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lies in mid-epigastrium, anterior to SMA, SMV, AO, IVC |
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spenic artery branch that supplies tail of pancreas |
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lateral border of the head of pancreas |
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right superior border of the body and head of pancreas and gives rise to gastroduodenal artery |
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splenic artery branch that supplies body of pancreas |
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small accesory duct of pancreas located in the head of the pancreas |
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large duct of pancread that drains head, body, and tail. joins CBD to enter duodenum through ampulla of Vater |
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lies in c-loop of duodenum. gastroduodenum artery is anterolateral border and CBD is posterolateral border |
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small area between head and body, anterior to SMV |
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pancreaticoduodenal arteries |
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supply blood to pancreas along with splenic artery |
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portal-splenic confluence |
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junction of splenic and main portal vein, posterior border of body of pancreas |
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posterior border to the body of pancreas |
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lies poster to neck and/or body of pancreas and anterior to the uncinate process |
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tapered end of pancreas that lies in hypochondrium near hilus of spleen and upper pole of left kidney |
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curved tip of pancreas head that lies posterior to SMV |
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performs exocrine functions |
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enzyme secreted by pancreas to aid in digestion of carbohydrates |
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production of the hormone insulin |
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primary function of kidney. production and digestion of pancreatic juices |
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stimulates liver to convert glycogen to glucose. produced by alpha cells |
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hormone that causes glycogen formation from glucose in liver and allows cells within insulin receptors to take up glucose to decrease blood sugar |
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small cells that make up endocrine portion of pancreas for production of insulin, glucagon, and somatostatin |
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pancreatic enzyme that breaks down fats. is elevated in pancreatitis and remains increased longer than amylase |
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pancreatic enzyme that is elevated during pancreatitis |
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courvoisier's gallbladder |
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enlargement caused by slow progressive obstruction of distal common bile duct from external mass. (such as adenocarcinoma in pancreas head) |
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hereditary disease that causes excessive production of thick mucus by endocrine glands |
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elevated levels of calcium in blood |
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congenital condition in which elevated fat levels cause pancreatitis |
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dilated loops of bowel w/o peristalsis. various abdominal problems including pancreatitis, sickle cell crisis, and bowel obstruction |
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abnormal increase in whit blood cell caused by infection |
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malignant neoplasm from lymphoid tissue |
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excessive bilirubin in bloodstream caused by obstruction of bile from liver. yellow discolor in eyes, skin, and mucous membranes |
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pancreatic pseudocyst ruptures into abdomen. free floating pancreatic enzymes are dangerous to surrounding structures |
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sterile absess. pancreatic enzymes that accummulate in the available space in the abodmen. usually in or near pancreas |
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inflammation of pancreas. acute or chronic |
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space or cavity that contains fluid but has no true endothelial lining membrene |
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known as digestive tract. includes mouth, pharnyx, esophagus, stomach, duodenum, intestines |
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entrance of esophagus into stomach |
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helps support lesser curvature of stomach |
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gastrophrenic, gastrosplenic, and lienorenal ligaments |
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helps support greater curvature of stomach |
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fatty apron. double fold of peritoneum attached to duodenum, stomach, and large intestine. helps support greater curvature of stomach |
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normal segmentation of wall of colon |
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transitional bend from ascending colon to tranverse colon |
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suspends stomach and duodenum from the liver. helps support lesser curvature of stomach |
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projects from parietal peritoneum and attaches to small intestine achoring it to the posterior abdominal wall. |
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muscle that connects the somach to proximal duodenum |
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inner fold of stomach wall |
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fourth layer of bowel. surrounded by mesothelium covering the intraperitoneal bowel loops |
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transitional bend of transverse colon to descending colon |
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one of layers of bowel under mucosa containin blood vessels and lymph nodes |
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normal segmentation of small bowel |
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inner folds of small intestine |
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localized collection of pus surrounded by inflamed tissue |
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process of nutrient molecules passing through wall of intestine into blood and lymph system |
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hormone released by presence of fat in intestines. regulates GB contraction and gastric emptying |
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endocrine hormone released from stomach |
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midway point from right iliac spine to umbilicus where appendix lies |
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rhythmic dilatation and contraction of gastrointestinal tract as food propells through it |
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antacid realeased from small bowel. stimulates secretion of biocarbonate |
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fecalith or calcification located in appendix |
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inflammation of bowel, accompanied by abscess and bowel wall thickening |
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herniation through muscular wall of tubular organs. occurs in stomach, small intestines, colon |
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calculus that may form around fecal material accociated with appendicitis |
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malignant neoplasm of lymph nodes |
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site of maximal tenderness in RLQ, usually associated with appendicitis |
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congenital sac or blind pouch found in lower portion of ileum |
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dilated fluid filled bowel loop w/o peristalsis |
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small tumorlike growth from mucous membrane surface |
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characteristic of gastrointestinal wall thickening consisting of echogenic center and hypoechoic rim |
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blood, urea, nitrogen. waste products accumulate in the blood when kidney's malfuntion |
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lab test used to measure the kidneys ability to get rid of waste. waste products accumulate in blood when kidney's malfunction |
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part of filtration process in the kidney |
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maintenace of normal body physiology |
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right posterior subhepatic space located anterior to kidney and inferior to liver where fluid may accumulate |
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lab test that measures how much dissoved material is present in the urine |
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dilation of renal collecting system |
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interruption in normal development of kidney resulting in absence of kidney. unilateral or bilateral |
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stone withing urinary system |
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narrow bands of acoustic shadowing posterior to the margins of the cyst along the lateral borders of enhancement |
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congenital malformation in which both kidneys are joined together by an isthmus, most common at lower poles |
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normal variant that occurs on left kidney as a bulge on lateral border |
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located ouside normal position, most often in pelvic cavity |
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