Peritoneal Cavity and Abdominal Wall Flashcards by Gina VanSteenacker | Brainscape

Q

Look up definitions

A

of abdominal muscles

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Q

What muscles are in the peritoneum?

A

rectus abdominus - front

external oblique - along side

internal oblique - under external oblique

transversus abdominis - underneath it all

psoas - along kidneys

quadratus lumborum - between psoas muscles

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What is the linea alba

A

Cartilage between muscles

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Q

Where is the inguinal canal and ligament?

A

the place where we get our groin picture

get a more specific definition

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what is the parietal peritoneum?

A

lines the walls of the cavity

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what is the visceral peritoneum?

A

covers the abdominal organs

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Q

Where is the greater sac?

A

peritoneal cavity

part of morison’s pouch and pouch of douglas

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Where is the lesser sac?

A

finish

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Q

What kind of fluid is inflammatory or malignant?

A

ascites

free fluid is just fluid

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Q

What are the two kinds of ascites?

A

transudate

exudate

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What is transudate ascites?

A

slide 28

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what is exudate ascites?

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slide 28

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