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Posterior Abdomen Flashcards

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4 Portions of Diaphragm

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Central Tendon
Sternal Portion
Costal Portion
Lumbar Portion

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3 Ligaments of Lumbar Portion of Diaphragm (and what they run over)

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Lateral arcuate ligaments - quadratus lumborum
Medial arcuate ligaments - psoas major
Median arcuate ligament - aorta

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Diaphragmatic Crura (3)

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Left and right, come around aorta and insert into lumbar vertebrae, left one has suspensory ligament of duodenum off of it

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2 Diaphragmatic Triangles

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Sternocostal and vertebrocostal

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9 Structures that Pass Through Diaphragm

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Superior epigastric arteries
Musculophrenic arteries
Intercostal n.s and a.s
Sympathetic trunks
Splanchnic n.s
Hemiazygos v.
Azygos v.
Subcostal n.s
Phrenic n.s
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6 Blood Supplies of Diaphragm

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Inferior phrenic a.s
Superior phrenic a.s
Pericardicophrenic a.s
Musculophrenic a.s
Superior epigastric a.s
Intercostal a.s
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Innervation of Diaphragm (3)

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Motor - phrenic n.s

Sensory - phrenic (central), and intercostals (peripheral)

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7 Other Functions of Diaphragm

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Defecation, micturition, parturition, sneezing, coughing, laughing, swallowing

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3 Paired Visceral Branches of Abdominal Aorta (and levels)

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Middle suprarenal arteries (L1)
Renal arteries (L1)
Gonadal arteries (L2)
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3 Parietal Branches of Abdominal Aorta (and levels)

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Inferior phrenic a.s - (T12)
Lumbar a.s - segmental
Middle sacral a. - (L4)

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3 Branches of Inferior Epigastric Arteries

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Cremasteric branch
Pubic branch
Muscular branch

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3 Veins draining into L Renal Vein

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Left gonadal, left suprarenal, and left inferior phrenic veins

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7 Veins Draining into IVC

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Common iliac v.s
Lumbar v.s
Right gonadal v.
Renal v.s 
Right suprarenal v.
Hepatic v.s
Right Inferior Phrenic v.
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3 Anomalies of IVC

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Double vena cava
Left inferior vena cava
Retrocaval ureter

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15
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Fat Loss -> Nutcracker (2)

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Fat person loses a lot of mesentery fat, mesentery hangs down more instead of being held out by fat, can start constricting L renal vein and 3rd part of duodenum

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Innervation of Posterior Abdominal Wall (2)

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Subcostal n.

Lumbar plexus

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7 Nerves of Lumbar Plexus

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Iliohypogastric
Ilioinguinal
Genitofemoral
Lat. femoral cutaneous
Femoral
Obturator
Lumbosacral trunk
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Greater Splanchnic Nerves (roots, ganglia, targets)

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T5-9
Celiac ganglia
Go to targets of celiac trunk

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Lesser Splanchnic Nerves (roots, ganglia, targets)

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T10-11
Superior mesenteric ganglia
Go to targets of sup mesenteric a. - jejunum, ileum, ascending/transverse colon

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Least Splanchnic Nerves (roots, ganglia, targets)

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T12
Aorticorenal ganglia
Kidneys and adrenal glands. NOT GI

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Lumbar Splanchnic Nerves (roots, ganglia, targets)

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L1-2
Inferior mesenteric ganglia
Targets of inf mesenteric a. Also send postganglionic sympathetic branches to hypogastric and sacral plexus, which then hit bladder/reproductive organs etc

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Sacral Splanchnic Nerves

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Branches of lumbar splanchnics that have gone through inf. mesenteric plexus and are going to hypogastric/sacral plexuses

23
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Blood Supply to Suprarenal Glands

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Superior suprarenal a.s off inf. phrenic a.s
Middle suprarenal a.s off aorta
Inferior suprarenal a.s off renal a.s

24
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12 Structures of Kidney Proper

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Capsule - Renal Hilus - Renal Sinus - Cortex - Medulla - Medullary Rays - Renal Pyramids - Renal Papillae - Minor calyx - Major calyx - Renal Pelvis - Ureter

25
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Reference Point for Kidney Pain

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Costovertebral Angle

26
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Path of Ureters

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Run on anterior surface of psoas major and cross pelvic brim at sacroiliac joint

27
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Bloody Supply of Ureters (3 and major point)

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Segmental as they travel down
Renal a.s
Gonadal a.s
Vesical and rectal branches of internal iliac a.s

28
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Innervation of Ureters (levels and 3 reference points for pain)

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T12-L2

Anterior abdominal wall, suprapubic region, and inner aspect of thigh

29
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4 Renal Abnormalities

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Horseshoe kidney
Pancake kidney
Pelvic kidney
Renal agenesis

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