Pancreas

The structure related posterior to the head of Pancreas is

• hepatic artery

• cystic artery

• Portal vein

• Bile duct

The structure formed behind the Neck of the Pancreas is

• common Bile duct

• IVC

• Portal vein

• common hepatic duct

The following structure should not be injured during splenectomy

• Head of pancreas

• Neck of pancreas

• Body of pancreas

• Tail of pancreas

The following structure lies on uncinate process

• Coeliac trunk

• Superior mesenteric artery

• Superior mesenteric vein

• Superior mesenteric artery and vein

The following structure lies on the posterior surface of the body of pancreas

• Splenic artery

• Splenic vein

• Portal vein

• Bile duct

During ERCP procedure the tube to be inserted the following distance from pylorus to reach the Major pancreatic duct opens

• 6-8 mm

• 6-8 cm

• 8-10 cm

• 8-10mm

In a patient with acute pancreatitis collection of blood around umbilicus is known as

• Grey Turner sign

• Cullens sign

• Kehr’s sign

• Murphy’s sign

superior border of the body of Pancreas is related to

• splenic vein

• splenic artery

• bile duct

• Portal vein

Arteria Pancreatica magna is a branch of

• superior pancreatico duodenal artery

• Inferior Pancreatico duodenal artery

• Hepatic artery

• Splenic artery

Uncinate process develops from

• Dorsal bud of Pancreas

• Ventral bud of Pancreas