ABDOMEN,PELVIS AND PERINEUM Guj Uni IMP short-notes
Q-4 ATTEMPT ANY TWO SHORT NOTES ON ABDOMEN,PELVIS AND PERINEUM(2×5)=10
ABDOMEN
CHAPTER-1
1)Ext oblique muscle
2)Inguinal ligament
3)Internal oblique muscle
4)Conjoint tendon
5)Inguinal canal
6)Rectus sheath
7)Rectus abdominis
8)Umbilicus
9)Pyramidalis
CHAPTER-2(pelvis)
1)Testis-coverings,descent
CHAPTER-3
1)Greater omentum
2)Lesser omentum
3)Mesentry
4)Mesoappendix
5)Epiploic foramen
6)Lesser sac
7)Pouch of morisson
8)Pouch of Douglas
CHAPTER-4
1)Stomach bed-datta
2)blood supply and lymphatic drainage of stomach-bdc
CHAPTER-5
1)2nd part of duodenum
2)Lig of treitz
3)Meckel’s diverticulum
4)Caecum-types
5)Vermiform appendix
CHAPTER-6
1)Splenic artery
2)Inf. Mesenteric artery
3)Marginal artery of Dummond
5)Portal vein
6)Portocaval anastomosis
Do names of all branches of coeliac trunk
CHAPTER-7
1)Extrahepatic biliary apparatus
CHAPTER-8
1)Arterial supply of spleen
2)Head of pancreas
3)Hepatic segments
4)Histology of spleen explaining blood circulation
CHAPTER-9
1)Coverings of kidney
2)Blood supply of kidney
3)Relations of kidney
4)Suprarenal glands
CHAPTER-10
1)Thoracolumber fascia
2)Coeliac ganglion
PELVIS
1)2nd /pelvic part of ureter
2)Urinary bladder
3)Male urethra
4)Supports of uterus
5)Uterine tubes
6)Testis-coverings,descent
7)Prostate
8)Anal sphincters
9)Imperforate anus
10)Arteries supplying urogenital system in male
11)LS of female abdomen and pelvis showing vertical tracing of peritoneum
12)Pelvic splanchnic nerve
PERINEUM
1)Ischio rectal fossa
2)Perineal body
3)Perineal membrane
4)Pudendal canal
5)Superficial perineal pouch
6)Deep perineal pouch
7)Urogenital diaphragm
8)Pelvic diaphragm
APPLIED/CLINICAL ANATOMY OF ABDOMEN,PELVIS AND PERINEUM
1)Inguinal canal
2)Hepato renal pouch
3)Lesser sac
4)Boundaries of epiploic foramen
5)Pouch of douglas
6)peritoneal recesses in relation to 4th part of duodenum
7)Recto uterine pouch
8)Vermiform appendix
9)Meckel’s diverticulum
10)Portal vein
11)Portosystemic anastomosis
12)Channels of intercavernous anastomosis and its advantage and disadvantage
13)Right lobe of liver is more prone to toxic substances why?
14)Renal angle
15)Ureter
16)Supports of uterus
17)Testis
18)Pampiniform plexus
19)Anal canal
20)Anorectal region
21)Importance of pactinate line
22)Per rectal examination
ABDOMEN
CHAPTER-1
1)Ext oblique muscle
2)Inguinal ligament
3)Internal oblique muscle
4)Conjoint tendon
5)Inguinal canal
6)Rectus sheath
7)Rectus abdominis
8)Umbilicus
9)Pyramidalis
CHAPTER-2(pelvis)
1)Testis-coverings,descent
CHAPTER-3
1)Greater omentum
2)Lesser omentum
3)Mesentry
4)Mesoappendix
5)Epiploic foramen
6)Lesser sac
7)Pouch of morisson
8)Pouch of Douglas
CHAPTER-4
1)Stomach bed-datta
2)blood supply and lymphatic drainage of stomach-bdc
CHAPTER-5
1)2nd part of duodenum
2)Lig of treitz
3)Meckel’s diverticulum
4)Caecum-types
5)Vermiform appendix
CHAPTER-6
1)Splenic artery
2)Inf. Mesenteric artery
3)Marginal artery of Dummond
5)Portal vein
6)Portocaval anastomosis
Do names of all branches of coeliac trunk
CHAPTER-7
1)Extrahepatic biliary apparatus
CHAPTER-8
1)Arterial supply of spleen
2)Head of pancreas
3)Hepatic segments
4)Histology of spleen explaining blood circulation
CHAPTER-9
1)Coverings of kidney
2)Blood supply of kidney
3)Relations of kidney
4)Suprarenal glands
CHAPTER-10
1)Thoracolumber fascia
2)Coeliac ganglion
PELVIS
1)2nd /pelvic part of ureter
2)Urinary bladder
3)Male urethra
4)Supports of uterus
5)Uterine tubes
6)Testis-coverings,descent
7)Prostate
8)Anal sphincters
9)Imperforate anus
10)Arteries supplying urogenital system in male
11)LS of female abdomen and pelvis showing vertical tracing of peritoneum
12)Pelvic splanchnic nerve
PERINEUM
1)Ischio rectal fossa
2)Perineal body
3)Perineal membrane
4)Pudendal canal
5)Superficial perineal pouch
6)Deep perineal pouch
7)Urogenital diaphragm
8)Pelvic diaphragm
APPLIED/CLINICAL ANATOMY OF ABDOMEN,PELVIS AND PERINEUM
1)Inguinal canal
2)Hepato renal pouch
3)Lesser sac
4)Boundaries of epiploic foramen
5)Pouch of douglas
6)peritoneal recesses in relation to 4th part of duodenum
7)Recto uterine pouch
8)Vermiform appendix
9)Meckel’s diverticulum
10)Portal vein
11)Portosystemic anastomosis
12)Channels of intercavernous anastomosis and its advantage and disadvantage
13)Right lobe of liver is more prone to toxic substances why?
14)Renal angle
15)Ureter
16)Supports of uterus
17)Testis
18)Pampiniform plexus
19)Anal canal
20)Anorectal region
21)Importance of pactinate line
22)Per rectal examination
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