CST Test Part 6 Flashcards
What is the direction of blood flow in the following venous sinuses:
A) Transverse
Laterally (away from the confluence)
What is the direction of blood flow in the following venous sinuses:
B) Occipital
Superiorly (towards the confluence)
What is the direction of blood flow in the following venous sinuses:
C) Superior Pertrosal Sinuses
Posteriorly and Laterally
What is the direction of blood flow in the following venous sinuses:
D) Sigmoid sinuses
Inferiorly and Medially
Describe the location of the Cavernous Sinuses
On either side of the body of the Sphenoid
Describe the location of the Inferior Petrosal Sinuses
From the Cavernous sinuses to the inferior end of the sigmoid sinus
Which sinuses meet at the Confluence of Sinuses
Straight sinus, superior sinus, occipital sinus and two transverse sinus
Describe the location of the Pyloric Sphincter, both internally and in terms of surface location
Internal - Between the distal end of the stomach and proximal end of the duodenum.
External - 3 fingers above the belly button
Describe the location of the Ilio-caecal, both internally and in terms of surface location
Internally - Where the small intestine meets the large intestines
Externally - At McBernies point, 1/3 of the way from the right ASIS to umblicus
What considerations would you think important in a patient with tension and spasm in the Ilio-caecal valve
Emotional tension
Sympathetic nerve supply via the coeliac plexus and other sympathetic plexi (T8-T12)
Dietary factors
Local blockages
What underlying conditions would you suspect in a patient who reported anal bleeding
Hemorrhoids
Cancer
Duodenal ulcer
How would you differentiate the conditions of a patient who reported anal bleeding
Fresh or dried blood
How would you approach the treatment of a patient who reported anal bleeding
Get them to go to their GP
Treat the patient as a whole
Where is the pineal gland located
In front of the anterior end of the straight sinus in the Pineal recess within the posterior margin of the 3rd ventricle
Where is the Thymus gland located
Spreading out from behind the sternal angle