Abdominal Anatomy
There's a lot of Abdominal Anatomy
Pelvic Anatomy
GI/Renal Histo
Endocrine and Repro Histo
100
This is the name for a person who makes their living selling pots and pans, typically on a street cart.
What is an iggler.
100
This is the side your uvula would deviate toward if you had a lesioned right vagus nerve.
What is left.
100
This type of hernia begins lateral to the inferior epigastric vessels.
What is an indirect hernia.
100
These cells of the uriniferous tubule are distinguishable by their halo appearance and well defined cell boundaries.
What are collecting duct cells.
100
These cells of the thyroid secrete calcitonin to lower plasma calcium levels.
What are parafollicular cells.
200
This is the more superficial of the superficial fascia layers.
What is Camper's fascia.
200
This is the peritoneal fold that contains the inferior epigastric vessels.
What are the lateral umbilical folds.
200
This portion of the contents of the femoral triangle is not enclosed in the femoral sheath.
What is the femoral nerve.
200
This portion of the palate is covered by thick keratinized stratified squamous epithelium.
What is the nasal side of the hard palate.
200
These germ cells in the seminiferous tubules can be distinguished by their large nuclei with condensed chromosomes.
What are spermatocytes.
300
This nerve provides sensory innervation to the anterior 2/3 of the head.
What is the trigeminal nerve.
300
This larger artery gives the superior pancreaticoduodenal artery which serves the proximal duodenum and head of the pancreas.
What is the gastroduodenal artery.
300
This portion of the levator ani muscle is important for fecal continence.
What is the puborectalis.
300
This portion of the stomach has glands that are much shorter than the pits they open into.
What is the pylorus.
300
These cells of the posterior pituitary are astroglia and regulate neurosecretory activity of the gland.
What are pituicytes.
400
This portocaval anastomoses site can result in caput medusae if small vessels are ruptured.
What is paraumbilical.
400
These vessels are the continuation of efferent arterioles near cortical nephrons.
What is the peritubular plexus.
400
This is the portion of the male urethra into which the bulbourethral glands open.
What is the spongy urethra.
400
This portion of the uriniferous tubule is present in the outer stripe of the outer medulla of the kidney, but not in the inner stripe.
What is the proximal tubule.
400
These calcified concretions of calcium phosphates and carbonates are characteristic of the pineal gland.
What are corpora arenacea.
500
This is the name for a palpable periumbilical node which suggests peritoneal metastasis.
What is Sister Mary Joseph's sign.
500
These lymph nodes receive lymph from the kidneys.
What are the lumbar lymph nodes.
500
This is the source of innervation to the uterus.
What is the uterovaginal plexus (from inferior hypogastric plexi)
500
These structures are diverticula of the mucosa of the gallbladder and are a characteristic feature of this organ.
What are Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses.
500
This structure is the mound of granulosa cells surrounding the oocyte that projects into the antrum.
What is the cumulus oophorus.
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