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    LARGE INTESTIN Quiz

    Points: 12/12 Time: 01:16

    Correct 1/1 Points

    1. Which of the following sphincters is found between the small and large intestines? *

    Ileocecal valve (sphincter)

    Pyloric sphincter

    Internal anal sphincter

    Cardiac sphincter

    Duodeno-jejunal sphincter

    Correct 1/1 Points

    2. The part of large intestine which lies in the right hypochondriac region is: *

    Cecum

    Transverse colon

    Right colic flexure

    Sigmoid colon

    Left colic flexure

    Correct 1/1 Points

    3. One of the following is considered from the anterior relations to the cecum: *

    Greater omentum

    Iliacus muscle

    Right kidney

    Appendix

    Psoas major muscle

    Correct 1/1 Points

    4. The parasympathetic supply of ascending colone is mediatic through: *

    S 1, 2, and 3 nerves

    Vagus nerve
    Lumbar plexus

    Sympathetic chain

    Femoral nerve

    Correct 1/1 Points

    5. Which of the following’s organs lie posterior to the transverse colon? *

    Greater omentum

    Pancreas

    Gall bladder

    Stomach

    Liver

    Correct 1/1 Points

    6. The left ⅓ of transverse colon is supplied by the left colic artery which arise from: *

    Superior mesenteric artery

    Celiac trunk

    Hepatic artery

    Inferior mesenteric artery

    Left renal artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    7. The sigmoid colon end at which vertebral level? *

    L4

    S3

    S1

    L5

    S2

    Correct 1/1 Points

    8. One of the following is NOT considered from the posterior relations of the rectum: *

    Sacrum

    Pyriformis muscle

    Sacral plexus

    Levator ani muscle


    Urinary bladder

    Correct 1/1 Points

    9. The upper third of the rectum is supplied by superior rectal artery which is the branch
    *
    from:

    Internal iliac

    Inferior mesenteric

    Superior mesenteric

    Iliohypogastric

    Common iliac

    Correct 1/1 Points

    10. The lymph drainage of the lower half of anal canal drains into: *

    Pararectal LNs

    Inferior mesenteric LNs

    Superficial inguinal LNs

    Internal iliac LNs

    Pelvic LNs

    Correct 1/1 Points

    11. The sigmoid colon is related posteriorly to: *

    Sacrum

    Uterus

    Rectum

    Vagina

    Urinary bladder

    Correct 1/1 Points

    12. The rectum ends at which level? *

    S3

    Tip of coccyx

    Base of sacrum

    Sacro-iliac joint
    S1

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    Blood supply of GIT

    Points: 11/11 Time: 00:30

    Correct 1/1 Points

    1. The celiac artery arises from the front of the aorta at which level? *

    Upper border of T12

    Lower border of L 1

    Upper border of L2

    Upper border of L1

    Correct 1/1 Points

    2. One of the following is NOT a branch from the celiac artery. *

    Left gastric

    Splenic

    Hepatic

    Right colic

    Correct 1/1 Points

    3. One of the following is NOT a branch from the splenic artery. *

    R.t gastroepiploic artery

    Short gastric

    Lt. gastroepiploic artery

    Pancreatic branches

    Correct 1/1 Points

    4. The right Gastroepiploic artery arises from: *

    Splenic artery

    Left gastric artery

    Right gastric artery

    Gastroduodenal artery
    Correct 1/1 Points

    5. The abdominal part of esophagus is supplied by which artery? *

    Splenic artery

    Left gastric artery

    Short gastric artery

    Right gastric artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    6. The lower ½ of duodenum is supplied by: *

    Gastroduodenal artery

    Right gastric artery

    Inferior pancreatico-duodenal artery

    Lt. Gastroepiploic artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    7. The Rt 2/3 of the transverse colon is supplied by: - *

    Middle colic artery

    Right colic artery

    Left colic artery

    Gastroduodenal artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    8. One of the following is NOT a branch from the superior mesenteric artery: *

    Middle colic artery

    Right colic artery

    Ileocolic artery

    Left colic artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    9. Inferior mesenteric artery enters the pelvis to end by becoming …... *

    Sigmoid artery

    Superior rectal artery

    Middle rectal artery


    Left colic artery

    Correct 1/1 Points

    10. The portal vein is formed by union of both superior mesenteric vein with …… *

    Inferior mesenteric vein

    Splenic vein

    Pancreatic vein

    Hepatic vein

    Correct 1/1 Points

    11. The portal vein is formed between neck of Pancreas & IVC at the level of: *

    L2

    L3

    L1

    T12

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