Anatomy - Hepato-biliary and Hepatic Portal system Flashcards
where is the top RHS of the liver found
a.right 5th ICS in midclavicular line
b.right 10th rib in midclavicular line
c.left 5th ICS in midclavicular line
d.right 5th ICS in midsternal rib
a.right 5th ICS in midclavicular line
where is the bottom RHS corner of the liver found
a.right 5th ICS in midclavicular line
b.right 10th rib in midclavicular line
c.left 5th ICS in midclavicular line
d.right 5th ICS in midsternal rib
b.right 10th rib in midclavicular line
where is the LHS corner of the liver found
a.right 5th ICS in midclavicular line
b.right 10th rib in midclavicular line
c.left 5th ICS in midclavicular line
d.right 5th ICS in midsternal rib
c.left 5th ICS in midclavicular line
which recess is found between the diaphrgmatic surface of the liver and the diaphragm
a,subphrenic
b.hepatorenal
c.diaphragmatic
d.visceral
a,subphrenic
which recess is found between the visceral surface of the liver and the kidney
a,subphrenic
b.hepatorenal
c.diaphragmatic
d.visceral
b.hepatorenal
which ligament runs between the two lobes of the liver
a.falciform
b.round
b.coronary
a.falciform
round runs within falciform
which ligament is the remains of the umbilical vein
a.falciform
b.round
b.coronary
b.round
which area of the liver does not have a peritoneum
a.right lobe
b.left lobe
c.bare area
c.bare area
feels rough as compared to smooth rest of liver
which ligaments are only visible from the superior view of the liver
a.triangular
b.coronary
c.falciform
d.round
a.triangular
which lobe is on the lower posterior left of the liver adjacent to the gall bladder
a.quadrate lobe
b.left lobe
c.right lobe
d.caudate lobe
a.quadrate lobe
which lobe is on the upper posterior left of the liver
a.quadrate lobe
b.left lobe
c.right lobe
d.caudate lobe
d.caudate lobe
the hepatic portal vein, heoatic artery proper and bile duct are found within which structure in the liver?
a.porta hepatis
b.portal triad
c.quadrate lobe
d.caudate lobe
a.porta hepatis
how many hepatic veins drain into the inferior vena cava
a.1
b.2
c.3
d.4
c.3
what shape is the gall bladder
a.round
b.pear
c.cylinder
b.pear
what is the function of the gall bladder
a.produce bile
b.store bile
b.store bile
what is the uppermost region of the gall bladder
a,neck
b.body
c.fundus
a,neck
what is the lowerrmost region of the gall bladder
a,neck
b.body
c.fundus
c.fundus
the drainage channel directly out of the gall bladder is the
a.cystic duct
b.bile duct
c.pancreatic duct
d.common hepatic duct
e.left and right common hepatic duct
a.cystic duct
left and right common hepatic
common hepatic
gall bladders cystic duct joins
bile duct
joins with pancreatic duct
opens into second part of duodenum
what does the bile duct join with just before opening into the second part of the duodenum
a. cystic duct
b.pancreatic duct
c.common hepatic duct
c.common hepatic duct
where is the fundus of the gall bladder located
a.right 5th ICS in midclavicular line
b.right 10th rib in midclavicular line
c.left 5th ICS in midclavicular line
d.tip of the 9th costal cartilage
d.tip of the 9th costal cartilage
which part of the duodenum to pancreatic and bile duct join and enter at
a.1st
b.2nd
c.3rd
b.2nd
what structure do the main pancreatic duct and bile duct open into
a.hepatopancreatic ampulla
b.sphincter of oddi
c.minor pancreatic duct
d.dueodenum
a.hepatopancreatic ampulla
in second part of duodenum
what surrounds the terminal regions of the bile duct and pancreatic duct
a.hepatopancreatic ampulla
b.sphincter of oddi
c.minor pancreatic duct
d.dueodenum
b.sphincter of oddi
controls release of enzymes and bile into duodenum
the minor duodenal papilla (superior) and major duodenal papilla (inferior) lie in which part of the deuodenum
a.first
b.second
c.third
b.second
The hepatic portal system carries nutrient rich blood to the liver from what organs
a,coronary
b.GI
c.abdominal
b.GI
which veins unite posterior to the neck of the pancreas to form the hepatic portal vein
a.superior mesentric and splenic vein
b.inferior mesentric and splenic vein
c.superior mesentric and sphlancnic
a.superior mesentric and splenic vein
the superior mesentric and splenic vein unite …….. to the neck of the pancreas to form the hepatic portal vein
a.anterior
b.posterior
c.adjacent
b.posterior
porto systemic anastamoses
connecting channels between portal system and systemic venous system
in healthy individuals all portal venlus blood is recovered by hepatic veins following nutrient absoprtion in which state can this not occur
a.portal hypotension
b.portal hypertension
b.portal hypertension
portal hypertension
elevation of pressure within the hepatic portal vein
not all portal venous blood recovered by hepatic veins
alternative route to systemic circulation
collateral channels open up
enlarged veins at sites of portosystemic anastamoses
(ant abdominal wall, gastro oesophageal, ano rectal)
the anastomosis of the gastric vein (PV) with the azygous veins (SV) is known as..
a.gastro oesophageal junction
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal junction
a.gastro oesophageal junction
the anastomosis of the para umbilical veins (PV) with the anterior abdominal wall veins veins (SV) is known as..
a.gastro oesophageal junction
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal junction
b.anterior abdominal wall
the anastomosis of the superior rectal vein (PV) with the inferior and middle rectal veins (SV) is known as..
a.gastro oesophageal junction
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal junction
c.ano rectal junction
osophageal varices occue at which porto systemic anastamoses
a.gastro osophageal
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal
a.gastro osophageal
azygous veins and gastric veins hypertension
caput medusae around umbilicus occurs at which porto systemic anastamoses
a.gastro osophageal
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal
b.anterior abdominal wall
hypertension in paraumbilical and anterior abdominal wall veins
varices and passing of blood occurs at which porto systemic anastamoses
a.gastro osophageal
b.anterior abdominal wall
c.ano rectal
c.ano rectal
hypertension in superior middle and inferior rectal veins