Periotoneal Cavity

Question 1

Peritoneal cavity is formed in the embryo by

Answer 1

Primitive coelimic cavity of the embryo .

Question 2

Pritoneal cavity is closes in females or in males

Answer 2

Closed in males

Question 3

Peritoneal cavity formed by two major sacs

Answer 3

Lesser sac
Greater sac

Question 4

Another name of the lesser sac
Lesser sac is formed by

Answer 4

O mental bursa
It’s formed by the greater and lesser omen Tim

Question 5

The lesser sac l\projects downward between layers of
Is it obliterated

Answer 5

Between the layers of the greater omentum

Question 6

Boundaries of the lesser sac
Left

Answer 6

Spleen

Question 7

Boundaries of the lesser sac anterior and posterior

Answer 7

Anterior to the lesser sac the stomach
Posterior to the lesser sac is the pancreas

Question 8

Right boundary of the lesser sac

Answer 8

Epiploic foramena

Question 9

Superior boundary of the lesser sac is

Answer 9

The liver

Question 10

Define epiploic foramena

Answer 10

It’s foramen of Winslow the entrance of the lesser sac

Question 11

Relations of the episodic foramena anterirorly

Answer 11

Free border of the lesser omentum

Question 12

Posterior to the epileptic formanan

Answer 12

IVC

Question 13

Superior to the epiploic foramena

Answer 13

Caudate lobe of the liver

Question 14

Inferior to the epiploic foramena

Answer 14

1st part of the dudenum and hepatic artrey

Question 15

Relation between the hepatic artrey and the epiploic forms a

Answer 15

Hepatic artrey lies inferior to the epiploic foramena

Question 16

Relations of the epiploic foramena

Answer 16

Question 17

Lesser omentum definition

Answer 17

Is a double layer of peritoneum connects between the liver and lesser curvature of the s,tomach

Question 18

Another name for the lesser omentum is

Answer 18

Gastrohepatic omentum .

Question 19

Lesser omentum has 4 ligaments. Mention them

Answer 19

Hepatogastric ligament
Hepatodudenal ligament
Hepatophrenic le\igament
Hepaticesophegeal ligaments

Question 20

What does the free border o f the lesser omentum contains

Answer 20

Common bile duct , portal vein , hepatic artrey within glissons capsule

Question 21

Lesser omentum ligaments

Answer 21

Question 22

Greater omentum another name

Answer 22

Gastrocolic omentum
Large fold of peritoneum that connects the stomach to the posterior abdominal wall after encasing the transverse colon

Question 23

The greater omentum is continuos with what structure on the right

Answer 23

It’s continuous with the dudenum on the right

Question 24

The greater omentum is continuous with what on the left side

Answer 24

With the gastrolineal ligament

Question 25

The greater omentum is supplied by

Answer 25

Rat and left gastroepiploic vessels

Question 26

The greater omentum is divided into 4 ligaments

Answer 26

Gastrocolic lig Gastrosplenic ligament Gastrophrenic ligament Splenorenal ligament The greater oment is a 4 layer doubled membrane

Question 27

Umbilical ligaments

Answer 27

Medial umbilical ligament = remenant of the umbilical artries Median umbilical ligament = remenant of the urachus ; embrylogical remenat of the Allantois Lateral umbilical ligament covering the inferior epigastric vessels

Question 28

Falciform ligament runs from the. —— to —-

Answer 28

It runs from the umblicus to the liver

Question 29

Ligamentum teres is the remenant of

Answer 29

The umblical vein

Question 30

Ligamentum teres is situated betweeen And connected to

Answer 30

Quadratus lobe of the liver And the left lobe Connected to the falciform ligament free border

Question 31

No in the intraperitoneal fossae

Answer 31

4

Question 32

Name of the intraperitoneal fossae

Answer 32

1 lesser sac 2 para duodenal 3 retrocecal 3 intersigmoid

Question 33

Subphrenic spaces

Answer 33

Right subphrenic . Left subphrenic Right subhepatic Left sub hepatic Right extraperitoneal .