1. A stab waound was made on the
Systemic- left gastric; portal- para
righ of the T8 vertebra on the
posterior side of a 56 yr old man.
Upon further investigation, the
posterior part of the liver is also
affected. What possible structures
are also affected by the stab wound
A. HPV
B. IVC
C. SMA
D. IMA
2. Ascites was noted on the omental
bursa of the a 60 yr old man. Where
can this fluid can drain when the
patient is supine?
A. Subhepatic space
B. Morrisson’s space
C. Subphrenic space
D. Drummond’s space
3. A patient presented with pain on
the back. Upon further investigation,
there was a malignancy on the head
of the pancreas. What possible
events can this cause?
A. Difficulty urinating
B. Pain on the right shoulder
C. Jaundice including the sclerae
D. Difficulty breathing
4. These are the components of the
marginal artery of the large intestine
ecxept
A. Ileocolic arteries
B. Inferior pancreatoduondenal
arteries
C. Superior sigmoidal arteries
D. Superior rectal arteries
5. Caput medusae was noted on the
patient with chronic alcholism, these
are the right pair of veins the usually
cause this event
A.
umbilical veins
B. Systemic- umbilical vein; portal-
small epigastric
C. Systemic- esophageal veins;
portal- visceral veins
D. Systemic- paraumbilical veins;
portal- small epigastric veins
6. The lymphatic drainange of the
anterior part of the visceral surface
of the liver drains to
A. Phrenic lymph nodes
B. Posterior mediastinal lymph nodes
C. Hepatic lymph nodes
D. Biliary lymph nodes
7. Necrosis on the descending colon,
sigmoid and rectum was noted. This
was due to a deep wound caused by
a long knife. What is the possible
reason for this
A. Cut on the superior mesenteric
vein
B. Blockage in the inferior
mesenteric artery
C. Dextocardia of the celiac trunk
D. Absence of the middle colic artery
8. An infection on the liver is spread
to the pelvic cavity through
A. The retroperioneal side of the
ascending colon
B. The connection of the greater sac
and omental bursa
C. The left paracolic gutter
D. The hepatorenal recess
9. A stab wound on the sacrum was
made on the apex of the root of the
sigmoid colon, what are the possible
events that can happen
A. Diffculty in defecating
B. Difficulty in urnating
C. Loss of sensation to the genitals felt where
D. Can’t lift the legs A. Left Hypochndrium
B. Strenum
10. A stab wound anteriorly on the C. Right shoulder
epigastric region was noted located D. Iliac region
between the right and left functional
lobes. What possible structures are 16. false for the biliary tree except
affected A. Purely lined with cholangiocytes
A. Ivc B. Ducts are differentiated by their
B. Hepatic portal vein location
C. Intermediate hepatic vein C. No fenestrae on the basal lamina
D. Small hepatic venules D. Release of choline
11. The branching of the hepatic
artery to become the cystic artery
A. Triangle of kilian
B. Triangle of calot
C. Triangle of falot
D. Traingle of riolan 17. True for the large intestine
except
12. All of these are retroperitoneal A. Goblet cells are increasing
except towards the rectum
A. Cecum B. Presence of paneth cells
B. Ascending colon C. No villi
C. Descending colon D. Presence of straight tubular
D. Rectum glands

13. the structures that can be useful
in demarcating the parts of the
pancreas
A. Superior mesenteric vessels
B. Greater omentum
C. Falciform ligament
D. Hepatic portal veins
14. Appendicular artery is a branch
of
A. Superior mesenteric artery
B. Ileocoloc artery
C. Gastroduodenal artery
D. Superior rectal artery
15. Gall stones that caused
cholecystitis was noted on the gall
bladder, pain associated with this is
18. True for the gall bladder except
A. Muscularis mucosae
B. Perimuscular coat
C. Microvili
D. Mucosal folds
19. False for pancreas except
A. Branched tubular
B. Merocrine
C. Endocrine and exocrine fxn occur
in the same cell
D. Striated duct
20. True for zone 3 of the liver acinus
A. Last to die with toxic substances
B. Last to accumulate fat
C. Last to exhibit bile stasis
D. Last to die if circulation is
impaired macrophage
C. Beome a myofibroblast
21. Accessory duct that connects the D. Gain lipofucsin granules
the inferior surface of the liver to the
neck of the gall bladder
a. duct iof santorini
b. Duct of lushka
c. Duct of wirsung
d. Duct rivinus

22. Unique for the large intestine

having 3 longitudinal muscular
layers named
A. Haustra coli
B. Taeniae coli
C. Entamoeba coli
D. Escherichia coli

23. True for the islets of langerhans

A. A cells are found centrally
B. Secrete their products to the
blood
C. Contains cholecystokinin
D. Wel delineated brownish cells
found on the lysosome

24. True for the surfaces of the liver

cell except
A. Periportal space as the basal
surface
B. 2 surfaces facing the neighboring
cells
C. Bile canaliculi are on the apical
surface
D. Bile canaliculi looping 4 sides of
the cell

25. Ito cell in the presence of

cirrhosis will
A. Gain lipid droplets
B. Become activated as a