Abdominal cavity Flashcards

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bordes of abdomen

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  • Superior boundary: Diaphragm
  • Inferior boundary: Pelvic diaphragm and pelvic inlet
  • Posterior boundary: Vertebral colum and posterior abdominal wall muscles
  • Anterior and lateral boundaries: Anterior and lateral abdominal wall muscles, ribs, sternum and iliac crests
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Layers of abdominal wall

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Skin
Subcutaneous tissue
Camper's fascia - fatty superficial layer.
Scarpa's fascia - deep fibrous layer
External oblique abdominal muscle
Internal oblique abdominal muscle
Rectus abdominis
Transverse abdominal muscle
Pyramidalis muscle
Fascia transversalis
Peritoneum
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divisions of abdominal wall

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two lines dividing into sup, mid and inf.
sup:transpyloric
inf: transtubercular plane
SUP: R+L hypochondrium and epigastrium
Midle: R + L lumbar amd umblical mesogastrium
INF: R+L iliac and hypogastrium

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4
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origin and insertion of external oblique?

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o: external srfc of 5-12 rib
i: rectus sheeth

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5
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origin and insertion of internal oblique?

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o: ASIS, lat 2/3 of inguinal lig
i: rectus sheeth

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origin and insertion of Transverse abdominus

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o: 7-12 rib
i: xiphoid cartilage, forms post layer of rectus sheeth

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origin and insertion of rectus abdominus

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o: 5-7 cartilage
i: pubic tubercle

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rectus sheeth above arcuate line

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  1. Aponerosis of external
  2. aponersois of internal, suoerficial tendon
    —–> rectus abdominus
  3. Internal oblique deep tendon
    4 transversalis fascia
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rectus sheeth below arcuate line

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  1. Aponerosis of external
  2. aponersois of internal, suoerficial tendon
  3. Internal oblique deep tendon
    —–> rectus abdominus
    4 transversalis fascia
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Innervation of external, internal, transversus?

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ilioinguinal (L1-L2)and iliohypogastric ( end branch)

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11
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innervation rectus abdominus?

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intercostal T7-T12

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12
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Vessels of abdominal wall?

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  • Sup epigastric ( thoracic aorta)
  • Inf epigastric (abdominal aorta)
  • superficial circumflex iliac vessel ( femoral a.)
  • deep circumflex iliac vessel ( external iliac a.)
  • superficial epigastric vessel ( femoral a.)
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veins

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  • Paraumblical vein
  • thoracoepigastric vein -> IVC
  • inf epigastric—> external iliac a
  • sup epigastriv vein—> internal thoracic v.—> brachiocephalic v.
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branches of abdominal aorta

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  • Inf phrenic a.
  • Lumbar 1-4 a.
  • median sacral a.
  • middle suprarenal a.
  • renal a. (L1)
  • ovarian/testicular a. (L2)
  • coelik trunk
  • SMA
  • IMA
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15
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level of abdominal aorta?

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Th12- L4

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16
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branches of internal iliac a.?

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  • iliolumbar a.
  • lateral sacral a.
  • obturator a.
  • superior + inferior gluteal a.
  • Umblical a. further superior vesical a.
  • Inf vesical a.
  • middle rectal a.
  • uterine a.
  • internal pudendal a.
  • artery to ductus deferens
17
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branches of external iliac artery?

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  • inferior epigastric a.

- deep circumflex iliac a.