Posterior Abdominal Wall Flashcards

1
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Retroperitoneal structures

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Located posterior to parietal peritoenum along dorsal body wall 
2nd and 3rd part of duodenum
Ascending and descending colon
Pancreas
Kidneys
Mahor blood vessels
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2
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Renal cortex

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Out portion of kidneys that contains glomeruli for filtration

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Renal columns

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Portions of renal cortex extending deep between renal medulla

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Renal medulla

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Inner portion of kidney composed of masses of tissue

Renal pyramids

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5
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Renal pyramids

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Contain tubules ducts for water resorption

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6
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Renal papillae

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Apex of renal pyramids

Extend into the first of excretory apparatus

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First of the excretory apparati

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Minor calyx

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Minor calyx

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Recevies urine from one renal papilla

Forms major calyx

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Major calyx

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Unites to form renal pelvis

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10
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Renal pelivs

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Drainage from major calyx

Continues as a ureter

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Renal sinus

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Central cavity containing collecting structure, fat, vessels, and lymphatics

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12
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Ureter points of constriction

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Narrowing of pelvis to ureter
Where ureter crosses common iliac artery bifurcation before bending to pelvis
Penetration of bladder wall

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13
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Ureters cross anterior to

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Bifurctation of common iliac and into external and internal iliac

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14
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Blood supply of ureters

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Segmentally from renal and vesical arteries

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15
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Kidney stones

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Solids in kidneys

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16
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Kidney stone symptoms

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Flank, lower ab and groin pain, blood in urine

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17
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Treatment of kidney stones

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Left alone

Ureteroscopy/keyhole incision

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18
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Contributing to kidney stone

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Family
Age (40+)
Male 
Dehydration
Diet (protein, sugar, sodium)
Obesity
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19
Q

Right kideny vs left kideny

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Right is more inferior and more susceptible to injury because less protected

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20
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Kidneys extend from

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11/12 rib to L3

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21
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Kidneys covered in

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Fibrous capusle and perirenal fat/fascia

Peritoneum covers anterior

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22
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Suprarenal (adrenal) glands location

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Located superior to kidneys

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23
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Outer cortex vs medulla of adrenal glands

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Outer - steroid hormones

Inner - epinephrine/norepinephrine

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24
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Path of blood through kidneys

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Renal —- segmental —– interlobar——arcuate—–interlobular——affarent arteriole

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25
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Semgental arteries divide to what and where to they go

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Interlobar that ascend in renal columns to corticomedullary junction

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26
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Arcuate artery bath

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Over base of renal pyramids

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27
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Interlobular artery path

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Ascend to overlying cortex

28
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Affarent arterioles supply

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Each glomerulus

29
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Shape of right and left adrenal glands

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Left - semilunar

Right - pyramidal

30
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Blood supply of adrenal glands

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Inferior phrenic, renal arteries, aorta

31
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Venous drainage of adreanl

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Left - renal vein

Right - IVC

32
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Medulla of adrenal glands innervation

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PREganglionic sympathetic synapse to stimulate release of nor and epi

33
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Quadratus lumborum and innervation

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Immediately lateral to psoas
Stabilizes R12 in inspiration
Laterally flexes the trunk
Ventral rami of T12, L1, L2, L3

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Psoas major and innvervation

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Passes under inguinal ligament
Flexor of the thigh
Ventral rami of L1, L2, L3

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Iliacus and innervation

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Flexor of the thigh
Femoral nerve
Also helps flex hip on the trunk

36
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Psoas major and iliacus covered by

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Iliac fascia

37
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Fibrous arches of diaphragm

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Medial/Lateral arcuate ligament

38
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Medial arcuate ligament

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Thickening of fascia over psoas major spanning L1 body to transverse process

39
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Lateral arcuate ligament

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Thickening of fascia over quadratus lmborum of transver process of L1 to R12

40
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Both medial and lateral arcuate ligament fibers

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Extend up to the central tendon

41
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Crura

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Arise from lumbar vertebra and ascend to central tendon

42
Q

Where to right and left crus unite and into what?

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In front of aorta to fibrous arch (median arcuate ligament)…forms aortic hiatus

43
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Right crus surrounds

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Esophagus

44
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Iliohyposgastric nerve

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L1

Cutaneous innervation of posterolateral gluteal region and suprapubic area…some motor to ab wall

45
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Ilioinguinal nerve

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L1
Cutaneous innervation of proximal medial thight and scrotum/mons pubic
Some motor to ab wall

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Lateral femoral cutaneous nerve

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L2-L3

Cutaneous innervation of lateral side of thigh

47
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Genitofemoral nerve

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L1-L2
Cutaneous innervation of genitalia and thigh
Genital branch joins spermatic cord to innervate cremaster

48
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Femoral nerve

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L2-L4

Anterior thight

49
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Obturator nerve

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L2-L4

Medial thigh

50
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Lumboscaral trunk

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L4-5

Contributes to sacral plexus

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Preganglionic cell bodies for structures in abdomen are in

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Intermediolateral cell column between T5-L2

52
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Greater splanchnic nerve

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T5-T9

Synpase in celiac ganglion (large mass around celiac artery)

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Lesses splanchnic nerves

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T10-T11

To synpase in superior mesenteric ganglio and aorticorenal ganglion

54
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Least splanchnic nerves

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T12

Aortiorenal ganglion

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Lumbar splanchnic nerves

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L1-L3
Enter autonomic plexus around intermesenteric and superior/inferior hypogastric plexuses and synapse in the

Inferior Mesenteric Ganglion

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Sacral splanchnic nerves

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Contribute to pelvic plexus (pelvic prevertebral ganglion

57
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Postganglionic symp of ab

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Cell bodies in collateral around major vessels in abdomen
Parasym may pass through
Follow blood vessels

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Dorsal motor nucleus of vagal nucleus

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Origin of vagus nerve

Innervate ganglia in wall s of organss proximal to splenic flexure

59
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S2-S4 of spinal cord parasym

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Innervate ab organs from splenic flexure distally

60
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Preganglionic fiber course

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Independent course and contribute ot autonomic plexus of ab and pelvis

61
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Superficial lymph drainage of ab

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in superficial fasia and region immediately superior to deep investing

62
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Lymphatic drainage superior to umbilicus

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THoracic area and ultimately axillary nodes

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Lymphatic drainage inferior to umbilicus

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Superficial inguinal lymph nodes

64
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Visceral nodes of ab

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Celiac group
Superior mesenteric group
Inferior mesenteric group

65
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Parietal lymph drainage

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Lumbar nodes - prearotic (anterior) nodes and retroaortic nodes

66
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Lumbar nodes drain to

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Lumbar trunks and into the cisterna chyli

67
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Lymphatic drainage from viscera to

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Parietal to prearotic to intestinal to cisterna chyli