C. Biliary tree. Trace the flow of bile from the organ of creation to the organ of storage to area of use. Use numbers 1-10. a. _______ Common bile duct b. _______ Liver c. _______ Duodenum d. _______ Sphincter of Oddi e. _______ Right and left hepatic ducts f. _______ Cystic duct g. _______ Ampulla of Vater h. _______ Gallbladder i. _______ Cystic duct j. _______ Common hepatic duct
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