Lesson 13 Flashcards

1
Q

Ureters function as a

A

Conduit

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2
Q

Bladder acts as a

A

Reservoir for urine

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3
Q

Urethra functions as a

A

Conduit

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4
Q

Ureters aprox _____cm in length

A

25-30

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5
Q

Ureter courses

A

Inferiorly behind the parietal peritoneum anterior to the psoas muscle

Crosses iliac vessls anterior to the sacroiliac joint

Enters inferior bladder

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6
Q

Ureters composed of what 3 layer

A

Inner mucosal layer
Medial layer of longitudinal and circular smooth muscle
Outer fibrous layer

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7
Q

Ureter transport

A

Urine to bladder by urethral peristalsis

Varies depending of state of hydratio n

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8
Q

Junction of where the proximal leaves the kidney

A

UPJ

ureteropelvic junctoin

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9
Q

Distal ureter junction

A

UVJ

Ureterovesicle junction

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10
Q

Location of bladder

A

Pelvic cavity

Retro

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11
Q

Anatomical relationships of bladder

A

Anterior to vagina

Rests of prostate in men

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12
Q

Bladder wall made mostly of

A

Smooth muscle tissue

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13
Q

Inner wall layer forms folds called

A

Rugae

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14
Q

Ureters and urethra in bladder form

A

Trigone

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15
Q

Bladder functions (2)

A

Reservior for urine

Expels urine from the body

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16
Q

Patient prep: patients fill bladder ___to ___ Oz

A

24-32 ounces

17
Q

Patient prep:

A

Patient prep: fill bladder approx. 24 to 32 ounces and fasting for 6 to 8 hours
Approaches:
(Bladder) Scan using anterior approach on pelvis
(kidneys) Scan using subcostal or coronal approach right and left sides
Patient positions:
Kidneys- scan in supine and decubitus (RLD or LLD) or right lateral oblique (left lateral oblique)
Use a 3.5 to 5MHz transducer

18
Q

Scan kidneys in ____ planes and ____ positions

A

Two and two

19
Q

Scan bladder in _____ and in _____ planes

A

Supine and two

20
Q

Echogenicity of bladder

A

Anechoic fluid filled structure with echogenic walls

21
Q

Contour of bladder

A

Smooth when full

22
Q

Shape of bladder

A

Transverse appears square shaped with curved edges

Sagital triangular

23
Q

Bladder volume =

A

LxHxW x 0,523 =cc

24
Q

Length of bladder measure

A

In sagittal plane (diagonal)

25
Transverse measure AP ( _____) and right to left (_______)
Height and width
26
We take _______ volume and ____ volume
Prevoid Postvoid
27
Normal bladder wall should be ______
Thin Not routinely measured
28
May show ureter jets at the uvj with ____ to aid in _____
Colour doppler Aid in providing no obstruction
29
Bladder can have ____ artifact in _________
Reverberation artifact In near field (anterior)
30
To get rid of bladder reverberation we
Adjust gains
31
Pitfalls of the bladder
Obese patients Surgical scars make artifacts Abdominal dressing
32
7th week of the bladder _____ fuses with ________. This divides _____ nad ______
Urorectal septum with cloacal membrane Divides urogenital sinus and dorsal rectum
33
In embryology the urogenital sinus is
Bladder
34
In embyrology the bladder is continus
With allantois
35
Allantois becomes
Urachus (fibrous cord aka median umbilical ligament)
36
When the bladder grows 2 things occur
Distal mesonephric ducts becomes part of the connective tissue into the bladder trigone Ureters open into bladder