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page 98-107 Flashcards

1
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cisterna chyli

A

located in the para aortic region below diaphram at T12

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drain LN from

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Abd

Pelvis

Inguinal region

LE

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continues sup with Thoracic duct

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cistern chyli

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thoracic duct

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continuation of dilated cisterna chyli

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post and sup. mediastinum

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thoracic duct

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drain LN from

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Low limbs

abd

chest wall

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empties into venous system at junction of subclavian and IJV

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thoracic duct

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r. lymphatic duct

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drain right arm

right side of chest

right head

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empties into junction of r. IJV and r. subclavian vein

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R. lymphatic duct

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peritoneum

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membrane lining interior of abdominopelvic cavity

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single layer of simple squamous mesothelium

thin layer of irreg CT

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peritoneum

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visceral peritoneum

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covers organs

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parietal peritoneum

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covers body wall

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peritoneal fluid

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fills the peritoneal space/cavity

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double layer fold of peritoneum pushed into periotneal cavity

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Mesentary

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16
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suspends most organs of abdominoperitoneal cavity

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mesentary

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allows path for BV and nerves

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Mesentary

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dorsal mesogastrium

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> omentum and

omental bursa

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dorsal medoduodenum

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dissappears (duodenum lies retroperitoneal)

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pleuropericardial membrane

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pericardium

contribute to diaphram

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ventral mesentary

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falciform lig

lig. teres

< omentum (hepatogastric and Hepatoduodenal lig)

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either mesentary or omentum

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peritoneal lig.

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named double fold of peritoneum and connects 2 organs or organ to abd wall

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Peritoneal Lig

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ass. with stomach

jejunum , ileum

appendix

transverse colon

sigmoid colon

spleen

liver

GB

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peritoneal lig

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25
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contain splenic art vein

and tail of pancreas

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splenorenal lig

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spleen to post abd wall

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splenorenal lig

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spleen to parietal peritoneum on ant surface of kidney

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splenorenal lig

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sep. the greater peritoneal sac from left poriton of < peritoneal sac

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splenorenal lig.

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gastrosplenic lig

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part of dorsal mesogastrium b/n > curve of stomach and spleen

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incise to gain access to left side of the lesser peritoneal sac

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gastrosplenic Lig

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part of > omentum

b/n > curvature of stomach and transverse colon

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gastrocolic lig

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contains gastroepiploic art

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gastrocolic Lig

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33
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gastroduodenal lig

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b/n < curve of stomach and duodenum

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gastrohepatic lig

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part of < omentumb/n liver and < curvature

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separates > peritoneal sac and right part of lesser peritoneal sac

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gastrohepatic Lig

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36
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contains no significant BV (may be incised for access)

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gastrohepatic lig

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37
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part of < omentum

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hepatoduodenal lig

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38
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liver to first part of duodenum

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hepatoduodenal lig

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39
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common bile duct

proper hepatic art

portal vein

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hepatoduodenal lig

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separates > peritoneal sac from right part of

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hepatoduodenal lig

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41
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forms ant part of epiploic 4amen

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hepatoduodenal lig

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42
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liver to ant abd wall

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falciform lig

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43
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ligamentum teres

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falcifomr lig

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45
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forgegut

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esophogus

stomach

duodenum

liver

gallbladder

pncras

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46
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art supply of foregut

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celiac trunk

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47
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thoracic nerve

and vagal PS

> splancnic

symp

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foregut

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sup mesenteric art

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midgut

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49
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vagal PS

thoracic splancnic symp nerve

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midgut

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50
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2nd- 4th duodenum

jejunum

ileum

sppendix

asc colon

appendix

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midgut

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51
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inf mesenteric art

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hindgut

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52
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pelvic splancnic nerve

PS

lumbar splancnic symp nerve

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hindgut

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53
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transverse colon

descending colon

sigmoid colon

rectum

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hindgut

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58
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esophogus blood supply

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inf thyroid art

desc thoracic aorta

l. gastric art

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59
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10 inch muscular tube

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esphogus

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60
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food from pharyx to stomach

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esophogus

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61
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pierces diaphram at cardiac orifice

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esphogus

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62
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post to trachea

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esophogus

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63
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travels thru mediastinum (sup and post)

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esophogus

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64
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skeletal muscle of esophogus

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upper 1/3

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skeletal and smooth muscle

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middle 1/3 of esophogus

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lower 1/3 of esophogus

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SM

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67
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PS inerv of esophogus

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vagus nerve (esoph. branches)

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recurrent laryngeal nerve(vagus)

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motor innerv of eosphogus

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69
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cardiac incisure

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71
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fundus of stomach

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top of it

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angular incisure of stomach

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pylorus of stomach

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74
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> curve of stomach

and < curve

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75
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cardiac

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or lower esophogeal spinchter

76
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int esophogeal sphincter

ext sphncter

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cardiac or lower esophogeal sphincter

77
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outler of esphogus into duodenum

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pyloric sphincter

78
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direct branch of celiac trunk

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splenic art

79
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spleen stomach

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splenic art

80
Q

short gastric to fundus

Left gaftroepiploic to left > curvature

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splenic art br

81
Q

direct br of celiac trunk

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L. gastric

82
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inf esophogus

< curvature of stomach

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L gastric art

83
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Br. of gastroduodenal

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R. gastric art

84
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R. gastric art

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r. lesser curvature of stomach

85
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br of gastroduodenal

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r. gastroepiploic

86
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R. gastroepiploic

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r. 1/2 greater curvature of stomach

87
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gastric ulcer bleeds from it

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R. gastroepiploic art

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A
89
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90
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liver met. function

A

produce bile and involved in cholesterol metab.

91
Q

urea cycle

A

liver fucntion

92
Q

produce protein

clot factors and enzymes

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live fucntion

93
Q

Detox and liver enzymes

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Liver function

94
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recieve substances from portal blood

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liver function

95
Q

phagocytosis and kupfer cells

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Liver fucntion

96
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line sinusoids and filter bacteria and other particles

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Liver fucntion

97
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lies under r. diaphram

large right lobe, small left lobe

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liver

98
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attaches to ant body wall

A

falciform lig

99
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attaches liver to diaphram

A

coronary lig

100
Q

hep. sinusoids

A

with fenestated end cels

permits flow of serum across

101
Q

portal triad is

A

structural unit of Liver

102
Q

art supply of liver

A

hepatic art from common hep art(celiac trunk br)

103
Q

need O2 blood to Liver

A

for viability

104
Q

portal venous blood

A

drain int.

filtering

detox of newly absorbed substances

105
Q

all blood (hep art and portal blood) emptied into

A

same sinusoid

106
Q

sinusoids empty

A

to common central vein

107
Q

central vein into

A

hepatic vein

108
Q

hepatic vein empty into

A

IVC

109
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A
110
Q

develops from mesenchymal cells

A

spleen

111
Q

doesnt develop from primitive gut

A

Spleen

112
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spleen

A

lies in left hypochondrium of abd cavity

b/n stomach and diaphram

113
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spleen

A

ovoid organ

size of fist

114
Q

blood reservoir

phagocytosis

make mononuclear leukocytes

A

Spleen

115
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splenic art and splenic vein

A

supply and drain spleen

116
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celiac plexus

A

innerve spleen

117
Q

red pul

blood filled lymphoids

phagocytic cells

lymphocytes

plasma cells

white pulp(lymphocytes around splenic art)

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spleen

118
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br on int surface of liver

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gallbladder

119
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store and concentrate bladder

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gallbladder

120
Q

bile

A

produced in liver

121
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form the common bile duct

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cystic duct(gallbladdder)

hep duct(liver)

122
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common bile duct empties into

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duodenum

123
Q

sphincter oddi

A

ampulla of vater

duodenal pappila

124
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when spincter of oddi relaxes

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cholecystokinin–> fat into intestines

Gallbladder contracts

bile is released into duoddenum for fat emulsion

125
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gallbladder contracts

A

no cholesystokinin; intestine empties

forces bile up the cystic duct to gallbladder for storage

126
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cystic art(br of right hepatic art)

A

blood supply of gall bladder

127
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vagal fibers (from celiacplexus)

A

innervate gallbladder

128
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lymph drains into

A

cystic LN then Hepatic nodes then celiac nodes

129
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A
130
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blood supply of duodenum

A

S and I pancreatico duodenum

131
Q

duodenum

A

C shaped

surround pancreas

shortest and widest part of SI

132
Q

common bile duct and panc duct

A

empty into duodenum at duodenal pappila

133
Q

contains brunners gland secreting mucus

A

duodenum

134
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jejunum blood supply

A

SM intestinal br

135
Q

most villi for absorption

A

Jejunum

136
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thickest musc wall of any SI segment

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jejunum

137
Q

valve of Kerekring

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jejunum

138
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Ileum blood supply

A

SMA(int. br. and ileocolic br)

139
Q

peyer patch

vit B12

bil salt for absorption

A

Ileum

140
Q

more goblet cells and mesenteric fat than jejunum

A

ileum

141
Q

no plicae circulares in

A

low ileum

142
Q

ileocecal valve to anus

A

LI

143
Q

site of fluid and electrolyte reabsorption

A

li

144
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nill villi

A

Large intestine

145
Q

doesnt sec. enzymes of have enzymes along brush border

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LI

146
Q

goblet cells

absorptive cells

microvilli

A

LI

147
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cecum blood supply

A

cecal branch and appendiculr art

148
Q

blid sac

ileocecal valve enters vermiform appendix

lymphoid tissue

A

Cecum

149
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Colon ascending blood supply

A

SMA–> ileocolic ,right colic

SMA–> middle colic

150
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transverse colon blood supply

A

SMA middle colon

151
Q

descending colon blood supply

A

IMA left colic art

152
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sigmoid colon blood supply

A

IMA sigmoid colon

153
Q

colon

A

1/4th length of SI with larger diameter

154
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teniace coli of colon

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3 smooth musc bands

155
Q

haustra of colon

A

pouches created by teniae

156
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epiploic appendages of colon

A

flate globules on serosal surface

157
Q

tf ascending and descending colon are retroperitonea

A

T

158
Q

rectal blood supply

A

sup. rectal art and middle rectal art of IMA

159
Q

located within pelvic cavity

from sigmoid to anus

stright

A

rectum

160
Q

no teniae, haustra, epiploic appendages

A

rectum

161
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anal canal

A

int disc–> inf rectal

162
Q

last 3-4 cm of rectum

int and ext spincter

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anal canal

163
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invol; vol

A

int; ext spincter of anal canl

164
Q

peyer patch

A

subep, nonencaps lymphoid tissue

in ileum

limit # of harmful bacteria

165
Q

retroperitoneal structures

A

not suspended from mesentary

plastered agaisnt post body wal, behind peritoneum

166
Q

lumbar plexus innerv

A

psoas major minor

quad lumborum

167
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ilacus

A

femoral nerve

168
Q

curve of duodenum to spleen

lobulated gland

A

pancreas

169
Q

retroperitoneum

A

pancreas

170
Q

head of pancreas

A

lies in C of duodenum

located to Right of midline

L1-3

171
Q

extends across with splenic vein under

A

body of pancreas

172
Q

abuts spleen hilum

intraperitoneal and covered by lienorenal lig.

A

tail of pancreas

173
Q

duct of wirsung(main panc. duct)

A

begins at tail and joins common bile duct to form ampulla of Vater, where it empties into duodenum

174
Q

santorini duct (acc. pancreatic duct)

A

opens separately into duodenum

175
Q

adrenal gland

A

triangular gland

located in adipose tissue on sup aspect of kidney

176
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develop from mesoderm

A

adrenal cortex

177
Q

adrenal medulla

A

modified nervous tissue

178
Q

develops from neuroectoderm

A

adrenal medulla

179
Q

NCC diff. into medulary cells

A

of Adrenal medulla

180
Q

epe and NE

A

released by adrenal medulla

181
Q

same effect as direct symp stimulation but last longer

A

adrenal medulla

182
Q

can live without adrenal medulla

A

because post gang. cells provide same function and will compensate for the loss.

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