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Trans - Anterior Abdominal Wall Flashcards

1
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anterior abdominal wall: superior border

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costal margins (ribs 6 to 12), xiphoid process

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anterior abdominal wall: inferior border

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ASIS, inguinal ligament, pubic crest, pubic symphysis

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3
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at what level is the umbilicus found

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between L3 and L4

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4
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the inguinal ligament marks what dermatome

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T10

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5
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union of the aponeuroses of the flat muscles of the left and the right side

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linea alba

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6
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lateral margin of the rectus abdominis

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linea semilunaris

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7
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transverse attachments between the anterior rectus sheath and the rectus abdominis muscle

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tendinous intersections

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8
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structure that indicates the site of the inguinal ligament

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inguinal groove

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9
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the abdomen is divided into 4 quadrants by what planes

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  1. median plane

2. transumbilical plane

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10
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the abdomen is divided into 9 regions by what planes

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  1. transpyloric plane
  2. transtubercular / intertubercular plane
  3. left midclavicular plane
  4. right midclavicular plane
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11
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the transpyloric plane is at the level of:

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L1-L2

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12
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the transtubercular plane is at the level of:

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L5

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13
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the subcostal plane is at the level of:

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L3

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14
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visceral pain often is referred to what region

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umbilical

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15
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superficial fatty layer of superficial fascia

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Camper’s fascia

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16
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deep membranous layer of superficial fascia

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Scarpa’s fascia

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17
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thin membranous sheath lying beneath the three muscles and the linea alba

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transversalis fascia

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18
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external oblique: direction of fibers

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inferomedially

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19
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internal oblique: direction of fibers

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mainly superomedial, becomes inferomedial as it nears the inguinal ligament

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20
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conjoint tendon is formed by

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internal oblique and transversus abdominis aponeuroses

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21
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fascia opposing the erector spinae muscles

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thoracolumbar fascia

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22
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innermost of the flat abdominal muscles

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transversus abdominis

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23
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external oblique: innervation

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T6-T12

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24
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rectus abdominis: action

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flexor of trunk

prevents hyperextension

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25
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small triangular muscle in anterior abdominal wall

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pyramidalis

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26
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T/F: the epigastric vessels are found within the rectus sheath

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T

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27
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anterior rectus sheath is formed by

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  1. aponeurosis of external oblique

2. anterior lamina of superior 2/3 of internal oblique

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28
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posterior rectus sheath is formed by:

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  1. aponeurosis of transversus abdominis

2. posterior lamina of superior 2/3 of internal oblique

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29
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linea semicircularis: define

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line demarcating the termination of the posterior rectus sheath

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30
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branches of L1 ventral rami

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  1. iliohypogastric nerve

2. ilioinguinal nerve

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31
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nerve supply of AAW superior to umbilicus

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T7-T9

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32
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nerve supply of AAW at umbilicus

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T10

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33
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nerve supply of AAW inferior to umbilicus

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T11, subcostal, iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal nerves

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34
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superior epigastric artery arises from

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internal thoracic artery

35
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inferior epigastric artery arises from

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external iliac artery

36
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superficial epigastric vein and lateral thoracic vein anastomose through:

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thoracoepigastric vein

37
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lymph drainage above the umbilicus

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axillary nodes, cervical nodes

38
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lymph drainage below the umbilicus

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superficial inguinal nodes

39
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deep lymphatics of the AAW drain to the:

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  1. external iliac nodes
  2. common iliac nodes
  3. lumbar/paraaortic nodes
40
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cisterna chyli: define

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convergence of main lymphatic ducts of abdomen

41
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boundaries of Hesselbach’s trigone

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  1. linea semilunaris
  2. inferior epigastric vessels
  3. inguinal ligament
42
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structure connecting inguinal and pectineal ligaments

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lacunar ligament

43
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contents of inguinal canal

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  1. spermatic cord or round ligament of uterus
  2. ilioinguinal nerve
  3. blood and lymph vessels
  4. patent sac for scrotum (male babies)
44
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peritoneal sac that the testes brings as it descends

A

processus vaginalis

45
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internal spermatic fascia is from

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transversalis fascia

46
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cremaster muscle is from

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internal oblique

47
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external spermatic fascia is from

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external oblique

48
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contents of spermatic cord

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1. pampiniform venous plexus
2, ductus deferens
3. cremasteric artery
4. testicular artery
5. artery of the ductus deferens
6. sympathetic nerve fibers
7. lymphatic vessels
49
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layers of the anterior abdominal wall (from outer to inner)

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  1. skin
  2. superficial fascia
  3. deep fascia
  4. muscles
  5. transversalis fascia
  6. extraperitoneal fat
  7. parietal peritoneum
50
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supravesical fossa lies between

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medial and median umbilical folds

51
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medial inguinal fossa lies between

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medial and lateral umbilical folds

52
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lateral inguinal fossa is located

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lateral to the lateral umbilical folds

53
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falciform ligament contains:

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round ligament of the liver

54
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round ligament of the liver is a remnant of the:

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umbilical vein

55
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innervations of diaphragm

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  1. phrenic nerve
  2. intercostal nerves
  3. subcostal nerves
56
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what is the largest leaf of the diaphragm aponeurosis

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right lateral leaf

57
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median arcuate ligament passes over:

A

aorta

58
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medial arcuate ligament passes over:

A

psoas muscle

59
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lateral arcuate ligament passes over

A

quadratus lumborum

60
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migration of structures outside normal anatomical location

A

hernia

61
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indirect hernia - characteristics

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lateral to inferior epigastric vessels, usually congenital

62
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direct hernia - characteristics

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medial to inferior epigastric vessels, usually in older people with weaker abdominal walls

63
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thin potential space within the abdominal cavity and continuing to the pelvic cavity

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peritoneal cavity

64
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difference of pain localization between parietal and visceral peritoneum

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parietal - sensitive to pain, pain is well-localized

visceral - insensitive to pain, pain is not well localized

65
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3 parts of the greater omentum

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  1. gastrocolic ligament
  2. gastrosplenic ligament
  3. gastrophrenic ligament
66
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lesser omentum connects which two structures

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stomach and liver

67
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components of lesser omentum

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  1. gastrohepatic ligament

2. hepatoduodenal ligament

68
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what is contained within the hepatoduodenal ligament

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portal triad

69
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significance of Pringle’s maneuver

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stop blood flow from lacerated liver

70
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structure that divides the peritoneal cavity into supracolic and infracolic compartments

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gastrocolic ligament

71
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most dependent portion of abdominal cavity

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hepatorenal recess / pouch of Morison

72
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most dependent portion of infracolic compartment in females

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rectouterine pouch / pouch of Douglas

73
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most dependent portion of infracolic compartment in males

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rectovesical pouch

74
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the lesser sac is also known as the

A

omental bursa

75
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opening into the lesser sac

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foramen of Winslow

76
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ordering of the portal triad

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anterior left: artery
anterior right: bile duct
posterior: vein

77
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what divides the infracolic compartment into the right and left subcompartments

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mesentery of the small intestine

78
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lesser omentum arises from

A

lesser curvature of the stomach

79
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greater omentum arises from

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greater curvature of the stomach

80
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greater omentum connects which structures

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  1. stomach and colon
  2. stomach and spleen
  3. stomach and diaphragm
81
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examples of intraperitoneal structures

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Stomach first part of duodenum, jejunum, ileum, transverse colon, sigmoid colon, superior rectum, gallbladder, spleen

82
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examples of retroperitoneal structures

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Kidneys, ureters, aorta, inferior vena cava, part of duodenum, part of pancreas

83
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T/F: the peritoneal cavity is an actual space

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F

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