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What are the abdominal cavity boundaries? Diaphragm to Pelvic Inlet (brim)
What are the pelvic cavity boundaries? Pelvic Inlet (brim) to Pelvic Outlet
Pelvic inlet An oblique plane that extends from the upper anterior margin of the sacrum (the promontory) to the upper margin of the pubic symphysis
Pelvic outlet An oblique plane bounded posteriorly by the point of the coccyx, anteriorly by the inferior pubic symphysis, and laterally by the ischial tuberosities
Peritoneum Double-walled membranous sac that encloses the abdominopelvic cavity
Retroperitoneum Space behind peritoneum
Inner layer—visceral peritoneum Surrounds internal organs (viscera). Folds onto itself to support viscera (mesentery & omentum)
Outer layer—parietal peritoneum Adheres to abdominal wall
Between layers – peritoneal cavity Contains serous fluid
___________ attaches and supports intraperitoneal organs? Mesentery
___________ extends from the stomach as a covering? Omentum
What are the double layers of peritoneum? Mesentery
Intraperitoneal organs  Stomach  Liver  Gallbladder  Spleen
Retroperitoneal organs  Pancreas  Kidneys  Ureters
Intraperitoneal and Retroperitoneal Parts of Small intestines, Parts of Large intestines
illiac crest is in the _____________ cavity abdominal
False Pelvis Within the abdominal cavity • From Iliac Crest to Pelvic Inlet
True Pelvis Within the pelvic cavity • From Pelvic Inlet to Pelvic Outlet
Top of Illiac crest lines up with? L4
Liver is on the? Right
The ____ kidney is higher left
most of abdominal cavity is in the? Peritoneum
Visceral very close to the organ
parietal on the perimeter of the organ
What quadrant is the Liver in? Right upper quadrant
What quadrant are the stomach and spleen in? Left upper quadrant
What are the double layers of peritoneum? Omentum
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