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the gallbladder is located in the ____________ margin of the liver - Answer-posterior inferior which of the following is not a recognized lobe of the liver - Answer-inferior which quadrant is the liver located in a sthenic patient - Answer-RUQ name of the soft tissue structure that divides the liver into left and right lobes - Answer-falciform ligament primary function of bile - Answer-emulsification of fats union of the left and right hepatic ducts form which duct - Answer-common hepatic duct which duct carries bile form the cystic duct to the duodenum - Answer-common bile duct (CBD) average capacity of the adult gallbladder - Answer-30-40 ml which process leads to a concentration of bile within the gallbladder - Answer-hydrolysis which hormone leads to the contraction of the gallbladder to release bile - Answer-Cholecystokinin (CCK) Duct of Wirsung - Answer-pancreatic duct broadest portion of gallbladder - Answer-fundus enlarged chamber in distal aspect of common bile duct - Answer-hepatopancreatic ampullaseries of mucosal folds in cystic duct - Answer-spiral valve circular muscle fibers adjacent to duodenal papilla - Answer-hepatopancreatic sphincter A protrusion into the duodenum - Answer-duodenal papilla duct connected directly to gallbladder - Answer-cystic duct narrowest portion of gallbladder - Answer-neck middle aspect of gallbladder - Answer-body condition of gallstones - Answer-cholelithiasis NOT a function of the GI system - Answer-production of hormones another term for esophagogram - Answer-Barium swallow NOT a salivary gland - Answer-vallecula what is the name of the condition that results from the viral infection of the parotid - Answer-mumps which structure in the pharynx prevents aspiration of food and fluid into the larynx - Answer-Epiglottis the esophagus extends from C5-C6 to: - Answer-T11 which of the following structures does not pass through the diaphragm - Answer-trachea wavelike involuntary contractions that help propel food down the esophagus - Answer-Peristalsis