Sectional Anatomy (Abdomen)

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The most posterior and inferior hiatus of the diaphragm, located between the right and left crura at the T12 level is the ______?

Aortic

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What muscle is the inner most of the lateral abdominal wall muscles?

transversus abdominus

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What is the largest lobe of the liver?

right

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The celiac trunk _____________________?

is superior to the renal arteries off of the abdominal aorta

is an unpaired branch of the aorta

divides into the left gastric, splenic, and common hepatic arteries

branches from the aorta at the L1 level

Correct: all of the above are correct


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The approximate vertebral level of the origination of the superior mesenteric artery is ___________?

L1

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Which one of the following statements about the IVC is incorrect?

it is slightly to the left of the aorta

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The hepatic veins drain into which structure?

IVC

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Which system carries nutrient rich blood to the liver from the digestive tract?

Hepatic Portal system

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Which of the following statements about the porta hepatis of the liver is incorrect?

the hepatic veins exit the liver through the porta

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Which of the following structures does not border the right adrenal gland?

pancreas

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The left renal vein passes between the abdominal aorta and the ________ as it travels to empty into the ____

Superior mesenteric artery, IVC

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Which of the following is not one of the branches of the celiac axis?

cystic artery

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As the aorta descends through the posterior mediastinum, on which side of the body is it typically located?

left

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What vessel empties into the inferior portion of the right atrium?

IVC

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In the upper abdomen, what is the relationship of the IVC to the midline of the body?

to the right

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The muscular fibers of the diaphragm insert and converge on a structure called the ________?

central tendon

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Which one of the liver lobes is most anterior?

left

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What portion of the stomach is the most anterior?

body

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At what vertebral level is the aortic hiatus usually located?

T12

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What organ of the abdominal cavity is located anterior to the spleen?

stomach

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What small lobe of the liver is related to the gallbladder?

quadrate

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What large vascular structure is located just to the right of the caudate lobe of the liver?

IVC

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What vessels enter/exit the hilum of the spleen?

splenic artery and splenic vein

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What portion of the pancreas is generally located most superiorly?

tail

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What branche(s) of the celiac trunk course toward the left?

left gastric artery and splenic artery

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Which of the following is the third major unpaired vessel to branch from the abdominal aorta?

IMA

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What muscles lie along the posterior borders of the abdomen just lateral and posterior to the psoas muscles?

quadratus lumborum muscle

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What structure of the hepatic biliary system empties into the descending portion of the duodenum?

Common bile duct

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What vessel is often visualized posterior to the body of the pancreas appearing to be running parallel to it?

splenic vein

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What portion of the pancreas is closely associated with the C-loop of the duodenum?

head

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Which is more medial, the psoas major muscles or the quadratus lumborum muscle?

psoas major muscles

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What is located on the right side, the ascending colon or the descending colon?

ascending colon

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At what vertebral level does the union of the common iliac veins typically occur?

L5

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The right and left common iliac arteries originate from what vessel?

abdominal aorta

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<p>identify 1</p>

identify 1

SMA

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identify 2

Left renal vein

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left kidney

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aorta

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IVC

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Portal vein

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aorta

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IVC

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right lobe of liver

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gastroesophageal junction

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spleen

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right lobe of liver

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right hepatic vein

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middle hepatic vein

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left hepatic vein

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esophagus

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stomach (fundus)

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spleen

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gastroesophageal junction

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falciform ligament

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left lobe of liver

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caudate lobe of liver

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hepatic artery

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celiac trunk

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left adrenal gland

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left crus of diaphragm

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IVC

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body of pancreas

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aorta

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tail of pancreas

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gallbladder

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quadrate lobe

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duodenum

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kidneys

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64

renal veins

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65

IVC

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66

aorta

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67

SMA

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68

splenic vein

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69

portal vein

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70

IVC

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71

hepatic flexure (ascending colon)

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72

splenic flexure (descending colon)

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73

jejunum

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74

duodenum

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75

transverse colon

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SMA

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77

SMV

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IMA

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aorta

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80

IVC

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ureters

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82

IVC

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83

common iliac arteries

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84

psoas muscle

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85

loops of ileum

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86

loops of jejunum

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secum

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sigmoid colon

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89

appendix

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90

liver

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91

left kidney

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92

spleen

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93

psoas muscle

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aorta

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95

right renal artery