Anterior Abdominal Wall Flashcards

1
Q

Layers of anterior abdominal wall (superficial, 2)

A

Superficial fatty layer: Campers

Deep membranous layer: Scarpa’s

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2
Q

Layers of anterior abdominal wall (deep, 6)

A
External oblique
Internal oblique
Transversus abdominus
Transversals fat
Extraperitoneal fat
Parietal peritoneum
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3
Q

Rectus sheath - above arcuate line
Anterior
Posterior

A

A: External oblique m., internal oblique m.
P: Internal oblique m., transversus abdominis m., transversals fascia.

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4
Q

Rectus sheath - below arcuate line

A

A: External oblique m., internal oblique m., transversus abdominis m.
P: Transversalis fascia

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5
Q

Thoracoabdominal nerve roots

A

T7-T11

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6
Q

Cutaneous branches (lateral and anterior) of subcostal nerve roots

A

T12

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7
Q

Iliohypogastric nerve root

A

L1

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8
Q

Ilio-inguinal nerve root

A

L1

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9
Q

Midline incision

A

From xiphoid process to pubic symphysis

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10
Q

Subcostal incision

A

Parallel to, but 2.5 cm inferior of costal margin.

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11
Q

Subrapubic incision

A

At pubic hairline. Horizontal w/ slight convexity.

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12
Q

Paramedian incision

A

From costal margin to iliac crest along lines semilunaris.

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13
Q

Superficial Lymphatics (3)

A

Axillary LNs
Parasternal LNs
Superficial Inguinal LNs

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14
Q

Deep Lymphatics (3)

A

External iliac LNs
Common iliac LNs
Lumbar LNs

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15
Q

Structures of the internal abdominal surface (6)

A

Median UF
Medial UFs
Lateral UFs

Supravesical fossae
Medial Inguinal fossae
Lateral Inguinal fossae

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16
Q

3 main characteristics of prune belly syndrome

A
Anterior abdominal wall muscles are deficient/absent
Urinary tract anomalies (enlarged bladder, etc)
BL cryptorchidism (undescended testicles)
17
Q

Xiphsternal junction

Landmark and vertebral level

A

7th cc

T9

18
Q

Midway of RA m.

Landmark and vertebral level

A

8th cc

T11

19
Q

Transpyloric plane

Landmark and vertebral level

A

9th cc

L1

20
Q

Subcostal plane

Landmark and vertebral level

A

10th cc

L3

21
Q

Supracristal plane

Landmark and vertebral level

A

Crest if ilium

L4

22
Q

Interspinous plane

Landmark and vertebral level

A

ASIS

L5

23
Q

Suprapubic plane location

A

Below vertebral column.

24
Q

Liposuction comes from:

A

Camper’s fascia

25
Q

External oblique m. forms:

A

The inguinal l. from a lower free margin of its aponeurosis.

26
Q

Internal oblique m. forms:

A

Cremaster m.

27
Q

Between which structures does the neurovasculature run?

A

IO m. and TA m.

28
Q

Conjoint t. comes from:

A

IO m. and TA m.

29
Q

Pyramidalis m. function

A

Tenses linea alba.

Attaches to pubic crest and exists in a rectus sheath.

30
Q

Which arteries anastomose?

A

Superior and inferior epigastric as.

31
Q

Iliohypogastric a. and Ilioinguinal a. are bifurcations from:

A

L1