abd wall and diaphragm

do respirations affect blood flow in the aorta

no

do respirations affect blood flow in the IVC

yes

what is the region located right below the sternum. Visualized during upper GI and and pancreatic path

epigastric

which region lies directly inferior to the umbilical region and is commonly evaluated for bladder and pelvic organ path

hypogastric

in which abdominal quadrant would the liver primarily be located

RUQ

what is the midline fibrous structure separating the left and right rectus abdominis muscles

linea alba

what muscles are lateral to the lumbar vertebrae and often seen during renal sonography and may assist in landmarking retroperitoneal structures

external oblique, internal oblique, transverse abdominis, rectus abdominis

during a subcostal scan , a curved, echogenic line separating the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity is called

diaphragm

in the abdominal wall, what layer lies just beneath the dermis and contains fat and connective tissue

subcutaneous layer

what muscle is covered by the ?

psoas major

what muscle is covered by the !

erector spinae muscles

what muscle is covered by the #

transverso-spinal muscles

the three muscles on the side from anterior to posterior

external oblique, internal oblique, transverse abdominal

what does the septum transversum develop to form

a separation between the thoracic and abdominal cavities

what are the nine regions of the abdomen

right hypochondrium, epigastrium, left hypochondrium, right lumbar, umbilical, left lumbar, right iliac fossa, hypogastrium, left iliac fossa

what are the layers of the abdominal wall

fascia, superficial fascia, deep fascia, apeneuroses

What are the layers of the abdominal wall from superficial to deep

skin

camper fascia (subcutaneous tissue)

scarpa fascia (subcutaneous tissue)

investing fascia: superficial

external oblique

investing fascia: intermediate

internal oblique

investing fascia: deep

transverse abdominal muscle

endoabdominal fascia

extraperitoneal fat

parietal peritoneum

what is the rectus sheath

strong, fibrous compartment that encloses the rectus abdominis (six-pack)

inguinal canal

oblique passage inferior to medial thru the abdomen wall

what does the convex part of the diaphragm face and form

floor of the thoracic cavity

what does the concave part of the diaphragm face and form

roof of the abdominal cavity

what is the top left part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

left hypochondriac

what is the top middle part of the abdominal region

epigastric

with is the top right part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

right hypochondriac

what is the middle left part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

left lumbar

what is the middle part of the abdominal region

umbilical

what is the middle right part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

right lumbar

what is the bottom right part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

right inguinal

what is the bottom middle part of the abdominal region

hypogastric

what is the bottom left part of the abdominal region (anatomical)

left inguinal