Adominal Wall and Peritoneal cavity Flashcards

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Rectus Abdomonis

origin: pubic crest and symphysis pubis

insertion:

costal cartilage of ribs 5-7, xiphoid process

nerve to muscle and its spinal segment:

7-12 intercostal nerves

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external oblique

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internal olbique

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transverse abdominis

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transverse abdominis

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falciform ligament

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7
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what is the falciform ligament attached to

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liver and diaphragm

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8
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the ____ hangs down from the falciform lgiament

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ligamentum teres

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9
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falciform ligament

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10
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ligamentum teres or round ligament of liver

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linea alba

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12
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inguinal ligament

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pylorus of stomach

goes to: duodenum

*greater curvature curves up and then indents at pyrlous

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Spleen

  • purpilsh, connected to diaphragm*
  • on top of splenic flexure*
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Greater omentum

extends from the greater curvature of the stomach to the posterior abdominal wall superior to the transverse mesocolon.

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16
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Identify 16

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Greater omentum

extends from the greater curvature of the stomach to the posterior abdominal wall superior to the transverse mesocolon.

17
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Where is his finger in?

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Epiploic foramen

hole posterior to the free edge of the lesser ommentum

18
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What is this organ?

What is #8 pointing to?

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  1. Stomach
  2. Pyloric sphincter
19
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Where is the probe going through?

Through what is this cavity itself traveling through? What is the visceral parietoneum formed by?

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The epiploic foramen

The lesser sac

The greater and lesser ommentum

20
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What is this structure?

What is contained in it?

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Hepatoduodenal ligament

Portal vein, cbd, hepatic arteries

21
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What is hepatogastric ligament a part of?What does it connect?

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Part of lesser ommentum that connects the liver to the first part of the stomach

22
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What is the part of the peritoneal cavity located posterior to the stomach and lesser omentum called?

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the lesser sac

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First part of the duodenum

  • occurs at about L1*
  • begins to turn left after the liver*
  • looks like a horse shoe*
24
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What is this structure in the second part of the duodenum? What opens up here?

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th duodenal papilla

  • means nipple like structure*
  • before the duodenum turns left*

where bile and pancreatic ducts open by a common orfice

25
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What is revealed when pulling the small intestine to the left?

What part of the small intestine is not connected to this?

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The mesentery

broad fan like folds of the peritoneum

The duodenum is not connected to the mesentery

26
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Identify

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Jejunum

DJI (dow jones industrial)

27
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What ligament suspends the duodeno-jejunal flexure to the diaphragm?

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The ligament of trietz

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The ileum

most distal part of the small intestine

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Cecum

  • On the right side*
  • where taeni coli begins*
  • Appendix hangs from the base of the cecum*
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Appendix

attached to the cecum on the right side

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Ascending colon

on top of the large cecum on the right

goes up from the cecum as far as the inferior surface of the liver where the hepatic flexure occurs then cuts across the abdomen towards the spleen

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Hepatic flexure

33
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What is 9 in this structure?

What is 10 in this structure?

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Transverse colon

Transverse mesocolon (the mesentery of the transverse colon)

34
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What is this structure?

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Transverse mesocolon

35
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What is this flexure of the large intestine?

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Splenic flexure

36
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Taeni coli

longitudinalbands of muscle that run the entire length of cecum and colon

37
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What are these structures?

They are found throughout the large intestine except the…

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Appendices Epiploicae

Found the entire length of the large intestine except at the rectum

38
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Sigmoid colon

begins at pelvic inlet

attached to posterior abdominal wall by fan shaped mesocolon