Beginner Neck of the Gallbladder Quiz

Q1. Which part of the gallbladder connects the body to the cystic duct?

• Major duodenal papilla
• Fundus
• Common hepatic duct
• Neck

Q2. Which structure directly continues from the gallbladder neck?

• Main pancreatic duct
• Right hepatic duct
• Cystic duct
• Common bile duct

Q3. Which part of the gallbladder lies immediately before the neck?

• Duodenum
• Common hepatic duct
• Body
• Pancreatic head

Q4. Where is the gallbladder neck located relative to the fundus?

• At the proximal, deeper end of the gallbladder
• Within the duodenal lumen
• Inside the pancreatic head
• At the distal rounded end

Q5. What fluid passes from the gallbladder neck into the cystic duct?

• Urine
• Bile
• Portal venous blood
• Pancreatic juice

Q6. Which artery is most closely associated with the arterial supply of the gallbladder neck?

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

Q7. Which anatomical triangle is closely related to the gallbladder neck and cystic duct?

• Urogenital triangle
• Carotid triangle
• Hepatocystic triangle
• Femoral triangle

Q8. Which major bile duct lies near the medial side of the hepatocystic region?

• Common hepatic duct
• Left ureter
• Thoracic duct
• Main pancreatic duct

Q9. What is the general shape of the gallbladder neck?

• A straight arterial tube
• Narrowed and tapering
• Broad and spherical like the fundus
• Flat and leaf-shaped

Q10. Which statement best describes the gallbladder neck?

• It forms the major duodenal papilla
• It connects the body to the cystic duct near important biliary structures
• It is an intrahepatic vein
• It is the distal opening of the common bile duct