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Level of iliac crest?
LV4
Level of iliac tubercle?
LV5
Location of Umbilicus?
LV3-LV4
4 planes and location in 9 region division of abdomen?
2 midclavicular
1 subcostal (LV3)
1 transtubercular (LV5) - through iliac tubercle
names of 9 regions?
R/L hypochondriac, epigastric
R/L lumbar, umbilical
R/L ingual, hypogastric
Dermatome over xiphoid process?
T6
Dermatome over umbilicus?
T10
Dermatome over inguinal ligament?
L1
cutaneous branches of L1?
iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal
lymphatic drainage above umbilicus?
axillary nodes
lymphatic drainage below umbilicus?
superficial inguinal nodes
2 layers of superficial fascia?
Camper's layer (fat)
Scarpa's layer (membranous layer)
Origin of external oblique?
lower 8 ribs
Insertion of external oblique (5)?
linea alba,
pubic symphysis
public tubercle
anterior superior iliac spine
iliac crest
Origin of internal abdominal oblique muscle?
Iliac crest & inguinal ligament
Insertion of internal abdominal oblique muscle?
linea alba
costal margin
pubic crest
pectineal line
Origin of transversus abdominis?
inner surface of costal cartilage
transverse process of LV
Inguinal ligament
Insertion of transversus abdominis?
linea alba
pubic crest
pectineal line
Origin of rectus abdominis?
pubic crest
Insertion of rectus abdominis?
Ribs 5-7
level of arcuate line?
LV4
layers on posterior side of abdomen (lower 1/4)?
transversalis, extraperitoneal connective tissue, peritoneum
contents of extraperitoneal connective tissue & where they come from?
median umbilical ligament - remnant from fetal urachus
2 medial umbilical ligament - remnants of fetal umbilical arteries

most lateral are inferior epigastric vessels that form lateral umbilical folds
indirect inguinal hernia?
lateral to inferior epigastric vessels
direct inguinal hernia?
medial to inferior epigastric vessels
supravesicular fossae?
between median & medial umbilical folds
medial inguinal fossae?
between medial and lateral umbilical folds
lateral inguinal fossae?
lateral to lateral umbilical fold
division of internal thoracic and orientation?
musculophrenic - more lateral
superior epigastric - medial
where is superior epigastric artery found?
between rectus abdominus and posterior rectus sheath
where are anterior rami found?
between internal oblique & transversus abdominis
branches of external iliac artery?
inferior epigastric
deep circumflex iliac
path of inferior epigastric?
comes from external iliac; pierces rectus sheath at arcuate ligament; deep to rectus abdominis
where is deep circumflex artery found?
between internal oblique & transversalis abdominis
abdominal branches of femoral artery & their differences?
superficial epigastric - goes above inguinal ligament to umbilicus
superficial circumflex - goes parallel to inguinal
how many lumbar arteries off the abdominal aorta?
pairs
2 special veins in abdominal wall & their information?
thoracoepigastric - formed by lateral thoraric & superficial epigastric; collateral route between superior/inferior vena cava

paraumbilical - collateral route between portal and systemic circulation