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15 Cards in this Set
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What are the 2 layers of the peritoneum and where are they located? |
Parietal- lines abdominal wall |
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What structures are found in the retroperitoneum? |
Suprarenal glands |
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Originates from the LVOT. |
Aorta |
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Responsible for supplying small and large bowel with blood. |
SMA |
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What are the branches that make up the celiac axis? |
1. hepatic artery |
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What are the types of aneurysms? |
Fusiform and saccular |
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What is cholangitis? |
Inflammation of the bile ducts |
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A TIPS shunt connects what 2 vessels. |
Portal vein to the hepatic vein |
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What does the hormone CCK do? |
Hormone that is sent by the small intestines into the blood stream that stimulates the GB to contract |
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Pain over the GB when the transducer is used to compress the RUQ |
Murphy's sign |
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What is BPH? |
Benign prostatic hyperplasia |
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Hypertrophied column of bertin |
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___________ areas of the breast primarily function to produce and transport milk . |
Glandular tissue |
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Fibrocystic Change |
Multiple cysts of varying sizes in both breasts |
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Focal or diffuse thyroid gland enlargement due to iodine deficiency. |
Goiter |
