Abdomen — Flashcards

Flashcard 61: Ligaments derived from _____ oblique aponeurosis are pectineal ligament, inguinal ligament, and lacunar ligament. (LIP)

Answer: external

Flashcard 62: Minor portal fissures of the liver: Fissure of _____ also called Rouviere's sulcus

Answer: Gans

Flashcard 63: The _____ gives rise to the cremasteric muscle/fascia of the spermatic cord

Answer: internal oblique m.

Flashcard 64: The right and left lateral planes of the abdomen pass from mid-_____ point to the mid-inguinal point.

Answer: clavicular

Flashcard 65: _____ fascia has been used to refer to the fusion fascia behind the head of the pancreas.

Answer: Treitz's

Flashcard 66: Major portal fissures of the liver:The right portal fissure, which contains the right hepatic vein, divides the liver into the right anterior/medial sector (segments _____ and VIII) and right posterior/lateral sector (segments VI and VII).

Answer: V

Flashcard 67: The _____ artery gives rise to the right gastric artery

Answer: proper hepatic

Flashcard 68: Minor portal fissures of the liver: _____ fissure or fissure for the ligamentum teres

Answer: Umbilical

Flashcard 69: The _____ artery gives rise to the right gastroepiploic artery

Answer: gastroduodenal

Flashcard 70: The _____ and posterior layers of the renal fascia (Gerota's and Zuckerkandl's fasciae) fuse laterally to form the Lateroconal fascia

Answer: anterior

Extra: The renal fascia (sometimes referred to in its entirety as Gerota's fascia) consists of two layers: 1. **Anterior layer**: Gerota's fascia 2. **Posterior layer**: Zuckerkandl's fascia These two layers fuse at the lateral border of the kidney to form the **lateroconal fascia**, which then continues laterally to merge with the parietal peritoneum.