Regions of the abdomen

This tutorial explores the anatomy of the abdomen, focusing on two methods of dividing it into regions: the four quadrant scheme and the nine region scheme. It details the contents of each region and discusses their clinical significance, including signs like Cullen's and Grey Turner. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of understanding these regions for diagnosing abdominal pathologies.

What are the two methods used to divide the abdomen?

Describe the four quadrant scheme for dividing the abdomen.

What is the role of the nine region scheme in anatomy?

What structures are found in the left hypochondriac region?

List the structures located in the right hypochondriac region.

Identify the contents of the umbilical region.

What does the hypogastric region contain?

Explain the significance of Cullen's sign.

What are the clinical implications of understanding abdominal regions?

How does pain in the right inguinal region relate to appendicitis?