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Anatomy of Abdomen

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How many quadrants comprise the abdomen? 4 (side note: there is 9, but we’re being tested over 4)
What are the 4 quadrants? LUQ/RUQ/LLQ/RLQ
What are hollow organs? Organs that form tubes, pouches, or cavities designed to transport, store, or break down substances
What are solid organs? Organs with compact structure that have tissue density and rich blood supply
Name the hollow organs Stomach, gallbladder, duodenum, large intestine, small intestine, and bladder
Name the solid organs Spleen, liver, pancreas, and kidneys
What is visceral peritoneum? the innermost layer and is in contact with the abdominal organs
What is the parietal peritoneum? The outer layer in contrast with the abdominal wall
What is visceral pain? Dull and diffuse, delocalized, nonspecific
What is parietal pain? Sharp, localized, and specific
What is referred pain? visceral pain that is not felt in the organ itself, but somewhere else
What structures are in the LUQ? Stomach, spleen, pancreas (majority), liver (minority), left kidney, large intestine
What structures are in the RUQ? Liver (majority), gallbladder, right kidney, large intestine, duodenum
What structures are in the LLQ Appendix, large intestine, small intestine, right ovary, right fallopian tube
What structures are in the RLQ? Small intestine, left fallopian tube, large intestine, left ovary
What is the Markle test? Have patient stand with knees straight, raise to their tiptoes and then drop suddenly down on his heels to make an audible thump
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