Beginner Cystic Duct Quiz

Q1. What structure does the cystic duct connect to the extrahepatic biliary tree?

• Gallbladder
• Spleen
• Pancreas
• Kidney

Q2. Which part of the gallbladder continues into the cystic duct?

• Neck
• Fundus
• Body only
• Serosal surface

Q3. Which duct usually joins the cystic duct to form the common bile duct?

• Right hepatic duct only
• Main pancreatic duct
• Accessory pancreatic duct
• Common hepatic duct

Q4. What duct is formed distal to the usual union of the cystic duct and common hepatic duct?

• Common bile duct
• Main pancreatic duct
• Common hepatic vein
• Left hepatic duct

Q5. What mucosal feature is characteristic of the cystic duct?

• Anal columns
• Plicae circulares
• Semilunar folds
• Spiral folds

Q6. What is the principal role of the cystic duct?

• To transport lymph into the duodenum
• To drain pancreatic juice
• To carry portal blood
• To conduct bile between the gallbladder and biliary tree

Q7. Which triangle includes the cystic duct as one of its boundaries in the commonly used surgical definition?

• Femoral triangle
• Carotid triangle
• Hesselbach triangle
• Hepatocystic triangle

Q8. Which artery is commonly identified near the cystic duct during gallbladder surgery?

• Left gastric artery
• Renal artery
• Cystic artery
• Inferior mesenteric artery

Q9. Can the cystic duct vary in its length and site of insertion?

• It always joins the left hepatic duct
• Yes, its length, course, and insertion can vary
• Only its wall thickness can vary
• No, it is identical in every person

Q10. Which organ stores bile that can later pass through the cystic duct?

• Adrenal gland
• Pancreas
• Gallbladder
• Spleen