Other lessons needed for midterm Flashcards

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where is the liver located?

A
  • Right hypocondrium (RUQ)

- Extends to Epigastrium and into left hypocondrium

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2
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what is the superior border of the liver?

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diaphragm

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3
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what are the posterior borders of the liver?

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lumbar region of the posterior abdominal wall

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4
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what is the anterior border of the liver?

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abdominal wall, Ribs

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5
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what is inferior to the liver?

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Pancreas, Rt Kidney, duodenum, colon, GB, lesser curvature of Stomach

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6
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what is another name for the anterior aspect of the liver?

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parietal

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7
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what is another name for the posterior aspect of the liver?

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visceral

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8
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what are the 3 fissures of the liver?

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  • Main Lobar Fissure (or Median)
  • Left Intersegmental Fissure
  • Right Intersegmental Fissure
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9
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what are the ligaments of the liver?

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  • Falciform Ligament
  • Ligamentum Teres or Round Ligament
  • Ligamentum Venosum Ligament
  • Hepatoduodenal Ligament
  • Gastrohepatic Ligament
  • Coronary Ligament
  • Right and Left Triangular Ligaments

LOOK AT WHERE THESE ARE ON SLIDES

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10
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what are the ligaments used as sonographic landmarks?

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  • falciform ligament
  • Ligamentum Teres ( Round ligament)
  • Ligamentum Venosum
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11
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where is the Hepatoduodenal Ligament?

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Covers the porta hepatis entrance to the liver

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12
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where is the Gastrohepatic Ligament?

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connects lesser stomach to liver

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13
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where is the coronary ligament?

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connects posterior liver to diaphragm

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14
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where is the right and left triangular ligaments?

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connects liver to body wall

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15
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where is the bare area?

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  • Located in the Posterior Superior aspect of the Liver
  • Direct contact with Diaphragm
  • Only part of the liver not covered by Peritoneum
  • “Therefore if fluid is located here it is NOT Intraperitoneal”
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16
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what is intersegmental division?

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Definite division between borders (hepatic veins)

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17
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what is intrasegmental division?

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borders between unclear (portal veins) 1 exception to rule

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18
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what should the size of the liver be?

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  • measuring posterior superior to anterior inferior tip
  • Midclavicular line for Right lobe range= 13 to 17 cm
  • Left lobe- variable
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19
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what is the echogenicity of the liver?

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  • Slightly hyperechoic or isoechoic compared to renal cortex
  • Hypoechoic compared to the spleen
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20
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what is the echotexture of the liver?

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Homogeneous and moderately echogenic throughout

21
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what is the contour of the liver?

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smooth borders

22
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what are the scanning approaches to the liver?

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  • Subcostal (means under ribs)

- Intercostal (between ribs)

23
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what are the patient positions when scanning the liver?

A

Supine

Left lateral decubitus

24
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what are the 4 lobes the liver is divided into?

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  • Lt. Lobe
  • Rt. Lobe
  • Caudate Lobe
  • Quadrate lobe
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what roughly divides the liver into right and left lobes?
main lobar fissure
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what runs within the main lobar fissure?
middle hepatic vein and main portal vein
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what vessel can help us divide the liver?
the IVC
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the left lobe is divided into?
- lateral | - medial
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the right lobe is divided into?
- anterior | - posterior
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what divides the superior aspect of the liver?
hepatic veins
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what divides the liver in the middle?
portal veins
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what does each of couinauds segments contain?
- blood supply - lymphatics - biliary drainage
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LOOK AT NAMING CAUDINADS SEGMENTS
ON POWERPOINT AND IN NOTES
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What is the liver's functions?
-Detoxifcation -Metabolic Break down & remove old blood cells -Secrete approx. ½ pint of bile per day -Store several substances -Production of important Plasma proteins & hematopoiesis in fetal life
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what are the 3 cells that the liver produces?
Functioning Hepatocytes Kupffer cells Biliary Epithelial Cells
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what does the Functioning Hepatocytes do?
Detoxification | Form Bile – aides in digestion of fats
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what does the Kupffer cells do?
Also find in spleen Immunity Protect Hepatocytes
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what does the Biliary Epithelial Cells do?
Lines the biliary ducts
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liver has a low ____________ due to dual blood supply
incidence of infarction
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what does the portal system do?
Transports nutrients from intestines to liver | blood is filtered in the liver
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what are the hepatic veins?
accompany the portal veins - Very small compared to portals - Not well seen with ultrasound - 20 to 30 % of liver’s blood supply - Provide Oxygen to the Liver
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what are the ducts?
- Carry Bile which helps in Digestion - Very small within the liver sometimes see along PV’s - Bile brought by these ducts to the duodenum to help digest Food
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what is apart of the portal triad?
- Hepatic Arteries - Portal Veins - Ducts
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what is the part of the liver called where the portal triad enters?
porta hepatis
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what is the left (my left) ear of mickey?
CBD
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what is the body of mickey?
main portal vein
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what is the right (my right) ear of mickey?
proper HA
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what are some normal variants of the liver?
- reidels lobe (large right lobe) - distal papillary process of caudate lobe - elongated left lobe