Stomach

Question 1

Is the stomach intra or retro peritoneal ?

Answer 1

Intraperitoneal

Question 2

Between what is the stomach located ?

Answer 2

Between the esophagus and the duodenum

Question 3

The stomach starts and ends at the ?

Answer 3

Starts from the cardia and ends at the pylorus

Question 4

It’s size varies according to its ?

Answer 4

Filling

Question 5

What are the stomachs functions ? ( 4 )

Answer 5

1. Filling
2. Storage
3. Mashing
4. Emptying

A/b- Fly Stong My earthling

Question 6

The stomach is also known as the ?

Answer 6

The stress organ

Question 7

The stomach is located at the height of ? (חוליות9)

Answer 7

Between T9-L2

Question 8

Where is the stomach located ?

Answer 8

For the most part in the left hypochondrium just behind the live

Question 9

2 faces = ant face looks towards what ?

Answer 9

The greater sac ( peritoneal cavity )

Question 10

2 faces = post face looks towards what ?

Answer 10

Lesser sac or omentalis bursa

Question 11

2 edges = the right edge or lesser curvature is between what ?

Answer 11

Between the cardia and the pylorus ( from T11-L1 )

Question 12

2 edges = left edge or greater curvature is between what ?

Answer 12

Sup = the greater tuberosity
Inf = the lesser tuberosity
Ant = intercostal space R5
Post = T7

Question 13

2 sphincters = the cardia is the junction between the ?

Answer 13

The esophagus and the stomach at the height of R7-T11

Question 14

2 sphincters = the pylorus is the ?

Answer 14

The pylorus is the end of the stomach and the beginning of the duodenum at the height of L1

Question 15

Who act as the fix points of the stomach ?

Answer 15

Both sphincters or ( quasi ) are the fix points of the stomach

Question 16

We divide the stomach in to 3 parts because of the histological differences.
What are the 3 parts

Answer 16

1. The fundus = is formed in/from the upper curved part
2. The body = is the main region of the stomach
3. The pylorus = is the lower sections of the stomach

Question 17

What are the sliding surfaces of the sup part : greater tuberosity + fundus ?(6) (3 indirect)

Answer 17

1. diaphragm
2. Esophagus
3. Left lobe of liver
4. Inf part of rib cage ( R6-R9 )
5. Spleen
6. Splenic flexure of colon
   A/b = don’t eat leftovers in Spanish stadiums
7. Heart and pericardium
8. Pleura and lung
9. Costodiaphragmatic recess
   A/b = HPC heart attack + pressure = costco

Question 18

What are the sliding surfaces of the lesser tuberosity + pylorus ? (8)

Does the pussy take to long dd

Answer 18

1. Diaphragm ( left pillar )
2. Treitz lig
3. Pancreas , omental bursa
4. Transverse mesocolon
5. Transverse colon
6. Left kidney and adrenal gland
7. D4
8. DJ angle

Question 19

What are the stomachs relationships? ( כיוונים )

Answer 19

Proximal + distal = esophagus + duodenum
Sup + ant = diaphragm + left lobe of liver
Post + lat = lesser sac / pancreas + spleen
Inf = transverse colon

Question 20

What are the stomachs attachments ? (7)

Answer 20

1. Turgor effect = when organs take up the place / space of another organ ( when missing or removed )
2. IAP
3. Hepato gastric lig = connects the liver & stomach
4. Gastro phrenic lig = connects the diaphragm & the stomach
5. Gastro splenic lig = connects the spleen & the stomach
6. Gastro colic lig = connects the colon & and the stomach
7. Greater omentum = connects the stomach & and peritoneum