Lab 7 Abs Flashcards

1
Q

v formed by ribs

A

costal margin

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2
Q

where xiphoid and sternum comes together

A

xiphisternal junction

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3
Q

fat part of the iliac crest

A

iliac tubercle

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4
Q

nine layers of abdominal wall

A
  1. skin
  2. camper layer (fatty)
  3. scarpa layer (membranous)
  4. external oblique
  5. internal oblique
  6. transverse abdominals
  7. transversalis fascia
  8. fat layer
  9. parietal peritoneum
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5
Q

ligament connecting liver to each other

A

falciform

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6
Q

ligament connecting liver to anterior wall

A

round

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7
Q

there is only one umbilical fold in the midline called blank

A

median

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8
Q

2 umbilical folds that have umbilical arteries

A

medial

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9
Q

2 umbilical folds that have inferior epigastric arteries

A

lateral

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10
Q

nerve with roots of t7-t11 and anterior rami

A

thoracoabdominal

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11
Q

nerve that innervates skin of anterior trunk

A

anterior cutaneous branches

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12
Q

nerve that innervates skin of lateral trunk

A

lateral cutaneous branches

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13
Q

t12 anterior rami innervating transverse abs, int obliques, quad lumborum

A

subcostal nerve

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14
Q

nerve that is L1, anterior, and is the superior branch

A

iliohypogastric nerve

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15
Q

nerve that is anterior L1, and inferior branch

A

ilioinguinal

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16
Q

fiber orientation of external oblique

A

inferomedial

17
Q

fiber orientation of internal oblique

A

superomedial

18
Q

thinnest abs

A

transverse

19
Q

rectus abdominis orientation

A

vertical

20
Q

part of inferior rectus abdominis that is continuous with the fascia

A

pyramidalis

21
Q

inguinal ligament splits into

A

lateral/medial crus

22
Q

L1 dermatome comes blank due to blank

A

medial, development

23
Q

layer of testis that is dark

A

tunica albuginea

24
Q

layer of testis that is light and superficial

A

tunica vaginalis

25
Q

diaphragm contracts during

A

inhalation

26
Q

where rectus exits the sheath

A

arcuate line

27
Q

innervation of abs

A

lower thoracic anterior rami

28
Q

there are blank pairs of intercostal nerves

A

11

29
Q

roots of intercostal nerves

A

t1-t11

30
Q

roots of the intercostal nerves in the thoracoabdominal region

A

t7-t11

31
Q

t12 nerve

A

subcostal

32
Q

two L1 branches that makes up a mini plexus

A

iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal

33
Q

inguinal canal is for the

A

testis

34
Q

blank dont use inguinal canal

A

females

35
Q

umbilicus is at blank dermatome

A

t10

36
Q

hernias can cut off blank and require blank

A

blood supply, surgery