Practical topic 35 Flashcards

Small and large intestines and their suspension

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Give the parts of the small intestines

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  1. Duodenum
  2. Jejunum
  3. Ileum
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Duodenum

From → to

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Pylorus → jejunum

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Give the parts of the duodenum

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  • Flexura duodeni cranialis
  • Duodenum descendens
    • In contact with parietal peritoneum
    • Runs caudally towards the right kidney
  • Flexura duodeni caudalis
  • Duodenum transversa
  • Duodenum ascendens
    • Runs cranially
    • Plica duodenocolica (ascending duodenum → descending duodenum)
  • Flexura duodenojejunalis
    • Susupended by the mesoduodenum
      • Originates from the dorsal abdominal wall
      • Encloses right lobe of pancreas
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Pappilas of the dudoenum

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  • Papilla duodeni major
    • Bile duct and pancreatic duct
  • Papilla duodeni minor
    • Accessory pancreatic duct
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Give the parts of the pancreas

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Two lobes:

  • Left lobe
    • In bursa omentalis
      • left + right pole
  • Right lobe
    • In mesoduodenum
      • Cranial + caudal pole
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What is jejunum covered by

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Omentum major

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From which artery does jejunum receive nutrition?

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A. mesenterica cranialis

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What is jejunum suspended by

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  • Mesojejunum
    • From the dorsal abdominal wall
    • At the ileocecal junction → continues with the descending mesocolon
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What marks the position/length of ileum?

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A. antimesenterica

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What is localized between ileum and caecum?

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Plica ileocolica

Fold between the ileum and the caecum

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Give the parts of the large intestines

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  • Caecum
  • Colon
  • Rectum
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What is the attachment between:

  1. Ileum to caecum
  2. caecum to colon
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  1. Plica ileocaecale
  2. Plica caecocolica
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Where does the caecum communicate with the ascending colon?

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At the cecocolic orifice (ostium caecocolicum)

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What is colon suspended by

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Mesocolon

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Give the parts of the colon

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  1. Colon ascendens
    • ​​Shortest
    • Lies right to the root of the mesentery
  2. Flexura coli dextra
  3. Colon transversus
    • ​​Right → left.
    • Lies cranial to a. mesenterica cranialis
  4. Flexura coli sinistra
  5. Colon descendens​​​​​
    • Longest, wider mesocolon
    • Dorsal and left in abdomen
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What ends at the entrance of the pelvic inlet and becomes the rectum?

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Plica duodenocolica

Between ascendens duodenum and descendens colon

Ends at the entrance of the pelvic inlet and becomes the rectum

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At the level of which vertebrae does the rectum begin

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At the level of L7

18
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Which muscle forms the outer longitudinal layer of the rectum?

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M. retrococcygeus

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Give the suspensions of the mesentrium

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  • Mesoduodenum
  • Mesojejunum
  • Mesoileum
  • Mesocolon
    • Mesocolon ascendens
    • Mesocolon transversum
    • Mesocolon descendens
  • Mesorectum
  • Velum omentale
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Mesoduodenum

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  • From dorsal abdominal wall to the duodenum
  • Encloses right lobe of the pancreas
  • Cranially: continuous with omentum majus
  • Caudally: to duodenum flexura caudalis
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Mesojejunum

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From dorsal abdominal wall to jejunum

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Mesoileum

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From dorsal abdominal wall to ileum

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Mesocolon

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  • Mesocolon ascendens
    • From dorsal abdominal wall to ascending colon
  • Mesocolon transversum
    • From dorsal abdominal wall to colon transversum
  • Mesocolon descendens
    • From dorsal abdominal wall to descending colon
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Mesorectum

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From dorsal abdominal wall to rectum

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Velum omentale
Attachment between mesocolon and spleen
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Blood supply to cranial duodenum
A. gastroduodenalis (ex. a hepatica, ex. a. coelica)
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Blood supply to descending duodenum
A. pancreaticoduodenalis caudalis (ex. a. mesenterica cranialis)
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Blood supply to jejunum
Aa. jejunalis (ex. a mesenterica cranialis)
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Blood supply to ileum
* **A. ilei mesenterialis** ( ex. a. ileocaecocolica, ex. a. mesenterica cranialis) * **A. antimesenterica**
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Blood supply to caecum
A. caecalis (ex. a. ileocolica, ex. a. mesenterica cranialis)
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Blood supply to colon ascendens
* **R. colicus** (ex. a. ileocolica) * **A. colica dextra** (ex. a. mesenterica cranialis)
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Blood supply to colon transversum
A. colica media (ex. a. mesenterica cranialis)
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Blood supply to a. colon descendens
* A. colica sinistra (ex. a. mesenterica caudalis) * A. colica media
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Blood supply to rectum
A. rectalis cranialis (a. mesenterica caudalis)
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Where does all the intestines drain into?
All the organs drain into **venae portae** to the liver
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1. **Aorta abdominalis** 2. *A. Celiaca* 3. *A. splenica* 4. **A. gastrica sinistra (left)** 5. *Spleen* 6. **Pancreas** 7. *Stomach* 8. **A. mesenterica cranialis** 9. **A. mesenterica caudalis** 10. **Colon descendens** 11. *A. renalis* * *Supplying the kidey* 12. *​A. iliacia circumflexa profundus* * *​→ A. testicularis* * *\* Vaginal ring*
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1. **Ileum** 2. **A. antimesenterica** 3. **Plica ileocecalis** 4. **Colon ascendens** 5. **Colon transversum** 6. Fundus of the stomach * \* **Cecum** * **→ Mesenteric lymph nodes**
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Pancreas, fresh tissue
1. **Left lobe of pancreas** 2. Omentum major 3. **Right lobe of the pancreas** 4. **Mesoduodenum** 5. **Body of the pancreas** 6. *Stomach* 7. **Descending duodenum** 8. **Ascending duodenum** 9. **Transverse colon** 10. **Descending colon**