diapragm kidneys and post abdominal wall Flashcards
innervation of the diaphragm
phrenic nn supply motor to R and L hemidiaphragms and 30% of sensory to the central portaion of the diaphragm
intercostal nn supply lateral borders and some sensory laterally
what happens if C3-5 get damaged
hemidiaphragm on that side can’t descend (contract) and remains high in the thorax
where are kidneys located
vertebral levels T12-L3
sup pole of L kidney = T11
sup pole of R kidney = T12
what are abnormal kidney attachments
ectopic pelvic = remains ant to sacrum
horseshoe = below IMA
transplanted = in lower abdomen
kidney is encapuslated by….
perirenal fat and renal fascia
path of urine
pyramids (where it's produced) renal papillae minor calyces major calyces renal pelvis ureter
how does vascularization of the kidneys work
R renal a is longer thatn L and passes post to IVC renal aa divide into 5 segments when they reach hilum
L rean v is longer than R and passes ant to aorta
path of ureters
cross psoas maj mm running post to gonadal vessels and ant to ext. iliac a
common ureter abnormalities
bifid renal pelvis/ureter
retrocaval (behind IVC- causes slow drainage and high potential for kidney stones
ureter vascularization
renal a
gonadal a
abdominal aorta
location and shape of adreanal glands
R is triangular and sup to right kidney and post to IVC,
L is semilunar and superomedil to L kidney hear hilum
parts of adrenal glands and their fcns
fibrous capsule (surrounds)
cortex - produces steroids
medulla (center) acts as symp ganglion
sources of suprarenal aa
sup suprarenal aa (6-8) are from inf phrenic a
middle suprarenal aa (1+) are from aorta
inf suprarenal aa (1+) are from renal a
mm of post abd wall
transversus abdominus, quadratus lumborum, psoas maj and minor, diaphragm
how is the post abd wall vascularized
4 paired brs off abd aorta (the lumbar aa) that branch off before bifurcation