13 Glands And Lymphoid Organs Of Abdominal Cavity Flashcards
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Caudate lobe location?
Between ligamentum venisum and fossa for inferior vena cava
Quadrate lobe location
Ligamentum teres and gall bladder
Ligamentum teres hepatis is remnant of?
Remnant of umbilical vein contained within falciform ligamentp
Ligamentum venosum
Remnant of ductus venosum, connect portal vein to inferior vena cava in embryo.
Porta hepatis
Door to liver
H shaped fissure on visceral surface of liver which contains artet vein duct
Sphincter of oddi consists of
Choledochal sphincter around distal portion of common bile duct
Hepatopancreatic sphincter aroumd the common bile duct and majn pancreatic duct
Ampulla of vater
Bulge of duodenum
3 surfaces of spleen
Gastric
Renal
Colic
caudate lobe (Tail)
lies between fissure for ligamentum venosum and fossa for inferior vena cava.
quadrate (Foursided)
lies between the fissure for the ligamentum teres and the gall bladder
left hepatic artery
supply left lobe, caudate, quadrate lobe
2 surfaces of liver
diaphragmatic (Dome)
visceral (flat)
coronary ligament
attach liver to diaphragm
Pancrea
2nd retroperitoneal but not for tail
Blood supply: splenic to body/tail, superior/inferior pancreaticoduodenal
unpaired visceral a
celiac trunk, superior mesenteric, inferior mesenteric
paired visceral a
renal, testicular/ovarian
unpaired parietal a
median sacral a - small and undeveloped in humans, supplie sacrum. anastomose with lateral sacral a from internal iliac arteries
paired parietal a
inferior phrenics (supply diagphragm) lumbar arteries - supply muscles of posterior body wall
what rib is related to spleen injury?
rib 9-12 on left
Gallstone
common in female, 40, fat, fertile
lodging of the gallstone in the bile duct. Pain starts in the epigastric region and intensified in the infrascapular region on the right side.
anastomosis in portal circulation
left gastric with esophageal
superior rectal vein with middle,inferior rectal vein
paraumbilical vein, with cutaneous veins of abdominal wall
splenic and pancreatic vein with renal
colic vein with systemic retroperitoneal veins
portal hypertension
blockage in pathway for venous blood through sinusoids to inferior venaca
alcoholic develop this condition due to connective tissue infiltration of the liver with cirrhosis
With portal hypertension, blood within the portal veins must take alternate routes to the heart through portal-caval anastomoses.