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deep inguinal ring is what position relative to inferior epigastric vessels
lateral
posterior wall of inguinal canal
transveralis fascia
floor of inguinal canal
inguinal ligament
in males, what 2 structures converge at deep inguinal ring
vas deferens and testicular vessels
left testicular vein drains into
left renal vein
right testicular vein drains into
Inferior vena cava
what nodes do the testis drain into
lumbar nodes
what nodes does the scrotum drain into
superficial inguinal nodes to deep inguinal node to external iliac nodes
what nerve runs btwn IO and TA
iliohypogastric nerve
what nerve pierces the IO
ilioinguinal nerve
what nerve goes through the inguinal canal
ilioinguinal nerve
what makes the median umbilical fold
obliterated urachus (median umbilical ligament)
what makes the medial umbilical folds
obliterated umbilical artery (medial umbilical ligament)
what makes the lateral umbilical folds
inferior epigastric artery (lateral) and vein (medial)
myenteric plexus other name
auerbach’s plexus
submucous plexus other name
meissner’s plexus
arterial supply to aorta
inferior thyroid A, left inferior phrenic A, left gastric A
principal pancreatic duct
duct of wirsung
feature of ileum’s wall
peyer’s patch
what veins form the hepatic portal vein
superior mesenteric V and splenic V
mucosa
columnar epithelium containing mucus protects from food
how many layers does your large intestine have
5
layers of large intestine superficial to deep
serosa, muscle layer, submucosa, muscularis, mucosa
muscularis mucosa
muscle cells that surrounds the submucosa and move nutrients
submucosa
blood vessels, nerves, connective tissue that functions as support
muscle layer
consist of muscle responsible for peristalsis
serosa
squamous epithelium that lubricates and protects the outer surface
anterior to ascending colon
coils of small intestine, greater omentum
posterior to ascending colon
posterior muscle of posterior abdominal wall, lower area of right kidney
what forms the hepatic flexure
right lobe of liver
posterior to the transverse colon
2nd part of duodenum, pancreas, coils of jejunum and ileum
anterior to tranverse colon
greater omentum
anterior to descending colon
coils of small intestine, greater omentum
posterior to descending colon
muscle of posterior abdominal wall, lateral to lower border of kidney
ligamentum teres hepatis is the obliterated remnant
umbilical vein
ligamentum venosum is obliterated remnant of
ductus venosus
epiploic foramen other name
foramen of winslow
contents of porta hepatis
branches of hepatic artery, portal vein, hepatic ducts, nerves, lymphatic vessels
ligamentum teres hepatis
obliterated umbilical vein
ligamentum venosum
obliterated ductus venosum
whats in a portal triad
branches of hepatic artery, bile duct, portal vein
lateral border of triangle of calot
cystic duct
superior border of triangle of calot
liver
medial border of triangle of calot
common hepatic duct
if cystic artery is anterior is it inside or outside triangle of calot
outside
how does stuff in liver get to the IVC
hepatic veins
SMA passes anterior to what
uncinate process of pancreas (neck) and 3rd part of duodenum
what is posterior to head of pancrease
IVC
what is posterior to neck of pancreas
formation of portal vein, splenic vein joins SMV
T/F; the splenic vein is posterior to the splenic artery
true
where does the IMV pass in relation to the duodenojejunal junction to join splenic vein
left
what muscles make the conjoint tendon
internal oblique and transversus abdominis
what is absent below the acruate line
posterior rectus sheath
what separates the rectus abdominis from the parietal peritoneum inferior to the arcuate line
transversalis fascia
lateral border of hesselbach’s triangle
inferior epigastric artery
medial border of hesselbach’s triangle
rectus abdominis muscle
inferior border of hesselbach’s triangle
inguinal ligament
principal plane of liver corresponds with which vein
middle hepatic vein
intersegmental plane divides right lobe at what vein
right hepatic vein
the falicform ligament and ligamentum venosum separate anatomical left lobe at
left hepatic vein