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Which vessels supply the greater curvature of the stomach and the greater omentum?
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Gastro-epiploics
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What duct leads from the gall bladder to the bile duct?
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Cystic duct
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The bile duct transverses what ligament to end at the major duodenal papilla?
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Hepatoduodenal ligament
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Why do we have to be able to identify the duodenocolic ligament?
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Marks the area between the ascending and descending duodenum; need to find it to locate the right gutter during surgery
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What is the best way for us to identify the ileum?
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The antimesenteric vein
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The antimesenteric vein denotes what part of the small intestine?
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Ileum
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Blood supply to the small intestine is provided by what arteries?
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Cranial and caudal mesenteric arteries
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What vein do you have to be careful of at the left adrenal?
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Phrenico-abdominal vein
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Hepatorenal ligament is on the right or left side?
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Right
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What vein transverses the middle of the left adrenal?
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Phrenico-abdominal vein
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What is a stay suture used for (such as when dealing with the bladder)?
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Used for atraumatic tissue handling
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What happens if you remove the prostate?
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Urinary incontinence - every time
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If you need to biopsy the GIT, specifically small intestine, which biopsies should you ALWAYS take?
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Stomach
Duodenum Ileum |
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True/false: You should not do a liver biopsy if you have not run coag panels first.
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True
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Easiest of the two kidney biopsy methods:
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Tru-cut needle
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Why do we do an oversew with a double layer continuous pattern in the spleen when a partial splenectomy is done?
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Because the spleen is very vascular
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If right handed, which cephalic vein should you try to catheterize first?
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Right
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What gloving technique are we using?
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Closed
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How should you drape the animal in?
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Xyphoid to pubis
Drape out the nipples Use towel clamps |
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You will always make the incision in which direction? Which direction will you close?
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Cranial to caudal
Caudal to cranial |
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Who makes the opening in the broad ligament, assistant or surgeon?
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Assistant
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What is the point of flashing?
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Allows blood to be released from vessels and crushes the area where you will suture
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