TA Review Questions Flashcards
Which of the following structures never had a mesentery?
a) ascending colon
b) descending colon
c) duodenum
d) kidney
e) pancreas
d) kidney
all the others are secondarily retroperitoneal
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
b) Sliding hernia
Patient has gastric mucosa in the esophagus above the lower esophageal sphincter. What might the patient have? How did come about?
Barrett’s esophagus .
Repeated acid reflux/GERD – stomach mucosa more protective against acid than stratified squamous, but can lead to cancer.
What is the landmark that divides the foregut and midgut? (midway of 2nd part of duodenum)
Major duodenal papilla/hepatopancreatic ampulla (of Vater)
The secondary/accessary pancreatic duct is derived from…
a) Dorsal bud of the pancreas
b) Ventral bud of the pancreas
a) Dorsal bud
the ventral bud forms the main duct, which fuses with the common bile duct
Falciform ligament is part of which?
a) Dorsal mesentery
b) Ventral mesentery
b) Ventral mesentery
After birth, the umbilical vein degenerates to form the…
a) Medial umbilical fold
b) Falciform ligament
c) Ligamentum teres hepatis
d) Ligamentum venosum
c) Ligamentum teres hepatis
Papillary process of the liver exist in which area?
a) Left lobe
b) Caudate lobe
c) Quadrate lobe
d) Right lobe
b) Caudate lobe
What landmark attaches to the beginning (cap) of the duodenum? What attaches to the end? Hint: 2 ligaments
Beginning: Hepatoduodenal ligament
End: Ligament of Treitz
Plicae circulares are most concentrated where?
a) Proximal jejunum
b) Distal jejunum
c) Proximal ileum
d) Distal ileum
e) Small intestine throughout
a) Proximal jejunum
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
Highest # of arcades are found? Distal ileum
Longer vasa recta are found? Proximal jejunum
Baby has symptoms of bilious vomiting. Explain the pathology.
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