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The category of general surgery encompasses procedures of the abdomen and non-cosmetic procedures of the ___.
breast
Though bariatrics, breast, and GI surgery fall under general surgery they tend to lean more towards ___.
specialization
The abdominal cavity contains the abdominal ___.
viscera
The pelvic cavity contains structures of the ____, GI, and lower GI systems.
reproductive
The retroperitoneal cavity contains the kidneys, adrenal glands, and ____.
uterus
The anterior abdominal cavity is separated from the retroperitoneal cavity by the posterior abdominal ____.
peritoneum
The abdominal wall encloses the ventral part of the abdominal cavity and extends from the diaphragm to the ____.
pubis
The subcutaneous layer varies in thickness from __ inches to more than __ inches
from 1/4 in. to 8 in.
The muscles and fascia of the abdominal wall protect the abdominal ___.
viscera
The longitundinal rectus muscles attach from the pubis to the 5th, 6th, and 7th ___ cartilages.
costal
The abdominal peritoneum is a ____ serous membrane that lines the abd. cavity
strong
The ____ protects the viscera in the abdomen and secretes serous fluid.
peritoneum
Sections of the peritoneum fold back to connect the ____ organs.
abdominal
The mesentery is an extension of the ____ that attaches to the posterior abdominal wall and fans out to cover the small intestine.
peritoneum
The greater omentum is another extension of the serous membrane covering the stomach, duodenum, and part of the ____.
colon
These extensions are often referred to as peritoneal reflections
The Hesselbach triangle is the area bounded by the rectus abdominis muscle, the inguninal ligament, and the inferior ____ vessels.
epigastric vessels