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Spleen Abd Wall review Flashcards

1
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ligament between the spleen and kidney that helps support the greater curvature of the stomach

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splenoral ligament

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2
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ligament between the spleen and the splenic flexure of the colon

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phrenicocolic ligament

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3
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spleen that has migrated from its normal space in the LUQ

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wandering spleen

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4
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chronic condition of unknown origin involving bone marrow elements: charaterized by an increase in red blood cells and hemoglobin concentration

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polycythemia vera

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5
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spleen is part of what system

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reticuloendothelia

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6
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patients with a right side heart failure and elevated systemic venous pressure may develope

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marked dilation of the intrahepatic veins

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7
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the normal sonographic texture of the spleen is

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isoechoic but more echogenic than the liver

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8
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the spleen is

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the center for hematopoietic activity

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9
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all of the following are functions of the spleen EXCEPT

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metabolism for carbs and fats

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10
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when accessory spleens are present, they usually are located

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near the splenic hilum

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11
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the major focal defects in the spleen may be caused by all of the following EXCEPT

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an accessory spleen

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12
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the most common benign neoplasm’s in the spleen include all of the following EXCEPT

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hemangiosarcoma’s

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13
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primary tumors that may metastasize to the spleen include all of the following EXCEPT

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brain

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14
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with splenomegaly the left kidney may be displaced

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anteriorly

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15
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other areas that should be examined when ruling out a splenic rupture include all of the following EXCEPT

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pericardium

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16
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what sonographic signs are present in the spleen of a patient with histoplasmosis

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calcification in the spleen

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17
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the major function of the adult spleen

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to fight infectoin

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18
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in the adult, splenomegaly is diagnosed when the length of the spleen exceeds

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13 cm

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19
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a _________hematoma of the spleen, the spleen capsule remains intact

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subcapsular

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20
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which lobe of the liver is a lesser sac structure

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caudate lobe

21
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inflammatory or malignant ascites present with all of the following characteristics EXCEPT

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anechoic patterns around the bowel and smooth borders

22
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differential diagnoses of a lesser-sac abcess should include all of the follwing EXCEPT

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pancreatic carcinoma

23
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which of the following statements is false A. subphrenic abcess collections may be easily differentiated from ascites B. perinephric abcess is usually the result of a perforated renal abcess that leaks purulent material into the tissues adjacent to the kidney C. a renal carbuncle is an abcess that forms inside the renal praenchyma D. the poresence of a right subhepatic abcess generally implies previous contamination of the right subhepatic space

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A. subphrenic abcess collections may be easily differentiated from ascites

24
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what hangs over the intestines like an apron

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the greater omentum

25
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a cystic mass between the umbilicus and the bladder is termed a

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urachal cyst

26
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an extrahepatic loculated collection of bile that may develop due to trauman or spontaneous rupture of the billiary tree

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biloma

27
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space anterior to the right kidney and posterior to the inferior border of the liver where ascites may accumulate or an abcess my develop

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morrisons pouch

28
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most dependent areas in the flanks of the abdomen and pelvis where fluid collections may accumulate

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gutters

29
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a urinoma is most likely to develop in which of the following regions

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perinephric space

30
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a smooth membrane that lines the entire abdominal cavity and is reflected over the contained organs is the

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peritoneum

31
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a spread of infection from it initial site to teh blood stream defines

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sepsis

32
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a lymphocele may be defined as

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lymph-filled spaces without a distinct epitheial lining

33
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the general peritoneal cavity is known as the ______sac of the peritoneum

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greater

34
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a caivty formed by necrosis within solid tissue or a circumscribed collection of purulent material is a

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abcess

35
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a complex cyst that results from the parasitic infestation of the spleen by a tapeworm is the

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echinococcus cyst

36
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a 25 yr old female presents to the US dept for a complete abdominal. She complains of RLQ pain and nausea. The RUQ abdomen appears normal. A small mass is noted in teh area of the splenic hilum. What does this mass most likely represent?

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accessory spleen

37
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a 48 yr old male with history of severe sudden onset LUQ pain with trauma presents to the US dept for an ultrasound of the spleen. You visualize a wedge-shaped, hypoechoic area within the spleen. This most likely represents a

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splenic infarct

38
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a 35 yr old male presents to the US dept for an abdominal ultrasound with a history of abd pain and histoplasmosis. what are you more likely to identify within the spleen

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calcifications with in the spleen

39
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typically a hematoma appears: A. hyperechoic B. hypoechoic C. complex D. all of any depending on its age

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D. all or any depending on its age

40
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inflammatoin of the peritoneum is termed

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peritonitis

41
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below the diaphragm

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subphrenic

42
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ascites is defined as accumulation of the fluid in the

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peritoneal cavity

43
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the visceral peritoneum refers to the surface that is in contact with the

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abdominal organs

44
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when longitudinal scans of the spleen are performed with a subcostal approach the patient is asked to take in a deep breath. This technique displaces the spleen

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inferiorly

45
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all of the following are clinical findings of a splenic trauma EXCEPT

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lower extremity edema

46
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the primary malignant tumor of the spleen is a

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angiosarcoma

47
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what is the most common cause of splenomegaly

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portal hypertension

48
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massive splenomegaly can lead to spontaneous rupture of the spleen

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true

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