Lab 5: Abdomen Flashcards
3 tubular structures entering the ventro-medial (visceral) surface of the liver. Which will have the widest lumen?
hepatic artery, portal vein, bile duct. Portal vein has widest lumen
name the opening the esophagus passes through in the diaphragm
esophageal hiatus
Does horse have a gall bladder?
NO
Which organs/structures leave impressions on the liver? (6)
stomach, esophagus, descending duodenum, R kidney, caudal vena cava, R dorsal ascending colon
Compare the epithelium of the blind sac of the stomach vs. the distal stomach
blind sac: whitish, non-glandular, stratified squamous epithelium
distal stomach: pink, glandular
Border between blind sac and distal stomach
margo plicatus
what prevents the horse from vomiting?
the thick cardiac sphincter. Horse can only vomit in severe cases
What drains into the major duodenal papilla in the horse?
Bile duct and pancreatic duct
What drains into the minor duodenal papilla in the horse?
Accessory pancreatic duct
What part of colon passes cranial to the root of the mesentery?
transverse colon
From what side does ileum enter the cecum?
from the medial side
What direction does the cecocolic orifice face?
caudally into the R ventral colon
Why is it important to know pattern of bands and sacculations in the horse?
For identification in abdominal surgery and rectal palpation
Which segment(s) of the colon have distinct sacculations?
R ventral colon, L ventral colon, small colon
Which segment(s) of the colon have no sacculations?
L dorsal colon