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Abdomen + GI Anatomy - Statistics

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Drainage of minor duodenal papilla Accessory pancreatic duct
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Which structures compress the oesophagus? (4) Aortic arch
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anterior 2/3 taste Chorda tympani of facial
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Blood Supply to foregut Coeliac Trunk
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First major branch arising from abdominal aorta coeliac trunk T12
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What runs posterior to the superior duodenum (3) Common bile duct
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3 Major arteries arising from coeliac trunk Common hepatic artery
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Which structures compress the oesophagus? Cricoid cartilage and cricopharyngeus
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Which structures compress the oesophagus? Diaphragm
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Most common point for duodenal ulcers duodenal cap (superior duodenum)
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What runs posterior to the superior duodenum Gastroduodenal artery
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haemorrhage from ulcer gastroduodenal artery
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Nerve for posterior 1/3 sensation + taste Glossopharyngeal nerve
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Greater curvature attachment greater omentum
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Sympathetic Innervation Stomach Greater splanchnic nerves T5-T9 via coeliac plexus
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What runs posterior to the superior duodenum Hepatic Portal Vein
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Branches of SMA Ileocolic
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Blood Supply to Hindgut (3rd branch of AA) Inferior Mesenteric Artery
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Branches of SMA (5) Inferior pancreaticoduodenal
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Blood supply to duodenum midgut inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery
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Stomach location intraperitoneal, left hypochondrium and epigastric region
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Branches of SMA Jejunal/ileal arteries
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Transtubecular plane location L5, connects iliac crests
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Parasympathetic Innervation Stomach Left and Right Vagus
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Which structures compress the oesophagus? Left Bronchus
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Branches of IMA (3) Left Colic - descending colon
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3 Major arteries arising from coeliac trunk Left gastric artery
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Relationship between vagal nerves and trunks after oesophageal hiatus left vagus as anterior trunk, right as posterior
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Lesser curvature attachment lesser omentum - double folded peritoneum from stomach to liver
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Muscles of the soft palate Levator veli palantini
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Drainage of major duodenal papilla Major pancreatic duct and bile duct (hepatopancreatic ampulla)
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Boundary of fore and mid gut major papilla
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Nerve for anterior 2/3 tongue sensation Mandibular of trigeminal
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Nerve for Tensor veli Medial pterygoid of CN V3
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Branches of SMA Middle Colic
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Muscles of the soft palate Muscularis Uvulae
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Muscles of the soft palate Palatoglossus
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Muscles of the soft palate Palatopharyngeus
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Main Salivary glands (largest) Parotid
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Salivary gland duct running across masseter, piercing buccinator + opening near 2nd maxillary molar tooth Parotid
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Nerve for 4 SP muscles pharyngeal of vagus
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Site of most of duodenal ulcers posterior wall of superior duodenum.
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Branches of SMA Right Colic
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Branches of IMA Sigmoid arteries
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3 Major arteries arising from coeliac trunk Splenic artery
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Main Salivary glands Sublingual
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Salivary gland opening into floor of oral cavity Sublingual
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Main Salivary glands Submandibular
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Salivary gland opening into frenulum via sublingual papillae Submandibular
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Parts of duodenum superior, descending, horizontal, ascending
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Blood Supply to Midgut (2nd branch of AA) Superior Mesenteric Artery
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Blood supply to duodenum Foregut superior pancreaticoduodenal artery and supraduodenal artery
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Branches of IMA Superior Rectal Artery
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Muscles of the soft palate (5) Tensor veli palantini
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