Posterior Abdominal Wall Flashcards

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1
Q

protection of kidneys

which is lower?

A

superior via ribs

R lower than L

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where do they run spatially?

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T11-L3

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3
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urinary organs in abdomen vs. pelvis

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abdomen: kidneys, ureters
pelvis: urinary bladder, urethra

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4
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hilus location, contents

A

medial

renal artery/vein

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5
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path of urine

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renal pyramid –> papilla (tip) –> minor calyx –> major calyx (several minor) –> renal pelvis –> ureter –> bladder

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what layers do you pass through from ext to int

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trasversalis fascia –> pararenal fat –> renal fascia –> perirenal fat –> renal capsule –> kidney

kidney –> renal capsule –> perirenal fat –> renal fascia –> pararenal fat –> transversalis

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7
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kidney blood supply?

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one artery per kidney (sometimes 2)

level with SMA –> renal arteries branch from aorta

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8
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renal vein course?

what other 2 veins does the L receive?

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R renal vein goes straight to IVC

L must run under SMA to get to IVC (also receives L adrenal and L gonadal??)

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9
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clinical problem w L renal vein

what’s the name of the syndrome?

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if gap too small under SMA, venous blood backs up into L kidney, and down into the gonadal vein (PELVIC PAIN)
SMA syndrome –> NUTCRACKER

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10
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how do ureters enter bladder wall?

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oblique angle, openings press back against vessel

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11
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sympathetics 3 target organs

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body wall
viscera
adrenal medulla

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body wall: pre/postsynaptic CB location?

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lateral horn T1-L2
paravertebral chain ganglion (exits via gray ramus)
arrector pilli, BV, sweat glands

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viscera (pre/post)

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splanchnics (pre or post)
lateral horn T1-L2
post thoracic: paraV chain gang, cardiopulmonary splanch (post-syn)
abd/pelv: PREvertebral collateral gang

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medulla

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CB in lateral horn T1-L2
axon enters chain via white ramus, exit symp trunk via GREATER thoracic splanch (no synapse), synapse dir with chromaffin cells

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preaortic aka pre vertebral aka collateral ganglia form which plexus?

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preaortic plexus

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16
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ganglia named after BV’s

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celiac
superior mesenteric
inferior mesenteric
aorticorenal ganglion (by renal arteries)

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17
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visceral pain fibers travel with?

A

sympathetic fibers

18
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parasympathetics

2 sources, where are the CB’s?

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vagus & pelvic splanchnics (only splanchs that are not sympathetic)
presynaptic CB’s (BS or SC S2-S4)
post-syn in terminal ganglia

19
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vagus nerve plexuses (contain what 3 types of fibers?)

A
cardiopulmonary plexus (PS, S, VS)
esophageal plexus (PS, S, VS)
20
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vagus supplies what structures?

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thru midgut to L colic flexure (pre-G)

21
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pelvic splanchnic supply what?

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hindgut & pelvic organs (pre-G)

leave via sacral spinal nerves

22
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preaortic plexuses (5) & fibers (4)

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CB’s are sympathetic PG
fibers are pre&post symp, pre gang PS, VS

plexuses: celiac, SM, aorticorenal, IM, sup hypogastric

23
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anterior/posterior vagal trunk sends to?

A

both branch along lesser curvature
ant sens to liver and duodenum via lesser O
post sends to post up to end of midgut (L colic flex) via celiac ganglia (no synapse here)

24
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superior hypogastric plexus sits where?

A

on top of aortic bifurcation

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adrenal cortex/medulla derived from?
mesoderm/neural crest
26
adrenal innervation
PS sympathetic greater thoracic splanchnic pierces muscle of diaphragm and travels thru celiac plexus (but does not synapse here) lesser thoracic goes straight to adrenal gland
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muscles of posterior body wall | 3 on back, all deep to what?
``` quadratus lumborum (stabilizing pelv: attaches at ribs/sup pelv) psoas major (loin) psoas minor ``` all deep to erector spinae out to in: thoracolumbar fascia --> quad --> major --> minor
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diaphragm movement
inspiration, domes flatten | expiration, domes rise
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stab wound in thorax or abdomen? where's the boundary?
6th rib boundary moves, so could be in thorax or abdomen dep on exh/inh
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central tendon
muscles shorten and pull tendon down during inspiration
31
holes in diaphragm that let stuff through: | SH, MnAL, MlAL, LAL
sternocostal hiatus: superior epigastrics median arcuate ligament: aorta medial arcuate ligaments: psoas muscles lateral arcuate ligaments: quad lumborum
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weak spot in diaphragm?
vertebrocostal trigone
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R/L crura attach where? | which is around esophagus?
attach to L2 vertebra | R CRUS around esophagus
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3 major foramina approx location on vertebra? each includes what things?
vena caval T8: IVC + right phrenic nerve (during contraction this will open and allow more blood thru IVC) esophageal hiatus T10: esophagus + vagal trunks + branch of L gastric artery aortic hiatus T12: aorta + thoracic duct + azygos vein (behind diaphragm)
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sympathetic trunk runs behind which ligament?
behind medial arcuate ligament
36
where do thoracic splanchnic nerves run thru diaphragm?
through crura
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diaphragmatic hernias: what pokes thru?
hiatal hernia... | stomach bulges up thru diaphragm into esophagus area
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abdominal aorta branches 5
parietal: inferior phrenic, 4 pairs of lumbar arteries visceral: middle suprarenal, R/L rentals (25% of CO), ovarian/testicular
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blood to adrenals (arteries/veins) SSA via? MSA via? ISA via?
superior suprarenal arteries (6-10 of these via inferior phrenic) middle suprarenal artery (via aorta) inferior suprarenal artery (via renal) suprarenal veins (L to renal vein, R to IVC)
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what fibers from where are responsible for CONTRACTION of the external urethral sphincter?
somatomotor from S2-4 | sympathetics relax detrusor and contract involuntary sphincter
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what fibers cause contraction of the detrusor and relaxation of the involuntary sphincter? where do they synapse?
parasympathetic pelvic splanchnics
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what three vessels join to form the thoracic duct and where?
R/L lumbar intestinal trunks L1-L2