Abdomen — Flashcards

What are the boundaries of Calot's triangle? (3 Cs) Medially: _____ Inferiorly: Cystic duct Superiorly: Cystic artery

The _____ vagus nerve gives rise to the 'Criminal' nerve of Grassi'.

The common hepatic artery bifurcates into the _____ and gastroduodenal arteries

_____ ligament is also called Poupart's ligament

The _____ ligament separates the greater and lesser sacs on the left (left or right)

The boundaries of the inguinal canal walls are as follows: Anterior wall: Formed by the _____ oblique aponeurosis. Roof: Formed by the arched fibres of the internal oblique and transversus abdominis muscles. Floor: Formed by the grooved upper surface of the inguinal ligament. Posterior wall: Consists of the transversalis fascia and conjoint tendon

Segment _____ of the Couinaud segments, corresponds to the gross anatomical caudate lobe and is considered as posterior segment.

_____ mesenteric fat is commonly seen in the Ileum

Hint: more/less

Right subphrenic space of the liver is limited posteriorly by the anterior layer of the _____ and the right triangular ligaments, and to the left by the falciform ligament

Is the ilioinguinal nerve a part of the spermatic cord? What are the contents of the spermatic cord?