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Liver, Gall Bladder, and Stomach Flashcards

1
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Location of liver

A

RUQ, right hypochondriac, epigastric and left hypochondriac

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2
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enclosed by tight fibrous capsule of CT

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Glisson’s capsule

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3
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Fxn of liver

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Glycogen storage

Bile secretion

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4
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all nutrients absrobed from the digestive tract are conveyed to the liver via the

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portal venous system

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5
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accumulates between meals and is stored in the gall bladder

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bile

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6
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Extends from the umbilical notch on the inferior surface of the porta hepatis

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Falciform ligament

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7
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Right leaflet of the falciform ligament becomes

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the coronary ligament

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8
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Left leaflet of the falciform ligament becomes

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Left triangular ligament

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9
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The right and left leaflets bear the

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ligamentum teres or round ligament

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10
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Coronary ligament layers and where they are attached

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Superior layer: superior surface on to the inferior surface of diaphragm
Inferior: psoterior surface of the R. lobe of liver to the R. kidney, R. suprarenal gland and IVC, aka Hepatorenal ligament

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11
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Where the upper and lower layers of the coronary ligament fuse

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R. Triangular ligament

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12
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Left lobe of the liver connected to the undersurface of the diaphragm

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Left Triangular Ligament, joins the lesser omentum

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13
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The obliterated umbilical vein

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Ligamentum teres hepatis or round ligament

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14
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Forms the free border of the falciform ligament

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Ligamentum teres hepatis or round ligament

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15
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round ligament becomes continuous with

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ligamentum venosum, remnant of the fetal ductus venosus

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16
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remnant of fetal ductus venosus

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Ligamentum venosum

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17
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shunts blood from the umbilis vein to the IVC

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ductus venosus/ligamentum venosum

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18
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Gastrohelpatic ligament and hepatoduodenal ligament

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porta hepatis

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19
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Fissures of the Liver

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H - must know them

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20
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Porta hepatis contains the ff:

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Anterior: common hepatic duct
Middle - hepatic artery
Posterior - portal vein

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21
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T/F Right and Left lobes do not communicate

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True, they have their own arterial supply, venous and biliary drainage

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22
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Connects the caudate and the right lobe

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caudate process

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23
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The subphrenic space is found in what surfaceof the liver

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Anterosuperior

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24
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Bare are of the liver and the suprarenal impression is found in what surface?

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Posterosuperior

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25
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extension of the subhepatic space, lying between the rifht part of the visceral surface of the liver, the right kidney and the suprarenal gland

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Hepatorenal Recess/pouch, or Morrison’s Pouch

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26
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The groove for IVC passes towards

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central tendon of the diaphragm

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27
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Vascular supply of the liver

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Hepatic artery - carries O2 rich blood
Hepatid portal vein - carries venous blood
Renal, Phrenic, Lumbar and Intercostal veins

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28
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The liver has a double blood supply

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Hepatic artery - 20-25%

Hepatic portal vein - 70-80%

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29
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The Hepatic Artery is a branch of

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the celiac trunk

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30
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Formed by the union o fthe superior mesenteric and splenic veins

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Hepatic portal vein

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31
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Carries virtually all of the nutrients absorbed into and bypass the liver via the lymphatic system

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Hepatic portal vein

32
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3 Main Hepatic Veins

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Right, Central, Peripheral

33
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Venous drainage of the liver

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Central vein -> Collecting veins -> Hepatic veins -> IVC

34
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Areas veins tend to be dilated and tortuous

A

Anal - hemorrhoid
Gastoesophageal - esophageal varices
Paraumbilical - caput medusae (liver cirrhosis or obstruction)

35
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What connects intestinal veins with IVC and its retroperitoneal branches

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Veins of Retzius

36
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T/F between 2/4 to 3/4 of the lymph entering the thoracic duct comes from the liver

A

False. 1/4 to 1/2 comes from the liver

37
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Subperitoneal fibrous capsule of the liver

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Glisson’s capsule

38
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Most lymph is formed in the

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perisinusoidal spaces of Disse

39
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Lymphatic system of the liver (anterior)

A 
Superficial lymphatics from the anterior aspects of the deep diaphragmatic and visceral surfaces of the liver and deep lymphatic vessesl acompanying the portal triads -> 
Porta hepatis ->
Hepatic LN ->
Celiac LN ->
Chyle cistern ->
Thoracic Duct
40
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Lymphatic system of the liver (posterior)

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towards the bare area of the liver ->
Phrenic LN or
deep lyumpahtics -> posterior mediastinal lymph

41
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Posterior surface of the left lobe (lymphatics)

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esophagial hiatus -> Left gastric LN

42
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Anterior central diaphragmatic surface (along falciform ligament)

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parasternal LN

43
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Along round ligament of the liver

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umbilicus -> lymphatics of the AAW

44
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Nerve supply of the liver

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contains both sympathetic (celiac plexus) and parasympathetic (vagus) via the hepatic plexus

45
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Receives filament from the.. (nerves)

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R and L vagus and R. phrenic nerve

46
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Largest derivative of the celiac plexus

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Hepatic plexus

47
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Perihepatic spaces

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suprahepatic
infrahepatic
subphrenic

48
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Peritoneum completely surrounds what part of the gallbladder

49
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is the angle formed by the lateral border of the rectus abdominis and the 9th costal cartilage

A

tip of the fundus

50
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The infundibulum is attached to the first part of the duodenum by the

A

cholecystoduodenal ligament (avascular, from the right part of the hepatoduodenal lig)

51
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the bulging inferior surface of the infundibulum

A

Hartman’s pouch

52
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connects the gallbladder to the common hepatid duct

A

Cystic duct

53
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helps keep the cystic duct open

A

spiral valve of heister

54
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T/F biliary stones can pass directly to the large bowel

55
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Vascular supply of the gallbladder

A

Cystic Artery, the cystohepatic triangle of Calot

56
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Lymphatics of the GB

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Hepatic LN, cystic LN, Celiac LN

57
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Nerve supply of gallbladder

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celiac plexus (sympa and visceral afferent)
Vagus R, L (parasym)
R. Phrenic (sensory)

58
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Referred pain: irritation in the liver

A

will manifest as pain the neck, and shoulder region

Shoulder pain also means biliary stones

59
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Referred pain: irritation in the gallbladder

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pain in T7 and T9 and infrascapular area

60
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if the phrenic nerve is irritated

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will cause ipsilateral pain in the shoulder and neck

61
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gallbladdewr inflammation

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cholecystitis

62
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epigastric, umbilical and left hypochondriac region

63
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The dilated superior part that is related tot he left dome of the diaphragm (part of stomach)

64
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Between the esophagus and the fundus

A

Cardiac notch

65
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Stomach reaches which ICS

66
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The pyloric canal and sphincter lie in what plane?

A

Transpyloric plane

67
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Is a marked thickening of the circular layer of smooth muscle

68
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Opening into the duodenum

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pyloric orifice

69
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Arteries that anastomose in the lesser curavature

A

R and L gastric arteries

70
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Arteries that anastomose in the greater curvature

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R and L gastroepiploic A.

71
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Temporary longituinal folds formed when gastric mucosa is contracted

72
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temporarily formed during swallowing between longitudical gastric folds along the lesser curvature

A

gastric canal

73
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Arterial supply of the stomach

A

R and L gastric
R and L gastroepiploic
Short and posterior gastric arteries

74
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3 primary branches of the celiac artery

A

Left Gastric
Splenic Artery
Common Hepatic A.

75
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Venous drainage of the stomach

A 
Portal vein (main)
*prepyloric vein - identifying the pylorus
76
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Lymphatics drainage of the stomach

A

See picture

77
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Nerve supply of the stomach

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parasympatheic (ant L and post R vagus)

sympathetic (t6-T9 which passes to the celiac plexus thru the greater splanchnic nerve)

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