Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
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Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
AbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries of Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2 the abdomen2Descnbe the general location of the segments of the small and large intestines within the abdomen3Identify- and describe the location and lobes of the liver.4Describe the enclosing structures separating the abdomen.5Explain the location and general function of the gallbladder, pancreas, Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2 spleen, adrenal glands, and kidneys.6Describe the bile duct system.7Follow the course of blood as it passes through the portal system.s. Describe theEbook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
major arteries and veins located Within the lower chest and abdomen.9Explain the relationships between structures located within the abdomen.10CorrecAbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries of Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2 region of the body between the chest and pelvis. Although this seems quite simple, the boundaries of the abdomen are often defined differently by diflerent texts because the abdominal cavity extends well into each of the adjacent regions. The most superior boundary of the abdominal cavity is the do Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2me-sha|M-d diaphragm, which allows a considerable jxirt of the abdomen to lie within the bony thoracic cage. Inferiorly. the abdominal cavity extendsEbook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
into the pelvis and occupies most of the false or greater pelvis, leading some individuals to consider the pelvis as the lower part of the abdomen. BeAbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries of Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2 Typically, the vertebral column contains live knnlw vertebrae, which form the posterior border of the alxlominal cavity. Owing to the highly variable division of lumbar vertebrae with adjacent thoracic anil sacral vertebrae, four and six lumbar vertebrae arecommon anomalies that may confuse the vie Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2wer when determining image location. Compared to the other vertebrae, these can be distinguished by their large size anil the absence of costal facetsEbook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
and transverse foramina.Enclosing StructuresDiaphragm (Dl-i-fram). The diaphragm is a broad. Hat muscle made up of skeletal muscle along the peripheiAbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries of Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2ght side is usually more superior because of the underlying liver. Its muscular portion originates from several sources: (1) the sternal process. (2) the costal cartilages and bone of ribs 7 through 12. and (3) the upper lumbar vertebrae. Although the diaphragm forms a septum between the thoracic an Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2d abdominal cavities, several structures (inferior vena cava, esophagus, and descending aorta) pass through openings within the diaphragm to pass betwEbook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2
een the chest and abdomen.Crura (KRŨ-rđ). The muscular parts of the diaphragm that originate from the lumbar vertebrae anil ascend to319httn7/mAdicAl AbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries of Ebook Introduction to sectional anatomy (3rd edition): Part 2usCaval foramenFigure 6-1 The inferior surface of the diaphragm.StomalCostalCruralAbdomenDO MENOBJECTIVESUpon completion of this chapter, the student should be able to do the following:1 Descnbe the supenor and mfenor boundaries ofGọi ngay
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