Abdomen flashcards
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This Abdomen flashcards page gathers GoConqr user-made decks on the peritoneum, inguinal canal, gut blood supply and abdominal wall. The university-level resources support students practising anatomical recall and teachers looking for teaching material. There are over 60 flashcard resources here. Choose a deck to get started.
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15 cardsRCA Abdomen 3: Peritoneum and peritoneal cavity List and briefly describe the abdominal structures derived from the peritoneum:
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10 cardsRCA Abdomen 5: The gastrointestinal tract and liver List the 3 distinguishing features of the large intestine:
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13 cardsHigh-yield ch.9 peritoneal cavity Gross anatomy
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3 cardsHigh-Yield ch.10 Abdominal Vasculature I. Abdominal aorta Major branches
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109 cardsANAT PREP M1 What are the suprarenal glands? Where are they located?
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200 cardsAbdomen continued 2 What occurs when the veins of the rectal portosystemic anastomosis are abnormally dilated?
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200 cardsIntroduction to Abdomen What separates the abdominal cavity superiorly from the thoracic cavity?
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200 cardsPancreas, Gall Bladder, Liver, Portal System & Diaphragm Is the pancreas palpable?
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39 cardsRCA Abdomen Lab Questions The male urethra can be ruptured in fall-astride injuries, such as onto the crossbar of a bike. Why can uri...
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91 cardsPosterior abdominal wall and large intestines The posterior abdominal wall is formed by retroperitoneal structures. Which retroperitoneal organs are these?
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53 cardsInguinal Region and Hernias Define a hernia and in particular, an abdominal hernia.
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48 cardsPeritoneum What is the foregut?
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25 cardsBlood Supply to the Gut At what spinal levels do the coeliac, superior mesenteric, and inferior mesenteric arteries arise? Which re...
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27 cardsAbdominal Wall 1 What are the 9 regions of the abdomen appropriate for clinical examination?
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17 cardsPeritoneum and Abdominal Viscera ON EXAM True or False? For the innervation of the abdomen, the spinal segments that receive pain signals fr...
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20 cardsSpleen, Perineum in Males and Females What structure separates spleen from ribs?
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22 cardsInguinal Canal What is the inguinal canal?
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101 cardsana200 block 2 practical lab 6, 7
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209 cardsAbdominal Wall What is abdominal cavity continuous with?
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200 cardsAbdomen continued Into what set of lymph nodes does lymph from around the stomach drain into?
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153 cardsCross Sectional - Abdomen
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122 cardsmarch 16th monday muscles of anterolateral abdominal wall
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123 cardsStomach and spleen In the supine position, which quadrants of the abdomen does the stomach lie in?
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69 cardsThe Anterior Abdominal Wall What is the abdomen bounded by superiorly?
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37 cardsRCA Abdomen 2: Peritoneum and peritoneal cavity Name: Describe the constituents:
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37 cardsanterior abdominal wall
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63 cardsabdomen What are the abdominal boundaries?
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22 cardsRCA Abdomen 2: Inguinal canal, spermatic cord and testes Describe the inguinal canal:
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61 cardsChap 7 Retroperitoneal Structures + Development of Mesenteries What does the aorta pass through when entering abdomen?
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14 cardsRCA Abdomen 6: Posterior abdominal wall structures Describe the vertebra levels the kidneys extend between: Describe the muscles the kidneys lie on: Describe ...
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52 cardsAbdominal and Pelvic Vasculature Where does the abdominal aorta lie? 1) Mostly in the midline 2) Mostly in the mid-clavicular line 3) In the...
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33 cardsAnterior Abdominal Wall What are the three muscle groups of the lateral abdominal wall?
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13 cardsRCA Abdomen 4: The blood supply of the gut List the branches of celiac trunk: Describe the specific areas of organs supplied:
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25 cardsBlood vessels and lymphatics of the abdomen Blood vessels and lymphatics of the abdomen
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26 cardsThe Peritoneum What are the boundaries of the foregut, midgut and hindgut?
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14 cardsRCA Abdomen 1: Abdomen wall and surgical incisions RCA Abdomen 1: Abdomen wall and surgical incisions
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43 cardsHernia lateral muscles of the abdominal wall (3)
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55 cardsAbdominal vasculature What are the great vessels?
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23 cardsPeritoneum & Peritoneal Cavity What structures does the peritoneum form?
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32 cardsDigestive abdominal organs Where is the liver located in the abdominal cavity?
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About abdomen flashcards
GoConqr OriginalUsing Abdomen flashcards
These decks let you practise recalling structures, boundaries and functions. Peritoneum asks about the foregut, midgut, hindgut and peritoneal cavity. Inguinal Canal covers the canal’s location, boundaries and contents, while Inguinal Region and Hernias asks where different hernias occur.
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Start with Introduction to Abdomen if you want questions on the cavity and its landmarks. For a narrower topic, try Blood Supply to the Gut or a deck on the abdominal wall. Read each prompt, recall your answer, then check the card and return to any questions you found difficult.
If you want to see how structures fit together, switch to a mind map on the Abdomen unit page. A quiz can give you another way to check your recall after working through a deck. Pick a topic and try its flashcards.
Frequently asked questions
Which deck is a useful starting point?
Introduction to Abdomen is a starting point for questions on the abdominal cavity, its landmarks and its lining. If you are already focusing on a particular area, Peritoneum or Inguinal Canal offers a narrower set of prompts to work through.
What topics do these flashcards cover?
The decks cover the peritoneum and peritoneal cavity, the inguinal region, abdominal walls, organs and blood supply. For example, Inguinal Region and Hernias asks where different hernias occur, while Peritoneum includes questions on the foregut, midgut and hindgut.
Are the flashcards free to use?
Yes. Every resource listed here is free to open and study without an account. A free account also lets you save quiz scores and make your own quizzes, mind maps, flashcards and notes. The listed resources were made by GoConqr users.