GI Flashcards

1
Q

When relating to the 4 quadrants of the abdomen. Where is the horizontal midline draw?

A

Through the umbilicus

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2
Q

Where are the lines drawn for the 9 regions of the abdomen and name them all?

A

Midclavicular (medial of nipple) - vertical line
Under ribcage - horizontal line
Through tubercles of pelvis - horizontal line

Epigastric
Left and right hypochondriac

Umbilicus
Left and right lumbar

Suprapubic
Left and right iliac

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3
Q

Explain where pancreas is found in relation to quadrants

A

RU - head of pancreas

LU - body of pancreas

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4
Q

All of the liver lies in RU quadrant. T/F?

A

F - left lobe lies in LU

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5
Q

What relation to the urinary system can be found in RL and LL quadrants?

A

L and R ureters

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6
Q

Describe the arterial blood supply to the abdominal cavity?

A

Inferior phrenic arteries

Coeliac trunk - left gastric, common hepatic and sphlenic

SMA

IMA

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7
Q

The SMA is found anterior to what vessel?

A

Right renal vein

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8
Q

At what level do the renal arteries branch off?

A

Same level as SMA - L1

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9
Q

At what level do the renal arteries branch off?

A

Same level as SMA - L1

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10
Q

What level is IMA found at?

A

L3

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11
Q

What is the paracolic gutter?

Why are they clinically significant

A

Space laterally between the colon and gut wall

Can allow the passage of infectious fluids to different abdominal compartments

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11
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What is the paracolic gutter?

Why are they clinically significant

A

Space laterally between the colon and gut wall

Can allow the passage of infectious fluids to different abdominal compartments

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