FREE RADIOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BILIARY

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FREE RADIOLOGY AND STUDY GAMES ABOUT BILIARY

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Question 1: cholecystitis

Answer:

acut or chronic inflammation of the gallbladder

Question 2: Which duct connects the gallbladder to the common hepatic duct?

Answer:

cystic duct

Question 3: Bile draines from the liver via the _____.

Answer:

Right and left hepatic ducts

Question 4: Bag or sac

Answer:

cysto

Question 5: Choledochus

Answer:

common bile duct

Question 6: What divides the liver into two major lobes?

Answer:

falciform ligament

Question 7: A patient that has had their gallbladder removed is known as _____.

Answer:

cholecystectomized patient Question 8: What radiographic position will differentiate between the kidney and gallstones in an oral cholecystography?

Answer:

right lateral

Question 9: What are the two blood supplies to the liver?

Answer:

hepatic artery and portal vein

Question 10: Cholelithiasis

Answer:

presence of gallstones

Question 11: List three indications for biliary tract examinations.

Answer:

jaundice, stones, stenosis

Question 12: T-tube cholangiography

Answer:

conrast administered via catheter tube left after cholecystectomy

Question 13: Cholecystogram

Answer:

radiographic study of the gallbladder

Question 14: Cholangiogram

Answer:

radiographic exam of the biliary ducts

Question 15: These two projections would demonstrate stratification of stones?

Answer:

right lateral decubitus and upright projection Question 16: Procedure done with a special chiba needle, right side of patient is draped and patient is supine, water soluble iodinated contrast is injected directly under fluoro ito ducts.

Answer:

Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (PTC)

Question 17: What is the most common pathological reason for performing an oral

cholecystogram?

Answer:

cholelithiasis

Question 18: biliary stenosis

Answer:

narrowing of bile ducts Question 19: What is the most common radiographic diagnostic procedure used to study the gallbladder?

Answer:

oral cholesytogram Question 20: Contrast introduced into hepatopancreatic ampulla via cannula inserted through endoscope.

Answer:

ERCP -endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography

Question 21: PTC

Answer:

percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography; direct puncture of biliary ducts Question 22: This procedure examines the concentration and emptying power of te gallbladder.

Answer:

Oral cholecystography

Question 23: The common hepatic duct and the cystic duct form the ________.

Answer:

common bile duct

Question 24: Radiographic examination of the gallbladder

Answer:

cholecystogram Question 25: What is the flow of bile through the gallbladder to the descending duodenum?

Answer:

Right and left hepatic ducts from liver joint to form the common hepatic duct ->joins the cystic duct to form the common bile duct ->joins the pancreatic duct -> into the descending duodenum via ampulla of vater which is controlled by sphincter of oddi

Question 26: What are the two minor lobes of the liver?

Answer:

caudate and quadrate lobes

Question 27: Radographic exam of the gallbladder and biliary ducts.

Answer:

cholecystangiography

Question 28: OCG

Answer:

oral cystography; gallbladder demonstrated after administration of oral contrast