Lesson 5B (Part 3) Flashcards
What are the first organs to be seen in a coronal abdomen plane? (3)
- Liver
- Spleen
- Kidneys
What muscles are seen laterally to the spine in a coronal plane of the abdomen? (2)
- QL
2. Erector spinae muscles
What muscle is more anterior to the spine in a coronal plane?
The psoas muscles
Where is the spleen in comparison to the left kidney in coronal plane?
Superior
Which vertebrae is moe anterior due to the curve of the spine?
Lumbar vertebrae
- compared to the thoracic vertebrae
Where is the gallbladder seen compared to the right lobe of the liver in coronal view?
Anterior/inferior
What is the most anterior part of the gallbladder that is seen in coronal view?
The fundus
How is the gallbladder related to the hepatic flexure and right side of the colon in coronal view?
Inferiorly
How is the gallbladder related to the pylorus of the stomach and the duodenum in coronal view?
Medially
What organs are located most posteriorly in the abdomen?
- Kidneys
- Spleen
- Liver
In coronal sections through the abdomen, what blood vessels are usually located along the superior margin of the pancreas?
Splenic artery
In coronal sections through the anterior abdomen, what organ is located on the left side?
The stomach