Anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

left testicular vein drains into

A

left RV

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2
Q

right testicular vein drains into

A

IVC

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3
Q

retroperitoneal GI structures

A

duodenum, ascending colon, descending colon pancreas

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4
Q

left vagus ant or post

A

ant because esophagus rotates

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5
Q

morrisons pouch

A

hepatorenal

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6
Q

vessels on rib

A

sup to inf VAN

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7
Q

femoral vessels

A

lat to med NAVEL

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8
Q

hesselbachs triangle

A

inguinal lig, epigastric vessels, rectus sheath

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9
Q

What is the strongest layer

of the small bowel?

A

Submucosa (not the serosa, think:

SUbmucosa = SUperior)

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10
Q

Which parts of the GI tract

do not have a serosa?

A

esophagus, middle and distal rectum

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11
Q

What does the thoracic duct

empty into?

A

Left subclavian vein; left internal jugular

vein junction

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12
Q

What is the pouch of

Douglas?

A

Pouch between the rectum and bladder

or uterus

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13
Q

Which is longer, the left or

right renal vein?

A

left

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14
Q

What are the layers of the

abdominal wall?

A
  1. Skin, then fat
  2. Scarpa’s fascia, then more fat
  3. External oblique
  4. Internal oblique
  5. Transversus abdominis
  6. Transversalis fascia
  7. Preperitoneal fat
  8. Peritoneum
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15
Q

What are the major
structural differences
between the jejunum and
ileum?

A
Jejunum—long vasa rectae; large plicae
circulares; thicker wall
Ileum—shorter vasa rectae; smaller
plicae circulares; thinner wall (Think:
Ileum = inferior vasa rectae, Inferior
plicae circulares, and Inferior wall)
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