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GI Flashcards

1
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The parts of esophagus?

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cervical
thoracic
abdominal

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type of muscles of esophagus?

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inner circular and outer longitudinal
upper 1/3 striated
middle 1/3 mixed
lower 1/3 smooth

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the constrictors of esophagus?

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  • cervical, at pharyngoesophageal junction C5 (cricoid cartilage.
  • thoracic/aortic
  • diaphragmatic (formaed by the right crus)
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shincters of esophagus?

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upper ( formed by cricopharyngeus part of cricoid cartilage)

and lower ( formed by right crus and phrenicoesophegal lig)

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laimer trigone?

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proximal part of esophagus thats absent of longitudinal muscles.

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where does esophagus meet the stomach?

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at cardial orfice Th 11 or 7th costal cartilage

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arterial supply of esophagus?

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  • cervical part: branch from inferior thyroidal artery (thyrocervical trunk)
  • thoracic: branch of left and right bronchial a. (aorta)
  • abdominal part: Left gastric and left inf phrenic
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innervation of esophagus?

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vagus nerve

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location of stomach?

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left hypochondrium and epigstric region.

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how many layers are fused at greater curvature of stomach?

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6
4 due to 2 double layer of peritoneum
2 due to gastrocolic lig

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parts of stomach?

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cardia (T-11)
fundus (
body
pyloric part ( pyloric antrum and pyloric canal)

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whats angle of his?

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cardial notch wich functions as an extra valve in the stomach preventing reflux of gastric juice.

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muscular layer of stomach?

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inner circular
middle longitudinal
outer oblique ( from cardia to angular notch only!)
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ligaments of stomach?

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  • hepatogastric lig ( contains R and L gastrig a. v. )
  • gastrocolic lig ( contains anastomosis b/w L and R
    gastroepiploic a.)
  • gastrosplenic lig: ( continues further to the left as phrenicsplenic lig, contains short gastric abit of L gastroepiploic.
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arterial supply of stomach?

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  • Left gastric (celiac trunk)
  • Short gastric a. (splenic a)
  • posteriro gastric a (splenic a.)
  • left gastroepiploic a. (splenic a)
  • right gastric ( proper hepatic a)
  • right gastroepiploic a. ( gastroduodenal a.)
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venous drainage of stomach?

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  • Left gastric vein–>portal v.
  • right gastric vein–>portal v.
  • short gastric vein–> splenic v.–>portal v.
  • left gastro-epiploic v.–> splenic v.
  • right gastroepiploic v. —> superior mesentery v.
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innervation of stomach?

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vagus and greater splanchic n.

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Parts of small intesitine?

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duodenum, jejunum, ileum

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position of duodenum?

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L1-L3

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ligaments of duodenum?

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suspensory ligaments of treitz

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parts and their level of duodenum?

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  • sup horizontal (L1) ( attached to hepatoduodenal lig)
  • descending ( L1-L3) ( contain junction of foregut and
    hindgut) (retroperitonel)
  • Inf horizontal (L3)
  • Ascending (l3-L2)
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flexures of duodenum?

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  • superior( at sup horizontal going to descending)

- Inf descending–> inf horizontal

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arterial supply of duodenum?

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  • superior (ant/post) pancreatico duodenal a. (gastroduodenal a)
  • inferior pancreaticoduodenal a. ( SMA)
  • gastroduodenal a. ( common hepatic a.)
  • supraduodenal a. ( gastroduodenal a.)
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first riolan arch?

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anastomosis b/w sup and inf pancreaticoduodenal arteries ( around head of pancreas)

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venous drainage of duodenum?

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pancreaticoduodenal veins–> superior mesenteric v.

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innervation of duodenum?

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vagus and greater and lesser splanchnic

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27
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where does jejunum begin?

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at the duodejojejunal flexure

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difference b/w jejunum and ileum?

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jejunum less prominent arterial arches and longer vasa recta then ilieum.

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arterial supply of jejunum and ileum?

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  • jununal a.
  • ileal a.

both from superior mesenteric a .

30
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venous drainage of ilium and jejunum?

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superior mesenteric v.

31
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innervation of jejunum and ileum?

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greater and lesser splanchinc and vagus

32
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components of large intestine?

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cecum, appendix, colon, sigmoid, rectum, anal

33
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diffrences b/w large and small intestine?

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Large has

  • omental appendices
  • tenia colic ( free, omental, mesocolic)
  • haustra
34
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tenias of large intesitne?

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  • omental (postero-medaial)
  • free ( ant)
  • mesocoloc ( postero-lateral)
35
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does sigmoid colon has three tenia?

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No, only two, theomental teniae disapeares

36
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location of cecum?

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right iliac quadrant

37
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properties of ceum?

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  • no mesentery
  • intraperitoneal
  • attached to the wall by cecal folds
38
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vermiform appendix ?

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contains masses of lymphoid tissue, has mesoappendix

39
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what is McBurney point?

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where appenix can be found. A line from ASIS to the umblicus.

40
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arterial supplu cecum?

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ilieocolic a

41
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venous drainge of cecum?

A

ileocecal vein?

42
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parts of colon?

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Ascending, transverse and descending

43
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what is right paracolic gutter?

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Its recess lateralty to the ascending colon adjacent to abdominal wall. Its in continues with subhepatic recess and iliac fossa. Can play role in infection spread.

44
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arterial supply of ascending colon?

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Right colic a. ( SMA)

middle colic a. (SMA)

45
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ligament on transverse colon?

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  • phrenicocolic lig

- 6 layer gastrocolic lig

46
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level of transverse colon?

A

L3

47
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arterial supply of transverse colon?

A
  • middle colic a. ( SMA)

- left colic a. ( IMA)

48
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what is 2nd riolan arch?

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arch b/w left (IMA) and middle colic a. (SMA)

It marks the border b/w the hindgut and the midgut

49
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venous drainage of transverse colon?

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middle colic a.–>SMV

50
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left paracolic gutter?

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recess b/w abdominal wall and decsending colon, closed upward by phrenicocolic ligament

51
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arterial supply of descending colon?

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left colic a–>IMA

52
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Marginal artery of drummond?

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anastomosis b/w left and right colic a.

53
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venous drainage of descending colon?

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left colic v–> IMV

54
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position of sigmoid colon?

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iliac fossa–>S3

55
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termination of teniae?

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rectosigmoidal junction

56
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arterial supply of sigmoid colon?

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sigmoidal a–> IMA

57
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what is sudeck point?

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anastomosis b/w sigmoidal a and superior rectal a.

58
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innervation of colon?

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superior hypogastric n.

vagus

59
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cannon -Böhm point?

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where innervation oc colon changes from vagus–>sacral plexus. Also marks site of 2nd riolan arch.

60
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properties of rectum?

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Omental apendices and haustrations disapear and tenia from sigmoid form smootm m.

61
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flexures of rectum?

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rectum is S-shaped has one sacral flexure and perineal flexure.

62
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folds of rectum?

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2 on left side–> transverse rectal folds (houston valves)

1 on right side–> kohlrauch fold

63
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whats function of pararectal fossa?

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allows distention of rectum

64
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arterial supply of rectum

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sup rectal a.–>IMA
middle rectal a.–>Internal iliac a
inf rectal a. –> internal pudendal a.–>internal iliac a.

65
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venous drainage of rectum?

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superior rectal v–> IMV

inf +middle rectal v–> Internal iliac v.

66
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innervation of rectum?

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superior hypogastric and pelvic splanchnic nerves

67
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sphincter of anal canal?

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  • Internal
    • circular smoot m.
  • External
    • striated m.
68
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what are the two anal sphincter seperated by?

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corrugator cutis m of anus

69
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what is pectinate line?

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indicates the junction of sup part of anal canal (hindgut) and inf part (proctodeum)

70
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arterial supply of anal canal?

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sup rectal (above pectinate line)
inf and middle rectal (beow pectineate)
71
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innervation of anal canal?

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  • inf hypogastric ( above pectinate)

- pudendal n. ( below pectineate line)

72
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what are the columns in anal canal called?

A

colums of morgani

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