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gastrosplenic ligament
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from the greater curvature of stomach to the spleen
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slenorenal linorenal ligament
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from spleen to the left kidney
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if you ulcerated the posterior wall of the stomach where would you find fluid
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in the lesser sac
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where do fluids from an inflammed pancreas accumulate
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bursa
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lesser omentum
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from liver to esophagus, to stomach it contributes to formation of omental bursa
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hepatoduodenal ligament
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extends from porta hepatis to the duodenum. contains the protal vein, proper hepatic artery and bile duct
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the most posterior structure in the hepatoduodenal ligament
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most posterior
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lowest point in abdomen when laying down
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hepatorenal pouch
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Ligamentum teres
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remnent of umbilical vein
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what supplies the gall bladder
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the cystic artery that cranches from the right hepatic artery both structures are found in the cystohepatic triangle of calot
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where does the bile duct and the pancreatic duct join
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at the hepatopancreatic ampula which empties into the second part of duodenum.
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what artery would be damaged if the posterior wall of the stomach was hit
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splenic
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what artery would be damaged if the posterior wall of the duodenum got hit
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gastroduodenal artery
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blood supply to the pancreas
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from celiac artery, and SMA
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SMA
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Duodenum, Jejunum, Ilium, ascending and transverse
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If interior mesenteric is occuliuded where does the blood go
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through the marginal
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foregut artery
midgut hindgut |
celiac
superior mesenteric inferior mesenteric |
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the liver and biliary apparatis begins as a cental but.
what is the cranial part what is the caudal part |
crania: liver
caudal: gall bladder and cystic duct |
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the ventral mesentery gives rise to what
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the falciform ligament
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how does the pancreas form
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ventral but
and dorsal bud they rotate around the duodenum and they fuse |
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duodenal stenosis and atresia
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incomplete recanalization and blockage of the duodenum. Atresia can cause vomiting with bile. Polyhydraminos
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extrahepatic biliary atresia
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blocked bile flow
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annular pancreas
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abnormal migration of ventral pancreatic bud, duodenal obstruction
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omphalocele
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the bowel doesn't return to the abdomen,the herniated visera are covered by an amnion
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gastroschisis
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laterla to the umbilicus the intestines come out, the viscera are not covered by an amnion or peritoneum.
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