Exam 2 (part 2) Flashcards

1
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What is the greater omentum

A

4 layered fold of peritoneum, hangs down from liver and wraps around intestines
Plays part in immune system and metabolism

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2
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Where is the liver located? What is its’ function?

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Upper right hand portion, underneath diaphragm.

Detoxification, produces biles

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Where is the gallbladder located? What is its’ function?

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Located in gallbladder fossa of the liver, stores bile, contracts when stimulated by cholecystokinin.

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Where is the pancreas located? Where is the head of the pancreas located? What is the function of the pancreas?

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Located in behind stomach, in front of spine. Head is located on right side of body.
Secretes insulin & glucagon, digestive enzymes

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5
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Where is the spleen located? What is its’ function?

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Located in the upper left side of your abdomen, behind left ribs.
Filters blood as part of the immune system, filters out old RBC & stores WBC

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What are the parts of the stomach? List them from proximal to distal. Be able to identify and label the parts.

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cardiac notch, fundus, cardiac antrum, body, lesser curvature, greater curvature, angular notch, pyloric canal, pyloric sphincter, duodenum

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7
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What are the inner folds of the stomach called and what is their purpose?

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Rugae, allows stomach to expand

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What are the sections of the small bowel in order of proximal to distal?

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Duodenum, jejunum, illeum

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9
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Describe each, the function and size/length

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Duodenum - 10-15” long, fixed by the ligament of treitz, receives bile, pancreatic juice & stomach contents, where chemical digestion takes place

Jejunum - most absorption of nutrients, 2.5 meters long

Illeum - continuation of absorption, ileocecal valve - passage into colon, 3.5 meters long

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In which segment of the small bowel does the greatest amount of digestion take place?

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Duodenum

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11
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What are villi and what purpose do they serve?

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Little hairs, increase absorption

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12
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What is the cecum? Where is it located? What does it connect to proximally and distally?

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Pouch that forms first part of the large intestine, connects proximally to ascending colon, and distal to vermiform appendix

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13
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What are taenia coli? What is their function?

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3 thick bands, puckering of the colon

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14
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What are haustra? What is their function?

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Series of pouch like folds, helps move food along the large bowels

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What is the veriform appendix? Where is located? What is its’ function?

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Thin tube that is attached to the cecum, sits in lower right part of abdomen, plays a role in immune system

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16
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List the segments of the large colon from proximal to distal. Be able to identify and label the parts

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Ascending colon, transverse colon, descending colon, sigmoid colon

17
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What are the other names for the right and left colic flexures?

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Right hepatic flexure, left splenic flexure

18
Q

Tracheostomy

A

open airway, through hole in the anterior trachea

19
Q

Endotracheal tube

A

keeps airway open, inserts through mouth or nose to trachea, 3-5cm above carina, 2nd thoracic vertebra

20
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Nasogastric tube

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feeding, decompression, radiographic exams, inserts from nose to stomach, proper placement within stomach
Dobbhoff, salem sum, levin

21
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Plerual drainage tube/chest tube

A

removes air or fluid from pleural space
Air: insert anterior and superior
Fluid: posterior and inferior

22
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Central venous catheter

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Administration of medicine, fluids, nutrients, or blood products
Insert subclavian vein or peripheral veins of arm\
Proper placement where brachiocephalic veins join to form superior vena cava or within it

Types: Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter (PICC Line)
Tunnel Catheter
Implanted Port-a-cath

23
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Swan-Ganz Catheter

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Diagnostic, detect heart failure or sepsis, monitor blood pressure in pulmonary artery, evaluate the effects of drugs
Insert pulmonary artery via subclavian vein
Proper placement within border of mediastinum

24
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Cardiac pacemaker

A

Maintain heart rhythm

25
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Defibrillator

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Deliver shock & maintains heart rhythm
Insert through subclavian vein, advanced right ventricle
Proper placement: apex of right ventricle