Class 1 Flashcards
Name the vertical and horizontal lines to make the quadrants of the abdomen
Transumbilical - horizontal
Midsaggital / medial - vertical
Name the vertical and horizontal lines to make the 9 regions of the abdomen and their vertebral levels for the transverse
Transpyloric - L1
Transtubercular - L5
Left and right midclaviculars
Name 3 structures in the top 6 regions of the abdomen and the 2 structures in the lower 3.
RH - Liver, Gall Bladder, R kidney
LH - Spleen, Pancreas, Stomach
Epigastric - Stomach, Pancreas Liver
RL - Liver, kidney, S. Intestine
LL - kidney, descending colon, s.intestine
Umbilicus - 3 types of s.intestine
RI - Caecum, appendix
LI - Sigmoid and descending colons
Hypogastric - Sigmoid bladder
Name the 5 muscles of the anterior abdominal wall.
How many are flat and how many are vertical?
External Oblique
Internal Oblique
Transversus Abdominus
Rectus Abdomens
Pyramidalis
Function of the 3 flat abdominal wall muscles
Compression and support of abdominal viscera.
Anterior and lateral flexion of the trunk.
Innervation of the 3 flat muscles
Anterior / Ventral rami T7-T11
L1 nerve
Function of the vertical muscles
R.A = flexion trunk, compression of abdominal viscera, stabilises and controls tilt of hip.
Py = tenses the linea alba.
Innervation of the rectus abdominus muscle
Thoracic-abdominal + Subcostal nerve T7-T12 spinal nerves
Innervation of pyramidalus muscle
anterior portion of T12
Where does the rectus abdominal muscles lie in relation to the flat muscular aponeurosis above the umbilicus in C/S.
Between the 2nd aponeurotic sheet
Where does the rectus abdominal muscles lie in relation to the flat muscular aponeurosis below the umbilicus in C/S.
Behind all three layers
Vertebral level of umbilicus
L3-L4
Dermatome level of umbilicus
T10
Attachments of inguinal ligament
Anterior Superior Iliac Spine
Pubic tubercle
What is the inguinal ligament an extension of?
External oblique muscle
What forms the roof of the inguinal canal
transversals fascia, transversalis abdominis, internal oblique
What forms the floor of the inguinal canal
Inguinal ligament + Lacunar Ligament