FMK and anatomy quizzes

Question numbers show which objectives are sampled. A matching question does not establish full objective mastery. Identification vignettes do not replace practice interpreting real slides or images.

• Compare the distinctive histology and functions of nonencapsulated gastrointestinal lymphoid collections.

  ANI 14.0 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 1, 2, 3

• Relate splenic capsule/trabeculae, white/red pulp, and blood circulation to histologic features.

  ANI 14.0 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 4, 5, 6

• Relate liver architecture and cell types to vascular inflow and bile production.

  ANI 14.1 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 7, 9

• Distinguish portal venules, hepatic arterioles, bile ductules, and central veins.

  ANI 14.1 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 8

• Describe gallbladder microarchitecture and its duct system.

  ANI 14.1 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 10

• Describe exocrine/endocrine pancreatic cells and associated ducts.

  ANI 14.1 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 11, 12

• Evaluate bowel gas, obstruction patterns, abnormal calcifications, and radiopaque foreign bodies on radiographs.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 13

• Locate stomach/duodenum on upper-GI studies and assess the duodenojejunal junction for malrotation.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 14

• Distinguish bowel segments by location, caliber, and mucosal folds across imaging studies.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 13, 15

• Trace abdominal aortic branches and bowel arterial supply, including the marginal artery.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 16

• Correlate hepatic veins, biliary system, gallbladder, pancreas, and kidney anatomy across US/CT/MRI.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 17, 18

• Distinguish a normal collecting system from hydronephrosis.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 18

• Apply abdominal imaging anatomy to clinical scenarios.

  ANI 14.2 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 13, 14, 18

• Identify embryonic tissue origins of urinary structures.

  ANI 14.3 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 19, 22

• Explain formation of kidneys, bladder, and urethra.

  ANI 14.3 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 19, 22, 24

• Distinguish suprarenal cortex and medulla origins.

  ANI 14.3 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 21

• Explain molecular regulation of urinary development.

  ANI 14.3 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 20

• Apply urinary embryology to congenital clinical presentations.

  ANI 14.3 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 20, 23, 24

• Trace filtrate/urine from Bowman capsule to the renal pelvis.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 25

• Relate nephron segment structure, function, and location.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 25, 26

• Identify nephron components from histologic features.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 26

• Relate juxtaglomerular-apparatus cells to their functions.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 27

• Trace renal arterial, microvascular, and venous flow.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 28

• Distinguish ureter, bladder, and urethral histology.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 29

• Relate bladder anatomy to autonomic and somatic innervation.

  ANI 14.4 · Presentation slide 2 · Questions 30