Anatomy Flashcards
(34 cards)
1st aortic arch (vessels)
maxillary artery
2nd aortic arch (vessels)
hyoid artery
stapedial artery
3rd aortic arch (vessels)
common carotid artery
internal carotid artery
4th aortic arch (vessels)
L: aortic arch
R: right subclavian artery
6th aortic arch (vessels)
pulmonary arteries
L: ductus arteriosus
level of right and left iliac veins –> IVC
L4-L5
level of renal arteries/veins
L1
forms diaphragmatic surface of the heart
inferior wall of the left vetricle
prolonged exposure to loud noises causes damage to…
stereociliated hair cells of the organ of Corti
low frequency is heard where
near the helicotrema (the apex of the cochlea)
high frequency is heard where
near the cochlear base (by the oval and round windows)
relationship between vessels, esophagus, trachea
great vessels (SVC and AA if you’re at level of arch) anterior to trachea
esophagus posterior to the trachea b/w trachea and vertebral column
*normally collapsed with no visible lumen on CT
retroperitoneal hematoma in a stable patient
pancreatic injury
esophageal varicies
- portal and systemic veins
portal: left gastric
systemic: esophageal
hemorrhoids
- portal and systemic veins
portal: superior rectal
systemic: middle and inferior rectal
caput medusae
- portal and systemic veins
portal: paraumbilical
systemic: superficial and inferior epigastric
blood supply:
lesser curvature (proximal)
left gastric
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blood supply:
lesser curvature (distal)
right gastric
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blood supply:
greater curvature (proximal)
left gastroepiploic
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blood supply:
greater curvature (distal)
right gastroepiploic
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blood supply:
greater curvature (proximal above splenic artery)
short gastric arteries
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posterior duodenal bulb hemorrhage - what artery
gastroduodenal
perfuses pylorus and prox duodenum
blood supply from foregut artery but not foregut derivative
spleen
derived from mesodermal dorsal mesentary
to encircle the upper stomach, what must you pass through
lesser omentum
made up of hepatogastric and hepatoduodenal ligament