Lower Abdomen Flashcards

(40 cards)

1
Q

what specific part of the small intestine makes up the proximal 2/5 ? what makes up the distal 3/5 ?

A

proximal 2/5 = jejunem

distal 3/5 = ileum

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2
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what are the 3 anatomical divisions of the stomach

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fundus, body, pyloric antrum

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3
Q

what is the stomach lined with, and what is their function

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rugae - increase surface area to allow for expansion

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4
Q

what part of the small intestine is retroperitoneal

A

duodenum

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5
Q

what are plicae circularis

A

permanent folds lining the small intestine that absorb nutrients

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6
Q

the abdominal aorta divides at what level ?

A

L4

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7
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how are the vasa recta and arterial arcades organized in the jejunem

A

long vasa recta

short arterial arcades

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8
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how are vasa recta and arterial arcades organized in the ileum

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short vasa recta

long/large arterial arcades

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9
Q

what part of the small intestine could potentially be involved w/ Meckels diverticulum ? and what could this cause

A

ileum - umbilical hernia

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10
Q

what marks the start of the large intestine ?

A

cecum

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11
Q

the right colic flexure is also called ? left colic flexure ?

A

hepatic flexure

splenic flexure

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12
Q

where is the appendix located and what does it empty into ?

A

retrocecal

-empties into ileocecal orifice

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13
Q

during appendicitis where is pain felt first

A

periumbilical region referred from T10

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14
Q

what are the 3 specializations of the colon

A
  • tenia coli
  • haustra coli (outpouchings made by tenia coli)
  • epiploic appendages (fat tags)
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15
Q

what is the arterial supply to the upper abdomen from

A

celiac trunk

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16
Q

what is the arterial supply to the lower abdomen

A

SMA (superior mesenteric artery) and IMA (inferior mesenteric artery)

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17
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where is the change in arterial supply from SMA to the IMA for the lower abdomen

A

SMA supplies proximal 2/3 of TVC

IMA supplies distal 1/3 of TVC

18
Q

what 3 arteries supply the pancreas or are know as “pancreatic arteries ?

A
  • splenic a.
  • Superior pancreaticoduodenal a.
  • Inferior pancreaticoduodenal a.
19
Q

the superior pancreaticoduodenal a. is a branch from what a. ?

A

Gastroduodenal a.

20
Q

the inferior pancreaticoduodenal a. is a branch from what a. ?

21
Q

what arteries supply the kidney and what do they branch from

A

renal a.

-lateral branch off of abdominal aorta

22
Q

what are the gonadal aa. and what do they branch from

A

females = ovarian a.
males = testicular a.
-both branches off abdominal aorta

23
Q

what is the main drainage pathway of the lower abdomen

A

inferior vena cava to right atrium

24
Q

blood drainage from abdominal viscera has what drainage pathway

A

portal venous system

—–then to IVC to right atrium

25
the union of what 2 veins form the portal vein
splenic and SMA vv.
26
there are 4 Portal-Caval Anastomoses w/in the lower abdomen, what are they ?
- Gastric (P) and Esophageal - paraumbilical (P) and epigastric - colic (P) and retroperitoneal - superior rectal (P) and middle/inferior rectal
27
which venous system of the lower abdomen has no valves and why is this important
Portal | -can cause backflow into caval system if hypertension
28
what can be the result of dilated caval veins due to backflow from the portal venous system
hemmoroids, vascular rupture, hemmoraging
29
what are the postganglionic sympathetic ganglia called along the abdominal aorta where the preganglionic splanchnic nerves synapse
collateral ganglia, paraaortic ganglia, -celiac ganglia
30
where do sympathetic cell bodies from the midgut originate ?
T5-T12
31
where do sympathetic cell bodies from the hindgut originate
T12-L2
32
where do parasympathetic fibers (cell bodies) for the lower abdomen innervating the proximal 2/3 of the TVC originate
CN X
33
where do parasympathetic fibers (cell bodies) innervating the distal 1/3 of the TVC originate
S2-S4
34
what is the preganglionic sympathetic nerve fiber innervating T5-T9
greater splanchnic n.
35
what is the preganglionic sympathetic nerve fiber innervating T10-T11
lesser splanchnic n.
36
what is the preganglionic smpathetic fiber innervating T12
least splanchnic n.
37
what is the preganglionic sympathetic fiber innervating the lumbar region
lumbar splanchnic nerve
38
what are the 4 major autonomic ganglia associated with the lower abdomen
- celiac ganglion - superior mesenteric ganglion - aorticorenal ganglion - inferior mesenteric ganglion
39
which autonomic ganglion of the lower abdomen receives fibers from the lumbar splanchnic nn. (sympathetics) and S2-S4 branches (parasympathetics)
inferior mesenteric ganglion
40
what 3 ganglion of the lower abdomen recieve fibers from the thoracic splanchnic nn. (sympathetics) and CN X (parasympathetics)
- celiac ganglion - superior mesenteric ganglion - aorticorenal ganglion