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QUESTION
The round ligament of the bladder is the obliterated part of which artery?
OPTIONS
(A) Umbilical artery
(B) Urogenital artery
(C) Vesicular artery
(D) Internal Pudendal artery
ANSWER
(A) Umbilical artery
EXPLANATION
The round ligament of the bladder is the remnant of the fetal umbilical artery after it becomes obliterated. The umbilical vein forms the round ligament of the liver, while the urogenital, vesicular, and internal pudendal arteries do not form the bladder’s round ligament.
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