Anatomy

Question 1

At what level are the renal arteries

Answer 1

L1/2; R ant lateral off aorta, L post lat aorta

LAO best view for visualization

Question 2

On CT part of rib that disappears is the

Answer 2

dense ribs are the bottom of the rib, part of rib that disappears is the top

Question 3

Gastroduodenal gives

Answer 3

Gastroepiploic and pancreaticoduodenal

Question 4

Dorsal pancreatic artery comes off

Answer 4

Celiac trunk

Question 5

Ant and post pancreaticoduodenal comes off

Answer 5

Gastroduodenal

Question 6

Branches of segment 1 come off of

Answer 6

Left hepatic artery

Question 7

Falciform artery anastomoses with

Answer 7

Superior epigastric vessels

Question 8

Which hepatic segments anterior

Answer 8

5 and 8

Question 9

Portal triad

Answer 9

Hepatic duct, hepatic artery, portal vein

Question 10

Blood supply to the cbd “pericholedocal complex”

Answer 10

Pancreaticoduodenal and right hepatic

Question 11

Major branches of the Sma

Answer 11

Middle colic, right colic, oleo colic

Question 12

Communication between celiac and Sma

Answer 12

Inf pancreaticoduodenal

Question 13

Artery of buhler

Answer 13

Connects middle colic or celiac trunk

Question 14

Arc of riolan

Answer 14

Connects left colic to the marginal artery of the middle colic

Question 15

Ima branches

Answer 15

Left colic, sigmoid, superior rectal

Question 16

of the three vessel run off, which terminates above the ankle, which is most lateral

Answer 16

peroneal artery

lateral - anterior

Question 17

Branches of posterior internal iliac

Answer 17

Iliolumbar
Lateral sacral
Superior gluteal

Question 18

Branches of anterior trunk internal iliac

Answer 18

Superior and inf vesical
Middle rectal
Uterine 
Ovarian 
Vaginal 
Obturator
Internal pudendal 
Inf gluteal

Question 19

Coronary vein aka

Answer 19

Left gastric vein, as opposed to coronary sinus

Question 20

Normal brachial artery anatomy trifurcation at –

Answer 20

Distal to the elbow joint, the brachial artery normallytrifurcates into a radial artery, an ulnar artery, and aninterosseous artery. Several anatomic variants of thispattern occur with

Question 21

Other source of pulm hemorrhage

Answer 21

left internal mammary

artery was performed because this vessel is a commonsource of systemic collateral supply to the lungs.

Question 22

Causes of pulm hemorrhage

Answer 22

e non-Western world: pulmonary tuberculosis.In the Western world: cystic fibrosis, bronchogeniccarcinoma, bronchiectasis, or aspergillosis.

Question 23

Bronchial artery anatomy, and embolixation type

Answer 23

The bronchial arteries typically originate from thedescending thoracic aorta at the T5-T6 level. In about40% of patients, there are two arteries on the left andone on the right arising from an intercostobronchialtrunk. Must check for spinal artery before embolization, general, embolization with polyvinyl alcohol is preferred. Coils are not used.