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| Abdomen and Pelvis Gross Anatomy |
These are the important questions from abdomen and pelvis gross anatomy that you must study. These topics are selected due to their repetition in UHS final exams.
Better do abdomen & pelvis from Snell Perineum from KLM
1. Muscles of Anterior Abdominal Wall
2. Rectus Sheath
3. Inguinal Canal Boundaries
4. Inguinal Hernia (Different Types Direct and indirect)
5. Differences B/W Male and Female Pelvis
6. Greater and Lesser Omentum Attachments Epiploic Foramen
7. Relations of Duodenum (All Parts) (Table from KLM) Differences B/W Large and Small Intestine
8. Differences B/W Jejunum and Ileum
9. Abdominal Aorta (In Detail, All the Branches),
10. Relations of All Parts of Pancreas
11. Relations of Ureter
12. Relations of Kidneys (Especially Anterior)
13. Lymphatic Drainage of Abdomen
14. Boundaries And Contents of Superficial and Deep Perineal Pouches And ischio-Anal Fossa
15. Pelvic inlet And Outlet Boundaries
16. Prostatic Part of Male Urethra
17. Micturition
18. Supports of Uterus
19. Zones of Prostate
20. Blood Supply of Rectum
21. Differences B/W the Po and Below the Pectin-ate Line (Diagram in KLM)
22. Internal Iliac Artery Inferior Vena Cava Tributaries Hepatic Portal Vein **
23. Sites of Portocaval Anastomosis Bare Areas of Liver
CLINICALS:
1. Inguinal Hernia (In Detail, Differences B/W Direct and Indirect)
2. Cryptorchidism
3. Varicocele **
4. Hydrocele
5. Policeman of Abdomen Hepato-Renal Pouch Calat's Triangle Barrett's Esophagus Me Burney's Point (Appendicitis)
6. Portal Hypertension Spleenectomy
7. Caput Medusae
8. Horse Shoe Kidney
9. Thrombosis in Inferior Vena Cava and Other Routes Taken Blood Supply
10. Ileal Diverticulum + Meckel's Diverticulum
11. Grid Iron Incision
12. Hemorrhoids
13. Ischioanal Abscess
14. BPH (Benign Prostatic Hypertrophy)
15. Ca Prostate Prostectomy
16. Ovarian Cysts
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