KROK 1 2016 – Question 74 · KROK (Medicine) · Human Anatomy
A patient complains of pain in the right lateral abdomen. Palpation revealed a dense, immobile, tumor-like formation. The tumor is likely to be found in the following part of the digestive tube:
- A. Colon descendens
- B. Colon sigmoideum
- C. Caecum
- D. Colon transversum
- E. Colon ascendens
Hint
Use the nine topographic regions of the abdomen and ask which segment of the large intestine normally lies in the right lateral region.
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