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| The superior thoracic aperture's is continuous with the root of the neck opening for nerves and blood vessels supplying the head neck and arms is known as |
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| the interior thoracic aperture's that runs from T11 to T12 where the diaphragm closes off separate the thoracic cavity from the abdominal cavity |
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| what level is the gastro-esophageal junction |
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| what is known as where the esophagus meets the greater curvature of the stomach |
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| what is the muscle that the esophagus is made of |
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| 1/3 smooth; 1/3 mixed; 1/3 striated |
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| What is the mneumonic for the superior/inferior and anterior to posterior locations of the diaphram |
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| IVC (I) is at the level of |
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| central tendon of the diaphragm |
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| Esophagus (eat) is at the level of |
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| Esophagus also transmits with |
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| the vagus nerve (L-ant; R-Post to abdomen) |
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| Aorta (apples) is at the level of |
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| thoracic duct and azygos vein |
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| @ the gastroesophageal junction of T11/T12 if there is a congenital shallow esophagus there will be |
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| The right crus (pillar) is located at |
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| The left crus (pillar) is located at |
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| mediaN arcuate ligament at the midline is formed from the |
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| The right crus and the left crus will form the |
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| The medial arcuate ligament is derived from |
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| the lateral arcuate ligament is derived from |
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| quadratus lumborum fascia |
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| What connects organs to the posterior abdominal wall? |
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| mesentary of the peritoneum |
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| What connects one organ to another |
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| ligaments of the peritoneum (dense regular connective tissue-lateral plate of mesoderm) |
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| What connects the greater curvature of the stomach to the transverse colon? |
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| What is behind the greater omentum? |
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| What connects the lesser curvature of the stomach to the liver |
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| What is behind the lesser omentum? |
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| The epiploic foramen is aka |
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| What is the epiploic foramen or foramen of winslow |
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| the opening of the greater and lesser peritoneal sacs |
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| The inferior border of the epiploic foramen or foramen of winslow |
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| The superior border of the epiploic foramen or foramen of winslow is |
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| the caudate lobe of the liver |
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| The posterior boarder of the epiploic foramen or the foramen of winslow is |
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| the anterior border of the epiploic foramen or the foramen of winslow is the |
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| common bile duct, portal vein, hepatic artery |
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| The 7 retroperitoneal organs are (memorize the retro and everything else is in the peritoneum) |
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| Kidney, pancreas, aorta, colon (ascending & descending), adrenal glands, duodenum (most), IVC |
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| The only part of the duodenum that is peritoneal is |
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