9.23.11+-+SS+Bile+Passages,+Celiac+Trunk,+and+Portal+Vein

1. Name arterial supply and venous drainage for the following organs: esophagus pancreas

stomach liver

duodenum gallbladder

spleen large intestine (all aspects) 2. Name the three major branches of the celiac artery and organs supplied by each branch. 3. Identify the major branches of the following arteries: hepatic a. splenic a. l. gastric a. 4. Identify the hepatoduodenal ligament. Name the contents of its free edge: r. and l. hepatic ducts cystic duct

common bile duct hepatic a. (proper) portal vein 5. Identify and name the following arteries of the abdomen:

celiac trunk/artery

common hepatic a.

proper hepatic a. (aka hepatic a.) r. and l. hepatic aa.

splenic a. gastroduodenal a.

r. and l. gastric aa.

r. and l. gastroepiploic aa. superior mesenteric a. > splenic v. inferior mesenteric v. portal v. superior mesenteric v. > > superior mesenteric a. ileocolic a.
 * 1)  Identify the following abdominal veins:
 * 1)  Locate and name the following intestinal arteries:

r. colic a.

middle colic a. l. colic a.

inferior mesenteric a. sigmoid aa.

superior rectal aa. > >
 * 1)  Describe the flow of blood through portal vein (i.e. from whence does it come and whether doth it go?)
 * 1)  Name four portal-systemic anastomotic areas.