anterior abdominal wall Flashcards

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what are the subdivided parts of the abdominal cavity

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abdominal cavity proper
pelvic cavity

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what is the anterior wall of the abdomen formed from

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muscles

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what is the posterior abdominal wall formed from

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lumbar vertebrae and muscles

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what is the linea alba

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shallow groove that runs vertically in the medium plane from the xiphoid process to the pubis

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what are the three vertical abdominal muscles

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external oblique, internal oblique and transverse abdomins

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what is the linea semilunaris

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curved line defining the lateral border of the rectus abdomins

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what is herniation

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abdominal viscera can occur in one of several weak aspects of the abdominal wall

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what is a spigelian hernias

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develop between the lateral border of the rectus abdominis and the linea semicircularis

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what can pain around the umbilicus be

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appendicitis as T10 spinal segment also supplies the appendix

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what is umbilicus

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  • at level of intervertebral disc between L3-L4 vertebrae
  • skin around supplied by T10 spinal segment
  • puckered sac in abdominal wall where there was attachment to the umbilical cord
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what arteries are remnants from umbilical arteries

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  • medial umbilical ligament
  • umbilical vein - ligamentum teres
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what is a congenital umbilical hernia

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failure of umbilical ring to close after physiologic herniation of midgut covered by skin

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what are the symptoms of congenital umbilical hernia

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  • inta abdominal pressure
  • bulge of abdominal fat
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what congenital disorders are related to umbilical hernias

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  • down syndrome
  • congenital hypothyroidism
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what is the xiphosternal line

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horizontal line passing through the xiphosternal synchondrosis

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what is the subcostal line

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horizontal line passing through lowest points of the costal arches

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what is the interspinous line

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horizontal line passing through the anterior superior iliac spines

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what is the left midclavicular line

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vertical line passing through middle of clavicle

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what is the right midclavicular line

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vertical line passing through the middle of the right clavicle

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what is the transpyloric line of Addison

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horizontal line between the sternal ends of the 9th ribs

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what is in the right hypochondrium region

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liver
gallbladder

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what is in the epigastric region

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stomach
pancreas
duodenum

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what is in the left hypochondrium region

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spleen
left colic flexure

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what is in the right lumbar region

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right kidney
right ureter
ascending colon

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what is in the umbilical region
loops of small intestine aorta inferior vena cava
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what is in the left lumbar region
left kidney left ureter descending colon
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what is in the right iliac fossa
caecum appendix
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what is in the hypogastric region
coils of small intestine urinar blader uterus
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what is in the left iliac fossa
sigmoid colon
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what is the horizontal place passing through the umbilicus called
transumbilical plane
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what is the labbe triangle
- projection of stomach
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what is the Desjardins point
- project of the major duodenal papilla
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what is Murphys point
- projection of the fundus of the gallbladder
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what Is mcburneys point
- projection of the cecal osmium of the vermiform appendix
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what is lanz point
projection of the tip of a vermiform appendix in the pelvic position
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what are the 8 layers of the abdominal wall
- skin - superficial fascia - external oblique muscle - internal oblique muscle - transverse abdominis muscle - fascia transversalis - exztraperitoneal connective tissue - parietal layer of peritoneum
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what is campers fascia
fatty superficial layer
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what is the scarpas fascia
membranous deep layer
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what does the superficial layer in woman also form
labia majora
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what does the superficial layer in men also form
continues over the penis to the scrotum
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what is intraabdominal pressure important for
- stabilisation of vertebral column - defecation - coughing - vomiting
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what are the 3 flat muscles of the anterior abdominal wall
- external oblique - internal oblique - transversus abdominis
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what are the 2 vertical muscles in the anterior abdominal wall
- rectus abdominis - pyramidalis
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what is the function of rectus abdominis
bipedal locomotion - walking, running and jumping
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what are the nerves supplying the rectus abdominis
intercostal neves - 7-11
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what nerve supply the pryamidalis
subcostal nerve
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what is the nerve supply to the external oblique
intercostal nerve 5-11
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what is the function of the external oblique
- trunk flexion and rotation
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what is the nerve supply to the internal oblique
intercostal nerve 8 - 11
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what is the nerve supply to the transverse abdominal
intercostal nerves 7-11
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what is the inguinal ligament
lower free boarder of the external oblique
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what is the conjoint tendon
formed by the Munson of lower aponeurotic fibres of internal oblique and transverses abdominis
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what is the cremaster
caudal part of the internal oblique and transverse abdominis - coverts spermatic cord and scrotum
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what is the posterior muscle of the abdomen
quadratus lumborum - lateral and medial parts
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what is the nerve supply to the quadratus lumborum
subcostal nerve and anterior rami L1-L3
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what is the function of the quadratus lumborum
- fixation of ribs during inspiration and trunk extension - lateral flexion of trunk
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what is the rectus sheath
fibrous structure that envelops in the rectus abdominis
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what are the contents of the rectus sheath
muscles - recess abdominis and pyramidalis arteries - superior epigastric and inferior epigastric nerves - lower 6 thoracic nerves, lower 5 intercostal and subcostal nerves
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why is the acute line of the rectus sheath important
- site of weakness in abdominal muscle - liable for hernia
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what is the arterial supply to the superior part of the abdominal wall
branches from the musculophrenic artery
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what is the arterial supply to the inferior part of the abdominal wall
- superficial epigastric artery - superficial circumflex iliac artery - both from femoral artery
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what is the arterial supply to the superior part of the abdominal wall
- superior epigastric artery from internal thoracic artery
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what is the arterial supply to the lateral part of the abdominal wall
10-11 intercostal and subcostal arteries
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what is the arterial supply to the inferior part of the abdominal wall
- inferior epigastric artery - deep circumflex iliac artery
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where is the cutaneous vein found
around the umbilicus anastomose
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where does the cutaneous vein tributary too
hepatic portal vein
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what is caput medusae
portal hypertension forming enlarged veins radiating outwards from the umbilical area and increases the pressure in the portal vein