TA Review Questions Flashcards

1
Q

Which of the following structures never had a mesentery?

a) ascending colon
b) descending colon
c) duodenum
d) kidney
e) pancreas

A

d) kidney

all the others are secondarily retroperitoneal

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2
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Patient with GERDs and a weak right crus muscle may develop this form of hernia. Strangulation is NOT a concern.

a) Paraesophageal hernia
b) Sliding hernia

A

b) Sliding hernia

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3
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Patient has gastric mucosa in the esophagus above the lower esophageal sphincter. What might the patient have? How did come about?

A

Barrett’s esophagus .
Repeated acid reflux/GERD – stomach mucosa more protective against acid than stratified squamous, but can lead to cancer.

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4
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What is the landmark that divides the foregut and midgut? (midway of 2nd part of duodenum)

A

Major duodenal papilla/hepatopancreatic ampulla (of Vater)

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5
Q

The secondary/accessary pancreatic duct is derived from…

a) Dorsal bud of the pancreas
b) Ventral bud of the pancreas

A

a) Dorsal bud

the ventral bud forms the main duct, which fuses with the common bile duct

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6
Q

Falciform ligament is part of which?

a) Dorsal mesentery
b) Ventral mesentery

A

b) Ventral mesentery

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7
Q

After birth, the umbilical vein degenerates to form the…

a) Medial umbilical fold
b) Falciform ligament
c) Ligamentum teres hepatis
d) Ligamentum venosum

A

c) Ligamentum teres hepatis

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8
Q

Papillary process of the liver exist in which area?

a) Left lobe
b) Caudate lobe
c) Quadrate lobe
d) Right lobe

A

b) Caudate lobe

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9
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What landmark attaches to the beginning (cap) of the duodenum? What attaches to the end? Hint: 2 ligaments

A

Beginning: Hepatoduodenal ligament
End: Ligament of Treitz

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10
Q

Plicae circulares are most concentrated where?

a) Proximal jejunum
b) Distal jejunum
c) Proximal ileum
d) Distal ileum
e) Small intestine throughout

A

a) Proximal jejunum

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11
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Highest # of arcades are found?
Longer vasa recta are found?
a) Proximal jejunum
b) Distal jejunum
c) Proximal ileum 
d) Distal ileum
e) Small intestine throughout
A

Highest # of arcades are found? Distal ileum

Longer vasa recta are found? Proximal jejunum

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12
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Baby has symptoms of bilious vomiting. Explain the pathology.

A

1) Superior mesentery syndrome = compression of 3rd part of duodenum => dilate 1st and 2nd part + bile backup into vomit
** SMA can also compress renal vein **
2) Annular pancreas
X-ray: pancreas wraps around 2nd part of duodenum

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