RUQ - ANS which quadrant is the liver located in asthenic patient emulsification of fats - ANS primary function of bile hydrolysis - ANS which process leads to a concentration of bile within the gallbladder Barium swallow - ANS another term for esophagogram Epiglottis - ANS which structure in the pharynx prevents aspiration of food and fluid into the larynx T11 - ANS the esophagus extends from C5-C6 to: trachea - ANS which of the following structures does not pass through the diaphragm Peristalsis - ANS wavelike involuntary contractions that help propel food down the esophagus stomach - ANS the greek term gaster or gastro means angular notch (incisura angularis) - ANS which of the following aspects of the stomach is defined as an indentation between the body and pylorus False, in the stomach - ANS T/F the numerous mucosal folds found in the small bowel are called rugae Fundus - ANS which aspect of the stomach fills with air when the patient is prone during a double contrast UGI False, greater curvature - ANS T/F the lateral margin of the stomach is called the lesser curvature fundus - ANS to which aspect of the stomach does barium gravitate to when the pt is in a supine position head of pancreas and the C-loop of the duodenum - ANS which two structures create the romance of the abdomen pyloric orifice - ANS Opening leaving the stomach
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