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Question:

The three parts of the intestine and their blood supply 1

Response:

What part of the digestive tract and adjacent organs is supplied with blood from the coeliac trunk?

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The abdominal digestive tract from two-thirds (or halfway) of the transverse colon to the anus
The abdominal digestive tract up to (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum.
The abdominal digestive tract from (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum to two-thirds (or halfway) the transverse colon.
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Question:

The three parts of the intestine and their blood supply 2

Response:

What part of the digestive tract and adjacent organs is supplied with blood from the coeliac trunk?

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The abdominal digestive tract from two-thirds (or halfway) of the transverse colon to the anus
The abdominal digestive tract up to (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum.
The abdominal digestive tract from (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum to two-thirds (or halfway) the transverse colon.
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Question:

The three parts of the intestine and their blood supply 3

Response:

What part of the digestive tract and adjacent organs is supplied with blood from the coeliac trunk?

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The abdominal digestive tract from two-thirds (or halfway) of the transverse colon to the anus
The abdominal digestive tract up to (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum.
The abdominal digestive tract from (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum to two-thirds (or halfway) the transverse colon.
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Small intestine 9 Blood supply and drainage jejunum

Response:

What part of the digestive tract and adjacent organs is supplied with blood from the coeliac trunk?

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The abdominal digestive tract from two-thirds (or halfway) of the transverse colon to the anus
The abdominal digestive tract up to (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum.
The abdominal digestive tract from (or just beyond) Vater's papilla in the duodenum to two-thirds (or halfway) the transverse colon.
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Question:

Large intestine 5 Blood supply ileocaecal area

Response:

The picture shows the terminal ileum, caecum, and appendix. What major artery from the aorta supplies this area? And to which large vein does this area drain?

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inferior mesenteric artery and inferior vena cava
Inferior mesenteric artery and inferior mesenteric vein
Coeliac trunk and inferior vena cava
Superior mesenteric artery and superior mesenteric vein
Superior mesenteric artery and inferior vena cava
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Question:

Large intestine 11 Blood supply at the splenic flexure

Response:

What major artery supplies the intestine at the location indicated by a star? And to which large vein does this area drain?

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Inferior mesenteric artery and inferior vena cava
Superior mesenteric artery and Superior mesenteric vein
Inferior mesenteric artery and inferior mesenteric vein
Superior mesenteric artery and inferior vena cava
Coeliac trunk and inferior vena cava