Abdomen Exam -10.2

The _________ is a connective sheath that is connected to the large intestine that provides structure and support, along with encasing/protecting blood vessels. Lesser omentum. Mesocolon. Mesentery. Greater omentum.

Normally, there are _____ parathyroid glands in the adult neck. 2. 8. 6. 4.

What is the most common cause of cholangitis?. Klatskin’s tumor. Choledocolithiasis. Adenomyomatosis. AIDS.

The _______ separates the caudate lobe from the left lobe of the liver. Falciform ligament. Main lobar fissure. Ligamentum teres. Ligamentum venosum.

US demonstrates an enlarged GB with a rounded, fluffy, non-shadowing, mobile mass in the lumen. Which of the following is the correct diagnosis?. GB polyp. GB metastasis. Sludge ball. Cholelithiasis.

Which testicular tumor is composed of bone, cartilage and smooth muscle fibers?. Choriocarcinoma. Seminoma. Teratoma. Yolk sac tumor.

Acute cholecystitis is associated with all of the following, except: Fever. McBurney’s point. RUQ pain. Positive Murphy’s sign.

Which of the following describes the appearance of the liver in a pt in the later stages of cirrhosis caused by viral hepatitis?. Multiple nodules usually 1-5cm in size. Diffuse coarse liver texture with no nodule formation. Significant hepatomegaly with diffuse decrease in hepatic texture. Multiple nodules usually <1cm in size.

Which of the following is a characteristics of a normal lymph node?. Rounded shape. Thin hypoechoic rim with hyperechoic central hilum. Posterior enhancement. All of the above.

The aorta bifurcates: 3-5cm below umbilicus. At the level of the sacrum. 3-5cm below the SMA origin. At the level of the L4 vertebral body.

Which muscle group is located posterior to the thyroid gland?. Tracheal muscles. Sternocleidomastoid. Longus coli. Strap muscles.

Which of the following renal pathologies will appear the same sonographically as focal nodular hyperplasia?. Renal infarct. Pyonephritis. Angiomyolipoma. Renal adenoma.