Applied Anatomy and Clinical Correlations — Flashcards

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ID Artery: _____

_____ results from portosystemic shunting between the paraumbical veins (portal) and small epigastric veins of the abdominal wall (systemic)

The pylorus of the stomach consists of mainly _____-secreting glands.

_____duodenal recess has the inferior mesenteric vein in its right free margin.

The _____ is the first organ to be visualized to differentiate between the small and large bowel in cases of intestinal obstruction.

The _____ on the posterior abdominal wall is the usual site chosen for transplantation of the kidney.

Posterior relations of the ureter in the abdominal cavity:1. _____2. Psoas major3. Genitofemoral nerve

Hint: Artery

The lesser omentum is formed by the _____ and hepatoduodenal ligaments

ID Artery: _____

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ID Artery: _____

Applied Anatomy and Clinical Correlations Flashcards for NEET-PG

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