Study guide for ABD part I Flashcards
<p>1. Landmark structure for locating gallbladder? </p>
(main lobar fissure???? AL quizlet)
<p>2. Most common cause for acute pancreatitis</p>
(I have biliary tract disease p 317- JL)
<p>3. What is gerotas fascia </p>
<p>Surrounds true capsule, perinephric fat.</p>
<p>4. What condition is increase pressure within the portal splenic venous system </p>
<p>Portal hypertension</p>
<p>5. If you have a small hyperechoic pancreas with calcifications what is it? </p>
<p>Chronic pancreatitis </p>
<p>6. What structure divides the left lobe into two segments</p>
<p>Ligamenum teres
Left hepatic vein
left intersegmental fissure</p>
<p>7. cholecytokinin is stimulated when food reaches what structure </p>
<p>duodenum </p>
<p>8. If a PT presents with back pain weight loss and jaundice what structure are we looking for something</p>
<p>Pancreatic adenocarcinoma</p>
<p>9. What structure surrounds the liver? </p>
<p>Diaphragm, Glissons capsule</p>
<p>10. Fluid collection that contains bile </p>
Biloma
<p>11. A liver pathology may have spenomegaly?</p>
<p>Cirrihosis portal hypertension </p>
<p>12. Enlargement of the gallbladder caused by obstruction is called what</p>
<p>Acute cholecystitis</p>
<p>13. RUQ nausea vomiting predisposed factors of what </p>
<p>Cholelithiasis</p>
<p>14. Structure in the kidney that could be mistaken for an extrarenal pelvis </p>
<p>Hydronephrosis</p>
<p>15. What structure is located anterior lateral portion of the pancreatic head? </p>
<p>GDA</p>
<p>16. Normal length of an adult spleen </p>
<p>8-13cm</p>
<p>17. What type of aneurysm is most commonly associated with a bacterial infection? </p>
<p>Mycotic aneurism</p>
<p>18. To aid and demonstrating and acoustic shadowing what can the sonographer do</p>
<p>Raise frequency </p>
<p>19. Extensions of pancreatic inflammation into surrounding tissues what is that called </p>
<p>Phlegmon</p>
<p>20. If you and elevation in Aldosterone what organ </p>
<p>Adrenal gland</p>
<p>21. What structure is commonly mistaken for the pancreatic duct </p>
<p>Splenic artery and vein</p>
<p>22. Main renal arteries arise from the later aspect of the aorta inferior to what </p>
<p>SMA
| (JL pg 357)</p>
<p>23. Know the locations for the gallbladder? </p>
<p>Neck, Body, fundus</p>
<p>24. What is termed in outer bulge to the renal cortex</p>
<p>Domedary hump </p>
<p>25. What is the congenital anomaly where you have fusion of both kidneys?</p>
<p>Horseshoe kidney </p>
<p>26. What are the functions of the spleen </p>
<p>Production antibodies,storage iron,
| Culling, pitting, disposal abnormal RBC.</p>
<p>27. When you see a comet tail artifact in the gallbladder what are we looking at?</p>
<p>Polyp</p>
<p></p>
<p>Adenomyomatosis pg 289 (BF)</p>
<p>28. Non shadowing amplitude low level echoes in the gallbladder? </p>
<p>Sludge</p>
<p>29. What is accessory duct of the spleen called?</p>
<p>Accessory spleen or splenunculus pg 425 (BF)</p>
<p>30. What lab values will you asses in the renal function? </p>
<p>BUN and creatin </p>
<p>31. Pancreas lies in the lap of what structure </p>
<p>C-loop of duodenum</p>