anatomy Flashcards

1
Q

what is a retroperitoneal organ and some examples

A

mesentery/peritoneum covers anterior surface only

eg kidneys (ureter, and bladder), suprarenal glands, IVC aorta

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2
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kidneys
superior pole and inferior pole vertebral level

innervated by which nerve mainly

A

superior: T12
inferior: L3

least splanchnic nerve

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3
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functions of kidney

A

> regulation of blood (ionic composition, pH, volume, pressure)

> production of hormones eg cortisol

> excretion of waste

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4
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shape of R and L suprarenal glands (they are different)

vessels which supply them

nerves which supply them

A

R is pyramidal
L is semilunar

vessels: suprarenal arteries and veins

abdominopelvic nerves (greater, lesser and least splanchnic nerves)

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5
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which vertebral level is pain referred to for renal pain. which nerves refer this pain

A

T12, referred by renal plexus surrounding renal artery

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6
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where is pain from foregut referred to, midgut referred to and hindgut referred to

A

foregut: epigastrium
midgut: umbilicus
hindgut: lower abdomen

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7
Q

3 different hiatus through diaphragm and their vertebral level

A

T8- IVC
T10- oesophagus
T12 - aorta

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8
Q

quadratus lumborum
upper-lower attachment

lateral attachment

function

A

upper: rib 12, lower: iliac crest
lateral: transversus abdominis
function: abdominal stability/lateral flexion

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9
Q

iliac+psoas muscle= iliopsoas

upper attachments

lower attachment

function

A

iliac upper: iliac blade
psoas upper: lumbar vertebrae

lower: lesser trochanter femur
function: hip flexors

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10
Q

vein/artery which supplies:

diaphragm
q lumborum
iliopsoas

A

diaphragm: sup+inf mesenteric
q lumborum: lumbar
iliopsoas: lumbar

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11
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nerves which supply (and there vertebral origin)

diaphragm
q lumborum
iliopsoas

A

diaphragm: phrenic (c3-5) intercostal (t5-11), subcostal (t12)

q lumborum: lumbar (t12-14)

iliopsoas: femoral (L2-L4)

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12
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vertebral levels:
coeliac trunk
sup mesenteric
inf mesenteric
gonadal
renal vessels
aorta bifurcation
IVC joining
A
coeliac trunk T12
sup mesenteric L1
inf mesenteric L3
gonadal L2
renal vessels L2
aorta bifurcation L4/5
IVC joining L5
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13
Q

where is referred pain felt for:

visceral pain from stomach
visceral pain from appendix
visceral pain from gall bladder

A

stomach: T5-9
appendix: T10

gall bladder: T7-9

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