Digestive Glands Flashcards
The liver is commonly located in what quadrants?
Upper right and middle abdominal quadrant
The liver is almost completely covered by what?
ribs and costal cartilages
Largest organ in abdominal cavity
liver
mesentery that bridges the liver and anterior abdominal wall between rectus sheaths on the inside of the linea alba
falciform ligament
fined thickened lower margin of falciform ligament; it was the umbilical vein in fetus
ligamentum teres
the ______ loses its mesentery and attaches to the liver
gall bladder
from the anterior view what lobes of the liver are visible?
right and left lobes
From the inferior view, what lobes of the liver are visible?
Right, left, quadrate lobe, and caudate lobe
What is the largest lobe of the liver?
Right lobe
What lobe of the lung is in between the sagittal fissures and is posterior to the horizontal fissure?
Caudate lobe
What lobe of the lung is in between the sagittal fissures and is anterior to the horizontal fissure?
Quadrate lobe
Which fissure of the liver lines up with the midline of the body?
Left sagittal fissure
What is located in the anterior right sagittal fissure?
Gall bladder
What is located in the posterior right sagittal fissure?
IVC
What is located in the horizontal fissure?
Porta hepatis
Nerve lymph and blood supply to the liver; also called the doorway of liver
Porta hepatis
What is located in the posterior left sagittal fissure?
Ligamentum venosum and root of lesser omentum
What is located in the anterior left sagittal fissure?
LIgamentum teres
Comes up through posterior left sagittal fissure and moves up to cover porta hepatis
lesser omentum
Area of the liver that is not covered by mesentery is called?
Bare area
T/F: The liver is partially mesenteric and partially secondarily retroperitoneal.
True
T/F: The liver is covered with visceral peritoneum.
True
______ around the liver are common sites of abdominal infections leading to ascesses
Recesses
Recess between the inferior border of liver and the kidney
Hepatorenal recess