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Lecture 14: Abdominal Wall Flashcards

1
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Anterolateral abdominal wall muscles

A

-EO
-IO
-transversus abdominis

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anterior abdonimal wall muscles

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-rectus abdominis and sheath

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3
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where do the abdominal muscles converge

A

linea alba

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EO origin

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ribs 5-12

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EO insertion

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iliac crest and pubis

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Eo action

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Bilateral: flexion of trunk
Unilateral: contralateral rotation of trunk

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IO origin

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-inguinal ligament
-iliac crest
-lumbodorsal fascia

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IO insertion

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ribs 10-12

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IO action

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Bilateral: abdominal compression
Unilateral:ipsilateral rotation

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TA Origin

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-costal margin
-iliac crest
-inguinal ligament
-thoracolumbar fascia

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11
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TA insertion

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-linea alba
-xiphoid process
-pubis symphysis

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TA action

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rotation and flexion of the trunk

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13
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RA origin

A

pubic bone

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14
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RA insertion

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xiphoid process, ribs 5-7

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15
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RA action

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trunk flexion, pelvic stability

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16
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Rectus sheath

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surrounds RA anteriorly and posteriorly

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17
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what is the rectus sheath formed by

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EO, IO, TA aponeurosis’

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18
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what is the arcuate line between

A

umbilicis and pubis

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19
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layers of rectus sheath depend on

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locating according to arcuate line

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20
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Anterior Rectus Sheath above arcuate line

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-EO aponeurosis
-1/2 IO aponeurosis
_surrounds RA muscle

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21
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Posterior Rectus sheath above arcuate line

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-1/2 Io aponeurosis
-TA aponeurosis

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22
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transversalis fascia above arcuate line

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deep to rectus sheath

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23
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anterior rectus sheath below the arcuate line

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-EO aponeurosis
-IO aponeurosis
-TA aponeurosis

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24
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transversalis fascia below arcuate line

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in direct contact with RA

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25
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Posterior abdominal wall muscles

A

psoas major, quadratus lumborum, psoas minor, illiacus

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26
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Iliacus origin

A

iliac fossa

27
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Illiacus insertion

A

lesser trochanter

28
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Illiacus Action

A

flexion & ER of hip

29
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Psoas Major Origin

A

Transverse processes T12-L5

30
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Psoas Major Insertion

A

Lesser trochanter

31
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Psoas Major action

A

flexion of the hip

32
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Psoas Minor Origin

A

Lateral aspect of T12&L1

33
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Psoas Minor insertion

A

iliopectineal line

34
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Psoas minor action

A

trunk flexion

35
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Quadratus Lumborum origin

A

iliac crest

36
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Quadratus Lumborum insertion

A

transverse processes of T1-L5, rib 12

37
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Quadratus Lumborum Action

A

Bilateral: extention of trunk
Unilateral: lateral flexion of trunk

38
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Inguinal Ligament

A

attaches ASIS to pubis

39
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Inguinal Ligament Function

A

-Anchors abdominal muscle
-Supports soft tissues of the groin

40
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Inguinal Canal location

A

-lower anterior abdominal wall
-extends from deep inguinal ring -> superficial inguinal ring

41
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Superficial inguinal ring

A

opening in EO aponeurosis
*termination of inguinal canal

42
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Deep inguinal ring

A

evagination in transveralis fascia

43
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anterior border of inguinal canal

A

EO aponeurosis

44
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Posterior border of inguinal canal

A

transversalis fascia

45
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Floor of inguinal canal

A

inguinal ligament

46
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roof of inguinal canal

A

fibers of transversus abdominis & IO

47
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Inguinal canal contents in MALES

A

-spermatic cord
-gonadal vessels (testicular a&v)
-ilioinguinal nerve
-lymphatics

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Inguinal canal contents in FEMALES

A

-round ligament of uterus
-ilioinguinal nerve
-lymphatics

49
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Sensory innervation of abdominal wall

A

dermatomes

50
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Motor innervation of the abdominal wall

A

-thorcoabdominal nerves
-subcostal nerve
-lumbar plexus

51
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Dermatomes

A

-cutaneous innervation
-arranged in inferiorly sloping parallel rows around the abdomen
-clinically relevant dermatomes: T10, L1

52
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T10 dermatome

A

umbilical

53
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L1 dermatome

A

inguinal

54
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Motor innervation to abdominal muscles

A

-Thoracoabdominal nerves (T7-T11)
-Subcostal nerve (T12)
-Lumbar plexus (L1)

55
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Lumbar plexus nerves in motor innervation to abdominal muscles

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-Iliohypogastric
-Ilioinguinal

56
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Location of lumbar plexus

A

-posterir abdominal wall
-Lumbar spinal nerves L1-L4
-innervation mainly to lower limb

57
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superficial lymphatic drainage

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drains cutaneous and subcutaneous structures

58
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what structure above umbilicus does superficual lymph drainage drain

A

axillary node

59
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what structure below umbilicus does superficual lymph drainage drain

A

superficial inguinal nodes

60
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Deep lymph drainage below the umbilicus

A
  1. superficial inguinal nodes
  2. deep inguinal nodes
  3. common iliac nodes
  4. lumbar nodes
    all drains into Cisterna Chyli
61
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Lymph drainage return to venous circulation of left and right abdomen BELOW umbilicus

A

Cisterna Chyli -> Axillary nodes (left) -> Thoracic duct which returns lymph to venous system

62
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Lymph drainage return to venous circulation right abdomen ABOVE umbilicus

A

Axillary nodes (right) -> Right Lymphatic duct which returns lymph to venous system

63
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A

Year 2 - Semester 2 ANAT 316 (21 decks)

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