Internal Organs Flashcards

1
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Location of atria

A

Behind ventricles

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2
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Number of pulmonary veins

A

4

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3
Q

Where are trabeculae found

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R Ventricle

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4
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Where are papillary muscles found

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R Ventricle, L Ventricle

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5
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What are papillary muslces attached to

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Cordae Tendinae (Atrio-Ventricular valves)

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6
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Curve of intraventricular septum

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Curves out from L ventricle into R ventricle

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7
Q

No. cusps on Tricuspid Valve

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3

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8
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No. cusps on mitral valve

A

2

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9
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No. cusps Aortic Valve

A

3

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10
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No. cusps Pulmonary Valve

A

3

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11
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Location of coronary sinuses

A

Behind left and right cusps of aortic valve

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12
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Ligamentum Arteriosum

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Remnant of ductus arteriosus

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13
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Path of coronary arteries

A

In right / left atrio-ventricular grooves

Circumflex on left

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14
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Coronary sinus

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Culmination of cardiac venous drainage

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15
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Cardiac Infundibulum

A

Found just prior to pulmonary valve

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16
Q

Relation of pulmonary arteries to pulmonary veins

A

Pulmonary arteries above

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17
Q

Upper end of trachea continuous with

A

Cricoid cartilage

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18
Q

Posterior wall of trachea

A

Soft

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19
Q

Greater omentum

A

Folds down over front of abdominal cavity

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20
Q

Gastrocolic Ligament

A

Links Stomach and transverse colon

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21
Q

Pyloric Antrum

A

Distal stomach (Multiple folds)

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22
Q

Gastric Fundus

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Proximal stomach (Above oesophogastric junction) - Smooth

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23
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Greater Omentum attached to

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Attached to greater curve of stomach, hangs freely over anterior abdomen but attaches to transverse colon posteriorly as descends

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24
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Lesser Omentum attached to

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Lesser curve of stomach to underside of liver

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Lesser Sac
Continues behind stomach
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Epiploic Foramen
Found in free border of lesser omentum above duodenum. Entry into lesser sac
27
Tenaei Coli
Ribbons of longitudinal smooth muscle passing along colon
28
Haustra
Colon
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Ligaments attached to liver formed from
Peritoneum
30
Falciform Ligament
Anterior abdominal wall to anterior liver
31
Ligamentum Teres
Runs in falciform ligament. Remnant of umbilical vein
32
Coronary Ligament
Posterior liver to posterior diaphragm
33
Location of porta hepatis
Posterior surface immediately above gall bladder
34
Quadrate Lobe
Between groove and gallbladder (lower)
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Caudate Lobe
Between groove and vena cava (higher)
36
Uncinate process
Lower part of head of pancreas
37
Common hepatic duct lies between..
Liver and Cystic Duct
38
Common bile duct lies between
Cystic duct and pancreas
39
Pass of common bile duct in relation to duodenum
Passess underneath to reach head of pancreas
40
Triangular ligaments
From extreme left and right edges of liver to diaphragm
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Liorenal ligament attaches to spleen on which side?
Posterior
42
Coeliac Axis Supplies:
Foregut structures. Stomach, Duodenum, Spleen, Liver and Pancreas
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Initial branches of coeliac trunk
Left Gastric, Common hepatic, Splenic Arteries
44
Origin of coelic trunk
Immediately below diaphragm
45
Branches of common hepatic artery
Hepatic Artery, Gastroduodenal Artery
46
Origin of right gastric artery
Hepatic artery
47
Origin of right gastroepiploic artery
Gastroduodenal Artery
48
Origin of pancreaticoduodenal artery
Gastroduodenal Artery
49
Branches of gasproduodenal artery
Right Gastroepiploic and Pancreaticoduodenal
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Blood supply to stomach
Inner Arcade - Supplied by R+L gastric arteries | Outer Arcade - Supplied by R+L Gastroepiploic
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Relation of SMA to duodenum
Runs under first part and over third part during its descent
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Branches of SMA
Jejunoileal, Ileocolic, Right Colic, Middle Colic
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Branches of IMA
Left Colic, Sigmid Branches, Superior Rectal
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Supply of lower rectum
Branches of internal iliac
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Relation of portal vein to lesser sac
Runs in anterior edge of lesser omentum (Hepatoduodenal ligament)
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Relation of renal veins and arteries
Veins in front of arteries
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Relation of left renal vessels and aorta
Renal vessels run in front
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Order of attachments at renal hilum
Anterior -> Posterior | Artery -> Vein -> Pelvis
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Order of ureteric vessels
Calyx -> Pelvis -> Ureter
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Renal Papilla
Project into each Calyx
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Relation of ureter to testicular/ovarian vessels
Ureter behind
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Relation of ureter to common iliac artery
Ureter infront
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Relation of ureter to broad ligament
Ureter runs through broad ligament
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Bladder Trigone
Flat area between urethral opening and ureteric openings (Triangular)