ARDMS ABDOMEN MOCK EXAM FULL
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 GRADED A+
◉ Abnormal LFT'S, increased total billirubin and alkaline
phosphatase. Answer: Lab values associated with Metastatic
Lesions?
◉ Abnormal LFT"S and increased AFP. Answer: Hepatoblastoma,
usually found during infancy or childhood, lab values?
◉ Increased AST, ALT, alkaline phosphatase, 70% of the time AFP
will be present. Answer: Lab values with malignant tumors? HCC?
◉ Normal AFP, excludes mass being malignant. Answer: Lab Values
with Infantile Hemangioendothelium?
◉ Normal. Answer: With liver cell adenomas? How are LFTS/
Normal or abnormal?
◉ Normal LFT's. Answer: FNH lab values? LFT'S?
◉ Normal. Answer: Benign solid tumors? LFT's normal or
abnormal?
,◉ decreased hematocrit, leukocytosis. Answer: Hematoma lab
values?
◉ Varied depending on cause. Answer: Fungal infection lab values?
◉ Leukocytosis, increased LFT's and anemia. Answer: Infection
abscess (Pyogenic) Lab Values?
◉ Jaundice and increased alkaline phosphatase if cysts cause billiary
obstruction. Answer: Acquired Cysts Echinococcal cysts( Hydatid
cause by a parasite) Lab Values?
◉ Normal. Answer: How are LFT's with Polycystic disease?
◉ Normal. Answer: Cysts-congenital, how are LFT'S?
◉ Decreased glucose-6 phosphatase. Answer: Glycogen Storage
Disease, Von Gierkes disease most common type, Lab Values?
◉ Normal or slightly abnormal LFT"S. Answer: Chronic Hepatitis
Congestion-Lab Values?
,◉ LFT'S depend upon stage, increased ALT-AST-Alkaline
Phosphatase-serum and urine conjugated billirubin values.. Answer:
With Cirrhosis, how are lab values effected and which ones?
◉ Increase in billirubin, ALT, AST, and alkaline phosphatase. Answer:
With Chronic Viral Hepatitis, what lab values increase?
◉ Increased billirubin, ALT higher levels than AST, alkaline
Phosphatase. Answer: With acute viral hepatitis, what lab values
effected?
◉ Increased LFTS due to hepatocellular disease. Answer: Lab values
with Fatty liver?
◉ Serum amylase twice the normal values. Answer: Lab values with
acute pancreatitis?
◉ lymphocele. Answer: With a two week old renal transplant there
are fluid collections with septations and internal debris adjacent to
kidney, what is this?
◉ interlobar. Answer: what intrarenal arteries course alongside
renal pyramids
, ◉ arcuate. Answer: what arteries course on top of the renal
pyramids and give rise to the tiny interlobar arteries?
◉ anterior. Answer: right renal vein lies____________ to the renal
artery
◉ posterior. Answer: left renal artery normally located ____________ to
left renal vein
◉ external iliac artery. Answer: where is the renal artery
anastomosed to in renal transplant?
◉ iliac fossa. Answer: where do you look for pancreas after
transplant of?
◉ phlegmon. Answer: what is a nonencapsulated collection of
necrotic and edematous peripancreatic tissue called?
◉ obstruction of pancreatic duct by biliary calculi. Answer: most
common cause of acute pancreatitis?
◉ SMV. Answer: which vessel courses anterior to the ucinate
process?
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2026 GRADED A+
◉ Abnormal LFT'S, increased total billirubin and alkaline
phosphatase. Answer: Lab values associated with Metastatic
Lesions?
◉ Abnormal LFT"S and increased AFP. Answer: Hepatoblastoma,
usually found during infancy or childhood, lab values?
◉ Increased AST, ALT, alkaline phosphatase, 70% of the time AFP
will be present. Answer: Lab values with malignant tumors? HCC?
◉ Normal AFP, excludes mass being malignant. Answer: Lab Values
with Infantile Hemangioendothelium?
◉ Normal. Answer: With liver cell adenomas? How are LFTS/
Normal or abnormal?
◉ Normal LFT's. Answer: FNH lab values? LFT'S?
◉ Normal. Answer: Benign solid tumors? LFT's normal or
abnormal?
,◉ decreased hematocrit, leukocytosis. Answer: Hematoma lab
values?
◉ Varied depending on cause. Answer: Fungal infection lab values?
◉ Leukocytosis, increased LFT's and anemia. Answer: Infection
abscess (Pyogenic) Lab Values?
◉ Jaundice and increased alkaline phosphatase if cysts cause billiary
obstruction. Answer: Acquired Cysts Echinococcal cysts( Hydatid
cause by a parasite) Lab Values?
◉ Normal. Answer: How are LFT's with Polycystic disease?
◉ Normal. Answer: Cysts-congenital, how are LFT'S?
◉ Decreased glucose-6 phosphatase. Answer: Glycogen Storage
Disease, Von Gierkes disease most common type, Lab Values?
◉ Normal or slightly abnormal LFT"S. Answer: Chronic Hepatitis
Congestion-Lab Values?
,◉ LFT'S depend upon stage, increased ALT-AST-Alkaline
Phosphatase-serum and urine conjugated billirubin values.. Answer:
With Cirrhosis, how are lab values effected and which ones?
◉ Increase in billirubin, ALT, AST, and alkaline phosphatase. Answer:
With Chronic Viral Hepatitis, what lab values increase?
◉ Increased billirubin, ALT higher levels than AST, alkaline
Phosphatase. Answer: With acute viral hepatitis, what lab values
effected?
◉ Increased LFTS due to hepatocellular disease. Answer: Lab values
with Fatty liver?
◉ Serum amylase twice the normal values. Answer: Lab values with
acute pancreatitis?
◉ lymphocele. Answer: With a two week old renal transplant there
are fluid collections with septations and internal debris adjacent to
kidney, what is this?
◉ interlobar. Answer: what intrarenal arteries course alongside
renal pyramids
, ◉ arcuate. Answer: what arteries course on top of the renal
pyramids and give rise to the tiny interlobar arteries?
◉ anterior. Answer: right renal vein lies____________ to the renal
artery
◉ posterior. Answer: left renal artery normally located ____________ to
left renal vein
◉ external iliac artery. Answer: where is the renal artery
anastomosed to in renal transplant?
◉ iliac fossa. Answer: where do you look for pancreas after
transplant of?
◉ phlegmon. Answer: what is a nonencapsulated collection of
necrotic and edematous peripancreatic tissue called?
◉ obstruction of pancreatic duct by biliary calculi. Answer: most
common cause of acute pancreatitis?
◉ SMV. Answer: which vessel courses anterior to the ucinate
process?
