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Anterior Abdominal Wall Flashcards

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RUQ contents

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  • Right lobe of liver
  • Gallbladder
  • Pylorus of stomach
  • Duodenum (1-3)
  • Head of pancreas
  • Suprarenal gland
  • Kidney
  • R colic flexure
  • superior ascending colon
  • right half transverse colon
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LUQ contents

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  • Left lobe of liver
  • Spleen
  • Stomach
  • jejunum
  • proximal ileum
  • body and tail of pancreas
  • kidney
  • suprarenal gland
  • left colic flexure
  • left half transverse colon
  • superior descending colon
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RLQ contents

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  • cecum
  • appendix
  • majority of ileum
  • inferior ascending colon
  • ovary
  • uterine tube
  • abdominal part of R ureter
  • abdominal part of R spermatic cord
  • uterus and bladder if full/enlarged
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LLQ contents

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-sigmoid colon
-inferior descending colon
-L ovary
-L uterine tube
-abdominal part of L ureter
abdominal part of L spermatic cord
-uterus and bladder if full/enlarlged

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What plane is at the level of the transverse colon?

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Subcostal plane

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What plane passes inferior border of 10th costal cartilage?

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Subcostal plane

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What plane is at the level of the ileocecal junction?

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Transtubercle plane

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What plane is between iliac tubercles?

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Transtubercle plane

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What plane is between ASIS?

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Interspinous plane

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What plane is at the level of the appendix and sigmoid colon?

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Interspinous plane

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What plane is at the level of L1?

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Transpyloric plane

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What plane is at the level of L3?

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Subcostal

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What plane is at the level of L5?

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Transtubercular

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What plane is at the level of S2?

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Interspinous

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What plane is at the level of the gallbladder fundus, pylorus of stomach, pancreatic neck, SMA and root of transverse mesocolon?

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Transpyloric plane

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What separates the abdomen from the pelvis?

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imaginary pelvic inlet

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Boundaries of Anterolateral Abdominal Wall

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upper 7-10 costal cartilages—> lower inguinal ligament and pelvic bones

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Layers of Abdominal Wall

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Skin–> Camper’s fascia (fatty)–> Scarpa’s fascia (membranous)–> aponeurosis

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How can fluid flow from abdomen to superficial perineum?

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Scarpa’s fascia is continuous with Colle’s fascia of perineum

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Why can’t fluid go from abdomen into leg?

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Scarpa’s fascia is fused with fascia lata

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O/I of External Oblique M

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Outer surface of lower 6 ribs–> aponeurosis, linea alba, ant iliac creast and pubic tubercle

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What innervates External Oblique M

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Ventral rami of T7-12

——-> Thoracoabdominal N and Subcostal N

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What is the fxn of eternal oblique muscle?

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increase intra-abd pressure, move trunk, retain posture

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Innervation of Internal Oblique M

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T7-12, L1

—>Thoracoabd N, Subcostal N, Ilioinguinal N, Iliohypogastric N

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O/I Internal Oblique M

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iliac crest–> lower 10-12 ribs, aponeurosis, linea alba, pubic crest

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What does the lower portion of internal oblique M make?

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conjoint tendon/ injuinal falx

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What does the internal oblique muscle form?

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Part of aponeurosis

Cremasteric muscle

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What is the fxn of conjoint tendon?

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prevents weak spot in abd wall—> if not working———-> DIRECT HERNIA

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Innervation of Transversus Abdominis M

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T7-11

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O/I of Transversus Abdominis M

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lower 7-12 ribs, iliac crest, some inguinal L—> linea alba, pectin pubis, pubic crest

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O/I Rectus Abdominis M

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Pubic symphysis and pubic crest—> xiphoid process, outer surface of 5-7 intercostal cartilages

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Innervation of Rectus Abdominis M

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T7-12

33
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Where are tendinous intersections?

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Rectus Abdominis M @ umbilical, xiphoid and midway

34
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Action of rectus abdominis M

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flex abd, compress abd

35
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What is the lateral border of rectus abdominis M

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linea semilunaris

36
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Where is pyramidis M?

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at the end of rectus abdominis M

37
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What is the rectus sheath made up of?

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fascia and aponeurosis of EOM, IOM, Transversus Abdominis M

38
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What aponeurosis is always anterior in rectus sheath?

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EOM

39
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How does the IOM aponeurosis form part the rectus sheath?

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upper 3/4: half anterior and half posterior

lower 1/4: anterior

40
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How does the transverus abdominis M form part of the rectus sheath?

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upper 3/4: posterior

lower 1/4: anterior

41
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What is the arcuate line?

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sharp transition where all aponeurosis become anterior to rectus abdominis M

42
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Where is the rectus abdominis in contact with the transversalis fascia?

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Below the arcuate line

43
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What nerve is T7-11?

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Thoracoabdominal N
———> continuation of intercostal N

M and S

44
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Where does the thoracoabdominal N run?

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Between transversus abdominis and internal oblique Ms

45
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What N is T12?

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Subcostal N

46
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Where is the subcostal N located?

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inferior 12th rib

——-> sensory superior to iliac crest

47
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What nerves are L1?

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Iliohypogastric and Ilioinguinal Ns

48
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What N runs between IO and TA mucles coming from L1?

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Iliohypogastric M

49
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What are the M/S for Iliohypogastric N?

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M to IO and TA

S to upper inguinal and hypogastric region

50
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What are the M/S for Ilioinguinal N?

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M to LOWER IO and TA

S to lower inguinal, anterior scrotum and labia, NEAR MEDIAL THIGH

51
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What are abdominal wall arteries continuations of?

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Intercostal As

52
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Where do lumbar arteries originate?

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Abd Aorta

53
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Where does superficial epigastric A originate?

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Femoral A

54
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What artery runs along inguinal ligament?

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Superficial circumflex iliac A

———–>via femoral A

55
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What A runs deep along inguinal ligament?

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Deep circumflex iliac A

————-> via external iliac A

56
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What arteries rung along and deep to inguinal ligament?

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With: superior circumflex iliac A

Deep to: deep circumflex iliac A

57
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What artery runs posterior to rectus abdominis M?

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Inferior epigastric A

—–> via external iliac A

58
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What artery anastomosies with the Superior Epigastric A?

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Inferior epigastric A

—-> via external iliac A

59
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What is a terminal branch of the internal thoracic A in the abdominal wall?

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Superior epigastric A

60
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What A runs anterior to the posterior rectus sheath?

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Inferior epigastric A

AKA posterior to rectus abdominis M

61
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What fold is due to obliterated urachus?

A

Median umbilical fold

62
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What fold is due to obliterated umbilical As?

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Medial umbilical fold

63
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What fold is due to inferior epigastric A?

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Lateral umbilical fold

64
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What gutter is on either side of the upper bladder?

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Supravesicular fossa

65
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What gutter is lateral to the medial umbilical folds (b/t medial and lateral folds)?

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Medial inguinal fossa

66
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What gutter is lateral to the lateral umbilical folds?

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Lateral inguinal fossa

67
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Superficial vessels superior to umbilicus drain into?

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Axillary nodes, some to parasternal nodes

68
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Superficial vessels below umbilicus drain to?

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Superficial inguinal nodes

69
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Where do deep lymph vessels run?

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With deep veins of abdominal wall

—-> external and internal iliac Vs

70
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What incision can be made rapidly due to few BV and N in this location?

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Midline incision (through umbilicus)

71
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What incision is 2.5 cm inferior from costal margin?

A

Subcostal

72
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What incision is used to access gallbladder, biliary tract and spleen?

A

Subcostal incision

73
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What incision is used to open anterior sheath and enter peritoneum (after pushing rectus M aside laterally)?

A

Paramedian incision (just lateral to midline)

74
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What incision is used to split muscle and gain access to appendix?

A

Gridline (over McBurney’s point)

75
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What incision is used most in OB/GYN surgeries?

A

Suprapubic

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