Quiz: Anatomy_Lab3

  1. 3A Quiz
  2. 3.1 Quiz
  3. 3.2 Quiz
  4. 3.3 Quiz

3A Quiz

Question 1

1. Which layer(s) of the abdominal wall is (are) composed of loose connective tissue with a variable amount of fat? Choose all that apply.

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Question 2

2. Which layer of the abdominal wall forms its internal surface?

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Question 3

3. What is the name of the connective tissue structure that encloses the one vertically-oriented muscle of abdomen?

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Question 4

4. Which skeletal muscle(s) of the abdominal wall is (are), in part, aponeurotic? Choose all that apply.

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Question 5

5. Place the three flat muscles of the abdominal wall in order, from superficial to deep.

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Question 6

6. Which muscle layer of the anterolateral abdominal wall has fibres oriented in a superomedial direction?

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Question 7

7. The connective tissue structures that separate the subdivisions of the rectus abdominis are the ________________ ____________________.

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Question 8

8. The landmark that demarcates the lateral border of the rectus abdominis is the linea ___________.

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Question 9

9. Above the arcuate line, the aponeuroses of which muscles contribute to the anterior lamina of the rectus sheath? Choose all that apply.

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Question 10

10. Below the arcuate line, with which layer of the abdominal wall is the posterior surface of rectus abdominis in contact?

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Question 11

11. At what level is the arcuate line located?

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Question 12

12. The aponeuroses of which muscles contribute to the formation of the conjoint tendon?

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Question 13

13. Which intercostal nerves contribute to the innervation of the abdominal wall?

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Question 14

14. What functional fibre types are present in the iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal nerves? Choose all that apply.

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Question 15

15. What functional fibre types are present in cutaneous nerves? Choose all that apply.

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Question 16

16. Lymph from the upper quadrants of the abdominal wall primarily drains into the right and left _____________ lymph nodes.

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Question 17

17. Lymph from the lower quadrants of the abdominal wall primarily drains into the right and left _____________ ______________ lymph nodes.

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Question 18

18. In the fetus, the tubular evagination of the peritoneal cavity that forms alongside the gubernaculum during the descent of the testes is the ____________ _______________.

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Question 19

19. The ______________ _______________ is the combined testicular vessels, nerves, lymphatics and the vas deferens.

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Question 20

20. The passage through the abdominal wall formed by the processus vaginalis, and ultimately, through which the testes pass to gain access to the scrotum is the _____________ _________________.

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Question 21

21. In the developed male, the _________ _________ occupies the inguinal canal.

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Question 22

22. The isolated sack of serous membrane, derived from the processus vaginalis, that largely surrounds the testes in the developed male is the ________________ __________________ _________________.

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Question 23

23. The deep inguinal ring is located halfway between the ASIS and pubic tubercle, immediately ____________ to the inguinal ligament.

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Question 24

24. Lymph from the scrotum drains into the __________ _______ nodes.

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Question 25

25. Lymph from the testes drains into the __________ nodes.

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Question 26

26. What term describes a loop of bowel that has become fixed within a hernia?

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Question 27

27. A patent processus vaginalis is the anatomical basis of a(n) _______________ inguinal hernia.

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Question 28

28. An indirect inguinal hernia is located _______________ to the inferior epigastric vessels.

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Question 29

29. A(n) ______________ inguinal hernia has a congenital basis.

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Question 30

30. A direct inguinal hernia is located _______________ to the inferior epigastric vessels.

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Question 31

31. A direct inguinal hernia gains access to the superficial fascia and scrotum by passing through the ____________ ____________ ring.

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Question 32

32. A(n) ___________ inguinal hernia is described as being acquired.

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Question 33

33. Structures that attach visceral organs to the internal surface of the body wall are called __________.

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Question 34

34. The position of viscera that are suspended within the peritoneal cavity by mesenteries is described as ______________.

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Question 35

35. The position of viscera that are embedded in the extraperitoneal fascia of the posterior abdominal wall are said to be _________________.

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Question 36

36. The peritoneum that covers an abdominal organ is analogous to the _______________ that covers the heart and the ______________ that covers the lungs. (separate answers with one space)

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Question 37

37. Peritoneal fluid is secreted by the ______________.

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Question 38

38. The serous membrane that lines the internal surface of the abdominopelvic cavity is called ____________ ____________.

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Question 39

39. The serous membrane that covers intraperitoneal organs is called ____________ ____________.

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Question 40

40. The position of an abdominal organ that has a mesentery in the fetus, but during development becomes fixed to the posterior body wall, is said to be ___________ ______________.

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Question 41

41. Which organs develop, even in part, within the ventral mesentery? Choose all that apply.

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Question 42

42. The two subdivisions of the peritoneal cavity are the _______________ sac and the ____________ sac. (separate answers with one space)

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Question 43

43. The greater and lesser sacs are connected via the _________ foramen.

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Question 44

44. Inflammation of peritoneum causes an achy, poorly-localized pain that comes and goes in waves. How would you describe this peritoneum? Choose all that apply.

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3.1 Quiz

Question 1

1. With which abdominal muscle is A associated?

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Question 2

2. Identify opening B.

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Question 3

3. Identify vessels B.

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Question 4

4. Identify opening A.

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Question 5

5. A is the ilioinguinal nerve, a cutaneous nerve, at this point. Which of the following classes of fibres is present in a cutaneous nerve?

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Question 6

6. Identify muscle B.

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3.2 Quiz

Question 1

1. Two ligamentous remnants of the ventral mesentery are the ___________ _____________ and the ______________ _______________. (use one space to separate answers)

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Question 2

2. What is the name for a viscus that originates in an intraperitoneal position, but during development becomes fused to the posterior abdominal wall, thus losing its mesentery?

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Question 3

3. Name the opening between the greater and lesser sacs.

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Question 4

4. What functional subdivision of the nervous system supplies parietal peritoneum with sensory fibres?

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Question 5

5. In which abdominal quadrant is the spleen located?

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Question 6

6. Name the two portions of the small intestine that are intraperitoneal. (use one space to separate answer)

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3.3 Quiz

Question 1

1. Landmark A separates the _________ ____________ __________ from the ________ _________ ____________.

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Question 2

2. Which of the three subdivisions of the os coxa contribute to B? (two words separated by a space)

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Question 3

3. Name the space outlined in red.

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Question 4

4. Name the feature outlined in red.

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Question 5

5. Identify space A, outlined in red.

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Question 6

6. Identify B. Be specific.

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