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Hemorrhage from perforated ulcer of the posterior wall of first part of duodenum is due to erosion of:
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2%
a- Coeliac artery
10%
b- Splenic artery
81%
c- Gastro-duodenal artery
8%
d- Right hepatic artery
🟣Places Branches of abdominal aorta
Upper border of L1 —->
coeliac trunk

Lower border of L1 —-> superior mesenteric artery

*both from front of aorta*
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Opposite L3 —-> inferior mesenteric a
* from front of aorta *
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Upper border of L3 —-> Renal a
* from side of aorta *
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68- A chronic gastric ulcer on the posterior wall of the stomach may pertorate into the following structure:
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53%
a- Lesser sac
24%
b- Pancreas
17%
c- Splenic artery
7%
d- Greater sac
82- One of the following viscera is not related to the posterior and inferior surfaces of the liver:
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10%
a- Duodenum
0%
b- Right colic flexure
3%
c- Right kidney
87%
d- Pancreas
84- The left kidney is not related anteriorly to one of the following:
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8%
a- Supra-renal gland
4%
b- Stomach
4%
c- Spleen
85%
d- Liver
The posterior surface of the stomach is not related to one of the following structures:
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2%
a- Left kidney
5%
b- Left suprarenal gland
13%
c- Pancreas
80%
d- Splenic vein
Jejunum and ileum receive their blood supply from branches of the following arteries:
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3%
a- Celiac
2%
b- Gastroduodenal
6%
c- Inferior mesenteric
89%
d- Superior mesenteric