GI ligaments

Question 1

Falciform: connects?

Answer 1

Liver - anterior abd wall

Question 2

Falciform: contains?

Answer 2

Ligamentum teres herpes

Question 3

Falciform: derivative of?

Answer 3

Ventral mesentery

Question 4

Hepatoduodenal: connects?

Answer 4

Liver - duodenum

Question 5

Hepatoduodenal: contains?

Answer 5

Portal triad

Question 6

Hepatoduodenal: what does it border?

Answer 6

Omental foramen

Question 7

What ligament can be compressed btwn thumb and index finger put in the omental foramen–> control bleeding

Answer 7

Hepatoduodenal

Question 8

Gastrohepatic: connects?

Answer 8

Liver - lesser curvature of stomach

Question 9

Gastrohepatic: contains?

Answer 9

Gastric arteries

Question 10

What ligament can be cut during surgery to access the lesser sac?

Answer 10

Gastrohepatic

Question 11

What ligament separates greater and lesser sacs on the right?

Answer 11

Gastrohepatic

Question 12

Gastrocolic: connects?

Answer 12

Greater curvature of the stomach - transverse colon

Question 13

Gastrocolic: contains?

Answer 13

Gastroepiploic arteries

Question 14

Gastrocolic: is a part of?

Answer 14

Greater omentum

Question 15

Gastrosplenic: connects

Answer 15

Greater curvature and spleen

Question 16

Gastrosplenic: contains?

Answer 16

Short gastric arteries; left gastroepiploic vessels

Question 17

What ligament separates the greater and lesses sacs on the left?

Answer 17

Gastrosplenic

Question 18

Splenorenal: connects?

Answer 18

Spleen - post abd wall

Question 19

Splenorenal: contains?

Answer 19

Splenic artery and vein; tail of pancreas