DIG Organs 4 Flashcards

(37 cards)

1
Q

Liver site

A

Right hypochondrium
Epigastrium
May extend to left hypochondrium

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2
Q

Liver lobes

A

Right and left

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3
Q

Liver fissures

A

Porta hepatis
Fissure for ligamentum teres
Fissure for ligamentum venosum

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4
Q

Liver peritoneal covering

A

Covered except bare area proper (related to diaphragm and right suprarenal)
IVC groove
Gall bladder fossa

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5
Q

Liver peritoneal ligaments

A

Lesser omentum
Falciform
Coronary
Right and left triangular ligaments

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6
Q

Liver vascular obliterated ligaments

A

Ligamentum venosum (obliterated ductus venosus)
Ligamentum teres (obliterated left umbilical vein)

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7
Q

Liver relations of Quadratus lobe

A

Lesser omentum
Pyloroduodenal junction
Transverse colon

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8
Q

Liver contents of Porta hepatis

A

Right and hepatic ducts
Right and left hepatic artery branches
Right and left portal vein branches

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9
Q

Liver blood supply

A

Portal vein (70%)
Hepatic artery (30%)
Blood is collected by 3 hepatic veins into IVC

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10
Q

Liver factors supporting its position

A

Hepatic veins
Peritoneal folds and ligaments
Intraabdominal pressure

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11
Q

Gall bladder site

A

On inferior surface of Liver right lobe to right Quadrate lobe

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12
Q

Gall bladder parts

A

Fundus
Body
Neck

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13
Q

Gall bladder peritoneal covering

A

Fundus completely covered
Body and neck covered only in inferior surface

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14
Q

Gall bladder surface anatomy

A

Right 9th costal cartilage tip (murphy point)

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15
Q

Gall bladder blood supply

A

Arterial: cystic artery (right branch hepatic artery)
Venous: cystic vein (right branch portal vein)

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16
Q

Kidney site

A

Posterior abdominal wall opposite T12 and upper 3 lumbar vertebrae

17
Q

Kidney hilum levels and contents

A

Transpyloric plane L1
Renal vein
Renal artery
Renal pelvis

18
Q

Kidney relations posterior

A

Diaphragm
Psoas major
Quadratus lumborum
Transversus abdominis

19
Q

Kidney relations anterior

A
  1. Right kidney:
    Right suprarenal
    Liver
    Duodenum
    Jejunal loops
  2. Left kidney:
    Left suprarenal
    Spleen
    Stomach
    Jejunal loops
20
Q

Kidney coverings

A

Fibrous capsule
Perirenal fat
Renal fascia
Pararenal fat

21
Q

Kidney blood supply

A

Arterial:
Renal artery (abdominal aorta L2)
Accesory renal artery (abdominal aorta 30%)
Venous:
Renal vein (IVC)

22
Q

Kidney factors supporting its position

A

Renal vessels
Coverings
Intrasbdominal pressure

23
Q

Ureter beginning

A

Renal sinus as renal pelvis

24
Q

Ureter end

A

Supralateral Angle of urinary bladder trigone

25
Ureter length
10 inches
26
Ureter relations posterior
Psoas major and minor L2-L5 transverse process
27
Ureter relations anterior right ureter
Right colic Ileocolic Left gonadal arteries arteries Sigmoid mesocolon apex
28
Ureter relations anterior left ureter
Upper and lower left colic Left gonadal arteries Sigmoid mesocolon apex
29
Ureter constrictions
Pelviureteric junction CIA bifurcation Ischial spine Intramural
30
Ureter blood supply
Aorta Reanal gonadal Common and internal iliac arteries Inferior vesical (male) and uterine (female)
31
Spleen site
Left hypochondrium but extends in epigastrium
32
Spleen relations diaphragmatic surface
Diaphragm separates it from left 9th, 10th, 11th ribs
33
Spleen relations visceral surface
Stomach fundus Left kidney Left colic flexure Pancreas tail
34
Spleen hilum contents
Splenic vessels, lymphatics, and nerves
35
Spleen ligaments
Gastrosplenic Iliorenal Phrenicocolic
36
Spleen blood supply
Arterial: splenic artery Venous: splenic vein (portal vein)
37
Spleen factors supporting its position
Peritoneal ligaments Surrounding organs and intrabadominal pressure