Adrenal Glands, Kidneys and Posterior Abdominal Wall Session 25 Flashcards

(48 cards)

1
Q

what is the general structure of the adrenal glands

A

outer cortex

inner medulla

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2
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what does the adrenal cortex produce (3)

A

cortisol, aldosterone and testosterone

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3
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what does the adrenal medulla produce

A

adrenaline

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4
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what r the adrenal embedded in

A

perinephric fat

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5
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compare shape of right and left adrenal glands

A

right: tetrahedral shape
left: crescent

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6
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what structures r superfifcal to the adrenal glands

A

stomach and pancrea

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7
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what is the arterial supply to adrenal glands and their origins (3)

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superior adrenal- inferior phrenic, abd aorta
middle adrenal- abd aorta
inferior adrenal artery- renal, abd artery

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8
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in the peritoneal cavity what is the shifted midline of aorta and IVC?

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IVC to right of midline

Aorta to left of midline

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9
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why might the right adrenal gland be in a different position to the left

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pressed by the liver closer to vertebral column

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10
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what r the names used to describe the position of the kidney in the abdomen

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extraperitoneal (outside peritoneum)

retroperitoneal (behind peritoneum)

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11
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what r the layers on top of the kidney (inner to out)- 3

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perinephric fat
renal fascia
paranephric fat

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12
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what is at the renal hilum (4)

A

renal artery, vein, lymphatics and ureter

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13
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position of veins, arteries and ureter at hilum (anatomy identification)

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ureter= most posterior, no branches
veins= superficial to arteries
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14
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arterial and venous supply of kidneys

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L + R renal artery and veins from aorta and IVC

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15
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what is the internal strucutre of the kidneys (3)

A

outer cortex
inner medulla
innermost, medial calyces

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16
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organisation of medulla of kidneys

A

pyramids

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17
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function of calyces

A

drain urine and merge to form the ureter

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18
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what r the fucntional units of kideys

A

nephrons

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19
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functions of nephron (3)

A

filter blood
reabsrob water and solutes
excrete waste products

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20
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what parts of the nephron r in the medulla

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loop of henle and rest of collecting duct

21
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what parts of the nephron r in the cortex

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glomerulus, glomerular capsule, proximal and distal tubules, part of collecting duct

22
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path of urine from collecting ducts to ureter

A

travels down medullary pyramid to renal papillae (apex) and enters minor calyx
enters major calyx then renal pelvis
then to the ureter

23
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what is the structure of the walls of the ureter and why

A

narrow tubes with muscular walls

contraction to move urine via peristalsis

24
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path of ureter

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run anterior to psoas major on posterior abdominal wall
then crosses pelvic brim to enter pelvis
then enters bladder in its inferomedial spect

25
what r kidneys stones and what can they cause
hard stones of calcium | obstruction of ureters= kidneys fill with urine and swell
26
where r kidney stones most likely to get stuck (3)
1. pelvic-ureteric junction (renal pelvis) 2. pelvis brim (goes over iliac artery) 3. vesico-ureteric junction (ureter empties into bladder)
27
what r the lumbar spinal nerves
L1-L4 and contribution from T12
28
what r the branches of the lumbar plexus (6)
``` ilioinguinal iliohypogastric genitofemoral lateral femoral cutaneous femoral obturator ```
29
what does the ilioinguinal and iliohypogastric supply
anterior abdominal wall muscles and skin of external genitalia
30
ilioinguinal vs iliohypogastric position
ilioinguinal is superior and parallel
31
what is the subcostal spinal origin and what is its position compared to the branches of the lumbar plexus branches
T 12 | superior to all
32
what does the genitofemoral nerve supply
skin of external genitalia
33
what does genitofemoral run over
psoas major
34
what does the lateral cuteanous neve of the thigh supply and what does it run over
skin over lateral part of thigh | iliacus
35
what does the femoral nerve supply and where is its location and what is significant about the appearance of this nerve
supplies muscles and skin of anterior thigh appears to come from posterior of psoas major (between psoas and iliacus) chunky nerve
36
what does the obturator nerve supply and what is its position on the posterior abdominal wall and what pelvis structure does it go into
muscles and skin of medial thigh most medial nerve pelvic inlet
37
where does the abdominal aorta bifurcate and into what
L4 right and left common iliac arteries
38
at what level does the internal iliac branch off the common iliac
L5-S1
39
what r the unpaired branches of the abdominal aorta (3)
coeliac trunk | superior and inferior mesenteric artery
40
what r the paired branches of the abdominal aorta (5)
``` inferior phrenic lumbar renal adrenal gonadal ```
41
what r the structures running along the posterior abdominal wall (5)
``` IVC aorta sympathetic branches of lumbar ureters gonadal vessesl ```
42
what r the divisions of the male urethra
preprostatic, prostatic, membraneous, penile
43
what tissue do bulbs and crura in a male refer to
``` bulb= corpus spongiosum crura= corpora cavernosa ```
44
is the male urethra surrounded by other structures and why | what is the exception
yes support with pressure of ejac membranous
45
where does the male urethra carry urine from and to
internal urethral orifice of bladder to external urethral orifice at tip of glans
46
where does the female urethra carry urine from and to
internal urethral orifice of bladder to external urethral orifice in vestibule in females
47
what enters the male urethra and where
ejac duct | prostatic urethra
48
do males and females have a navicular fossa
yes