Lesson 5 Flashcards

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Q

What is the peritoneum?

A

A very thin continous transparent membrane the forms the lining of the abdominal cavity

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The peritoneum functions to ______ ___ ____ and provide a _____ ___ __ __ _ __

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Support the viscera

A pathway for blood vessels and lymph

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3
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In males the parietoneal cavity is ____ in female it has _______

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Closed

Has communication with the exterior

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4
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In males The peritoneum extends from the upper anterior portion of the rectum, to the bladder forming the ______ ______

A

Rectovesical pouch

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5
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In females The peritoneum over the anterior surface of the rectum extends to the uterus and forms the ________ pouch then over the uterus anteriorly to the bladder to form the _______ pouch

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Rectouterine

Vesicouterine

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6
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The mesentery is a

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Fused double layer of peritoneum enclosing the intestine

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7
Q

Three types of peritoneum

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Mesenteries
Omenta
Peritoneum

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Function of the mesentery

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Attach the intraperitoneal structures in the abdominal cavity to the abdominal wall

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Mesentery serves as a conduit for ______ ____ , ____ _____ and ______

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Blood vessels
Lymphatic vessel
Nerves

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10
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Meso

Enteron

Means

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Middle, in between

Intestines

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Name of mesentary suspending the uterus

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Mesometrium

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12
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what mesentary suspends the ovaries

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Mesovarium

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13
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What is the omenta

A

Is a mesentery or peritoneum that is attached to the stomach

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14
Q

Greater omentum extend from _________ and ___________, folds back up and attaches to the ________

A

Greater curvature of stomach and procimal duodenum

Anterior surface of the transverse colon

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15
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The less omentum goes from the _____ and ___________ to the _____

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Lesser curvature of stomach
And
Proximal duodenum to the liver

Hilum of the liver

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16
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The greater omentum acts as a _____ and ______ and to ______

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Fat storage area

Immune contribution ( has macrophases)

Engage in Wound isolation ( wraps around area of trauma)

17
Q

Lesser omentum forms ______ and _______ ligaments

A

Hepatogastric

Heptatoduodenal

18
Q

Lesser omentum connected to the greater sac via the ______ ______/_____ _____

A

Foramen of winslow/ epiploic foramen

19
Q

The space behinf the lesser omentum and stomach _________/ ______

A

OMENTA BURSA / LESSER SAC

20
Q

Greater sac of peritoneal cavity also called

A

Abdominal cavity

21
Q

Greater sac extends from the _____ to the ____

A

Diaphragm to the pelvic cavity

22
Q

The greater sac encloses most of the ____ ___

A

Abdominal organs

23
Q

Greater sac encloses _____________

A

Most of the abdominal organs

24
Q

The lesser sac is also called the

A

Omenta bursa

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What is bursa
A closed fluid filled sac that functions as a gliding surface to reduce friction
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What does epiploic mean
Accociated with an omentum
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Epiploic forman is a ________ between the greater and lesser sacs to allow___
Passageway For communications between these two spaces
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A peritoneal ligament is a _____ ____ f peritoneum that connects ________ or connects ______
Double fold Visceral together or viscera to hte abdominal wall
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Peritoneal ligaments connect ___ to ____
Organ to organ
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4 liver suspensory ligaments
Falciform Ligamentum teres Coronary ligament Left and right triangular ligaments
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Intraperitoneal structure are
Completely surrounded by visceral peritoneum and attached to the abdominal cavity
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Intraperitoneal organs (8)
Stomach, first part duodenum, majority of intestines,ovaries, gallbladder, spleen, liver and tail of pancreas
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Retroperinal structures
Push in to ther peritoneal cavity but are not enclosed
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9 retroperitoneal organs] SADPUCKER
``` Suprerenal Aorta/IVC Duodenum Pancreas Ureters Colon Kidneys Esophagus Rectum ```