Key concepts II Flashcards
Lesser omentum of foregut connects lesser curvature of stomach to which structure
Liver
Arterial supply to the fundus of stomach
Short gastric
Neurons of the superior mesenteric ganglion
Sympathetic visceral efferent neuron cell bodies only
Arteries of the superior mesenteric ganglion
- Middle colic
- Inferior pancreatoduodenal
- intestinal
- ileocolic
Pre-ganglionic autonomic axon responsible for inhibiting peristaltic activity of stomach
Greater splanchnic nerves
Structures that transit through the lesser sciatic foramen
- Obturator internus muscle
- internal pudendal artery & vein
- pudendal nerve
Does not receive blood from the internal iliac
Ovarian arteries
Do receive blood from internal iliac
- superior gluteal
- internal pudendal
- obturator
- middle rectal
Structures that transit through the inguinal canal
- internal abdominal oblique muscle fibers
- ductus deferens
- pampiniform plexus of veins
- testicular artery
Structure that does not transit through inguinal canal of male
transcersus abdominus muscle fibers
Nerves that innervate the smooth muscle cells in the ductus deferens and cause contraction during ejaculation
sacral splanchnic nerves
Compression of oculomotor nerve against incisor of tentorium cerebelli would cause
Dilation of the pupil
Best description of the anterior scales
lies anterior to the subclavian artery
Least likely to arise off a brach of the thyrocervical trunk
Facial
Braches that arise off thyrocervical trunk
inferior thyroid
suprascapular
ascending cervical
transcerse cervical