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Biliary Anatomy Quiz
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1. The upper limit of normal for the dimensions of a gallbladder are: |
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2. (T/F) The gallbladder is divided into three fundamental regions: fundus, body, and neck. |
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3. (T/F) Approximately 80% of stones are lucent cholesterol and 20% contain enough calcium to be detected on radiograph. |
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4. (T/F) Porcelain gallbladder has a gender bias, most frequently affecting males. |
5. Which of the following is the most likely long-term complication of porcelain gallbladder? (shown below)
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6. What condition does the following image most likely represent?
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7. Which of the following predisposes to emphysematous cholecystitis? |
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8. (T/F) Patients with emphysematous cholangitis have an increased risk of perforation and treatment usually requires emergent cholecystectomy. |
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9. (T/F) Choledochal cysts are the most common congenital bile duct anomaly. |
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10. (T/F) Patients with choledochal cysts have an increased incidence of other gallbladder anomalies, biliary stenosis/atresia, and congenital hepatic fibrosis. |
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11. Caroli's Disease is a type of choledochal cyst characterized by: (use the axial CT slice below)
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12. Which of the following is NOT a predisposing condition for cholangiocarcinoma: |
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13. (T/F) Choledochal cysts are more common in females |
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14. (T/F) Cholangiocarcinoma is the most common primary malignancy of the biliary system. |
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15. (T/F) Cholangiocarcinomas are typically situated as extrahepatic lesions vs. intrahepatic |
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