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a lesion found anterior and to the left of the ligamentum venosum would most appropriately be described as arising from the:

left hepatic lobe

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which of the following is a component of the portal triad?

hepatic artery

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the union of the main pancreatic duct with the common bile duct leads to which of the following?

ampulla of Vater

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on Doppler ultrasound, the portal vein shows hepatopetal flow. is this normal?

yes

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on Doppler ultrasound, normal portal vein flow is described as:

continuous hepatopetal

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what is the tubular structure visualized between the gallbladder fossa and the portal vein?

common bile duct

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<p>what is the letter C?</p>

what is the letter C?

caudate lobe

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which of the following would not be a lab finding typically analyzed with suspected gallbladder disease?

alpha-fetaprotein

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a sonographer measures the gallbladder wall adjacent to the liver. which measurement falls within the normal range?

2mm

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if a vessel demonstrates flow away from the liver, which of the following could it be in a normal adult?

heptaic vein

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the gallbladder receives its arterial blood supply from which vessel?

cystic artery

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the ligamentum teres serves as a sonographic landmark to separate:

left medial (quadrate) and left lateral lobes

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the common bile duct results from the joining of which of the following?

cystic duct and common hepatic duct

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which anatomic liver variant may appear as an elongated anterior projection reaching toward the iliac crest?

Riedel’s lobe

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<p>what is your diagnosis for this GB congenital anomaly?</p>

what is your diagnosis for this GB congenital anomaly?

phyrigian cap in the fundus of the gallbladder

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which anatomic structure is most commonly used as a sonographic guide to find the gallbladder fossa?

main lobar fissure

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in the porta hepatis, which anatomic structure lies to the left of the common bile duct?

hepatic artery

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when evaluating the main portal vein, a measurement of which value is considered within normal limits?

1.3cm

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which structure serves as the termination point for the hepatic veins?

IVC

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<p>what congenital anomaly does this gallbladder most likely have?</p>

what congenital anomaly does this gallbladder most likely have?

hartmann’s pouch

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<p>using ultrasonic terms describe the following regarding a normal renal ultrasound: (short term)</p><p>a. kidney compared to the liver</p><p>b. renal pyramids compared to renal cortex</p><p>c. renal sinus compared to renal cortex</p><p>d. renal capsule compared to the renal cortex</p>

using ultrasonic terms describe the following regarding a normal renal ultrasound: (short term)

a. kidney compared to the liver

b. renal pyramids compared to renal cortex

c. renal sinus compared to renal cortex

d. renal capsule compared to the renal cortex

a) kidney is hypoechoic to the liver

b) renal pyramids is hypoechoic to the renal cortex

c) renal sinus is hyperechoic to the renal cortex

d) renal capsule is hyperechoic to the renal cortex

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the gallbladder’s main role in digestion is to:

store and release bile into the small intestine

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which anatomical structure serves as the primary surface landmark separating the left and right lobes of the liver when viewed anteriorly?

falciform ligament

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<p>what type of renal anatomic variant is this?</p>

what type of renal anatomic variant is this?

column of Bertin

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the fibrous covering that surrounds the liver is known as:

glisson capsule

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the hepatic veins normally exhibit which flow direction?

hepatofugal

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the left lobe of the liver can be separated from the right lobe by the:

falciform ligament

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<p>which renal anatomic variant does this kidney have?</p>

which renal anatomic variant does this kidney have?

dromedary hump

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when imaging the upper abdomen, what vessel parallels the aorta but lies slightly to its right?

IVC

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<p>1. what is the name of the 8 surgical labeling system of the liver?</p><ol start="2"><li><p>label the liver segments:</p></li></ol><p>(short term)</p>

1. what is the name of the 8 surgical labeling system of the liver?

  1. label the liver segments:

(short term)

a)2

b)3

c)1

d)4

e)3

f)2

g)7

h)8

i)4

j)2

k)7

l)6

m)5

n)7

o)8

p)4

q)7

r)8

s)4

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what are the three vessels that make up the porta hepatis?

portal vein, common bile duct, hepatic artery

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<p>label (short term)</p>

label (short term)

a) right hepatic duct

b) left hepatic duct

c) cystic duct

d) common hepatic duct

e) ampulla of Vater

f) common bile duct

g) main pancreatic duct

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<p>name which Couinaud’s segment this mass is located in. (short term)</p>

name which Couinaud’s segment this mass is located in. (short term)

segment 4

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<p>which segment are both of these masses located? (short term)</p>

which segment are both of these masses located? (short term)

blue dot: segment 8

red dot: segment 5

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which vascular landmarks are used to separate the right and left lobes and their respective segments (posterior vs anterior, medial vs lateral)?

hepatic veins

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the common heptic duct is created by the convergence of which of the following?

right and left hepatic ducts

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which structure is not considered a kidney layer?

renal pelvis

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the proper hepatic artery branches off the:

common hepatic artery

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a gallbladder fundus that folds back on itself is most consistent with which variant?

phrygian cap

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during an ultrasound of the porta triad, which structure would you expect not to demonstrate vascularity?

common hepatic duct

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<p>which vessels are shown draining the liver?</p>

which vessels are shown draining the liver?

RHV, MHV

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<p>what type of renal anatomic variant is the white arrow pointing to?</p>

what type of renal anatomic variant is the white arrow pointing to?

dromedary hump

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on ultrasound, strong round, linear, or C-shaped echoes along the left lateral border of the liver most likely which organ?

stomach

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which of the following is an example of a vessel with normal hepatofugal flow?

hepatic veins

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of the liver’s total blood supply, about how much is normally provided by the main portal vein?

75%

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which structure serves as a more clinically and surgically useful functional division of the liver into right and left?

cantlie’s line: main lobar fissure

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which term describes pain when the gallbladder is palpated or pressed with an ultrasound probe?

murphy’s sign

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what is the physiologic flow pattern of hepatic veins seen on Doppler?

pulsatile hepatofugal into the inferior vena cava

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<p>label the following: (short term)</p><ol><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li><li><p></p></li></ol><p></p>

label the following: (short term)










1) renal artery

2)interlobar artery

3) arcuate artery

4) interlobular arteries

5) interlobular veins

6) arcuate vein

7) interlobar vein

8) renal vein

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what is the normal flow direction of the portal vein?

hepatopetal

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the circula structure underneath the IVC is most likely the:

right renal artery

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the boundary between the caudate lobe and the left lobe of the liver is created by the left hepatic vein and what structure?

ligamentum venosum fissure

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the intrahepatic bile duct should normally measure:

0-2mm

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<p>label this image (P is Portal Vein) (short term)</p><p>a.</p><p>b.</p><p>c.</p>

label this image (P is Portal Vein) (short term)

a.

b.

c.

a) common hepatic duct

b)cystic duct

c) common bile duct

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the IVC is joined by the draining ____ veins.

middle, left and right hepatic