15-09-2021
Stomach Bed Structures Mnemonic
- Here is a mnemonic from category Physical exam named Clinical examination: initial Inspection of patient from end of bed: Appearance (SOB, pain, etc.) Behaviour Connections (drips, inhalers, etc. Connected to patient) ABC.
- Don't forget to visit it for more mnemonics and useful tips on creating one. RxPG Mnemonics Database: Mnemonics Home Add a Mnemonic. ASSAM structures passing through foramen magnum: vidishap: 24-Sep-2015: 4.6: 8475: attachment on linea aspera: 26111994. Stomach bed: gangdoc: 14-Jun-2005: 2.81: 32415: Stomach Parts: RxPG: 19-Feb-2004: 4.
Hi all,
I am the proud creator of the following mnemonic, intended to help people remember which organs are in which abdominal quadrants. Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement.
Right Upper Quadrant
Largely liver, gallbladder, tail of pancreas, right kidney with adrenal gland
L L G P K
Look lascivious! Go play Kamasutra.
Left Upper Quadrant
Stomach, spleen, head of pancreas, left kidney
S S P K
Slowly, sweetheart. Play Kamasutra.
Right Lower Quadrant
Large/Small Intestines, right ovary (if female)
I O
In and Out.
Left Lower Quadrant
Large/Small Intestines, left ovary (if female)
In and Out.
I am the proud creator of the following mnemonic, intended to help people remember which organs are in which abdominal quadrants. Let me know if you have any suggestions for improvement.
Right Upper Quadrant
Largely liver, gallbladder, tail of pancreas, right kidney with adrenal gland
L L G P K
Look lascivious! Go play Kamasutra.
Left Upper Quadrant
Stomach, spleen, head of pancreas, left kidney
S S P K
Slowly, sweetheart. Play Kamasutra.
Right Lower Quadrant
Large/Small Intestines, right ovary (if female)
I O
In and Out.
Left Lower Quadrant
Large/Small Intestines, left ovary (if female)
In and Out.
Stomach Bed Structures Mnemonic Devices
Bed of stomach the structures against which the posteroinferior surface of the stomach lies, and from which it is separated, for the main part, by the omental bursa; includes diaphragm, left suprarenal gland, upper part of left kidney, splenic artery, anterior aspect of pancreatic body and tail, left colic flexure, and transverse mesocolon.