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Using the skeleton to describe the boundaries of the soft part of the abdomen
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looking at the true extent of the peritoneal cavity using a skeleton
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Describing important surafce markings of the abdomen using a skeleton
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Identifying the bony landmarks of the abdomen on a cadaver.
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Nerve supply of the abdominal wall. A dermatome is an area of skin supplied by a single sensory spinal nerve, a myotome is a block of muscle supplied by a single spinal nerve. In the abdominal wall…
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Understanding the anatomy of referred pain; pain which arises from disease in one part of the body but if felt by the patient in the skin of the patient.
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locating folds of peritoneum, reminants of the bilateral umbilical arteries and a degenerated connection from the bladder to the umbilicus, the urachus, on the inner surface of the lower abdominal…
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The open anterior abdominal wall
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Finding the stomach under the left dome of the diaphragm
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Opening the abdomen to view the containts
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Overview of the position of the organs within the abdominal cavity
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The part of the abdominal cavity which lies below the transverse colon is called the infracoloic compartment
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