| Hint | Answer | % Correct |
|---|---|---|
| Where do SMA and SMV run by uncinate process and neck | anterior to uncinate, posterior to neck | 0%
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| Gallbladder location (hint rectus abdominis crosses) | behind tip of right 9th costal cartilage | 0%
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| Where is pouch of Morrison | between liver and right kidney | 0%
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| Structures in the portal triad | Bile duct | 0%
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| Upper lobe | Caudate | 0%
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| Where does the splenic artery arise and go | coeliac trunk, superior to pancreas body | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree | Common bile duct | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree | Common hepatic duct | 0%
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| Embryological function of allantois/foetal urachus and what they become | Connected to yolk sac, median umbilical ligament | 0%
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| Main exocrine functions of pancreas | Creation of pancreatic enzymes for protein digestion | 0%
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| Structures in the portal triad | Cystic duct | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree | Cystic duct | 0%
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| What artery supplies gallbladder and where does it arise | Cystic, right hepatic | 0%
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| Where is the bare area and what is there | diaphragmatic surface, IVC, lymphatics | 0%
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| connection between lesser and greater sac | epiploic foramen | 0%
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| Where inferior epigastric vessels arise + supply | External iliac artery, rectus sheath | 0%
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| Ligament separating lobes + attaching liver to anterior wall | Falciform | 0%
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| What shape is the mesentery (of Small Intestines) and what does it contain | fan shaped, SMA, vein, and branches | 0%
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| Where does the portal triad run? | free edge of lesser omentum. between caudate and quadrate lobes | 0%
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| Features of the gallbladder | Fundus, Body, Neck, Infundibulum or Hartmanns pouch | 0%
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| Structures in the portal triad | Hepatic duct | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree | Hepatico-duodenal ampulla of vater | 0%
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| Structures in the portal triad | Hepatic portal vein | 0%
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| Pathways for flow of ascitic fluid + tumour cells | left and right paracolic gutters | 0%
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| 4 lobes of the liver | left, right, caudate, quadrate | 0%
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| Other name for round ligament and what it used to be | ligamentum teres, umbilical vein | 0%
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| What used to be the ductus venosum? | ligamentum venosum | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree | Major duodenal papilla | 0%
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| Structures in the portal triad (5) | Proper hepatic artery | 0%
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| Clinical significance of peritoneal recesses of liver | Pus can collect, can determine extent of infection | 0%
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| Pouches in males and female pelvis (3) | Rectovesical, uterovesical, rectouterine pouch of Douglas | 0%
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| Main endocrine functions of pancreas | Regulation of blood sugar | 0%
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| Pancreas intra or retroperitoneal | Retroperitoneal apart from intraperitoneal tail | 0%
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| Features of the biliary tree (6) | Right and left hepatic ducts | 0%
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| Where do splenic artery and vein go in relation to pancreas | Run along superior border | 0%
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| V-shaped mesentary root | sigmoid mesocolon | 0%
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| Structures that unite to form the hepatic portal vein | SMA and splenic (IMA) | 0%
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| Largest lymphoid organ and its peritoneal location | spleen, intraperitoneal between ribs 9-11 | 0%
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| Whats the pancreatic tail near | Splenic hilum | 0%
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| What is it connected to | stomach and kidney by gastrosplenic and splenorenal ligaments | 0%
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| What divides the peritoneal cavity into supra and infracolic compartments? | transverse mesocolon | 0%
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| What attaches to pancreas anterior surface | transverse mesocolon | 0%
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| what is liver + lesser omentum derived from | ventral mesogastrium | 0%
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