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Ltd.ens ageoerogeena Noon ©eNoghen= 10, 1. 12, TABLE OF CONTENTS ANATOMY GENERAL SUPEX THORAX INFEX ABDOMEN HEAD & NECK BRAIN EMBRYO HISTOLOGY JOINTS MISCELLANEOUS PHYSIOLOGY INTRODUCTION NERVOUS SYSTEM ENDOCRINOLOGY - METABOLISM + THYROID - PANCREAS - ADRENAL - CALCIUM METABOLISM - PITUITARY - SEX HORMONES - MISCELLANEOUS GIT. CIRCULATION RESPIRATORY KIDNEY BIOCHEMISTRY STRUCTURE & FUNCTION OF PROTEIN ENZYMES. RESPIRATORY CHAIN METABOLISM OF CARBOHYDRATE METABOLISM OF LIPID METABOLISM OF PROTEIN & AMINO ACID GENETICS & METABOLISM OF PURINE & PYRIMIDINES MEMBRANE STRUCTURE & FUNCTION ENDOCRINOLOGY VITAMINS NUTRITION & DIGESTION MISCELLANEOUS CONCEPT OF HEALTH AND DISEASE. - HEALTH QUESTION 1.03 1.03 1.13 1.21 1.29 1.48 1.67 1.72 1.79 1.82 1.83 2.03 241 2.28 2.30 2.31 232 2.33 2.34 2.36 2.40 241 2.47 2.66 2.77 3.03 3.08 3.12 3.15 3.26 3.35 3.44 3.58 3.59 3.62 3.67 3.68 43 PAGE No. ANSWER 1.87 1.87 1.93 1.99 4.104 1.116 1.129 4.132 1.138 1.140 1.444 2.87 2.92 2.102 2.103 2.104 2.105 2.108 2.108 2.407 2.110 2411 2.115 2.126 2.132 3.81 3.84 3.87 3.90 3.97 3.103 3.109 3.119 3.119 3.121 3.125 3.126 4131CONCEPT OF WELL BEING = CONCEPT OF DISEASE CAUSATION CONCEPT OF CONTROL ~ INDICATORS OF HEALTH - MISCELLANEOUS EPIDEMIOLOGY = MEASUREMENT OF MORTALITY AND MORBIDITY - EPIDEMIOLOGICAL STUDY = MISCELLANEOUS ‘SCREENING FOR DISEASE -_ MISCELLANEOUS (SCREENING) BIOSTATISTICS = MISCELLANEOUS COMMUNICABLE DISEASES GENERAL CHICKEN POX MEASLES RUBELLA INFLUENZA + DIPHTHERIA WHOOPING COUGH (PERTUSSIS) MENINGOCOCCAL MENINGITIS. = PNEUMONIA TUBERCULOSIS = POLIOMYELITIS. CHOLERA, TYPHOID FEVER, = FOOD POISONING MALARIA FILARIASIS - RABIES. - ARBOVIRAL DISEASES. - YELLOWFEVER - JAPANESE ENCEPHALITIS. KFD PLAGUE - LEPTOSPIROSIS KALAAZAR = RICKETTSIAL DISEASES = TETANUS. LEPROSY - STDs = ADs ~ MISCELLANEOUS NON-COMMUNICABLE DISEASES - MISCELLANEOUS DEMOGRAPHY AND FAMILY PLANNING = MISCELLANEOUS OBSTETRICS, PAEDIATRICS AND GERIATRICS - MISCELLANEOUS NUTRITIONAND HEALTH = GENERAL - PROTEINS 43 43 44 45 46 49 4a 424 427 4.29 432 442 444 445 445 4.46 4.46 4.46 4aT 4.47 4.48 4.48 451 452 453 453 454 455 455 456 4.56 457 457 457 458 458 458 459 4.60 462 462 463 472 475 478 481 483 487 4.89 4.90 4.131 4.131 4.131 4.132 4.132 4.134 4.135 4.140 4.143 4144 4.146 4.150 4.151 4.152 4.152 4.152 4.152 4.153 4.153 4.153 4.153 4.154 4.155 4.155 4.156 4.156 4.156 4.187 4.187 4.158 4.158 4.158 4.158 4.159 4.159 4.159 4.159 4.159 4.160 4.161 4.161 4.161 4.166 4.168 4.168 4am 4172 4174 4.175 417610. 1 12, 13, 14. 15, 3 ~ VITAMINS - EGG - MISCELLANEOUS ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH = WATER - AR = LIGHT - SOUND - RADIATION = ENTOMOLOGY + INSECTICIDES - MISCELLANEOUS ‘SOCIAL SCIENCE, MENTAL HEALTH & GENETICS, - MISCELLANEOUS HOSPITAL WASTE & DISASTER MANAGEMENT, OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH - MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH EDUCATION & HEALTH PLANNING = MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH CARE OF THE COMMUNITY & INTERNATIONAL HEALTH - MISCELLANEOUS HEALTH PROGRAMMES IN INDIA - MISCELLANEOUS MICROBIOLOGY GENERAL = MORPHOLOGY AND PHYSIOLOGY OF BACTERIA, ‘STERILIZATION AND DISINFECTION CULTURE MEDIAAND CULTURE METHODS BACTERIAL GENETICS - MISCELLANEOUS IMMUNOLOGY = STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF IMMUNE SYSTEM - ANTIBODY - ANTIGEN - ANTIGEN-ANTIBODY REACTION - IMMUNITY - HYPERSENSITIVITY - IMMUNODEFICIENCY - IMMUNOLOGY OF TRANSPLANTATION - COMPLEMENT SYSTEM - MISCELLANEOUS BACTERIA ~ STAPHYLOCOCCI 1, STAPH. AUREUS. 2. COAGULASE NEGATIVE STAPHYLOCOCCI - STREPTOCOCCI - PNEUMOCOCCI - NEISSERIA 1. GONOCOCCUS 2. MENINGOCOCCUS 491 492 4.95 4.99 4.101 4.401 4.102 4.102 4.103 4.104 4.105 4.108 4am 4a ang 4.115 4a 48 4.120 4.123 4127 53 55 57 58 59 59 5.12 5.14 5.15 5.16 5.16 5.18 5.19 5.19 5.20 5.20 5.22 5.23 5.25 5.27 5.27 5.27 4aTT 4178 4.179 4.181 4.182 4.183 4.183 4.183 4.184 4.185 4.185 4.187 4.189 4,189 4,190 4.191 4.192 4.193 4.194 4.195 4.197 5.101 5.102 5.104 5.104 5.105 5.105 5.107 5.108 5.109 5.110 5.110 5.111 5.112 5.112 5.112 5.113, 5.114 5.114 5.115 5.116 5.116 5.117CORYNEBACTERIUM BACILLUS 1, BACILLUS ANTHRACIS 2. BACILLUS CEREUS CLOSTRIDIUM 1, CLOSTRIDIUM PERFRINGENS (WELCHII) 2, CLOSTRIDIUMTETANI 3. CLOSTRIDIUM BOTULINUM 4, CLOSTRIDIUM DIFFICILE NONSPORING ANAEROBES ENTEROBACTERIACEAE, 4.£.COLI 2, PROTEUS 3. KLEBSIELLA 4. SHIGELLA 5, SALMONELLA, VIBRIO 1.V. CHOLERAE 2, HALOPHILIC VIBRIOS PSEUDOMONAS MELIOIDOSIS YERSINIA HAEMOPHILUS, BORDETELLA BRUCELLA MYCOBACTERIA, 1.M. TUBERCULOSIS 2. ATYPICALMYCOBACTERIA 3.M, LEPRAE ‘SPIROCHETES 1. TREPONEMA 2. BORRELIA 3. LEPTOSPIRA, MYCOPLASMA, ACTINOMYCETES LISTERIA MONOCYTOGENES CAMPYLOBACTER ELICOBACTER LEGIONELLA, RICKETTSIACEAE, CHLAMYDIAE MISCELLANEOUS 4. VIROLOGY GENERAL PROPERTIES OF VIRUSES BACTERIOPHAGE POXVIRUSES HERPES VIRUSES 1. HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS 2. VARICELLAZOSTER VIRUS 3. EPSTEIN-BARR VIRUS 4. CYTOMEGALOVIRUS ADENO VIRUSES PICORNA VIRUSES: 5.28 5:30 531 531 531 5.32 5.33 5:33 5.34 534 534 5.36 5.36 5:36 5.38 5:38 5.38 5.40 5.40 541 Sat Bat 5A2 5A2 543 544 5.45 5.46 5.46 5.48 5.49 5.50 5.50 551 551 5.62 553 583 5.55 5.56 587 5.59 5.59 5.60 5.60 5.60 561 561 562 562 5.117 5.118 5.119 5.119 5.119 5.120 5.120 5.120 5.120 5.121 5.121 5.122 5.122 5.122 5.122 5.123 5.123 5.124 5.125 5.125 5.125 5.125 5.125 5.126 5.126 8.127 5.128 5.128 5.128 5.129 5.130 5.130 5.131 5.131 5.131 5.131 5.132 5.132 5.133 5.134 5.135 5.136 5.136 5.136 5.137 5.137 5.137 5.137 5.138 5.138= POLIOVIRUS 5.62 5.138 ~ _MYXOVIRUSES 5.63 5.138 ‘A. ORTHOMYXOVIRUS (INFLUENZA) 5.63 5.139 B, PARAMYXOVIRUSES. 5.63 5.139 4. MEASLES. 5.64 5.139 2.MUMPS 5.64 5.139 3.RSV 5.64 5.139 = RUBELLA 5.64 5.139 - ARBOVIRUSES 564 5.139 - RHABDOVIRUS (RABIES) 5.65 5.140 ~ HEPATITIS VIRUSES 5.66 5.141 1. HEPATITISA VIRUS 567 5.141 2. HEPATITIS B VIRUS. 5.67 5.142 3, HEPATITIS C VIRUS 5.68 5.142 4, HEPATITIS E VIRUS 5.69 5.142 5. HEPATITIS D VIRUS 5.69 5.142 6. HEPATITISG VIRUS 5.69 5.143 ~ HUMAN IMMUNODEFICIENCY VIRUS 5.69 5.143, - ONCOGENIC VIRUSES 572 5.145 ~ HUMAN PAPILLOMAVIRUS. 573 5.145 = ROTAVIRUS 573 5.145 ~ SLOWVIRAL DISEASES 573 5.145, ~ PARVOVIRUS 574 5.146 = MISCELLANEOUS 574 5.146 5. PARASITOLOGY ~ GENERAL 575 8.147 = PROTOZOA 576 5.147 1, ENTAMOEBA 576 5.147 2. GIARDIA LAMBLIA 5.17 5.148 3, TRYPANOSOMA 5.78 5.148 4, LEISHMANIA 5.78 5.148 5, PLASMODIUM 5.79 5.149 6. TOXOPLASMA, 5.80 5.150 7. BALANTIDIUM COLI 5.81 5.150 8. CRYPTOSPORIDIUM 581 5.151 9. BABESIA 581 5.151 - HELMINTHOLOGY 581 5.151 1. TAENIA, 581 5.151 2. ECHINOCOCCUS GRANULOSUS 5.82 5.151 3, HYMENOLEPSIS NANA 5.82 5.151 4, SCHISTOSOMA 582 5.151 5, STRONGYLOIDES 583 5.152 6, HOOK WORM 583 5.152 7, ENTEROBIUS VERMICULARIS 5.83 5.152 8, ASCARIS LUMBRICOIDES 583 5.152 9, FILARIOIDEA 5.83 5.152 10. TRICHURIS TRICHURA, 5.84 5.182 11, DRACUNCULUS MEDINENSIS. 584 8.182 12. LARVAMIGRANS 5.84 5.183 - MISCELLANEOUS 5.84 5.183 -_ ARTHROPOD BORN DISEASES 587 5.155 6. MYCOLOGY ~ GENERAL PROPERTIES OF FUNGUS 587 5.1557. MISCE DERMATOPHYTES, MYCETOMA, CANDIDA ‘cRYPTOCoccUs ASPERGILLUS P.CARINIL ENDEMIC MYCOSIS CHROMOBLASTOMYCOSIS ‘SPOROTRICHOSIS MUCORMYCOSIS MISCELLANEOUS: ELLANEOUS (MICROBIOLOGY) NOSOCOMIAL INFECTIONS ‘SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES GASTROENTERITIS. NORMAL MICROBIAL FLORA OF HUMAN BODY 5.89 5.90 5.90 591 5.92 5.92 5.92 5.93 5.93 593 593 5.94 5.96 5.96 597 5.98 5.156 5.156 5.187 5.187 5.187 5.158 5.158 5.158 5.158 5.158, 5.188 5.159 5.160 5.160 5461 5.161COT ENERAL 13. Ossification in foetus starts in - (DNB 90) a) 1* week of intrauterine life 1. Which of the following isa traction epiphysis ? ) 2*4week of intrauterine life 2) Tibial condyles (NEETIDNB Pattern) 6) 5° week of intrauterine life ») Trochanter of femur €) 5 month of intrauterine life 6) Coracoid process of scapula 14. Abduction ofthe shoulder joint above 90"is - @) Head of femur 2) Biceps by Trapezius (IPMER 87) 2. Which is the most prominent spinous process ? 6) Serratus anterior d) Supraspinatus aT ¥)CT——(NBETIDNB Pattern) 15, _Thefollowing is true of brachial plexus- 6 OLS 8) Cervical ib involves lateral cord (Kerala 89) 3. Which of the following bones has no medullary >) Musculocutaneous nerve arises from medial cord cavity - (NEET/DNB Pattern) c) Radial nerve arises ftom posterior cord a) Una b) Clavicle 4) Post fixed plexus is formed by C4, 5,6,7,8T1 o) Fibula 6) Humerus 16. Axillary nerve Injury atits origin leads to paralysis 4. Coracoid process is a____kind of epiphysis - of- (PG193, 01) a) Atavistic (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Dettoid ») Pressure ») Latissmus dorsi and dehoid ©) Traction ¢) Deltoid and Teres Minor <) Aberrant @) Deltoid and Teres Major 5. General visceral fibres do not sup 17, Winging of Seapula is due to paralysis of - (4193) a) Smooth muscles (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Latissimus dorsi ‘b) Pectoralis major b) Skeletal muscles ©) Pectoralisminor _) Serratus anterior ) Cardiac muscles 18, Relation of musculocutaneous nerve with axillary ) Glands artery in axilla is~ (AMU 95) a) Lateral ‘b) Medial SUPEX ©) Anterior d) Posterior a 19, Following an incised wound in the front of wrist, 6 Thelesion of Kinmpke’sparalysisisin- (4P88) the subject is unable to oppose the tips of the 2) Cervicalpleus by Lowerbrachial little finger and the thumb. The nerve (5) involved c) Upperbrachial _ d) Sacral plexus is/are (UPSC 2K, AIMS 83) 7. Dorsum of the middle finger is supplied by - Oe a) Radialnerve b) Median nerve (Kerala 90) b) Median nerve alone ) Median and ulnar nerve Dene) oy Aen d) Radial and ulnar nerves ee ee None ee 90) 20, Lymphnode whieh is first to be involved in 5 carcinoma breast- (al 88) 6) Ulnarnerve _ d) Posterior interosseous nerve Sipe eee 1) fitemal mamoary 9, Brachialisis supplied by - (NIMS 96) ©) Apical a)Central aa ee ©) Supraclavicular ) Median and musculocutancous neve 21. Cancer breast of upper outer quadrant mostly ©) Radial and muisculocutaneous nerve sqreadeto- (MAHE 2001) 4 Radial and Median nerve 2) Anteroraxillary ‘Posterior axillary 10. Extension of the Metacarpophalangeal jointislost 6) Pectoral a) intemal mammary ininjury to (AIMS 2K) 22, Nervedamageaffecting movements of thumb ~ a) Radialnerve —b)Ulnarnerve ) Median nerve b) Ulnar nerve (IN 97) ¢) Median nerve d) Posterior interosseous nerve 6) Radial nerve d) Posterior interosseous nerve 11, If the greater tuberosity of the humerus is lost, 23, Iman vluar nerve lesion proximal to the elbow ‘hich of the following movements will e affected? 2) There would bea (AIIMS 78, PGI 84) 2) Adduetion and flexion (AIMS 2K) sensory deficit involving the skin on the dorsal ») Abduction and lateral rotation aspect ofthe medial one and a hai digits ©) Medial rotation and adduction ») There would be a sensory deficit involving 4d) Flexion and medial rotation the skin on the ventral aspect of medial one 12, True flexors of the elbow joint are- (PGI 85, 88) and a half digits 2) Biceps b) Brachial «) Thumb adduction would be lost ¢) Brachioraalis 4) Teres minor 4) Wrist adduction would be lost Db 2b 3b 4)a_—-S)W_«HH_— Nabe be Ve Wad Il)b 12)abe 13)e 14)be 1c 1c 1)d 18a 19) 2a Aye Wabed 23)beANATOMY [1.4] eae nanan eee Se ein ee Pca nest an eres orem ate anaee ee a eee meee 25, Each of the following has an attachment to c) Ulnar artery, d) Basilic vein scapula except - (PGI80, Rohtak 87) ©) Ulnarnerve | PRs yawns” a ulrynearistom a 6 ) Biceps brachii d) Triceps a) Posterior cor ne 26. The following structures are attached to the 9 ‘Both medial and lateral cords 4) Upper trank Pecans ae ee 9 Now fthesbre a) Supraspinatus muscle (JIPMER 80, (37. Root value of ulnar nerve Re Ee Kerala 87) 'b) The coracohumeral ligament ‘DNB 91) a) SOT 9S dy Oo cneemnes 3c, es vs 38. Musculocutaneous nerve supplies ~(PGI86, UPSC 86) ) Subscapularis muscle 2) Bochials A) Biceps beach 27. Boxer’s muscle is - (ALUMS 80, AMC 86) ©) Coracobrachialis 4) Allof the above 8) Trapezius ©) Sern ater 39. Which tendon s frequently abseat a thehand= ©) Psoas major }) Latissimus dorsi 2) Palmas longus (UPSC 86 ee (PGrs4) ) Extensor carpi radialis longus JIPMER 86 ert cr ees byesowecenaainonms —APMERG as oc 2 eer ee oe aman a ©) Flexor digitorum profunds se ee eee 40. Which structure does not pass through the carpal ares ea wae ugh ne capa 4) The median nerve is in the interval between 2) Median nerve —_b) Radial bursa carpi radialis muscles 41. Following muscles cause retraction of shoulder except ©) None 2) Trapezius b) Serratus anterior (AMU 87) fe ena eee teeter 2 Tepes Seamer posterior cord- (PGI84) 42. The quadrilateral space is bounded by the following 4) Radial nerve b) Axillary nerve structures, except the (PGI87) ©) Musculocutaneous nerve d) Subclavius nerve 4) Surgical neck of the humerus eae eae Parra ren nastiep eae’ ey a fe deeeemtreeeiae poe oe ee eos ieee aoe sens Se peer oe eee eee ae eet yaeaceese §aeratcoacane mn ccar names Qbear Uhre eine ) Extensordigitorum d) Extensor carpi ulnaris ¢) Radial nerve Inar art . 33. The first bone to ossify in membrane is -(4/IMS 86, 45. The structures taking origin from wa aay ° ee oa ee a) Short head of biceps _b) Coracobrachialis, 6) Femur ¢) Pectoralisminor 4) Long head of biceps ee Ore oe] 1) The glenohumeral joint permits 180° ofthe abduction el ke b) The glenohumeral joint reinforced on all aspects fs) Tbe shee stom be Ly eens eee (superiorly, inferiorly, arteriorly, anteriorly, and a {museultendinos) cut Oe wea Bee Jes of the ©) The subacromial (subdeltoid) bursa is inferior i) jThespeceatiatnd iemaecee.cs e to the supraspinatus tendon and muscle e) A space lying medial to fibrous septum attaching 4) The glenohumeral joint permits flexion, extension, the palmar aponcurosis to the third metacarpal abduction, adduction, and both internal and bone external rotation Wab 25)a 2W)e 27)b 2®Wabcd 2)ab 30)bd Il)abcd 32)bd 33)c Mc 35)e 36a 3b 38)d_ «39a 4d 41) 4Z)c 43) 44) 4S) 46)ANATOMY [4.5] 47. Medial cord of the brachial plexus gives rise to all 61. Muscles that can flex the foream include allexcept- except- (PGI 88) ) Brachialis. —_-b)Brachioradialis (AMU'90) ) Nerve to supraspinatus ¢) Pronator teres 4) Anconcus ») Ulnar nerve 62. Ossification centre ofthe medial epicondyle appears 6) Medial eutancous nerve of arm in- (ROHTAK 90) 4) Medial cutaneous nerve of foream 8) 5 year b)7* year 48. Regarding serratus anterior muscle, which is ©) 9" year @) 11% year incorrect- (Ar89 ‘The nerve responsible for the fine movements 4) Maltipinnate muscle of thehand is- (DNB 90) ») Lifts arm above the shoulder a) Radial N ) Median ©) Supplied by long thoracic nerve 6) Posterior interosseous Nd) Ulnar N 4) Orginates from lower 8 ribs 64, Muscles that can extend the middle distal phalanx 49. Radial nerve 2 inches distal to the elbow joint ortheindex finger inelude allexcept- (4MU91) gives- (N89) a) The first dorsal interosseous 4) Muscular branches _b) Sensory branches ) The frst humbrical ©) Auricularbranches _d) lll ofthe above ©) The second palmar interosseous 50, Fracture ofthe surgical neck of humerus results in- 4) Extensor carpi radialis longus 4) Loss ofsensation in dorsal forearm (4189) 65, The Prime Flexor of metacarpophalangeal join ») Flat shoulder «) Lumbrical muscle (Ar91) ©) Wrist drop ») Flexor digitorum superficlalis 4) Claw hand ©) Flexor digitorum profunds $1, Root value of axillary nerveis- (UPSC 89) 4) Dorsal interosseus muscle ) C56 byc4s 66. Ulnar nerve supplies all except - (4191) 9) C567 067 8) ¥¥and 44 lumbrical muscle 52. Root value of radial nerveis- (UPSC 89) »b) Palmar and dorsal interosseus muscle 2) C56 b)C5.6,7 6) Adductor Pollicis 9) €3,678,T1 )C8,TI 4) Flexor Pollicis Brevis 53. Root value of musculocutaneous nerve is. 67. Nerve not related to humerus is- (Kerala 9) a) O45 »)C5,6,7 (UPSCS9) 4) Radial byAxillary ©) C5678 D871 ©) Median d) Musculocutaneous 54, Wrist drop is seen with injury to. 68. _ Structure piercing the clavipectoral fascia is- ay Medan) b) Radial a) Basilic vein (Kerala 91) oui axillary ) Cephalic vein 55. Musician’snerveis.....nerve- (UPSC 89) ©) Thoracoseromial artery pve pee 4) Musculophrenie necve ©) Median Axillary pipe eee Pe anerie 69, Which is correct regarding deep palmar arch - ;. The term eye of the hand applies e ede Seal 4) Superficial to lumbricals. (aliMs 91) ©) Unar Oaxilary b) Lies at evel of distal palmar crease 57. ‘The first and second lumbricals are supplied by «) Formed by deep branch of ulnar Artery the ..-nerve- (UPSC89, N91) 4) Gives 3 imerdigital arteries 2) Median b)Uinar 70. Muscles ofthe hypothenar eminence areinnervated ©) Radial &) Posterior interosseous by the- (uP9) 58. Labourers nerveis- (UPSC 89) ) Radialnerve_b) Median nerve 3) Median b)UInar ©) Ulnarnerve _ d) Median and Radial nerves ©) Radial 6) Sciatic 71. Whichis not a branch of posterior cord of Brachial 59, Artery present in the anatomical snuff box is - plexus- (arm) ) Radial b)Ulnar— (Karnat 89, AIO1) ) Thoracodorsal_b) Radial ©) Interosseus__d) None ¢) Ulnar waAxillery 60. Deepbranch ofthe ulnar nerve suppiies the following 72. Ulnar nerve supplies all of the following except rmucles except (AMU 89) a) Flexor digitorum profundus (IPMER 92) a) Adductor pollicis ') Dorsal interossei b) First dorsal interosscous ©) Abductor pollicis brevis ©) First lumbrical «) Extensor carpi ulnaris 4) Therd tumbrical 4a 48) 49) ab SO) SI)a_52)e$3)b_—-S4)B_55)a_—56)a_—ST)a_SB)a_—59)a__—BOJe. 61d 2a 3)d_ Ad 6S)ad 66)? G)d_GB)He We We Tle MedANATOMY [1.6] 73. ‘Themdial wall ofthe axilla is formed by the- 84, _Allof following are sequelae of musculocutancous a) Serratus anterior (Rajasthan 92) nerve injury except- (ALLINDIA 96) »b) Subscaputsris muscle 8) Loss of supination of forearm €) Peetoralis major muscle ») Loss of flexion of arm 4) Teres major muscle ©) Loss of flexion at elbow: 74, The following structures form the boundaries to 4) Sensory loss over lower lateral area of forearm the superior entrance into the axilla except the - 85. Serratusanterloris supplied by- (DELHI 96) 3 Gavel (PGI92) a) Thoracodorsal nerve _b) Nerve to subclavius oracoid process ©) Longthoracicnerve —_ d) Axillary nerve ©) Upper border of scapula 86. Nervesupply of brachialisisfrom- (DELHI 96) Cais hooey Median nerve) Musculocutancous nerve 75, The coracobrachialis assists in which movement pa = ofthe arm~ (AMU92) ©) Ulnarnerve _d) Posterior interosseus nerve 87. Posterior interosseus nerve of upper limb is a ) Flexion b) Extension €) Rotation 4) Supination eres Come 76. ‘The movement affected following axillary nerve 3) Median never ¥)Winarnever Injury is (A193) ©) Radialnever __d) Thoracodorsai nerve 3) Flexion ) Abduction 88. Rupture of supraspinatus manifest as-(PGI96, 97) ©) Adduction @) Extension 4) Painful movements 71. Injury to radial nerve at wrist leads to (Delhi 93) +) Difficulty in initiation of abgiuetion a) Wrist drop 6) Difficult abduction after 90 ») Sensory loss on adjacent sides of Hand TV fingers @) Flat shoulder one} 89. Thenervesupply to pronator teresis- _(TN’98) ©) Paralysis of adductor pollicis ) Median nerve) Radial nerve 46) Loss of supination in extended position 9) Ulnarnerve _d) Posterior interosseous nerve 78. Musculo-cutaneous nerve of the arm supplies - 90. Median nerve supplies ~ (MAHE 98) 8) Brachio-radialis muscle (KERALA 94) «) Abductor pollics longus ») Brachialis muscle ') Abductor polls brevis ©) Triceps muscle 6) Adductor pollicis 4) Coraco-brachialis 4) First dorsal interossecus 79. When median nerve is paralysed in carpal tunnel 91, C8TI supplies all muscles except- (AIMS 98) syndrome-which ofthe follwing occurs - a) Extensor indicis 2} Adductor pollicis paralysis (/IPMER 95) ) 34and 4" umbricals ») Flexor policis longus paralysis ©) Abductor digit mininai 6) Flexor pollicis brevis paralysis 4) Palmar interossei 4) Loss of sensation of thenar entinence 92. Nailed of thumbis supplied by- (Orissa 98) 80, _Axialartery of upper limbs derived from- a) Radial nerve ) Ulnar nerve 2) 4* cervical intersegmental (JIPMER 95) ©) Median nerve 4) None of the above ») 5* cervical intersegmental 93. Tipofcoracoid process of scapula gives attachment ©) 5 cervical intersegmental to- (Orissa 98) 4) cervical intersegmental 1) Long head of biceps muscle 81, Injury to ulnar nerve at wrist causes paralysis of ) Sub-scapularis muscle 4) Apposition of thumb (A195) ©) Short head of biceps muscle ») Abduction at carpometacarpal joint of thumb 4) Supra -spinatus muscle 6) Adduction at thumb 94, ‘The structure thats least likely to be compressed 4) Flexion of metacarpophalangeal joint of middle in flexion and abduetion of shoulder joint- (4/99) finger a) Supraspinatus muscle b) Long head of viceps 82. Lower border of scapula corresponds to- ¢) Suprascapular nerve 4) Sub acromial bursa a D7 wpe (PG195) 95. Matacarpophalangeal joints are flexed in the 9) D2 aps paralysis of- (A199) 83. Which of the following arteries does not take a) Median nerver b)Radial nerve part in scapuler anastomosis - (N95) ©) Ulnarnerve Axillary nerve 4) Subseapular artery 96. Following groups of axillary L.N. are distributed b) Suprascapuilar axtery alonglateral thoracic artery- (CUPGEE99) 6) Transverse cervical artery 4) Anterior set ') Lateral set 4) Anterior circumflex humeral artery ©) Posterior set @) Apical set Ba 74) 75)a_-76)b_—-77)None 78)bd 79)c 80)d B1)e 82a 83)d BA)ab RS)c 8b 8c $8)b 8a SO) I)a_GJe-Be ME 95/96ANATOMY [4.7] 97. Deep branch of ulnar nerve does not supply - a) 2tumbrical (CUPGEE 99) ) 4*lumbrical 6} Palmar interossei &) Dorsal interossri 98. Blood supply of breastis from all except a) Internal mammary artery (AIMS 99) »)Intercostal artery ¢) Thorocodorsal branch of subscapular artery 4) Thoraco-acromial artery 99. _Allare sensory except- (uP 2K) a) Saphenous nerve by Sural nerve ¢) Intercostobrachial nerve. d) Long thoracic nerve 100. Lower angle of scapula atthe level of = aT, b)T, (DNB 2001) oT OT, 101. Intercostobrachial Nerve sa branch of- a) 1 intercostal nerve (JIPMER 2002) ») 2 intercostal nerve ¢) 3" intercostal nerve 4) Upper trunk of brachial plexus 102. In deltoid paralysis, which nerveis involved-{PGI97) 8) CircumflexN " b) Musculocutaneous N 6) AxillayN —_ d) Radial N 103. Ulnar nerve injury at wrist spares which muscle- (PGI97, 98) 8) Opponens pollicis _b)Palmar interossei ©) Dorsal interossei @ Adduetor pollicis, 304, Muscles attached to hook of hamateis- (PGI97) 4) Flexorcarpi uinaris b) Flexorretinaculum ©) Flexorhallucis longus 4) Flexor digitorum longus 105, Finger by which all the muscles in the hand can be tested - (P6198) 4) Index byRing ©) Thumb 4) Middle 106. Arterial supply oflatistimus dorsiis- (PGI99) 4) Subscapular A ») Circumflex humeral A ©) Thoracodorsal A) Lateral thoracic A 107. Nerve damaged due to lunate dislocation (in carpal tunnel) - (PGI2000) a) Median & ulnar ——_'b) Median ©) Ulnar ) Radial 10. im. 12, 13. 14, us. 16. 47. Lateral border of cubital fossa is formed by- ) Pronator teres b)Brachioradialis (PGI01) ©) Supinator —_d) Branchialis ©) Biceps Small muscles ofhand are supplied by- (PGT02) aC bc, OG OT, oT, Median nerve injury at elbow affects- _ (PGI02) a) Adduetion of the thumb ») Flexion at DIP joints of 2nd finger 6) Flexion of PIP of tied finger 4) Flexion at Ist and 2nd DP fingers 6) Flexion on MCP joints except thumbs Low ulnar nerve palsy is characterised by- a) Clawhand (Par03) ') Sensory loss of medial four digits ©) Weakness of grips 4) Inability to extend at M.C.P joint 6) Inability to abduct the thumb ‘Thenar eminence is supplied by- (P6103) 1) Median nerve ») Radlial nerve 6) Ant. Interosseous nerve 4) Post interosseous nerve 6) Ulnarnerve Injury fo radial nerve in lower part of spiral groove- (403) 8) Spares nerve supply to extensor carpi radialis longus ') Results in parslysis of anconeus muscle 6) Leaves extensions at elbow joint intact 4) Weakness pronation movement head of coracho brachialis is known as- a) Struthers ligament ipmer 04) ») Branchioradialis ©) Radial collateral ligament 4) Ulnar ligament ‘Which of the following is not attached to pisiform bone (Bihar 03) 4) Flexor retinaculum ») Abductordigiti minimi ©) Flexor digitorum superficalis 4) Flexor carpi ulnaris 108. Adduction of hand at wristis done by - (PGI 2000) 118. The pronator quadratus has the same innervation 4) Flexorcarpi radials, as the following muscle- (allMs03) ») Flexor carpi longus 4) Flexor digitorum superticialis ©) Flexor digitorum profundus ) Palmaris longus 4) Extensor carpi ulnaris, ©) Flexor pollicis longas €) Flexor digitorum superfcialis 4) Flexor digitorum profundus of middle finger 109, Muscles supplied by mediannerve-(PGTON) 119. Tubercles of Montgomery is seen in - 4) Abductor pollicis brevis b) Opponens pollicis, a) Breast b)Liver — (UPPGMEE 04) ©) Adductor pollicis 4) Firstlumbrical ©) Stomach Lung ©) Flexor pollicis brevis Ma 98) 99)d_100)d_ 101) 102) 103)a 104) 105)e 106)a_ 107) 108)d_ 109) abe NO Wed MVabed 113)ae 114)ge 115)b 116)a Iie 118)e 119)aANATOMY [4.8] 120. Ina vehicular accident, the musculocutaneous 129, Axillary nerve supplies - (PGI June 06) nerve was completely severed, but still the person 2) Deltoid+Teres major was able ta weakly flex the elbow joint, All of the ») Deltoid + Teres Minor following muscies are responsible for ths flexion. ©) TMajor + TMinot 2) Brachioradialis (AIMS 04) 4) Coracobrachialis + Shost head of biceps >) Flexoreappi radials 130, Ligament of shoulder joint are all exeept— ¢) Ulnar head of pronator tres 2) Corococlavicular (Manipal 06) ) Flexor carpi Ulnaris ) Glenobumoral 121, Nerve passing through the spiral groove of the Someta es ore) 4) Transverse humeral fo) Ratiel Nee 131. Allof the following drain into azygous vein, except- &) UnarNerve 2) Lefsuperio intecostls (PGNCETOD) ©) Musculocutaneous Nerve eee eeeee ) Interosseous Nerve ) Accessors homozygc a 122. Muscles attached to the greater tubercle of CO se ected bumerus- (PGI June 05) d) Esophageal veins . . 2) Supra spinatus by Teres minor 132, Inklumpke’s paralysis all areinvolved, except- ©) Teres major ) Infraspinatus a) Ce b)C, (PGMCET0T) ¢) Pectoralis major 9 Cy Oy 123. Musee attached othe coracold process{PGI.hawe 05) 133. Winging of seapula is duc to injury to- 2) Coracobranchialis_b) Shorthead of biceps 2) Long thoracic nerve (Pomcer 07) c) Long head of biceps d) Pectoralis major ‘b) Short thoracic nerve ©) Pectoral minor ©) Axillary nerve 124, Which of the following does NOT supply the breast ) Suprascapular nerve with blood- (MATA) 134, Axillary sheath is derived from- (PGMCETOT) 4) Lateral thoracie artery 2) Prevertebral fascia ) Thoracoacromial artery ) Clevipectoral fascia c) Posterior intercostals arteries c) Deep layer of cervical fascia ) Costoclavicular artery 4) Pretracheal fascia 125. Which of the following, among axillary lymph nodes, 135. Power grip of hand depends on - (Comed 07) isaterminal group - (IIMS NOV 05) 4) Shortilexoroffingers _b) Lumbricals ofhand 2) Pectoral b) Central ©) Long flexors ofthe fingers_d) Palmars brevis :) Lateral d) Apical, 136. Which of the following nerves accompanies the 126. ‘The carpal twinel contains all of the following profunda brachiiartery~ ‘(Comed 07) important struetures except- (al 05) 2) Ulnar b) Musculocutancous 2) Median Nerve. ©) Racial &) Median +) Flexorpolics ongus 137. Erb'spointisformedby-_ (Comed 07, PGI03) 6) Flexor carpiradialis a) CyandCy—-b)Cyand Cg 4) Flexor digitorum superficials )CgandC, —d) Cand Ty 127. Compression of a nerve within the carpal tunnel 138, In Erb-Duchene paralysis, the injury i limited to produets inability to (AIMS May 05) the- (Comeio7) a) Abdvet the thumb a) 2™4 and 3 cervical nerves b) Adduct the thumb +b) 3% and 4" cervical nerves ) Flex the distal phalanx of the thumb ©) 4" and S* cervical nerves 4d) Oppose the thumb 4) 5 and 6" cervical nerves. 128, A43 year old woman came with alarge abscessin ‘139, Allare functions of Latissimus Dorsi except - the middle of the right posterior triangle of the neck. a) External rotation of shoulder (MAHE 07) ‘The physician incised and drained the abscess. Five ) Extension days later the patient noticed thatshe could not extend ©) Adduction hr right hand above her head to brush her hair. €) Medial rotation ‘Which of the following are the signs and symptoms 140, Nerve supply of Trapezius- (MAHE 07) ofadditional harm - (A106) a) Accessory Nerve b) Hypoglossal Nerve 4) Damage to scalenus medius 6) Troclear Nerve) Trigeminal Nerve b) Injury to suprascapolar nerve 141, The "rotator cuff” muscle includes all except- 6) Cut to spinal part of accessory nerve 2) Supraspinatus b)Infraspinatus (UP 07) 4) Spreud of infection to shoulder joint ©) Teres major 4) Subscapularis 120)¢ I2I)a 122)abd 1D)abe 124d 125d 126e 127)a 128e 12b 130)a 1M)a 132)a 133) Ha 1s)e 136} 1b 13d 1398 10)a IleANATOMY [4.9] 142, In Ulnarnerveinjury in arm, allof the following are 151. Whatis the action of anterior fibres of deltoid ? seen except- (AIMS Nov07) ) Flexion (APPG 08) 2) Hypotearatophy » Laectroion ») Adduction of thum ©) Flexion and ms ion 0) ost of ena of medial 1/8 of i hand 4) Extension and lateral rotation 152. Fascia around nerve bundle of brachial plexus is @) Claw hand 143. In obstruction of second part of axillay artery, the Cae (AIMS Nov 08) anostomosis between the following artery will in Pretecheal: aa ‘maintain the blood supply of upper limb - ee we a) Deep branch of transverse cervical artery & eee ee subscapular artery (AIMS Nov 07) 153. Contents of anatomical snuff box are~ ») Anterior & posterior circumflex humeral 4) Radial artery (PGI Dec 08) 6) Posterior circumflex humeral & circumflex scapular 'b) Tendon of abductor pollicis longus artery ©) Tendon of extensor pollicis brevis 6) Suprascapular & anterior circumflex humeral artery ) Scaphoid bone 144, If median nerveis injured at the wrist then loss of ©) Superficial cutanoous branch of radial nerve {function of all of the following will take place except- 154, True about pectoralis major muscle - 4) Lumbrical muscles tothe Index finger. 8) Abductor & Internal rotator of shoulder ») Lumbrical muscles tothe middle finger. »b) Blood supply by perforating branch of internal ©) Muscles ofthethenar eminence (Aiims May 08) thoracic artery (PGI Dec 08) 4) Adductor policis €) Blood supply by intercostal artery 145, Movements taking place during abduction of shoul “ Nerve SE een ne, a der Joint are all except- (Aiims May 08) €) Inserted into 2nd to 6th costal cartilage $) Medialrottionct scapula, ™"M”"9 gs, Concerning brachial pletus which ofthe following 1b) Axial rotation of humerus at acromioclavicular joint ar are) ie nal pereC4-C1 (PGI Dec 08) 6) Elevation of humerus 8) Formed by spi zs 4) Movements at clavicular end of stemoclavicular Oe or a ee a ablhnacramecpnen, eee sere ee ©) Lower trunk injury results in hand deformity 2} Extemal rotation of shoulder. (Manipal 08) 156, Firstextensor compartment of wrist have which of Extension the following structures (Cl Dec 08) ©) Adduction 2) Extensor pollicis brevis 4) Metial rotation ») Extensor carpi radialis longus 147, Nerve supply of Trapezius - (Manipal 08) 6) Extensor carp radials brevis 4) Spinal accessory nerve b) Hypoglossal nerve 4) Extensor git minim ¢) Trochlearnerve 4) Trigeminal nerve ©) Abductor pollicis longus 148. Which ofthe following muscleis supplied by deep 157. Muscle supplied by mediannerve- (PGI Dec 08) branch of the ulnar nerve~ (DPGEE 08) 8) Opponens pollicis a) Adductor policis 3 Abduetor polis brevis ') Opponens pollicis ©) Flexorpollicis brevis, ©) Abductor pollicis brevis 4) First lumbricals @ Flexor digitorum profundus 2) Adductor pollicis 149, The following structures pass through teh carpel ea enema au) tunnel except (DPGEE 08) a = a ey Sues 159, Deltod ligamentis attached tall excep\- oy 8) Meda alec (AIT May 08) ¢) Flexor carpi radials tendon b) Medial cuneiform €@) Flexor pollicis longus tendon ype iagerear 150. Notseen in distal radial nerve injury is - 4 Sustentagulum tai 2) Inability to extend fingers (PPGEE 08) 160. Which ofthe following movements of thumb arenot 'b) Weakness fo extensor carpi radials brevis affected in redialnerveinjury. (PGI.June 09) ¢) Loss of sensations over dorsum of hand 4) Opposition ') Abduction 4) Paralysis of Brachiradialis ©) Adduction @)Extension ©) Flexion 142) 143)a 144d 148)a(M4)a_147)a_148)a_ 149) 150)a ISI 152)a_153)All 154) ed 1S)abee 13ab 1sabed 1582 159) 160)abeANATOMY [1,10] 161. Which of the following muscles is enclosed within 171, Allof the following muscles retract the seapula the ealvipectoral fascia - (COMED 09) except- (AIIMS May 10) 8) Pectoralis major ») Serratus anterior ) Trapezius b)Rhomboid major ©) Coracobrachialis 4) Subclavius 6) Rhomboid minor 4) Levator scapulae 162. The ossification center of pisiform bone appears at 172. All of the following movements occur during the age of - (COMED 09) abduction of shoulder except (A110) a) 10-11 years ) 12-13 years 4) Elevation of humerus ©) 14-15 years 4) 15-16 years ') Axial rotation ofelaviele 163. Intrinsic muscles of hand are innervated ) Medial rotation of scapula by- (DELHI PG Feb. 09) 4) Acromioclavicular joint movement a) Ulnarnerve b) Radial nerve 173. The following structures are attached tothe greater ) Median nerve 4) All of the above tuberosity ofthehumerusexcept- (DPG 10) 164. Fallon outstretched hand leads to fracture of the ‘) Supraspinatus muscle following bones - (DELHIPG Feb. 09) ») The coracohumeral ligament 8) Scaphoid bone, capitate and clavicle ¢) Teres minor muscle ») Scaphoid, clavicle 4) Subscapularis muscle ©) Head of ulna 174, Muscle that can extend the midlle distal phalanx of 4) Radial styloid process theindex finger include allexcept- (DPG 10) 165, First dorsal interosseous muscle of hand is supplied 1) The first dorsal inter interosseous by- (DELHIPG Feb. 09) b) The first lumbrical 8) Deep branch of ulnar nerve ¢) The second palmar interosseous ») Superficial branch of ulnar nerve 4) Extensor carpi radialis longus ©) Median nerve 175, Ulnar nerve injury at wrist spares which 4) Radial nerve musele- (DPG 10) 166, Which of the following arteries supply pectoralis 2) Opponens pollicis __) Palmar interossei ‘major muscle- (PGI Nov 09) ©) Dorsal interossei 4) Adducter pollicis 4) Pectoral branches of thoracoacromial artery 176, Exb’s palsy occurs dueto involvement of _of ») Intercotal artery brachial plexus (Maharashtra 10) 6) Lateral thoracic artery a) Upper trunk by Middle trunk 4) Subclavian artery «) Medisl cord 4) Lateral trunk 6) Internal mammary artery 177. Which are not the flexors of forearm (PGI May 10) 167. Deep branch of ulnar nerve supplies -(PGI Nov 09) 8) Pronater teres b) Brachialis 18) Adductor pollicis 6) Brachioradialis 4) Anconeus ') Elexor digitorum superficialis ¢) Flexorpollicis longus 6) Kjumbrical 178, ‘True about radial nerve- (PGI May 10) 4) 3° lumbrical a) Branch of posterior cord ¢) Palmaris brevis b) Nerve of extensor compartment of forearm 168, True about peripheral nerve injury in upper limb - 6) Atise fom C5-T1 4 Radial nerve injury cause anaesthesia over 4) Anterior interosseous nerve is branch of it anatomical snuff box (PGI Noy 09) 6) Supply skin of extensor compartment +) Median nerve injury cause wrist drop 119. Rotator euffis/are formed by all except(PGI May 10) ©) Ulnar nerve injury cause claw hand 2) Supraspinats ») Infraspinatus 4) Index finger anesthesia is caused by median nerve ¢) Teres minor 4) Teres major injury - ¢) Subscapularis ) Thumb anaesthesia is caused by ulnar nerve injury 180. Carpel tunnel syndrome is caused by all 169, Content (5) ofbicipital groove is/are except (AIMS May 11) 2) Synovial membrane of shoulder jt (PGINov 09) a) Amylodosis b) Hypothyroidism ») Ascending branch of anterior circumflex artery ©) Addisson’s diseased) Diabetes mellitus ©) Ascending branch of posterior circumflex artery 181, Neurovascular bundle in axilla is surrounded by ©) Radiol artery sheath derived from (AIMS May 11) fo) Come cacealls a a) Prevertebral fascia _—_b) Pretracheal fascia 170, The following structure does not passthrough flexor 6) Clavipectoral facia) Anillary sheath retinaculum re 182, All of the following muscles retract the scapula 9 Ua a (AIMS May 11) ©) everdgionum profs 2) Taperne Deere Snares eRe 6) Uae 161)d_ 162) 163) 164)a_ 165)a_166)ab 167)ad 168)acd 169)b 170)a 171)d 172)e 173)d_ 174)d 175)a_ 176) Y77)de 178)abee 179)d 180)e I8l)a 182)dANATOMY [1.11] 183. Boundary of triangle of auscultation is not formed 197. Carpal tunnel syndromes due to the compression by- (AIMS May 11) of. (ipmer 11) 4) Serratus anterior ») Seapula a) Median nerve b) Anterior interosseous nerve 6) Trapezius €) Latissimus dorsi ©) Radialnerve — d)Uinarnerve 184, Axillary abscess is safely drained by which 198. Which ofthe following s also known as the labourer's approach- (AIMS May 11) nerve ? (NBET/DNB Pattern) 8) Medial ») Posterior a) Ulnar nerve ©) Lateral a) Floor ») Median nerve 185. Which amongst the following isa branch from the €) Anterior interosseous nerve trunk of brachial plexus? ali) 4) Radial nerve i Seana ISTP) Come Tomes Neo 199. All ofthe following are composite muscles except ©) Dorsal ScapularNerve _ d) Nerve to subclavius a) Adductor magnus (NEET/DNB Pattern) 186. Main muscle of opposition is- (Punjab 10) ») Pectineus 4) Abductor pollicis brevis b) Flexor pollicis brevis Peet reeled ) Opponens pollicis 4) Adductor pollicis exos Gagnon superscials > eras san cameo carta eee 200. How to test for the long thoracic nerve? Maen aay a) Touch the opposite shoulder ) Flexor digitorum profundus est ae coca ©) Raise the arm above the hea a mete poet ev 4) Lift an object from the ground ‘lmarislongus , 201. False about Ist metacarpal is -(NEET/DNB Pattern) 188. Carpal tunnel syndrome involves- (PUNJAB 11) 8) Shortest and stoutest of all metacarpals eee ») Does not articulate with any other metacarpal ©) Ulnarnerve a) Radial nerve bone 189. ‘Whi ofthe folowing ls2 modineatin of deep «) Rotated medially through 90 degrees with respect, asc f y to other metacarpals 2) Bcwor simon 4) The base is occupied by a condylar articular amar aponeurosis surface for trapezium ¢) Fibrous lexorsheath 202, Rastia around nerve bundle of brachial plexus is 190, Rider’s bones are ossifieation of (PUNJAB I!) derived from - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2 Adar boi 2) Addo oss 4) Prevertebral fascia ©) Adductor magnus fone ») Pretracheal fascia 191, Anatomical snuffbox formed by allexeept- 3 levening apes a) Abductor pollicis longus (ipmer 10) 4) Superficial cervical fascia ») Extensor policis longus 203. ‘Fascial sleeve around bundle of brachial plexus is © Extemsorpoliis revi derived from - (NEET/IDNB Pattern) tensor carpi radial 4) Prevertebral fascia 192, Allthe following sructres are attached to corasold &) Provachea! fala process except Gipmer 10) ©) Carotid fascia 4) Brachialis ) Corachobrachialis @ Investing layer of deep fascia ¢) Short head of biceps _d) Long head of biceps 204. Cranial part of accessory nerve supplies - 193. Kyocera Caney ® ‘Sternocleidomastoid (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2) Coracoid process upraglenoidtubercle “Trapezius 6) Aeromion process __d)Bcipital groove ©) Lever sapulae 194, Allare branches of posterior cord of brachial plexus @ Levator palatini except- (ipmer 10) 205. Deep flexors of forearm are supplied by - aloe eee gue ee 2) Media nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) 195. Superficial rancho uhar nerve supples- 2 Rada nae 2) Palmaris brevis (ipmer 10) 4) Musculocutaneous nerve b) Abductor pollicis 206. Which muscle is inserted into the floor of the Biase intertubercular suleus of the humerus ? Flexor carpi radialis 2) Latissimus dorsi EET/DNB Pattern 196, ‘Shorthead ofbiepsisatlached to- —(pmer 11) Heep « ” 2) Coracoid process b) Supraglenoid tubercle ©) Pectoralis major ©) Actomion process d) Bicipital groove 6) Dettoid 183)a 18d 185)a>d__186)c 187)d 188) 1892 190)b 191)d_ 192) 193)a_ 19 195)a_ 196) 197)a 198)b 199)d 200) 201)d 202)a203)a204)d_205)a_206)aANATOMY [1.12] 207, Allare true about proximal humans attachment 218. Froments's sign is seen in which nerve palsy? except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Ulnar nerve palsy (NEET/DNB Pattern) 8) Supraspinatus at LT) Subscapularis at LT b) Median nerve palsy 6) Teres minor at GT d) Infraspinatus at GT ©) Anterior interosseous nerve palsy 208. Boundries of upper tringular space include all 4) Radial nerve palsy except (NEET/DNB Pattern) 219. All of the following are considered to be rotator a) Teres minor b) Teres major eull muscles exeept- (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Subscapularis 4) Triceps ) Supraspinatus ») Infraspinatus 209, All are contents of cubital fossa except - 6) Teres minor @) Teres major a) Median nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) 220. Injury tolong thoraci nerve. It can be tested by ) Biceps tendon asking the patient- _ (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Brachial artery ) Shrug the shoulder 4) Uiner nerve ») Raise the arm above head 210. Kroments sign is seen - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Touch opposite shoulder a) Ulnar nerve palsy @) Left @ heavy object. ) Median nerve palsy 221. The term “guyon’s eanal” is in relation to which ©) Anterior interosseous nerve palsy of the following? (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Radial nerve palsy 4) Anterior interosseus nerve 211. Roots involved in Erb's palsy are- (NEET/DNB ») Ulnar nerve 2} Posterior primary rami of C6-C7 Pattern) ©) Median nerve ») Anterior primary rani of C5-C6 6) Radial artery ©) Posterior primary rami of C8-T1 222, Notpresent in proximal row of carpal bone - 4) Posterior primary rami of C7-C8 ) Lunate (NEETIDNB Pattern) 212. ‘The interossei are supplied by-/NEET/DNB Patter) ») Scaphoid ) Superficial palmar branch of radial artery ©) Trapezium ) Deep palmar branch of ulnar artery 6) Pisiform ©) Superficial palmar arch 223. Nerve related to anatomical snuff box - 4) Deep palmar arch 8) Ulnar (NEETIDNB Pattern) 213. Which nerve originates from trunk of brachial ) Median plexus - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 6) Superficial branch of radial 8) Long thoracic nerve _ b) Dorsal scapular nerve @) Axillary 6) Axillary nerve 4) Suprascapular nerve 224, Labourer’s nerve is-__(NEET/DNB Pattern) 214, ‘Muscle ith dual Nerve supply- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Ulnar ») Radial a) FDS ') Deltoid ©) Median 4) Superficial br of radial ©) Brachialis @)FCU 225. Spinal part of accessory nerve supplies - 215. Winging of seapula is due to which of these a) Platysma (NEET/DNB Pattern) conditions? (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Stemocleidomastoid 2) Long thoracic nerve palsy ©) Stylobyoid ») Thoraco-dorsal nerve palsy 6) Diagastric ©) Erb’s palsy 226. Biceps brachii supplied by - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Klumpke's palsy 2) Radial nerve ) Median nerve 216, Following a deep cut overlying the hypothenar ©) Musculocutaneous nerve d) Axillary nerve ‘emminence, itis observed that the patient cannot 227. Aboutradial bone true except - (NEED/DNB Patter) hold a sheet of paper between the 2nd and 3rd 4) Radial groove is present digits. Which of the following nerves is most likely ') Major contributor to wrist joint ? (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Racial artery lies medial to styloid process of radius a) Deep branch of ulnar nerve 4) Medial bone of forearm b) Deep branch of radial nerve 228. Contents of midpulmar space are all except - ©) Superficial branch of ulnar nerve a) 2ndlumbrical b)FDP of 3rd finger d) Median nerve ) Istlumbrical_ 4) FDP of 4th finger 217. Which ligament transfers weight from peripheral 229. Which intrinsie muscle is not supplied by medion to axial skeleton? (NEETIDNB Pattern) nerve - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 8) Coracoclavicular ligament 8) Abductor pollicis brevis ») Acromio-clavicular ligament ) Adductor pollicis brevis 6) Ligament of Bigelow ©) Opponens pollicis 4) Stemo-clavicular ligament 6) First umbrical 207)a 208)c 209d 210)a 211)b 212)d 213)d_214)e 215)a_216)a_ 2a 218)a_219)d_220)e 221)b Be 223)e Wée 22WS)b we Wb We ybANATOMY [4.131 230. Winging of scapula is due to paralysis of - 244, ‘Thelenghtofanadulttracheais- (AIMS 81) a) Pectoratis major (NEET/DNB Pattern) 8) 6t08em wl0tollem (DNB 83) b) Serratus anterior 9) Mtolsem —— d) 16t0200m ¢) Peetoralis minor 245, Anadulttrachea hasadiameter of- (AIIMS 79) 4) Latissimus dors 8) 05-lem b)12-1.6ems (DNB 83) 231. Axillary nerve suppies- _ (NEET/DNB Pattern) )253ems ——d)3-3.Sems A en a ‘Teres eae 246, Carina inanadultisatthelevelof- __ (PGI8/ 232. All arteries involved in anastomosis around A r ia 7° Sea Cen eee eee 247. During quiet breathing, the lower border of the ee! bree lungisfoundatthelevelafthes (AIMS 78 233. Radial styloid process gives attachement to - fe) Sinatra the matetavicala Hine 2 2022 31) a BQ b) Brochioradialis ») Tenth rib inthe midaxillary Tine ER a) Anconcus ¢) Eighth rib in the midaxillary line 234, Erb’s palsy involves - (NEET:DNB Pattern) 4) Twelfth rib in the scapular line aC, b)GrT, 248. The lung: (6179, 81) ovr acc, a) Receive parasympathetic innervation from the 235. Posterior wall of axilla is not formed by - ‘vagus nerves a) Subscapularis (NEET/DNB Pattern) b)Receive sympathetic innervation from ») Latissimus dorsi preganglionic nerve cell bodies located in the 6) Supraspinatus intermediolateral cell column of upper 4) Teres major thoracic spinal cord segments 236, Klumpke's paralysis affect - (NEE7/DNB Pattern) 6) Are innervated by visceral afferents that utilize aL, WCC, both the vagal and sympathetic pathways to ) GT, DCC, enter the central nervous system 4) Are drained by Iympathie pathways, both sides THORAX of which (left and right) ter minate in the thoracic duet 237. SAnodeislocated- (A188) O Bpearally Wintanpocardal 249, Theleftcoronaryartery- (AIMS 79, PGI 80) © Sabepcaraally @) Endocerdally a) Has a branch that commonly anastomoses with 238. Muscle of expiration - (MALE 93) the right coronary in the coronary sulcus 3 Diaphragmn b) Internal intercostal b) Has a branch that commonly anastomoses with a ©) Extemal intercostal) Rect-Abdominis branch ofthe right coronary in the intervertricular 239. Tracheabeginsat thelevelof- (KARNAT89) suleus 4) Lower border of thyroid cartilage 6) Is short in that soon after its origin it bifurcates, ») Lower border of cricoid into the anterior interventricular and circumfles ©) Lowerborder of Hyoid arteries 4) Fourth cervical vertebra 4) Passes anterior to the pulmonary trank 240, The developement of septal defects in the fetal 250, Anterior interventricular artery is a branch of heartoccurs at~ (JIPMER 91) ‘the —artery- (JIPMER 80, Delhi 86) a) 2-4 weeks b) 5-8 weeks 4) Right marginal ) Pulmonary trank ) 9-12 weeks 4) 12-18 weeks ©) Right coronary @) Left coronary 241. Lung abscess secondary to aspiration is most 251. Ac the midaxillary line, parietal pleura extends often seen in- (P18?) upto thelevelof- (AIMS 80, 92,93) a) Anterior upper lobe _b) Posterior upperlobe 2) Br b9rib 6) Posterior lower lobed) Apical lower lobe © loeb Oust 242. All generation of bronchus are fully present by - ew __ —weeks of intrauterine life - (AIMS 80, AMU 89) 251, ‘The cerenary salons be accupled by the yy nie sinus - (PGI 80, DNB 89) O18 a2 8) Pulmonary b) Coronary 243. Foreign body aspiration most commonly enters - Coane &) Obtique 2) Right main bronchus (TN 98) 253. Posterior interventricular artery is a branch of ») Left man brounchus the artery (PGI81, Delhi 85) ¢) Can enter both equally a) Circumflex b) Left coronary &) None of the above ) Right coronary 4) None of the above 230)b 231)b 232) 233) 234)a_235)c 236)e_237)e 238)bd 239)b 240) 2Albd 242)e 23a UA)e 2AS)b 246)e 24 7ac IB)abe 249)abe 250)d 25I)e 252)b 253)eANATOMY [4.14] 254. ‘The esophagus - (PGI81, 84) 264. Bronchopulmonary segment contains all except - 2) Passes through the esophageal hiatus at vertebral ) Independent pulmonary artery (AIMS 89) level 10 ) Independent pulmonary vein b) Is found between the trachea and the thoracic ©) Tertiary bronchiole duct in the superior mediastinum {) Conical segment ©) Ispicaly ventral tothe azygos vein thelower 365, Which of the fllowing structures do not pierce 4) Isadjacent to the right atrium as itpasses posterior theciaphragm oo to the heart aNC bora 7 ; ©) Esophagus _d) Greater splanchnic nerve 255. Which ofthe following statements about the thoracic ) Semaine ease (POrsn 85) 266, Allare true about trachea except (A190) 4 The terminal branches of the typical posterior a) 1Semlong Intercoastal arteries anastamose with branches by Bifureates tT of the anterial intercostal arteries 9) Lined by pseudo std columnar pthlum b) The neurovascular bundle in the intercostal racheal cartilage is citcular space passes along the superior border of the rib 267. The IVC opnening im the diaphragm is at the ©) The internal thoracie artery ends by the dividing level of - (Kerala 90) into superior epigastric and musculophrenic arteries aT »TIO 4) The sternal angle is at the level of the third TR ou Costal Cartilage 268, Bronchial veins ofthe right side open into - (Kerala 256. ‘The sinus node is supplied by - (P6183) 8) Superior vena cava b) Azygos vein 90) a) Right coronary artery ©) Hemiazygos vein 4) None of the above ») Right anterior ventricular artery 269, Which is true about apex of the left ung (4791) 6) Left anterior descending artery 2) Subclavian artery forms a groove 4) Artrio ventricular nodal artery 'b) Middle cervical ganglion lies behind it 257. The terminal branches of the internal mammary ©) Closely adherent to cervical pleura artery are (PGI83) 4) Ends at second costal cartilage a) Superior epigastric 270, All the dicect articulation of true rib except - a Right gastocpiploie 2) Sose sera joint (arsi) ©) Musculophrenic artery Sosto chondral joint 4) Superior pancreatico duodenal ©) Costo transverse joint 258. The thoracic duct crosses from the right to the 4) Costo vertebral joint left atthe level of- (PGI86, AI88) 271. Whichis true about arch of aorta- ars) a) TI2 vertebra b)T6 Vertebra a) Starts at 3" right ICS and ends at left3*1CS a ee Mater )T2 Vertebra ‘b) Left vagus arches over it ©) C7 Vertebra ©) Lies behind body of sternum 259, Thenarrowest part ofthe alimentary eanalis~ 4) Ieis closely related to parietal pleura 3 0m proximal to ieocecal junction (PGI87) 272. Narrowest partof the esophagusis- (V9) jemure * pat 8) Cricopharynx €) Esophegogastric in ») Esophagogastric junction 4d) Cricopharynx ¢) At the level of arch of aorta 260, Thoracte ductis also called - (AIMS 87) 4) Level of tracheal bifurcation a Leone 3 eee 273. Length of Esophogesi- (Kerala 91) soquet duct joflman’s duct ®) loom i 2a ‘Theo dip Quen Dian 7 274, The baseof the heartis related to- —(Jipmer 91) a) T10 ) DD} 2) Azygos vein 5 Le ) Tracheal bifurcation et aac eae © Descending sr : entral endon of diaphragm 1) Apex ofheart —_b) Intraventricular septum pre aaorlae tase 5 i . Which of the following about parietal pleura is ¢) Interatrial septum d)SA mode voreet. “als2) 263. Thearterial supply ofthe bundile of His is-(4P 88) ; ‘ a) Interventricular branch of left coronary By Supplied by vague N eo Sa Sensitive to pain Dee aanEEE acme) ¢) Derived from splanchnopleutal layer of lateral 4) Right aortic sinus Plate mesoderm 4) Extends upto 12 2sA)abe 25S)ac 256)a 2S7)ac 258)None 259d 260)e 261A 262) 263)ab 264)b 265)b 266) 267)a 268) 269)a 270)a Nd 7a 27Be mye 275)bANATOMY [4.15] 276, Leftcoronary artery supplies llexcept- (4192) 289, Sensory nervesupply oftracheais- (Kerala 96) a) SAnode )Posterior 1/3 of septum 2) Superior laryngeal nerve ©) Left ventricle d) Apex of heart b) Recurrent laryngeal nerve 277, The Inferior Surface of the heartis formed by - 6) Internal laryngeal nerve a) Right and Left Ventricie (4193) 4) Both Recurrent laryngeal & Intemailaryngeal nerve ») Right ium and Ventricle ¢) Glossopharyngeal nerve ¢) Inter ventricular Sepeum 290, ‘The most dependant part ofthe lung inthe supine @) IVC and Right Venrcle position - (CUPGEE96) 278, Tre following form the boundaries of Koch's 8) Upper apical ) Lowerapical triangle except (Gipmer 93) 6) Basal 4) Upper anterior a) Tendon of Todaro 291, Bundle of HISis- (Karnat 96) ») Septal leafs of tricuspid valve 2) Highly susceptible oIshaemia 6) Orifice of coronary Sinus ) Mainly supplied by right coronary 4) Origin of Left Corcnary artery 6) Mainly supplied by let coronary 279, Atrioventricular node issupplied by = (ipmer 93) 4) Has « dual blood supply a) Left Coronary artery 292. Part of heart lying in front of oeophagus - (TN 97) b) Right Coronary artery a) LeftAtrium b)Left ventricle 6) Leftcicumflexartery 6) Right ventricle 4) Right Atrium 4) Left anterior descending artery 293. Correct about right and left main bronchi is - 280, Base ofthe heartis formed by~ (mer 93) 4) Right bronchus is more vertical (PGI97) a) Right atrium b)Leftatrium and broader than the left «) Both aia a) Lef Ventrcle ') Right bronchus is more vertical and has a narrow 281. Rt middle lobe consists of which broncho calibre than the left pulmonary segment- (Delhi 93, AI93, PGI2K) 6) Left bronchus is more vertical and broade than a) Superior & inferior b) Medial and lateral right 6) Anterior and posterior) Apical and lateral 4) Left bronchus is more vertical and narrower than 282. Coronary sinus opens into- (Kerala 94) sight a) inferiorvenacavab)rightatium 294. ‘Trueribs are ~ (CUPGE97) ¢) leftatrium d) great cardiac vein a) Trib ‘b)8*rib 283. Ifa foreigh body enters in to the nose accidentally ©) 10*rib A) 12%rib Itenters = (ipmer 95) 298, Al the following veins drain into coronary sinus 2) Apical segment oft. Lower lobe except = (N98, AMC 88) ») Medial segment ofr. Middle lobe a) Greatcardiae vein. _b) Middle eardiae vein ©) Basal segment of It, Lung ©) Small cardiac vein: 4) Anterior cardiac vein 4) Posterior segment oft, Lower lobe pa ee Con 264. Greatea emneoia (G19) a) Sup, vena cava b) Cororary sinus rere bated) Doskeee Stee 6) Greateardiac vein) Inf venacava ¢) Anterior AV groove d) Posterior AV groove 285, In a cross section of thorax at T4, which is oo ene shoes tore act) (MP 98) aoe “ar s.) 2) It passes through aortic opening of diaphragm 2) azygos vein) branchiocephalic artery by It stats at the level of T3 vertebra ©) arch ofaorta 4) left subclavian ©) It opens into superior vena cava 286, Structure arching over hilum of right lungis- 4) Iterosss fom right to eft at TS vertebra 2) Arygos vein (4196, 298. Which one of the following structure is NOT ) Thoracic duct situated between the nectof the first ib and apex of ¢) Superior vena cava thelung- (C5 98) d) Arch of aorta a) First posterior intercostal vein. 287. Lower border of costodiaphragmatic recess is at ) superior intercostal artery level of following Rib - (A196) «) Thoracie duct 2) 6*Rib by s*Rib 4) Sympathetic tank ©) 10°Rib 12°Rib 299. Allare insert in the first rib except- (AIMS 98) 288. One ofthe following ribs articulate direely with 2) Scalenus anterior sternum except (@ethi, 96) ') Scalenus posterior a) nb byserb «) Scalenus medius ¢) 4°rib arb €) Supra pleural membrane 276)b 277)a_ 278)d 279)b 280)c 281)b 282)b 283)a_ 284)ad 285)c 286)a 287)e 288)d 289)b 290)b 291)d 292)a 293)a294)a295)d_ -296)e-297)ad 298}e 299)bANATOMY [4.16] 300. Ocsophagusreveives blood sumply fromallescept- 312, Structures passing through the aortic hiatus of 2) Iterioe Thyroid artery (4199) daptragn are (ecr03) ») Ineriorpbreic ary 2) Aorta b) Azygos vein ©) Internal mammary artery ©) Hemiazygos vein d) Thoracic duct 4) Bronchial artery ©) Sympathetic trunk ‘SOL. The oblique sinus of pericardium lies - 313. Bronchial artery supplies upto- Gipmer 03) 4) Behind the left atrium (AMC 99) a) Terminal bronchiole _ b) Respiratory bronchiole ) Behind the ascanding aorta ©) Alveolus 4) Secondary bronchus 2 ae 314, The commonest variation in the arteries arising 302, Which of the following isnot a boundary of the Pte errata mm Koch’s triangle (AlIMS 2K) +b) Left vertebral arter fae from the arch a) Tendon of Todaro 'b) Limbus fosa ovalis ) Left paeesaabesieaininiin ©) Coronary snus 6 Tricuspid valve ring Cece ia) 303, Sympathetic innervation ofheartisby -(DNB 2001) rachiocephali ah Da Bs ee coae eae nase occas oun, Obety * permitsllefthefolowingmovementsecept- 304, Lengthoftrachea- av 2002) a eee ie a) 10-12em b) Lem-l0cm aad ) Ext d ae pea 6) Lateralfexion 4) Rotation 305, Which one of these mutces fs not cut in postero 346 Themlddecardiaeveinisiocated atthe (1103 lateral thoracotomy- (PGI98) 8) Anterior interventricular sulcus 2) Serratus anterior +) Pectoral major ») Posterior interventricular sulcus ©) Latssimus dorsi) Inereostals ©) Posterior AV groove 306. Esophagus enters through - (2GI99) 4) Anterior AV groove 2) Cental tendon of daghragm 317. In angina pectoris, the pain radiating down the ») Along aortic opening learns mediated by increased activity inafferent ) Muscular part of diaphragm (Sensory) fibres contained in the- (AIMS 03) d) Rt.crus a) Carotid branch of the glossopharyngeal nerve 307. Part of leftlower lobe of lung except- (PGI2000) b) Phrenic nerve a) Superior 'b) Anteromedial Basal ©) Vagus nerve and recurrent laryngeal nerve ©) Post. basal d) Medial basal d) Thoracic splanchnic nerve 308. Which of the following statements Is correct 318, Autonomic supply t0S.A nodels-— (Orrisas) regarding the trachea (PGTO1), a) Parasympathetic excitatory a) During deep inspiration, the tracheal bifurcation +b) Sympathetic excitatory may descend oT, level 6) Bothexctatory +b) The left bronchus is wider and shorter d) Both inhibitory 6) The arch ofthe aorta lies the right bronchus and «319, Thestability of the vertebral columns due to- is anterior oit 4) Vertbra wid verebral discs (Bthar03) 8) The sensory supply of trachea is by the vagus b) Interspinous ligaments 6) In the thorax, the esophagus lies anterior to the 6) Parspinal muscle trachea d) Al 309. Blood supply oflangs are- (Pcr02) 320, Theesophagus- (erale 04) a) Pulmonary artery b)Pulmonary vein a) Begins at the upper border of cricoid carlotilage ©) Bronchialartery__d) Intercostl artery b) Runs a saight course throughout 6) Internal thoracic artery 6) Is narrowest tits termination 310, True statements about esophageal hiatus (PG 02) 6) Is narrowest at its begining 2) Lies between two crur of aphragm 321, ‘Lettuperior intercostal vein drainsint-(4PPGE04) ) Atihelvel of, vertebra 8) Azjaous vein b) Hemi azygous vein ) Vagus nerve passes through it ©) Innominate vein d) Left branchiocephalic vein 6) Lie int rum of diaphragm 322, The arch of aortallesin the —mediastinum- ¢) Thoracic duct passes trough it ay Posterior b)Anterior ‘vos 311. Branches of R.C.A. (Rt. Coronary artery) -(PGI03) c) Middle ) Superior 2) Obwse marginal Acute marginal 323, Thebaseofthehearti formed by the (TN4) ) Posterior interventricular d) Diagonal. a) Rightatrium —b) Leftatrium ) Posterior ventricular ) Leftventricle — d) Right ventricle 300)c 301)a 302) 303)b 304)a 305)b 306)c «307)b 308)d = 309)abc 310)ed 311)bc,¢ 312)abd Hb 31sJe Us) SGD 31d 318) 319)e syd JHA 322) 323)ANATOMY [1.17] 324, Which of the following is correct regarding SA 334, All of the following arteries are common sites of node (SGPGIO5) ‘occlusion by a thrombus exeept- (AIMS May 05) a) Itis supplied by left coronary artery mainly a) Anterior interventricular ') Generates an impulse atthe rate of about 70/min ») Posterior interventricular and initiates the heart beat 6) Cireumflex ¢) Situated in eft atrium &) Marginal €) Part of valves 335. The following statements are true regarding the 325, Allof the following are true regarding heart except- SA nodeexcept~ __ (AIIMS May 05) ) Cornory sinus opens into (SGPGI 05) a) Is located at the right border of the ascending aorta Right atrium ») It contains specilized nodal cardiac muscle 1) Vena cardi minimi drains into surface of heart €) Itis supplied by the atrial branches of the right 6) SAode is supplied by Right coronary artery Oe nduton 4) Left auricle projects anteriorly to overlap the Eseinetreastaae as infundibulam of the right ventricle Starve eae he rg ; 8) Lies in anterior part of the coronary sulcus 326. Which ofthe following is correct regarding hilum ) Ends in right arom of right lung - (aMts05) 6) Has venae cordis minimae as is tributaries 2) Thoracic duct arches over it 4) Develops from right anterior cardinal vein ») Azygous vein arches over anterior surface 337. Which of the following structures constitutes part ©) Arch of aottais related to its anterior surface “of ventricle of heart (HP 2006) 4) Pressed by lingual a) Awicle ») Crista terminalis 327. Occlusion of the LAD willlead to infarction of which ¢) Fossa ovalis a) Trabeculee carenae area (MAHE 05) 338. Consider the fotiowing statements- (UPSC07) 2) Posterior part ofthe interventricular septum ‘Venacaval opening of te diaphragm situated atthe ’) Anterior wall ofthe let ventricle level of T, transmit - 6) Lateral pat ofthe heart 1. Inferior vena cava 4) Inferior surface of ight ventricle 2 Vagus nerve 328. ‘The root of the right lung does not lie behind which 3. Branches of the right phrenic nerve ‘one of the following - (ICS05) 4. Thoracie duct 2) Right atrium b) Right vagus ‘Which ofthe statements given above are correct ? ©) Superior venacava _) Phrenic nerve a) tand2 b) 2and3 329. Which ofthe following do NOT elevate the ribs - ©) Land3 @) Vand 4 2) Serratus posterior superior (MAHA 05) 339. The normal narrowing in the middle of the ») Serramis posterior inferior esophagus is caused by- (Comed 07) ) External intercostals a) Azygos vein 4) Levatores costarum »b) Hemiazygos vein 330. Superior intercostalarteryis a branch of APPGE (05) ¢) Right main stem bronchus 2) Costocervical trunk b) Dorsal scapular artery 4) Left main stem broncins 6) Thyrocervical trunk — 4) Internal thoracic artery 340. The last tributary of the xzyg0s vein is -(Comed 08) 331. Anterior intercostal artery is branch of {Orrisa 05) a) Right superior intercostal vein 2) Internal mammary artery ») Hemi-azygos vein b) Direct branch of cata 6) Right bronchial vein 6) Posterior intercostal artery @) Accessory azygos vein 4 Subclavian artery 341. Structures that pass from thorax to abdomen behind 332. All of the following structures pass through the the diaphragm are al except- «aro7) superior aperture of thorax except -(4/MS NOV 05) 8) Azygos vein b) Aorta 2) Right recurrent laryngeal nerve ¢) Thoracic duct d) Greater splanchnic nerve ») Left common carotid artery 342. Most common site of Morgagni Hernia is- (4/07) ¢) Left sympathetic trunk a) LeftAnterior _b) Right posterior Thoracic duct ©) Right Anterior 4) Left posterior 333, While doing thoracocentesis, It is advisable to 343. Difference between typical cervical & thoracic introduce needle along- (Al 05) vertebral (4107) 2) Upper border of the rib a) Has a triangular body ») Loner border ofthe rib ») Hasa foramen ransversarium 6) In the center of the intercostal space ©) Superior acuar fet dicted backwards & anterior pert of intercostal space upwards ere 4) Has a large vertebral body 324yb 325)b 326) 327) 328) 329 30)a 331)a_332)a_3B)a 334)d 335)a_-H3HH 337) 338)¢ 339d 340)¢ Hl)d 342) 343}ANATOMY [4.181 344, Allof the following characteristics differentiate a 358, Fibrous pericardium is sttached to (Manipal 08) typical cervical vertebrae from a thoracic vertebrae a) Central tendon ‘b) Right crus except~ (Aitms May 07) ©) Left crus 4) Pleara 2) Has a triangular vertebral canal 356, Anterior interventricular artery is a branch of - b) Has foramen transversarium: a) Rt coronary artery (DPGEE 08) ©) Superior articular facet is directed backwards & ») Left coronary artery upwards ©) Circumflex artery ) Has a large vertebral body ¢) Left anterior descending artery 345, A“Potential Anastomosis” seen in- — (UP07) 357. Which of the following is true about the starting a) Labial branch of facial artery course azygous vein course - (APPG 08) b) Intercostal artery ) Superior venecava ©) Coronary artery ») Posteriorly to inferior venecava ¢) Arterial arcades of mesentery ©) Anterior lumbar vein 346. Which of the following duct commences in the 4) None abdomen as an elongated lymph sac ofthe cisterna 358. Trueabout anatomy of right ventricle~ chy is - (UP 07, UP 06) a) Situated posteriorly (PGI Dec 08) 2) Thoracic duet 'b) Garinr's duct 'b) More prominent trabecul ¢) Bile duct 4) Hepatic duct 6) Crista supraventricularis separate tricuspid valve 347, In a case of chest pain with pericarditis and & pulmonary valve pericardial effussion, pain is referred by - 4) Apex trabeculated a) Phrenic nerve (AIMS Nov 07) ©) TV & PY share fibrous continuity ) Superficial cardiac plexus 359, ‘TrueaboutLatissimus dorsi- (PGI Dec 08) ¢) Deep cardiac plexus 4) Nerve supply from long thoracic nerve 4) Vagus nerve +) Inserted into bicipital groove of humerus 348, Pleural tapping in the mic-axillary line, muscle not 6) Use to fill up back defects plerced is- (AIMS Nov 07) 4) Blood supply from lateral thoracic artery 2) Intemal intercostal b) External intercostal ‘9 Origin ftom upper four ribs 6) Inner most intercostal) Transversus thoracis 360, Boundary of triangle of auscultation is not formed 349, Which ofthe followings the most cranial structure ty. (AIIMS Nov 08) In the root of left lung? (AIMS Nov07) 4) Serratus anterior b) Seapula a) Bronchus Pulmonary artery ©) Trapezius 4) Latissimus dorsi c) Pulmonary vein 4) Bronchial artery 361. InaSubelavian artery block at the outer border of 350. If circumflex artery gives the posterior rib, all of the following arteries help in interventricular branch, this circulation is maintaining the circulation to upper limb exeept- described as- (AIMS Nov 07) 2) Subscapular artery (AIIMS Nov 08) a) Right dominance b)Left dominance ) Superior thoracic ¢) Codominance 4) Undetermined «) Thyrocervical trunk 351, Direct openingin the right atrium with- (UP 08) Suprescapular artery a} Anterioreardiae vein’ b) Oblique vein 362. Aortic hiatus contains - (AIMS May 09) ) Middlecardiacvein | —_4)Greatcardiae vein a) Left gastric vein and thoracic duct 352. In the lungs bronchial arteries supply the ) Thoracic duct and hemiazygos vein bronchopulmonary tree- (AI 08) ©) Azygos vein and thoracic duct a) Tilltertiary bronchi 4) Left vagus and thoracic duct +) Till segmental bronchi 363. Blood supply of pectoralis major muscles is /are~ €) Till respiratory bronchioles 2) Thoracoacromial trunk (PGI June 09) 4) Tillalveolar sacs b) Lateral thoracic artery 353. The thoracic duct receives tributaries from all of ©} Internal mammary artery perforating branches the following except - (Aiims May 08) @) Axillary artery a) Bilateral ascending lumbar trunk 6) Subclavian artery 0) Bilateral descending therein 364. As viewed from the right atrium, the floor of the ©) Left upper intercostal duc ssa ovals - jr ee fomaoraiistormedhy "(COMED 354, Tracheal bifurcation is at which level of vertebra - ») Septum secundum a) T4 12 (Manipal 08) ©) Bndocardial cushions Tl OT 4) Tricuspid valve orifice 344) 345)c | 346)a347)a 348) © 349)b 350)b 351)a_352)c 353)d354)a_355)a_356)b 357) 358)bode 359)abe 360)a 361) 362)c 363)ac 364)bANATOMY [1.19] 365, Thethoracic duct crosses the posterior mediastinum 375. Constri:tions in Esophagus are present at distance atthelevelotwhich vertebra- (COMED 09) ‘of (rom incisor) - (PGINow 10) a) 15 76 a) om b)25em ov OTS ©) 28em )36em 366, Spinal epidural space contains -(DELHIPG Feb, 09) ©) 400m a) Arcola tissue and intemal vertebral venous plex uses 376, The surface marking of the arch of aorta is as ') Only areolar tissue follows (Karn 1) ©) Only cerebrospinal fluid a) Behind the manubrium sterni 4) Vertebral venous plexus and cerebrospinal fluid 'b) 2nd intercostal space 367. Spinal epidural space is the largest at the level of €) 3rd intercostal space the (DELHI PG Feb. 09) 4) Left 2nd costal cartilage 8) 12% thoracic vertebra b) 1%Iumbar vertebra 377. Veins are an example of - (PUNJAB 11) ©) 2°4tumber vertebra) 3*€lumber vertebra 4) Conducting vessels _b) Distributing vessels 368. Allof the following are true about phrenic nerve, ©) Resistance vessels _d) Capacitance vessels except (DELHI FG Mar. 09) 378, Hassal’s corpuscles areseenin- —_(Jipmer 1) 4) Itis purely motor nerve a) Thymus ») Thyroid ») Itarise briefly from C, spinal nerve ©) Parathyroid 4) Spleen 6) Itis formed at the lateral order of scalenus anterior 379. Which of the following accompanies the anterior 4) Accessory phrenie is commonly a branch from Interventricular artery? (NEET/DNB Pattern) the nerve to subelavirus 8) Great cardiac vein _b) Middle cardiae vein 369. Which of the following statements ivare true about ) Small cardiac vein) Right marginal vein. diaphragm - (PGINov 09) 380, At what level does the trachea bifurcates? a) Left side pushed down by heart 4) Upper border of T4 (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Left side lower than right side ') Lower border of T4 ©) Right side lower than left side ©) 27.5 cm from the incisors 4) Right side pushed up by liver @) Lower border of TS ©) Hemia common on left because of weak origin 381. Which of the following represents the surface 370, ‘True about eft phrenienerve- (AIMS Nov 09) marking of the aortic valve? (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2) Lies enterior te anterior scalenous muscle 2) Stemal end of left 3rd costal cartilage ») Posterior to brachial plexus psoas oe ae ¢) Posterior Fi sides the sternum in intercostal space / Seabee €) Besides the stemum in right 3rd intercostals space 371. Leftsided superior vena cava drains into- (AI 10) 382. ee a 2 pen Leh sian 4) Accessory lung lobes ¢) Coronary sinus 4) Pericardial space ») Bronchopulmonary segment 372. Occlusion ofthe left anterior descending artery will «) Sequestrated lung tissue Jead to infarction of which area (DPG 10) © Base of ling a) Posterior part of the interventricular septum 383. IVC pierces the diaphgram at what vertebral level ») Anterior wall ofthe left ventricle a) 16 b)T8—— (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Lateral part ofthe heart 9mo — ati2 4) Inferior surface of right ventricle 384, Arch of aorta lies at what vertebral level - 373. Which ofthe following isnot a tributary of azygos ats b)T4 — (NEET/DNB Pattern) vein? (Maharashtra 10) 976 aT 4) Right posterior intercostal 385. Allof the following lie between the Ist rib and the ») Right superior apex of the lung, except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Left superior intercostal 2) Thoracic duct 4) Accessory hemiazygos >) Superior intercostal artery 374, ‘True statement about Rt coronary artery (RCA) - 6) First posterior intercostal vein 2) Diameter less than LCA (PGINov 10) 6) Sympathetic trunk +) RCA arses from anterior aortic sims ue) est ae abet hes verse GENE cers err Sr Tne aanitiee ) Forms rough wall of right atrium Pattern) 0) Roxen anh ® ume a ph on OA gives rise to circumflex coronary brane ©) Forms tight coronary sinus eek s coun 6) Forms left leaflet of coronary sinus 365)a 366)a 367)d 368)a 369) Ae 370)a_37I)e>a 372) 373)e IA4)abe 375)be 376)a 37d 378)a 379)a 38)b 381a382)c 383) 384) 38S)a_ 386)ANATOMY [1.20] 387. Subeapsular sinuses are seen in (NEET/DNB 399, Sympathetic supply to heart -(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Spleen b) Thymus Pattern) ae-S bat ©) Thyroid <) Lymph node 9C-C, +7, 388. Which ofthe following is not supplied by the right, 400. Esophagus shorts at which level - coronary artery? (NEET/DNB Pattern) Ky Peper ae ee os ans a) SA node ‘b) AV node Th ia f is ricoic aoe p ©) AV bundle 4) Right bundle branch 3 Eee i "attern) te ee eater 401. Surface marking of oblique fissure of lung include a) Behind sternal end of left 4 costal cartilage Surface ma RESTON eee b) Behind sternal end of right 4* costal cartilage a) T, a b) 54 rib ~ ©) Left 4% intercostal space in the midclavicular ©) Trib €) 6* costal cartilage | (NEET/DNB Patiern) 402. Blood supply of liver- __ (NEET/DNB Pattern) @) Left 3% intercostal space in the midclavicular 8) 80 % hepatic artery, 20 % portal vein line ) 20 % hepatic artery, 80 % portal vein 390, Superior vena cava opens into right atrium at €) 50% hepatic artery, 50% portal vein the level of - (NEETIDNB Pattern) 4) 100 % hepatic artery ati ye 403. Canary ss guarded by: (MEET Paton) om ams a) Crista terminalis ebesian valve 391. Opening of esophagus into diaphragm is at the ¢) Mitral valve 4) Spiral valve level of - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 404. Coronary sinus develops from-(NEET/DNB Pattern) ot ome 2 ieee) ae oT r Sinus venosus canal 392. Isometric relaxation is defined as - ret, eae EIGEN Coon 8) Relaxation of oth a" (NEET/DNB Pestrn) os spre, NEEMDNE Pate) ») Relaxation of both atria with all valves open aT ane a ees ee 406. Bifurcation of trachea is at - (VEET/DNB Pattern) 2) Upper border of TS ‘b) Lower border of T4 393. Distance of the Lower Esophageal Sphincter from ©) Upper border of T4 ) Lower border of TS the upper incisors is (VEET/DNB Pattern) 407. Fossa ovalis is a remnant of. (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) 1Sem b)22.5em a) Septum primum ’) Septum secundum ©) TSem )37.5em c) Ductus arteriosus) ductus venosus 394, ‘Transverse sinus is present posterior to which 408. SA node blood supply is - (NEET/DNB Pattern) structures ~ (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Rt. coronary b) Lt, coronary 2) Right atrium ») Left atrium c) Lt. and descending _d) Ant aortic sinus ©) Upper pulmonary artery d) Aorta 409. Koch’s triangle has blood supply from - 395. Aortic area for auscultation overlying the chest 2) Rt. corenary (NEETIDNB Pattern) wall is located at - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ib) secant 0) 2nd ners ; 8) Ant srtt sims 2a case ee coe a 410, At Satnt Laut angle what crusss - ©) Bpigastie eg space on left side a) Arch of aorta (NEET/DNB Pattern) gastric region ee 396. Lymphatic drainage of cervix isto all except - 4 Common carotid artery 4) Internal iliac (NEET/DNB Pattern) None ') External iliac 411, Lower border oflungisupto___levelofribsatmid- 9) bara axillary line~ (VEETIDNB Pattern) a6 bs 397. Hyaline cartilage of respiratory tree extends upto- 3 10 42 4) Tertiary bronchiole (NEET/DNB Pattern) 412. Occlusion of eft anterior descending artery results ») Secondary bronchiole inischemia of - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Terminal bronchiole a) Anterolateria wall b) Left atrium 4) Bronchi o) Right ventricle 4) Interatrial septum 398, Length of adult trachea is - (VEET/DNB Pattern) 413, Esophageal opening in diaphragm at - a) $6cm. b) 10-11 cm aT, b)T|, (NEET/DNB Pattern) 9) IS 166m )20-21em 97, aT, 387)d 388)d 389)a_390)d 391)b 392)c © 393)d_ 394) -395)b _396)c 397)d_398)b 399)b_400)b 401)c 402)b 403)b 404)c 405)a 406) 407)a 408)a 409)a 410)a411)b 412)a_413)bANATOMY [1.21] 44. 415. 416. 417. 418, 419, Ductus venosus connects - 4) Pulmonary trunk and descending aorta ») Right atrium and left atrum ©) Portal vein and IVC (NEET/DNB Pattern) @ Pulmonary trunk and ascending aorta Thoracic duct crosses at -_ (NEET/DNB Pattern) a Tl b)CT os Ts Midale lobe of lung contains, segments ~ 2) Superior & inferior (NEET/DNB Pattern) ') Anterior & posterior ) Medial & lateral 4) Apical & basal Azygos lobe is found (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Heart ») Spleen ) Lung, d) Pancreas Blood supply of thoracic part of esophagus - a) Aorta (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Inferior thyroid artery ©) Gastric artery 4) Superior thyroid artery Fossa ovalis clases because of fusion of- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Septum primum + Endocardial cushion ») Septum secundum + Endocardial cushion ©) Septum primum + Septum secundum ) None 426, 427. 428. 29, 430. ‘The ischial tuberosity gives attachment to- a) Obturatorinternus (AIMS 79, Rohtak 90) b) Quadratus femoris ©) Gluteus maximus 4) Adduetor magnus ‘The posterior division of obturator nerve innervates- (AIMS 79, Kerala 89) a) Hip joint ) Knee joint ©) Adductor longus 4) Pectineus In the region on the knee - (PGrs1) 8) The popliteal fossa is bounded above by tendons of the hamstring muscles and below by the two heads of the gastrocnemius muse! ') The deepest structure in the popli popliteal artery ©) The popliteal and femoral vessels are continuous through the adductor hiatus 4) The common peroneal nerve passes superficially through the central protion of popliteal fossa ‘The superficial circumflex iliac artery usually anastomoses with which of the following arteries - a) Superior gluteal (AIMS 81, AMC 83) ») Lateral femoral circumflex ©) Deep circumflex iiae @ All of the above The longitudinal arch of the foot - (PG182) a) Is divided into medial and lateral protions al fossa is the 420. What lies anterior to transverse sinus- (NEET/ anteriorly with the calcaneus forming a common ) Aorta b) Pulmonary artery DNB Pattern) ‘component posteriorly Qe aSve +) Is highest (most suprior) at the level of the talus «) Receives medial support primarily from the INFEX palntar calcaneonavicular (spring) ligament, Which directly support the head of the talus 421. Patella completely ossify by the ageof- (PGI84) 4) Isarranged so that weight is distributed anteriorly a) 6 years b) 10 years to the heads of the metatarsals and posteriorly ©) layears 4) 21 years to the calcaneus 422, Fabellais- (PGI81, AMU87) 431, The following muscles dorsiflex the foot at the a) Same as fibula ‘ankle joint - (PGI82) b) An accessory projection from fibula a) Extersor digitorum brevis 6) A sesamoid bone ») Tibiatis anterior 4) None of the above 6) Peroneus longus 423. Distal femoral epiphysis is seen at the age of - 4) Extensor hallucis longus 4) Justafter birth) 10weeks — (J/IPMERS0, 432, Abduction and adduction of the forefoot oceurs ©) 20 weeks a) 34 weeks Delhi 87) at- (P6183) 424, Which of the following muscles are stance phase 4) Subtalar joint +) Midtarsal joint muscles - (PGI 80, 87) 6) Inferior tbiofibular joint d) None ) Quadriceps b) Hamstring muscles 433. The contents ofthe femoral sheath isare-(AJIMS 84) ©) Anteriortibial 4) Peroneus longus 8) Femoralnerve ) Femoralvein ©) Soleus-gastrocnemuus ©) Femoral artery )b&e 425, Peroneus brevis isinserted to- (PGI88) 434, In walking, the hip bone of the suspended leg is: a) Base of fifth metatarsal raised by which of the following muscles acting b) Base of first metatarsal ‘onthesupportedside ofthe body- (AIMS 84) ) Head of third metatarsal ) Obturatorextermus _b) Giluteus medius 4) Head of second metatarsal ©) Gluteus maximus 4) Gluteus minim Aldo 415)b 416)c 4IT)e 418)a_ 419) 420)a 421)e 422)e 423)d 424)All 425)a_ 426) 427) 428)abe 429)d 430)All 431)bd 432) 433)d 434)aANATOMY [1.221 435. Due to bony support, the most stable position ofthe 447. Floor of the femoral triangle is formed by the ankle joint is- (AMU 84) following muscles, except the- (AMU 88) a) Inversion b)Plantar flexion a) Pectineus b) Adductor longus ©) Eversion 4) Dorsiflexion ©) lacus 4) Adductor brevis 436, The longest vein in the human body is-(A/IMS 85) 448. Pain from the hip jointis referred to the- (PGI88) @) NC ') Cephalic a) Back ») Knee joint c) Basilic ) Long saphenous ©) Calf 4) Alllof the above 437. The number perforators of the great saphenous 449. Foot drop resultas. result ofinjuryto- (4188) vein in the legis (AIMS 85) 4) Deep peroneal nerve a2 3 ') Superficial peroneal nerve 4 os ©) Tibal nerve 438. The following structures pass through the @) Deltoid ligament subsartorial canal,exceptthe- _(AIIMS 83) 450. LateralrotatorsofthehipareA/E- (A188) 4) Posterior division ofthe obturator nerve a) Piriforms b) Quadratus famoris +) Saphenous nerve ©} Obturator internus ) Obturator externus ©) Femoral artery 6) Psoas major - ; € Nerve to vastus intermedius 451, ‘Thestrongestigamentin the body is-_(PGI88) ©) Femoral vein ) Inguinal ligament —&)Lacunar ligament . Knee jerk reflex tests ~ iS 86, 87, ¢) Ligamentum flavum 4) liofemoral ligament be ee 452, The flexor of the hip is- ‘PGI 88) d cot a) Psoas 'b) Vastus medialis: alghy ©) Quadratus femoris d) Gluteus maximus " 453. Which artery is found in the adductor canal - ‘40, Sartre mutletakesorign from (4P 6 2) Profndafemoris Femoral (48/88) @) Pectinate line i ©) Obturator <4) Popliteal » a aa spine 454, Fascia cribrosais related to- (Rohtak 88) ie 2) fguinlsag tent ‘ °) Thi 41. Ossification of the lower end of femur is seen i ST eGreeieneedariermuenn mach ea) 455, Poplar mnadefrme he of pope ome a) 36" week 1b) 38 week ea prod oo Das werk ©) Upper boundary) Lower boundary aes 456. ‘The peroneal artery is a branch of which artery- 442, The keystone of the medial longitudinal arch of the DD Shelseeaee Coeaee foot is- GIPMER 86) ) Posterior tibial arter ) Calcaneum —_b) Cuboid ra Naraines cary ae ¢) Talus @Navieular Leal se Cie Ferenc enone 457. Femoral canal, whichis correct - (A189) 6) Tensor fasciae lata d) Articularis gemu Come geal 444, Where does superficial femorla artery becomes Inferior opigasti artery lies medially Dr eecere pean (N87) d) Medial most compartment of femoral sheath Mit ane eee 458. Extension ofthe hipisrestricted by- (4189) oki cree Poe a) Iliofemoral ligament) Psoas ane reas ©) Gravity 4) Abduetor muscles sop griheendriakir 459. Medial longitudinal arch of foot is not formed by- aaa Sse cee var) a) Cuboid b)Calcaneous (4/89) 4) Seen in the spine c) Talus d) Navicular ©) Synonyms wih pa cleaneonmie ett ete cee 9 is- (UPSC 89) Parte 2 Medial politeal _b) Posterior interosseus a) Rotate the fernur laterally on the tibia 7 ‘Bursae- (UPSC 89) 'b) Rotate the femur medially on the tibia 2) Suprapatellar by Secsituembvanceus ¢) Rotate the tibia laterally on the femur © Propeccilarbursa — d) Lateral patetane 435)d 436d 437) 438)d 439) 440) A41)a —44D)C 443)C 444) AASV 446) 447448) 449)a 450)e 451)d 4520 453d 454)b 455)b 456)e AST) 458)a 459)a 460)d 461)eANATOMY [1.23] 462, Medial meniscusis attached at- (VIMHANS89) 474, Thenerveinvolved in Tarsal Tunnel syndrome is - 2) One point 'b) Two point a) Lateral plantar b)Medial Plantar (4/93) 6) Three points None ¢) Posteriortibial 4) Anterior tibial 463, ‘Themuscles thatinnervatethesoleof footinclude- «475. Saphenous openingissituated- (JIPMER93) a) Tibialis anterior (AMU 89) 4) Just below pubic tubercle »b) Extensor hallucis longus ’b) Below and lateral to pubic tubercle ©) Tibialis posterior ©) Above and medial to pubic tubercle 4) Flexor digitorum longus 4) Just above pubic tubercle 464, Extensor of the knee is by - (aims 91) 476. Ossification centres in calcaneus and talus appear a) Biceps femoris ‘b) Quadriceps aa ie ie een ee ©) Sartorius ¢) Semi membranosus a) 4% and 8* mont b) 3%and 6* montt 465. Short saphenous vein {s he continuation of - ¢) $®and 9* month €)118and 12° month a) Medial marginal vein (AIIMS 91) 477. ane ea isto- (AI 95) ») Lateral marginal vein a) Deep inguinal nodes Dee vee ea +b) Superficial inguinal nodes ) Tibial vein ©) Paraaortic 466. Wich ofthe following muscles dacswot arse from €) Thae lymph nodes igen Mirg1) 478 Fabellaoceursin~ (IN 95) #) Fisxordigitoram brevis 2) Gastroenemious medial head +) Extensor digitorum brevis ») Gastrocnemious lateral head ©) Quadratus plantae 9) Tendo calcaneous 6 Flexorhallucis brevis 4) Soleus muscle 479, Action of quadratusfemorisis- (Assam 95) e) Abductor hallucis Ex : 467. The major blood supply to the posterior femor fe) eeension ) Flexion : 6) Lateral ration @) Medial rotation ‘muscles isp by: (aP $1) 480, While flexing knee, femoral condyles are prevented De eae ey eee een from rolling backwards - (AIMS 95) ) The obturator artery a) Ligamentum patellae «) The superior gluteal artery 2) Ligamentum pat <4 Medial andieteral femoral circumflex vessels Saag ligaments 468, Which of the following muscles does not insert ere intotheplantaraspectofthefoot= (UP 93) gg, DCrusteLgaments 2) Flexordigitonum longus b) Peroneus tertius EATEN) Rote EN CCORGE 6) Peroncus longus 4) Tibi posterior Oe fauieeal ©) enor halls ogo , 482, Anastomosis around the knee which sue 469, Oblique popliteal ligament is the continuation a Deine alee erase ae eta (AI 92) 'b) Anterior tibial artery (CUPGEE96) a) Semi tendinosus ‘b) Semi membranosus_ ©) Saphenous branch of femoral artery 6) Biceps femoris 48) Adductor magnus Dab 470, Ligament of Bigelow is present in- (AIMS 92) 483, Muscles inserted into the iliotiblal tract-(CUPGEE 2) Shoulder joint ) Ankle joint a) Tensor fscial lata b)Gluteusmaximus 96) o) Kneejoit ig. OHipioit o) Vastus lateralis) Al Da attic pee ae Knee jerk is primarily served by - (4197) a) -25ee u byL2 re ae ou ye 472, Inthe adult, thechief arterial supply to the head of. 485. Not seen in adductor canal - (Kerala 97) the eae the~ (IN 92) a) Femoral artery b) Femoral nerve a) Superficial circumflex lia artery 6) Saphenous nerve _d) Femoral vein ) Obturator artery 486, Spontaneous pelvic diasthesisis seen in- (PGI97) ) Branches from the medial and lateral circumflex a) Extendedlithotomy _b) Squating femoral arteries ©) Trendelenberg 4) Supine 4) Deep external pudendal artery 487, Structure passing deep to Flexor retinaculam, aca, teary ssc emecternthe bet media mats (AMS 97) ; phenous ven ean be exposed anterior 2) Tibials anterior ‘medial malleolus at (AMU 92) '9) Tibialis posterior a) Im b)125em ¢) Posterior tibial artery ©) 25em Odom 4) Tendon of Extensor hallucs longus 4620 48)acd 464) 465) 4664 467)a 468) 46H 470d 471) 472) ATC 474)e 475) 416) 471A 478) 479)c 480)d AB1)d 482)ab 483)d 484) 485) 486)a_487)HeANATOMY [1.241 488. TVinfusionis avoided in- (CUPGE97) 500, Trendelenburg’s sign is postive with weakness/ 4) long saphenous vein b) Cephalic vein paralysis- (7M 2001) ¢) Ext Jugular vein 4) Int.Juguler vein | Ginizie arin 489, Weight of the body is supported in siting posture ®) Glaeus medius & minimus Ns (COPGES?) 9 Ader ons e it = a4 jamstrings Rey et S01. Largest branch ofLumbarplexus- (TN 2001) 490, False about venous drainage at the lower limb- 8) Sciatic Nerve ») Femoral nerve 6) Obturstor nerve & Padendal nerve fo) Bice flaws fom stereo Geen eaten 502. Following ligament forms the medial boundary 6) Blood flows ftom deep to superficial (Kerala 97) * oftemoral canal (PU 2001) 6) Veins are provided with valves 2) Peetineal, b)Lacunar 4) Valvular incompetence will lead to varicose veins © Puble Inguinal 491, Adduetorhallucisnervesupplyis- Gimer98) gg, WWyrhsauscle extends thence wah chip flexion: a) Medial plantar nerve 2) Biceps femoris ) Vastus medialis, 6) Deep branch of medial plantar nerve ¢) ects femoris Vests lateralis ¢) Deep branch of lateral plantar nerve 504, A110 year old boy taken for venesection of Great 4) Lateral plantar nerve saphenous vein developed sudden pain & parasthesia 492, Anterior cruciate igamentis attached to-U/IMPER 98) on the medial aspect of great toe after givin incision 8) Medial part of anterior Intercondylar area of tibia over the vein & ligating it. Which ofthe following +) Lateral par’ of medial condyle of femur nerveis mostlikely involvedinthis- (47 02) ¢) Lateral part of iateral condyle of femur a) Sural nerve ) Deep peroneal nerve 4) Medial part of lateral condyle of fernur ) Medial planternerve _d) Saphenous nerve 493, Lateral Circumflex femoral sa branch of - 505, ‘The Lymphatic drainage from heel and lateral ‘External lliacb)Intemaliliac (498) lateral part offeotis to {SIPMER 2002) ¢) Femoralartery _€) Profunda femoris artery 2) Superficial inguinal LN b)Deep inguinal LN 494, In children, the head of femur is supplied by all ¢) ExtemaliiacL.N ) Exaggression of longitudinal arches «) Injury to deltoid ligament 4) Shortening of planter aponeurosis All of the following ligament contribute to be Stability of ankle (alocrural) joint except-4/IMS03) 4) Caleaneonavicular (spring) ) Deltoid ©) Lateral 4) Posterior tibiofibular Preganglionic parasympathetic nerve fiber which supply pelvic viscera is/are- (PG103, ) Ventral rami ofS, ») Hypogastrc plexus )Pudendal nerve 4) Splanchnic nerve ¢) Inferior mesenteric plexus Arterial branches which supply the head and neck ofthe femur is/are- (PG103) 8) Metial circumflex artery ») Lateral circumflex artery ©) Profuunda femoris artery © Obturator artery ©) Ext. femoral artery ‘Trueabout gluteus maximus exeept- (Manipal 04) ) Supplied by superior gluteal nerve b) Arises from coceyx, ischium 6) Insertion into iliotbial tract 4) Strong extensor Upper part of the deltoid ligament is attached to the medial malleolus and lower partis attached. (Pcr02) ‘b) Lateral plantar artery @) posterior tibial artery 522, Which of the following invertors is inserted on almost all the tarsal bones except talus (Kerala 04) a) Tabialis anterior ’) Tibialis posterior ¢) Flexorhallucis longus 4) Flexor éigitorun longus 523, Deltold ligamentis composed of allof following parts except (SGPGI04) a) Tibiocaleacancal ») Tibiotalar 6) Tibiofibular 4) Vibionavicular 524, By pinching sartorius muscle which reflex is, elicited ipmer 03) a) Tendon reflex )Cremastricreflex ¢) Bulbocavernous reflex d)Analreflex 525. When foot is off the ground the action of gluteus medius to is- (SGPGI04) a) Flexion) Abduction ) Extension d)Make the opposite hip horizontal 526. Lateral popliteal nerveiinjury can cause-{SGPGI05) 4) Loss of sensation in sole ») Paralysis of sole muscle 6) Telepas equinovarus 4) Telipus calcanco valgus 527. Which ofthe following ahout medial meniscusis true- a) More liable to injury than lateral meniscus »b) Attached to fibular collateral ligament (4MU 05) c) Itis circular in shape 4) Wider in front 528, The forward displacement of the tia and the femur isprevented by- (COMEDK 05) a) Anterior cruciate ligament b) Posterior cruciate ligament ) Medial collateral ligament 4) Lateral collateral ligament 529. Spring ligament is also called - 2} Caleaneonavicular ligament +b) Catcaneocubiod ligament c) Transverse tibiofibular ligament 4) Talocaleaneal igament 530, Major arterial supply toanterior cruciate ligament is from- (ipmer 05) ) Medial genicularartery »b) Lateral genicular artery ©) Middle genicular artery 4) None of the above 4531. Lateral meniscusis less prone to injury than medial ‘meniscus because of the following except- a) Lateral meniscus i less mobile than (Jipmer 0S) ‘medial meniscus by Lateral meniscus is opened outwards by the popliteus 6) Lateral meniscus is more adapted to sustain injury ipmer 05) a) Talus ) Cuboid (Kerala 04) 4) Lateral meniscus undergoes less excursion during ©) Navicular ——_ d) Caleanewn rotatory movement S12)ab SB)ae S14e S1s)e 516)a SITa SIS)ad S19)ad S20a S2)acd 522)b 523) S24)b 525)b 526)c S2T)a 528)a_529)a_530)e 531)bANATOMY [1.26] 532. True about the anatomy of great saphenous vein- ‘543. All the contents of femoral sheath except- (UP 07) 2) Starts asa continuation of (PGI June 05) ) Femoralartery ——_b) Femoral nerve ‘medial marginal vein ©) Femoral vein 4) Genito femoral nerve ») Ends of femoral vein 2.5 em below the inguinal 544, Adductor canal lies beneath the- (P07) ligament. a) Adductor longus ) Adductor magnus €) There are 2-5 valves below the knee 6) Sartorius 4) Vastus medialis 4) Ascends 2.5-3 em behind tibial malleolus 545. Femoralringis bounded byallexeept- (UP 07, ¢) Inthe thigh, itis in relation with medial cutaneous a) Inguinal ligament DNB 90) nerve of thigh ») Superior ramus of pubis: 533. Which one of the following arteries pierces the ) Femoral artery oblique popliteal ligament ofthe knee joint - 4) Femoral vein a) Medial superior genicularartery Ue K05) 546. Posterior dislocation of the femur on the tibia is ») Lateral superior genicular artery prevented by- (P07) ¢) Middle genicula artery a) Anterior crnciate ligament 4) Posterior tibial recurrent artery b) Posterior cruciate ligament 534, Thecremaster muscleis innervated by which of the ©) Medial collateral ligament following nerves - (MAHA 05) 4) Lateral collateral ligament 4) Genital branch ofthe genitofemoral nerve ‘547. Inforcefal inversion of foot, fracture ofthe tuberosity >) Wioinguinal of Sth metatarsal is due to pull exerted by which oT, tendon- (AIMS Nov 07) 6) Femoral 2) Peroneus longus by Peroneus brevius, 535. Alllof the following statements concerning the ©) Peroneus tertius 4) Extensor digitorum sartorius muscle arecorrectexcept- (MAHA (5) 548. Apatient wason DVT prophylaxis. Allof the following a) It is known as the “tailor’s muscle” has perforators which connect superficial veins to ») It is the longest muscle i the body the deep veins, except - (ATMS Now 07) 6) It acts across two joints @) Ankle ') Below the inguinal ligament @) Itextends the hip ©) Mid calf 4) Lower thigh ‘536. Which of the following nerve is NOT a branch of ‘549, Inversion / Eversion movements oceursat - (UP 08) lumbar plexus- (APPGE05) a) Ankle joints b) Subtalar joints a) Obturator nerve 6) Tibjotalar joints d) Transverse tarsal joints ) Femoral nerve ‘550, Anterior cruciate ligaments prevents- (UPS) 6) Sciatic nerve a) Anterior dislocation of femur 4) Lateral cutaneous nerve of thigh ) Posterior dislocation of femur 537. The femoral ring is bounded by the following ©) Anterior dislocation of tibia structures except= (AI05) 4) Posterior distocation of tibia 2) Femoral vein ) Inguinal ligament ‘551. Ayoung patients presented with loss of sensation in ©) Femoral artery 4) Lacunar ligament sloe of foot with paralysis of medial side of plantar 538, The direction of the flow of venous blood in muscles ofthe foot, Most likely nerve involvement conditions of valve incompetence affecting is- (UP 08) perforating veins of lower limb is-(AIIMS May 05) 2) Common peroneal nerve a) Along gravity 'b) Superficial to deep b) Deep peroneal nerve ©) Along osmotic gradient d) Deep to superficial ©) Superficial peroneal nerve 539, Eversion offootisproducedby-_ (COMED-06) 4) Tibial nerve 2) Tibialis anterior ’) Tibial posterior 552, Allofthe following muscles are composite muscle ©) Peroncus tertius 4) Peroneus longus Except- (A108) 540. Invertor of footis- (PGMCETON) a) Pectineus b) Rectus femoris 4) Tibialis posterior b) Peroneus tertius ) Adductor magnus _d) Biceps femoris ©) Peroneus brevis, 4) Gastrocnemius 553. Theskin overlying the region where a venous " 541. About Posterior cruciate ligament -true statement down’ is made to access the Great saphenous vein is- (ar07) in supplied by - (A108) 8) Attached to the lateral femoral condyle 8) Femoralnerve _b) Sural nerve ») Intrasynovial 6) Tibialnerve _d) Superficial peroneal nerve 6 Prevents posterior dislocation of tibia 584, Blood supply offemoralheadis- (PGI June 08) 4) Relaxed in full flexion 1) Femoral artery ‘542. All the structures are inside femoral sheath except- b) Obturatorartery a) Femoralnerve b)Femoralartery (MAHE 07) 6) Internal pudendal artery ©) Femoralvein _d) Lymphatics 4) Media & Lateral circumflex artery 532)a 533)e 534)a_$35)d $36 S37)C 538)d S39)ed S40)a SHI)o 542) S43)b_SH4)e S45)e S46)a S47) S48) 549) S50) $51)d S52Vb 553)aSS4)baANATOMY [1.271] 555. All the structures are inside femoral sheath 566. AManisstucked with lathion ateral aspect ofhead except- (Manipal 98) offibula. Which of the following feature(s) can occur a) Femoral nerve Femoral artery asa result of nerve injury (PGI June 09) ©) Femoral vein a Lymphaties 2) Loss of sensation along lateral border of foot. 556, ‘The following tendons pass under extensor ») Loss of sensation of adjacent sides of Ist & 2nd retinaculum except - (Manipal 08) toe. 2) EXTENSOR digitorum brevis ¢) Inversion inability ») Extensor ballucis 4) Dorsiflexion not possible. ©) Tibialis anterior «) Plantur flexion not possible. 4 Sopericial peroneal nerve 567. Anterior wal of inguinal canal is formed by 557. Which ofthe following structure is attached to the eee Otome Metre Tree oo) 2) Extemal and intemal oblique i b) External, internal and transverse abdominis oy Ester etre ©) External oblique and rectus abdominis ) Popliteus tendon 4) Internal oblique and transverse abdominins ¢) Lateral collateral ligament 568. Allstatements concerning the conjoint tendon are 4) Posterior cruciate ligament true, except: (DELHI PG Mar. 09) 558. Which of the following is not supplied by posterior a) It forms part of posterior wall of inguinal canal division of obturator nerve? (APPG 08) ) It is the fused part of aponeurosis of transverses ) Obturatorextemus —_b) Oburator interns abdomens and internal oblique musele ©) Adductor magnus) Both aande ©) Itis continuous with inguinal ligament 559. ‘Trendelenburg testis postive due to injury to which 4) Itmay be pushed forward by direct inguinal hernia of the following nerve- (AIMS Nov 08) 569, Ininjury tohead of fibula, all are involved except- 8) Obturator ») Sciatic 4) Common peroneal N. (AIMS Nov 09) ©} Superior Glutesl 4) Inferior Giuteal ») Superficial peroneal N. 560. Which passive movement causes pain in deep 6) Anterior Tibial N. posterior compartment syndrome? (AIIMS Nov 8) 4) Tibial N. 8) Foot abduction »)Dorsiffexion of foot 570. Deep peroneal nerve supplies- _ (AIIMS ov 09) ©) Plantarflexion of foct 4) Foot adduction a) I" web space of foot 561, iofemoral ligament arise frem- (PGI Dec 08) b) 5® web space of foot 4) Ischial tuberosity b) Anterior superior lia spine ¢) Antero lateral dorsum of foot 6) Hiopubicrami 4) Anterior inferior liae spine 4) Lateral part ofleg ) liac crest 571. Allofthe following maintain the stability of ankle 562, _Amanisstucked with lathion lateral aspect ofhead jointexcept- (AIMS Nov 09) of fibula. Which ofthe following can oceur as a result, a) Cruciate ligament ofnerve injury- (PGI Dec 08) ) Shape of the bones a) Loss of sensation of lateral foot ¢) Tendons of muscle which cross the joint »b) Loss of sensation of adjacent sides of Ist & 2nd toe 4) Collateral ligament 6) Inversion inability 572, Whatis medial most in femoral triangle - 4) Dorsifiexion not possible a) Vein byArtery (AUIS Nov 09) ¢) Plantar flexion not possible ©) Newe <) Lymphatics 563, Superior Gluteal Nerve supplies all of the following 573. Ahealthy young athlete is sitting at the edge of the ruuscles, Except- (409) ‘table with knee at 90 degree flexion. HeSully extends 2) Gluteus Minimus ) Gluteus Maximus ‘What will happen- (AIMS May 10) ©) Tensor fascia lata 4) Gluteus Medius 4) Moverent of tibial tuberosity towards centre of ‘564, Allofthe following are composite muscles, except - the patella 4) Flexor carpi Ulnaris (A109) b) Movement of tibial tuberosity towards lateral ») Flexor digitorum profundus border of patella 6) Pectineus ©) Movement of tibial tuberosity towards medial 4) Biceps Femoris border of patella ‘565. Muscles(s) causing dorsiflexion of footis/are- 4) No change in position ) Extensor digitorum longus. (PGI June 09) 574, Gluteus mediusis supplied by - (4110) b) Extensor hallucis longus 2) Superior gluteal nerve ©) Flexordigitorum longus ») Inferior gluteal nerve 4) flexor hallucis longus 6) Nerve to obturator internus 6) Tibialis anterior 4) Nerve to quadratus femoris, 555) 556d S57) S88) 559)c S60) SEI) S62)abA 563)b SE4)eS6)abe S66)abd S6Ta S68)¢ 569)d S70) S7I}a_572)d_573)b_574)aANATOMY [1.28] 575. Which ofthe following tendons passes below the 586, Contents of adductor canal includes all except sustenticulum tali- (AI 10) a) Femoral vein Gipmer 10) a) Tibialis anterior ) Femoral artery »b) Tibialis posterior ¢) Saphenous nerve ¢) Flexor digtorum longus 4) Nerve to vastus lateralis 4) Flexorhallucis longus 587, Afferent component of cremasteric reflex 576. Which of the folowing tendons has attachments on includes - Gipmer 10) sustenticulum Tali - (Al 10) 2) Ilioinguinal nerve ') Genito femoral nerve ) Tibialis anterior ») Tibialis posterior ©) Pudendal nerve 4) liohypogastric, ©) Flexordigitorum longus _d)Flexerhallucis longus 588, Superficial inguinal ring is a defect in- 577. Foot drop results asa result of injury to -(DPG 10) 2) Extemal oblique abdominis Gipmer 10) ) Deep peroneal nerve ») Internal obfique abdominis, ») Superficial peroneal nerve 6} Internal oblique aponeurosis ©) Tibial nerve 6) Extemal oblique aponeurosis 4) Deltoid ligament 589, Nervesupply to tensor fascialata- (Jipmer 10) 578. Which one of the following arteries pierces the a) Femoralnerve _b) Inferior gluteal nerve “oblique popliteal ligament of the knee joint? 6) Sciaticnerve _d) Superior gluteal nerve a) Medial superior genicular artery (DPG10) 590, What is the root value of the posterior cutaneous ) Lateral superior genicular artery nerve of the thigh ? (NEETIDNB Pattern) ©) Middle genicular artery a) S1,S2 ») SI, 82, $3. 4) Posterior tibial recurrent artery 9) 82,83 4) S2, $3, 4 579. Which of the following forms the tendinous sling in 591. During heel touch phase of walking pressure in the superficial arch offoot? (Maharashtra 10) calf compartment is- _ (NEET/DNB Pattern) 1) Peroneus longus and perneus brevis a) More than resting pressure ) Peroneus brevis ») Less than resting pressure €) Peroneus longus and tibialis posterior ©) No change in pressure 4) Peronuis brevis and tibialis posterior 4) First rises and then falls ‘580, Urogenital diaphragm is made f the following except 592. Gluteus maximus is supplied by - a) Deep transverse perinei (Maharashtra 10) ) Superior gluteal nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Perineal membrane b) Inferior gluteal nerve ©) Colles’ fasicia ©) Nerve to quadratus femoris 4) Sphincter urerthrae @) Sciatic nerve ‘581. Feature seen in common peroneal nerve injury- 593, Extensor hallucis longus is supplied by ~ a) Inversion inability (PGIMay 10) 4) Superficial peroneal nerve ») Loss of sensation of sole ) Deep peroneal nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Foot drop 6) Tibial nerve - 4) Loss of extension of great toe 6) Sciatie nerve ©) Seen in Fibular neck # 594, Anterior compartment of leg contains all except- ‘582, _Allof the following are supplied by superior gluteal ) Peroneus brevis (NEETIDNB Pattern) nerve except- (AIMS Nov 10) ») Tibialis anterior 8) Gluteusmaximus )Gluteus minimus ©) External hallucis longus ©) Gluteus medius 4) Tensor fascia lata 6) Extemal digitalis tongus 583. Arterial supply to the head and neck of femur is- 595, The nutrient artery to the femur is 8) Lateral circumflex femoral artery (Punjab 10) a) Profunda femoris artery (NEET/DNB Pattern) ') Medial circumflex femoral artery b) Femoral artery ©) Profuunda femoris artery ¢) Popliteal artery 4) External femoral artery 4) Midale circumflex femoral artery 584, Which ofthe following movements will mote affected 596. Nutrient artery arises to fibula from - byinvolvementoftheLSNerveroot- (AI 11) 8) Peroneal artery (NEETIDNB Pattern) ) Thigh adduction b) Knee Flexion b) Anterior tibial artery ©) Knee Extension 4) Toe Extension ©) Posterior tibial artery 585. All of the following statements about injury to 4) Poplitesl artery common peroneal nervearetrue,except- (Il) 597, Nutrient artery to femur arises from - ) Commonly results from injury to the neck of fibula a) Femoral artery (NEET/DNB Pattern) +b) Loss of sensations over sole of foot ') Profunda femoris artery 6) Loss oftte dorsiflexion 6) Popliteal artery 4) Foot drop ) None of the above 575)d_ 576) S7T)a_ S78) STD) S8)e S81)ede 582)a583)b 584)a 585) 586)d 587) 588d 589)d 590) 591)a_592)b 593)b 594)a 595)a 596Ja_ 597)ANATOMY [ 1.29] 598. Tyr old girl injury to nerve which passes superior 610. Deltoid ligament is attached to all except ~ to piriformis & winds around greater sciatic notch. a) Medial malleolus (NEET/DNB Pattern) ‘Most likely muscle affected- (NEET/DNB Pattern) b) Talus 4) Giuteus medius +) luteus maximus ¢) Caleaneum c) Obturator internus 4) Piriformis d) Lateral malleolus 599. Course of the great saphenous vein lies in what 611. First web space of toes is supplied by - rekation to the malleoli? (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Femoral nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Anterior to the medial malleolus b) Deep peroneal nerve b) Posterior to the medial malleolus ©) Superficial paroneal nerve ©) Anterior to the lateral malleolus @) Sphenous nerve 4) Posterior to the lateral malleotus 612, Flexor of hip joints are all except (NVEET/DNB 600, Structures passing through the greater sciatic 2) Psaoas major 3) Sartorius Pattern) foramen are all of the following except - «) Gluteus maximas 4) Reetus femoris 2) Pyriformis (NEET/DNB Pattern) 613, Flexion of knee joint is caused by- (NEET/DNB b) Superior gluteal nerve a) Rectus femoris b) Vastus medialis Pattern) c) Inferior gluteal nerve c) Homstrings d) Vastus lateralis 4) Obturator nerve 614, Adductor canal conteins all except- (NEET/DNB 601. All are contents of femoral sheath except- a) Femoral artery b) Femoral vein. Pattern) a) Femoral artery (NEETIDNB Pattern) ©) Femoral nerve d) Sphenous nerve ) Femoral nerve 618, ‘Tibial nerve supplies all except -(NEETDNB Pater) 6) Femoral vein 2) Gastrocnemius ') Plantaris d) Genitofemoral nerve ¢) Peroneus longus 4d) Tibialis posterior 602, Conjoint tendon is formed by- (NEET/DNB 616. ‘What les at midinguinal point - 2) External oblique, internal oblique Pattern) 4) Deep inguinal ring (NEET/DNB Pattern) b) External oblique, transversus abdominis +) Superficial inguinal ring 6) Intemal oblique, transversus abdominis «) Femoral artery all three @ Sphenous vein 603, Nutrient artery arises to fibula from - a) Peroneal artery (NEET/DNB Pattern) ABDOMEN ) Anterior tibial artery ¢) Posterior bial artery 617. Which of the folowing stimulus does not induce eames visceral pi (All nda 93) 604, Root value ofsciaticnerve-_ (NEET/DNB Pattern) je wisieasion Pay as85 DLLSSS, ©) Cauterisation @) Cutting OLLL ou 618. Length of spermatozoa - (CUPGEE 02) 603. Site of injection in gluteus - (NEET/DNB Pattern) Simoes emer 2 nfeomedal >) Superomedial 619, ‘The frat event to ear inthe MICTURITION ©) Superolateral d) Superomedial aETEERIES (AIMS 93) 606. Major flexor of hip joint -(NEET/DNB Pattern) 2 Relation ofephinciee 4) Psoas major b) Gluteus maximus by Deanne contact om! 4) Hamstring 6) Relaxation of perineal muscles 607. ‘Trendelenburg sign Is due to paralysis of - 4) Activity of EMG stops at extemal sphincter 8) Gluteus maximus (NEET/DNB Pattern) 620, Hydatides of Morgagni are (Jipmer 79, Bihar 89) b) Gluteus medius 2) Hydatid cysts in the brain ©) Pyriformis ») Hydatid cyst in the thorax 4) Obturatior ext «) Subcutaneous hydatid eysts 608. Inguinal ligament forms the boundries of - @ None of the above 4) Femoral triangle (NEET/DNB Pattern) 621, Capacity ofstomach of newborn (Calcutta 2K) »b) Hesselbach’s triangle 2) 20m b)30ml ©) Both ©) S0ml 100ml ‘None 622, Corresponding to the Vas in males, which structure 609, Length of inguinal canal - (NEET/DNB Pattern) Penetrates the inguinal ring in females - (PGI 88) D2sem Daca 2) Round ligament b) Inguinal igament Bios ise ¢) Broad ligament 4) Cardinal tignment 598) 599)a 600)d 601) 602)e 603)a 604) GOS)e 605)a GOI) GOBJe ON} GID)A SII)b 612)c 613)c 6l4)c 61S)e El6)c 617)ed 618)a 619)c¢ 620)d 621)b 622)aANATOMY [1,30] 623, Allaresupports of uterusexeept- (AIMS 92) 636, Fascia of Denonvilliers - (arn 94) 2) Uterosacral ligament 8) Membranous layer of fascia ofthe thigh ») Round ligament of Uterus >) Perirenal fascia c) Mackenrodts ligament ©) Fascia between the rectal ampulla and the prostate €) Transverse cervical ligament, and the seminal vesicles 624, The sensory nerves from the cervix pass through 4) Posterior layer of perienal fascia thee (DNB 9) 637. Irritation of the diaphragam radiates to which 2) Lumbar 4.5 by Sucral2,34 cufthe following segments - (AP 97) c) Pudendal nerve —_—d) Ilioinguinal nerve a) C4 BCL 625. The branches of internal iliac artery include all ©) C67 C89 of the following except (KARN 94) 638, Nerve oflaterjet of vagusisseenin- (PGI97) 2) Uterineartery _b) Middle rectal artery 8) Thorax ‘byNeck ©) Obturatorartery 4) Inferior epigastric artery ©) Stomach 4) Heart 626, All ofthe following are branches of internal iline 639, Pancreatico splenic lymph nodes receive lymphatics except (AP 97) from the part of the stomach which is supplied by - ) Ovarian artery _b) Superior vesical artery 8) Left gastric artery (CS 2K) ©) Uterineartery 4) Intemal pudendal artery +) Short gastric arteries and let gastroepiploic artery 627. The principal factor causing the rupture of the ©) Right gastro epiploic artery ‘qroafian follicle is~ (Kerala 2K) 4) Right gastric artery 8) Increase in intrafolicular pressure 640. Most common type of diaphragmatic hernia - ') Necrobioss of the overlying tissues 8) Bochdalck’s hernia (JIPMER 85) 6) Allof the above 'b) Morgagnl’s hernia €) None of the above ) Heria throught tue dome 628. The superior rectal artery arises from the- ) Hiatus hemia a) Superior mesentric artery (AIMS 85) 641. Ta portal hypertension she stesofportosstemte b) Inferior mesentric artery des mH eee ny ete }) Internal pudendal artery Around umbilicus 629, Middle rectal artery is branch of... artery-(PGI88) ©) Lower third ofrectum and anal canal ) Interna ii nite 4) Extraperitoneal surface of abdomina organs a) Internal iliac intemal pudendal ©) Externaliliac ) Femoral Oates ee 630. The blood supply of the jejunum is through the- erase oer ns ea er Beare nee a) 5-8mmHg —_b) 6-12mmHg a) Inferior mesenteric artery (PGI88) Dit isem ep gases pee 643. One of the following does not normally shrink fo Estep cacoctioL ante, inthe umbilical cord- _ (PGI79, 80, UPSC87) @) Lleocolic artery 2) Allantois 6) Vitello intestinal duet 631. Appendiculararteryisa branch of- (PGI85) ©) Umbilical vein Umbilical artery a) Ileocolicartery _b) Right colic artery 644. Over 75% of the strength ofthe intact abdaminal ) Middle colic artery d) Posterior cecal artery walls in the - (UPSC95) 632. Recurrent appendicular artery is a branch a) Skin b) Subcutaneous tissue of- (PGI85) ©) Aponeurosis —_d) Pentonium 8) Ileocolicartery __b) Right colic artery 645. Bowel does not get strangulated in which of the 6) Middlecolicartery d) Posterior cecal artery following- (AIMS 2K) 633. Thelength of the CBD is- POIs) a) Recto uterine pouch 8) Sem b)7Sem ) Omental bursa ©) 80cm d)9em ©) ileo-colic recess 634. Caudate lobe of iver is situated - (PGI 9) 4d) Para duodenal and peritoneal recess 4) Gal ater nd groove for igamentn ees 646, Real ole faremd by sting ine to tine ») IVC and ligamentum Venosam and encircling the aorta by - 0) Posterior poole ake 8) Horse soe Kiney Renna €@ Anterior superior surface of liver ©) Seftrenal vein ‘one ofthe above 635. ‘Transpyloric plane passes through- (Kerala 91) 647. cae bps a) TL, WLS, 8) Prostatic areas ot oun ) Spongy 6) Allare equally dilatable 623)None 624)b 625)d 626)a 627)b 628)b 629)a 630)b 631)a_632)None_633)c 634)b 635)d 636)c 637)a 638)c 639)b 640)d 64l)e 642)b 643)a_644)e GAS)a__646)c G47)ANATOMY [4.311 648. In hydrocele aspiration, the ncedle passes through 4) The parasympathetic preganglionic fibres arise alloffollowinglayersexeept- (DELHIPG96) from$2-S4 a) Dartos ©) Allof the above ») Tunica albuginea 658, ‘Thecommon bile duct- (PGI 80) ©) Tunica vaginalis 4) Passes anterior to the first part of the duodenum 4) External spermatic fascia by) Is situated anterior to the portal vein 649. During abdominal surgery under local anaesthesia, ©) Opens into the third part of the duodenum ‘atient suddenly felt sharp pain. Injury tostructure d) Is separated from the inferior vena cava by Likely involved - (AIMS 2%) the epiploic foramen a) Liver parenchyma ) Large gut 659. ‘The right suprarenal gland is elated to the- ©) Small gut 4) Parietal peritonium a) Third partof the duodenum — (JIPMER 80 650, The lesser peritoneal sac (omental bursa) is b) Inferior vena cava PGI81) bounded- (PGI78, AIIMS 75) ©) Transverse colon ) Anteriorly by the stomach d) Right lobe of the liver ») Posterierly by the ileum 660. Which of the following statements concerning ©) Posteriorly by the pancreas the anterior abdominal wall is/are correst?(PGI80) 4) Posteriorly by the lesser omentum 4) The fibers of external and internal abdominal 651. Asarule, all prostatic arteries are branches of the- oblique muscles are oriented perpendicular to one 4) Inferior vesical b) Deferntial PGI78,AIIMS91) another ©) Superior vesical d) Internal pudendal ) A function of the rectus abdominis muscle is 652. ‘The lumbosacral lumbar and sacral) plexus~ extension ofthe vertebral column a) Is formed within both the (PGI78, 81) ©) The Muscles are innervated partially by lower abdomen and the pelvis intercostal nerves, ») Is formed partially within the substance of the 4) Contraction ofits muscles reduces intrabdominal majormuscle pressure ©) Is found partially on the deep aspect of the 661. The celiac nodes receive lymphatic drainage from piriformis muscle the (JIPMER 80, AMC 84) 4) Has branches that innervate the muscles of the a) Liver b) Pancreas lowerabdominal wall ©) Spleen 4) Duodenum ©) None ©) All of the above 653. The posteroinferior (visceral) surface of the liver 662, Which of the following statements relative to isrelated to the- (IIPMER 78, PGT 80) the gallbladder is/are true- (PGI80) a) Rightkidney _b) Hepatic flexureof the colon a) Its fundus is normally situated onthe ranspylorie ©) Duodenum _d) Esophagus line a the tip of the ninth costal cartilage 654, Buck's fascia is related to- (/IPMER 78, AMU 86) b) It occupies a groove that separates the right and 4) Ischiorectal fascia b) Thigh quadrate lobes of the liver ©) Neck 4) Penis ©) It is related posteriorly to the first part of the 655, Structure found in the superficial perineal space duodenum, (pouch) ofthemaleinctudethe- (PGI 72. 82) 4) Its arterial supply is typically derived from a) Bulb of the penis the left hepatic artery ) Bulbospongiosus muscle 663, Parasympathetic outflow from sacral plexus ¢) Ischiocavernosus muscles is (JIPMER 81, AP 91) 4) Superficial transverse perineus muscle a) Nerve Erigentes b) Nerve of Kuntz €) None ©) Amold’s nerve 4) Jacobson’s nerve 656, ‘Thepost. wall ofinguinal canal are formed by many 664. ‘Theurinary bladder inthemaleis- (PGISI, 82) structures thatinclude-_(JIPMER 79, PGI87) 4) Posterior to the pubic symphysis 4) Conjoint tendon b) Transversus abdominis ») Anterior to the ampulla of the vas deferens ¢) Fascia transversalis d) Lacunar ligament ©) Superior to the prostate gland (657. Which of the following statements concerning the 4) Superior to the seminal vesicles nerve supply tothe urinary bladder is/are correct - 665. Which of the following statements is (are) correct a) The sympathetic postganglionic fibre orginate 4) The lesser omentum forms the anterior boundary in the first and second lumber ganglia {nto the lesser sac (@Pa182) ) The parasympathetic preganglionic fibres ') The thorcie duct leaves the abdomial cavity by synaple with postganglionic neurons in the passing through the aortic opening. inferior hypogastric, plexuses (PGI 80, AITMS 83) ©) The bile duct (Common bile duct) descends ©) The afferent sensory fibres arising in the bladder behind the first part of the duodenum reach the spinal. Cord via the pelvie splanchnic 4) The quarate lobe of the liver drains into the left nerves and also travel with the sympathetic nerves hepatic duct GAB) 649)d_650)ac O51)ad 652)ad 653)All 654)d 655)abcd 656)ac 6ST)e 658)bAd 659)bd 660)ac 661)e 662)abc 663)a 664)abe 665)abeANATOMY [4.321 666. ‘Superficial fatty fascia between umbilicus & pubis 4) Hasaposterio lobe whichis pronto catcnomatous is fascia - (P6182) change a) Camper 'b) Scarpa 674. Itis true that the gall bladder ~ (ALUMS 84) «) Colles acti 2) is supplied by cystic artery which has an 667. Inthe female pelvis- (@ors2) accompanying vein on its left side 2) The ovary isrelated tothe anterior laf (layer) by is drained by goin into the liver ofthe broad ligament 6) has a fundus which project beyond the liver ) Te supensory igment of the ovary tans @) bas an infundibulum which projects downwards c ovarian vessels ining a pouch °) Be ee taeeie oa the uterine artery at 675. The superior mesentric artery arises opposite Aare ner se epee ieee re the recto uterine pouch (of Douglas) ol, OL set ragrcnenhcnabrsletietleegee gq, he Cac nh rt rm hears poste ) Genitofemoral nerve yt eee a oe ‘epigastric 8‘ co) L. QL Superior epigastric vessels 2 ‘ 669. Which of the following statement about the 677. Deep inguinal ringisadefectinthe= | (UPSC 85, Ce eee a) Extoblique PGT8?, Jipmer 87, I 88, Kerala 90 SS neeeeta Sees Im obtigue ATMS Nays aponeurosis of the external adbominal oblique oleate eta abedonaia sponeu oS @) Transversos fascia b) The anterior wall of the inguinal canal is formed 9) Peritoncum rhe aponcuuel of the eatersal ables aad 678. Commonest ype of inversion of testes is— reinforced laterally by fibers of the internal oblique A a 3 ed (AIMS 85) muscle ° oop «) The posterior wall is formed partially by the ‘679. The following statement is (are) correct trasuversilis fascia concerning the vagina xcept-_(AIIMS85) fp ristasee again oer eee 2) The area ofthe vaginal lumen around the cervixis the transversalis fascia and is situated lateral divided into four fornices tothe inferior epigastric vessels 1) The upper part ofthe vagina is supported by the 670. The normal constrictions of the ureter are levator iuscles and the transverse cervical found - (AIMS 83, PGI 87, 79) ligaments a) Where the ureter begins at the junction of the €) The perineal body lies posterior to and supports renal pelvis and the ureter the lower pat ofthe vagina 'b) Where the ureter passes througa the bladder wall d) The upper part of the vagina is not covered 6) Where the uete crosses the common iliac artery with pertoneum ortbe pelvictrim 680. Carcinoma prostate commonly oceurs inthe 4) Where the ureter passes through the cardinal lobe. (P6185) ligament 2) Anterior by Posterior 671. "The chief blood supply of the greater omentum 6) Lateral 4) Middle Isoattry (PGI83) 681. The right adrenal vein drains into the - (AIIMS 85) a) luodenz a) right renal vein b)IVE ») Right gastroepiploic See oleae ee 6) Left gastro epiploie 682, The broad ligement of uterus has running nit- 4) Superior pancreatice duodenal 4) Uterine vessels) Uterine tube (AMC 85) 672.‘ Theboundrie ofthe morrisons pouch are- 3 Ovatianligament 4) All ofthe above 2) Inferior surface of iver (PISS) 683, Which of the following statements concerning Anterior abdominal wall fase Greanees (AIMS 85) ©) Faleiform ligament 48) The lymph drainage is into the para-aortic lumbar) @) Fetoneum overR Kidney Jumph nodes atthe level ofthe fis lumbar vertebra 673, The following about prostate is teue except - A eee ae iether pet) 8) Surrounds the neck of bladder | (AIMS 84) 6) Tho ovarian fea ia bounded above by the 'b) Has an anterior lobe which hypertrophies in old age ee iaiasterds ” ©) Hast te evened clsy A ee eee 666)a —667)b,d 668)b 669) abcd 670)ab,c 671)b.c 672)ade 673)b 674)bc 675)b 676)a 677)d 678)b 679)d 680) 6816 632) GB)abdANATOMY [41.331 G84, ‘The shortest part of the colon is-(4P 86, Dehli 86) 698. ‘The smallest branch ofthe celiac axis is - (PGI87) 2) Ascending colon ') Transverse colon 2) Splenic 'b) Common hepatic «) Descending colon) Sigmoid colon ©) Leftgastric €) Gastro-cpiploic 685. Para sympathetic supply to rectum and anal 696, Hasselbachs triangle fs- (PG187) canal- (PGI 86,UPSC 86) 4) inguinal triangle b) Sacral triangle a LL, LSS, ©) Ana\triangle ) Carotid triangle ea Pesos a a SSS. anaes 697. The boundaries of the Hasselbachs triangle are a 1e Anal canal is to- 5, allexcept- _ (PGI87, NIMHANS 86, Kerala 90) ) Inguinal UPSC 87, Kerala 87) a) Lateral border of Rectus abdominis b) Lymph nodes R i ©) Ext iliac nodes ) Inguinal ligament «) Para aortic ) Inferior epigastric artery Sy Naeerae ae 4) Medial border of pyramidalis 687. Which ofthe following about meckels diverticulum earner aoe beta (G16, 4188) walls situated between - (PGI87) 2) Present in 2% of population 4) The subcutaneous tissue and ext. oblique muscle ) Occurs at 2 feet from the ileocaceal junction ') External oblique and internal oblique €) Posesses all 3 coats of intesinal wall @) rl ign and envers abdomis d) Arises from the mesentric border of eum ‘ransversus abdominis and peritoneum 688. The structures in the free border of the lesser 699, ‘The contents ofthe inguinal canal passing through. omentum anterior toposterior are- (PGI 86, ‘the Intring are all except- (AL88, PGI87) a) CBD, Hepatic artery, Portal vein UPSC 87 ) Tlio inguinal nerve b) Portal vein, hepatic artery CBD A188) ) Vas deferens ©) Hepatic artery portal vein CBD ©) Pampinifrom plexus of veins 4) Portal vein CBD hepatic artery &) inferior epigastric artery 689. Lymphatic drainage of the umbilicus is to- 700, Fascia extension of lacunar ligament along 2) Axillary nodes (PGI87, UPSC 87, iliopectineal line is - (PGI 88) ») Inguinal nodes NIMHANS 86, Kerala 90) 4) Poupart ligament) Thompson's ligament ©) Aandb ¢) Cooper’sligament —_d) Lacunarligament Por hepa 701. Pouch of douglasissituated between- (4188) ©) Celiacaxis nodes 4) Bladder and the uterus ae sence ee ecreence oar ers a) Directly arises from the aorta, JIPMER 86, ¢) Bladder and rectum 6) In. io erry Kerala 88) 4) Uterus and rectum ae 702, Allof che following muscles are posterior right 691, ‘The left testicular veins drains into the -41/MS 87, Re ee Seeman tar thas vein ne 4? ) Quadratus Lumborum 4) Transverse abdominis 3 703. The pancreaticbed does mot include (MUS) ©) Extiliac vein ; 692. Which of the following statement concerning the a) leftkidney __) Splenic artery funetion of the muscle of the anterior abdomina 6) Leftrenal vein) Left crus of diaphragm alae cere (P6187) 704. Splenic artery usually arises from...- (PGI68) a) They laterally flex and rotate the vertebral column a) Aorta +b) Superior mesentric artery b) They assist the diaphragm during inspiration by oe eee d) Hepatic artery relaxing S. Structures realted tothe ester omentum are- c) They support and protect the abdominal viscera a) vagus +b) hepatic artery (PGL88) 4) They assist in increasing the intraabdominal ¢) hepatic vein) portal vein pressure during micturition and defecation 706. Posterior relationships of both kidneys include the- 693, Length ofthe inguinal eanalis~ (P6187) 4) Diaphragm (IN 89) 22m 375m ) Psoas major muscle c) 45cm Sem c) Quadratus lumborum muscle ©) 6cm d) Ninth rib 694, The kidney has .. (PGI 87) 707. Fascia of Gerotais- (aN 89) au a) True capsule b) Renal fascia oy ©) Fatty capsule d) Thoracolumbar fascia GR4)a_ 685)d 686)a_6BT)d_ 688)a_689)c 690)b_ D1)a_ 692)acd 693)b 694)d 695)c 696)a GIT)A 698)c —699)ad W00)c 701)d 702)b 703)b 704)c 705)bd 706)abc 707)bANATOMY [4.34] 708, The rectus sheath contain the following important 718. Urethra of female - (DNB 91) structures except - (DNB 89) a) has only connective tissue in its upper third 2) Terminal branches of lower intercostal nerves 'b has only smooth muscle in its wall ») Inferiorepigastic artery 6) Is shorter than in the male 3 Lymph — 4) Is longer than in the male lio Inguinal nerve ’erineal body is formed by all except- 709, The superior mesenteric artery - Pe een yauercert (791) a) Typically arises form the aorta just inferior to the F. a origin ofthe gonadal (testicular or ovarian) arteries ee ) Supplies the entire duodenum ay eer ) Obmratorintrmas msl Paverns aa 720, Which ata abeu ape nual ing 4) Supplies the jejunum, appendix and ascending 8) Itisa defect in transversalis fascia and transverse portions of the colon ») Itis round in shape 710. Left gastroepiploic artery isa branch of (4189) 6) Ittransmit lo Inguinal nerve. a) Calacanis, 'b) Hepatic artery 4) Situated one inch above the mid-inguinal point c) Splenic artery 4d) Left gastric artery 721, Duodenumis developed from- (IN91) ‘711. Regarding trigone of the bladder, which is incorrect- a) Foregut ‘b) Midgut ) Bordered by interurerie erst (A189) «) Forgeut and midgut) Hindgut ») Mesoderm in origin 722. Which s true regarding urethra- (JIPMER 91) ¢) Mucus membrane has folds 8) Originates from Urogenttal sinus 4) Overlies the median lobe of prostate py bet Fy aemeace sauces 712. Which is a flexor of the lumbar vertebral ¢) Membranous partis aarowest — ae 6) Ejculatary cts joins retreat iin — eres 723, Which itr regarding urter= (IPMER91) 713. ‘Thepoliceman ofthe abdomenis- (UPSC89) eee a) Peritoneum ) Greater omentum p Aamerios to oma renee ©) Appendiceepiloicae d) Teaniacoli ©) Anterior to Internal iliac artery 714, Xiphisternal junction is usually atthe level of dise @ Anterior to attachment of mesentry between the following thoracie vertebrae - 724, Thefollowingistrue of ureter (AIIMS91) a) Sand 10 b)8and7 (DNB90) 2) Crossed anteriorly by gonadal artery c) Land 12 d)None +b) Length of 50cm 715. "Theattachment of the mesentry of the small guts - ) Nerve supply from T8-T10 2) Lt Transverse process of 210 Rt, Sacroiliac joint «Crossed posteriorly by renal artery Db) RL Transverse process of L2 to Rt. Sacro iliac 725, The following is true regarding spleen - joint 8) Noteh is on inferior border cans 91) ) Lt Transverse. process of Tl to Rt. Sacro iliae 8) Long ans parallel to 12° Rib joint (PGI 90, AIMS 86) ¢) Developed from ventral mesogastinm Rt. Transverse process of TI to Lt. Sacroiliac 4) Nerve supply ftom cliae plexus Ae 726. ‘The inferior mesentric artery supplies all of the 716. Which of the following statements are true Se ye ‘concerning the rectus abdominis muscle -(PGI91) 8) Ascending colon aT 4) It arises by three heads from the front of the FE ae neler aantentece eee symphysis pubis, the pubic crest and the pubic bay eee oe spine, which structure forms the posterior wall ») Its inserted into the eighth ninth and tenth costal Sarason eee ee) cartilages 4) Transversus abdominis b)External oblique 6) The tendinous intersection are attached to the 6) Internal oblique posterior wall of the rectus sheath ©) Transversalis fascia 4) Itis innervated by the lower six intercostal nerves _-—728, Thehilus ofthe right kidney contains the following 717. Embryonic ventral mesogastrium gives rise to~ important structures - (P6192) 2) Greater omentum (AIIMS 91) a) Branches of the renal artery ») Lesser omentum ) Renal pelvis ¢) Pelvie mesocolon ¢) Sympathetic nerve fibers 4) Gastro splenic igament 4) Tributaries ofthe renal vein 708)c,d 709)d 710)¢ 71l)e 712)b 713)b 714)d_ 715)a_716)d717)b 718)¢ 719)d_720)e 721) ‘722)ab 723)ac 724)a 725)d 726)a 727)None 728)ab.c.dANATOMY [1.35] 729. Al thetallowingstaemensconcerningtheconjint 739. Thecontentsafthe Sacral Canalareal excepts tetdon sretrucexcept= ‘ONE 2) Hum ermine 4193) a) It forms part of the posterior wait of the inguinal b) Dura canal Let, Nerve rots 1 tis formed by the fusion ofthe aponeuroses of veda! ven plocos the trnevereusabdomins and intemal oblique 740. Length of female urethra is- (IPMER 93) imssis on ‘yam 6) Itreinforces the superficial inguinal ring ea I Perera wth 2am torent ¢) It may bulge forward in a direct inguinal hernia ~ i) Pe ' : ; D Para eori mete CIPMER 93, AI91) 730. ‘Thefelloming ists regarding rectus sheath 2) Forasot nes a) Contains pyramidalis (AIIMS 92) P ingui ; 0) Serial inguinal odes b) Deion reomperony 8) teal iae ods ©) Posterior wal footy Transversal iscia s @ PesrorwalomeyTrnwvrais fis 4g, Syhichiscorect paring Tal of pancreas 731. The followingis not a content of broad ligament - 4) Related to the upper part of spleen (JIPMER $3) D Reundligument ®)Ovaren gamete (4192) ©) Carsnoma iscommen 6) Fallopian tubes Ovary ©) Lies in the gastrosplenic ligaments 732. Which isnot tributary of left Renal vein- 4) Maximum number of Islets of langethans, a) Inferiorphrenic —_b) Left gonadal (AI 92) 143. are pees ee testis- (AI. 93) ©) Firstlumbar_d) Left supra renal 4) Pre and para aortic lymph nodes 733. Internal pudendalartery in female sa branch of ) Curator nodes 8) Intemal iliac artery (Anterior) (Delhi 92, €) Supraclavicular nodes 'b) Uterine artery ALIMS 89) d) Inguinal Nodes 9 Bera ic atery 144, Paranympathtie Sbers that passthrough the 3) Common arry Peraiee seen 4195) 734, ‘The allowing tstementsconernng the abdominal D Somech +) Spleen part ofthempmpatheic rank arenottrueexcept 9) imum Simei colon that - (PGI92) 748, Superficial inguinal ring is an opening in- 4) It enters the abdomen behind the lateral arcualte a) External oblique muscle of abdomen (Kerala 94) tamer 1) nena ebique mele bdomen 0 The nk poses ss segmeily aang 3 Aponcurosis of external oblique moscle of enn soomen othe pants recive white rami commonicantes 4 Fascia ansverslis 3).Goy an commana shen off be 74, Rigetetarveindrain in erat 99 lumbar spinal nerves a) inferior vena cava ‘b) renal vein «The splantnie meres fom the tox join he 9) poral vein splenic vein trunks below the.diapharagm 747. Bile duct opens into the ~ (KARN 94) 735. Motor nervesupply to Detrusors of the bladder is - 4) Second part of duodenum aes Mimi 3 Tht pan of dundenum oS,8,8, 8, ©) Pyloric end of stomach 736. Untrue about Hrd part of duodenum is - 4) ileo-caecal junction 3 a em. pee (Delhi 93, 89) 748. The functional unit of kideny is called - (Karn, 94) derived from foregut a) Bowman’s Capsule —_b) Malphigian corpuscles 6) Soper mesentery passes anterior tt Span D Nepen O)ylgpeteiocareinfeiorvona cavaandacra 749, Which ofthe flowing racare i not preeat 737. Vern artery abranch of —Artery= (PGI93) in transpyloric plane - (JIPMER 9S) a) External iliac a) First lumbar vertebra. 8) Anteror branch ofintema ise 8) porn cost earlage 9 oe an of er iac 3 ene of galb ladder feral pel ah sopra 738. Following are constituents of spermatic Cord except- 750. All are true about superficial penile fascia except a) Vas deferens (AI 93) a) it contains dartos {JIPMER 95) eI Sea contains loose connective tissue 2) Pampiniform poms ©) itconaine upertal dosal ven 4) Genital branch of genito femoral N. 4) Innervated by ilioinguinal nerve 729d 730)b- 731) 732)¢ © 733)a_-734)d_ 735) 736)b_737)b _738)None. TB9)c 740)e 741)a Ts “Aa Tac We Toa Ta Wd WE TsANATOMY [1.36] 781. Allare true about lymphatic drainage of uterine 763. Glans pents drains into- 4 98) ‘cornua and fudus except - (Kerala 95) a) Ext. iliac lymph nodes 4) Tohorizontal group of superficial inguinal nodes b) Deep inguinal iymph nodes ‘b) To para aortic nodes ©) Paraaortic lymph nodes «) Pre aortic nodes £8 Superior inguinal lymph nodes Pelvic nodes 764, Falciform ligament contains ~ (4198) 782, Inguinal canalis not bounded posteriorly by-(4195) igeemeere 4) Transversalis fascia b) Intemal oblique py eee ©) Conjoint tendon d) Lacunar ligamnent ©) Bile duct and portal vein 783. Anal continence isnot contributed by (4195) ne onal v @) anorectal uncon B) valves of houston ggg, SuPeon epigastric artery : " ; .-Deep circumflexiliae artery is abranch of - A a — ranma ea fae ) Internal iliac Artery (JIPMER 98) . oe ri lex is gor bir (AMU 95) ) External iliac artery aid ei «) Femoral artery 755. Following are true about portal vein except - ¢) Inferior epigastric artery 2) Formed behind neck ofpancreas (AIIMS 95) 766. Trueaboutappendixepeploacae- (MP 98) ) Common bile ducts to right & anterior 2) Helps in active perstalysis ) Gasrtoduodenal artery is to left & anterior b) Presents in alimentary canal along with mesentry_ 4) Ascends behind 2 part of duodenum «) Present in small intestine 756. Which structure lies in the intersigmoid recess - @ Present in rectum a) Left Ureter (PG195) 767. Allareopeningin prostatic urethra except (MP 98) ‘b) Left Ureter and left comm.iliac artery a) Prostatic utricle ‘b) Ejaculatory duct 6) Left Ureter and left common ae vein 6) Bulburethral glands d) Prostate duets 4) Left Ureter, left comm iliac artery and left comm. 768. Deep inguinal ring contain (MP 98) Tie vein a) Suspensory ligament of ovary ‘757. Regarding the left renal vein which is FALSE - b) Mesosalpinx a) Receives left renal & left suprarenal veins 6) Mesoovarium ') Inferior mesenteric veins drains here 4) Round ligament of uterus ©) Itdrains into the IVC. (CUPGEE 95) 769. Lymphatic drainage of cervix is- (MP 98) 4d) Crosses in front of the aorta a) Inguinal lymph nodes 758. Suprarenal gland gets blood supply from all of ») Extiliac lymph nodes following arteries except (Delhi 96) ¢) Paraaortc lymph nodes a) Aorta «) Obturator lymph nodes 1) Renal artery 1770, Primary lymph nodes draining the lymphatics form 6) Inferior phrenic artery the fundus ofthe stomach would include the- 4 Superior mesenteric artery 4) Pancreatico-splenic nodes 1CS 98) 759. Splenic artery supplies all following except ~ b) Right gastric nodes a) Liver b) spleen (Delhi 96) ©) Left gastric nodes «) pancreas 4) stomach am ane 867. Structure that does not cross the midline is-(4I07) ') Hematoma involving scrotum & perineal region 2) Left gonadal vein ©) Penis, scrotum and abdominal wall ») Left renal vein 4) Penis scrotum & thighs ¢) Left branchiocephalic vein 879. Shortest part ofthe colon is- (UP 08) @ Hemiazygos vein 8) Ascending colon +b) Transverse colon 868. Porto systemieshuntisnotseenin- (4107) ©) Descending colon) Sigmoid colon Live ) Spleen 880, Ureterieconstriction inthe following sites EXCEPT- ©) Anorectum d) Gastro Esophageal 4) Ischial spine (UP 08) 869. Injury to the male urethra below the perineal b) Pelvisuretercjunetion ‘membrane causes urine to accumulatein- (4107) 6) Uretero-vesical junction 2) Superficial perineal pouch 4 Crosses the internal iliac artery 'b) Deep perineal pouch 881. Allaretrueabout Thoraco-lumbar fascia-EXCEPT- ©) Space of retzius a) Attachment to the spinous process of himber 4) Pouch of douglas vertebra, (UP 03) 870. Ey Wie ir ects eet cs ae mae b) Origin to the transversus and internal oblique 8) Mucosa is loosely associated to the underlying muscles a (at07) ©) Lumber part situated in the interval between the ) Iti lined by transitional epithelium 0 [ea ao rie d) It is derived from the absorbed part of the ee ee mesonephric duct 882. Ve ae shes to the 871. Supports ofthe uterus areallexcept- (4/07) pe moun shreed In corcincmn Fecha eacues ibe, 4) Uterosacral ligament) Broad Ligament following structure - (uP 08) ©) Mackenrodts ligament d) Levator ani a) Spleen b) Kidoey 872. Renal anglelies between - (Aiims May 07) 6) Liver 4) Duodenumn 4) 12 rib & lateral border of sacrospinalis 883. Referred pain in external haemorrhoides is due to - b) 11! rib & lateral border of sacrospinalis a) Common pudendal nerve (UP 08) ©) 12% sib & lueral border of quadratus lumborum ») Inferior rectal nerve ) 11 rib & lateral border of quedratus lumborum_ ©) Splanchnic nerve 873. Pudendal nerve supplying motor part to external 4) Sympathetic nerve sphincters derived from (aiims May 07) 884, Which of the following is the correct order of a) L-S, roots b)S,-S, roots pathway for a sperai- (A108) cc) L-L, roots d)S,-S, roots a) Straight tubules — Rete testis —> Efferent tubules ‘874. Ureteric constriction in the following sites except- b) Rete tubules — Efferent tubules — Straight a) At the pelviureteric junction (UP 07) tubules ») Crosses the internal iliae artery 6) Efferent + tubule Rete testis > Straight tubules aa ve 6) Sight tubule ferent tbls Rete tubules ‘ ‘885. Which ofthe following veinss found in relation to eee cura) theparaduodena ost (A108) +) Gastrosplenic ligament 8) Inferior mesentric vein 6) Middle clic vein 6) Phrenigy calc Leament 6) Lefteolic vein 4) Splenic vein @) Faleifor igarent 886. Theartery tothe duetus dererensisa branch of - 876. Watershed area between SMA and IMA which 2) Inferior epigastric artery (4108) commonly result in ischemiais~ (IIMS Nov07) 'b) Superior epigastrie artery 2) Hepatic flexure ') Splenic flexure ©) Superior vesical artery ¢) Rectosigmoid Jn Aleoeole 6) Cremasteric artery 865)d 866)¢ 867)a 868)b 869)a_870)a S710 872)a_ 873) B7A)S ATS)a 87D ATIa 88a 879)a 880)a 881)a B82)e BE3)b BBA)a_BBS)a_8R6)eANATOMY [1.421 887. ‘True about valvesin portal venous system - 900. Lymphaties from the spongy urethra drain into the 8) Presentat the junction of superior mesentric artery following lymph nodes~ (AL 09) with the splenic artery (Aires May 08) 8) Superior inguinal nodes ¢) The whol sae valves See sn, ye imrahepaic portion of portal ven 3 ee sae .Allare the contents of deep perineal pouch except- 4) Bulbourethral coir Pe (alms May 08) 901. Within which part of a gastric gland, are chief cells b) Intemal urethral sphincter Larsen (Aros) 6) Dorsal nerve of penis 8) Gastricpit—_b) Neck 4) Bulb of penis ©) Istumus ——_d) Fundus 889. About ureter trueis ~ (PGI June 08) 902. Chief ceils of stomach are most abundantin- a) Semlong —_-b) 25 cmlong a) Fundus b) Body (A109) €) 35emlong —_d) Totally retroperitoneal ©) Antrim 4) Pylorus 6) Itenters true pelvis after crossing iliac vessel 903. Allof the following statements about Paneth cells, 890, Middle lobe of prostrate is present in between - are rue, Except- (A109) a) Prostratic urethra & Ejaculation duct 4) Rich in Rough Endoplasmic Retueulum ) Prostratic urethra & rectum (PGI June 08) ») Rich in Zine c) Bjaculation duet & pubis ©) Contain Lysozyme gor, Dertbis nd rectum E 4) Foamy appearance + Deepperine pouch contain ee 904. Right gastroepiploic artery isa branch of- 3 Bites ule jee tom 892. Thelymphatic drainageof testesis- (DPGEE 08) ) Hepatic arte a) Inguinal LIN byMesenteric LN. 4) Superior mesenteric atery ¢) Para-aortic LN. 4) Obourator L.N. aoe : fsa, In'vecis sheath whlch Branch of aorta make 905. Which is not supplied by pelvic splanchnic anastomosis with superior epigastric pare (ATES May 09) oe (atmos) a) Rectum by Urinary bladder 8) Subclavianartery _) External iliac artery ©) Appendix, oem Q interalitiacaery —d)Extemalcarouda 906. Sphincter of Oddi consists of - _(AIIMS May 09) 3 nile 8) 2 sphincters _b) 3 sphincters 894, Which of following is not a permanent mucosal oles teenies a eee aur (AIMS Nov 08) 907, Vaginal sphincter is formed by all except - 2) Spiral valve of Heister_b) Gastricrugae 2) Internal urethral sphincter (AIMS May 09) 6) Pleo seminars. d)Tranoverseretal fold 5) External urethral sphincter 895, Spleen projects into the following space of peritoneal ©) Pubovaginalis cavity ? (AIMS Nov 08) 4) Bulbospengiosus ‘) Patacolic gutter by Infacolie compartment 908. ‘Trueabout female pelvis - (PG1 June 09) ©) Left subhepatic spaced) Greater Sae 8) C-shaped pelvic cavity 896, Which of the following is the teriminal group of >) Pelvic inlet is wider posteriorly lymph node for colon? (AIMS Nov 08) ©) Pinlet is heart shaped 2) Paracolic b) Bpicolic 4) Subpublic angle is 70° ©) Preaortic 4) lleocolic 6) Ischiopublic index is 80+ 5 $97. Allin folowing arebranches of peniartry, 909. ‘Thesensory supply of the fallopian tube and ovary is 7 (4109) m= (COMED 09 4) Short gastric artery 8) DétoD8 b) D8toDI0 a ») Bilar branches ¢) D10toD12 A)L2t014 ©) Right gastroepiploic artery 910, ‘The dartos muscle is innervated by - (COMED 09) 4) Arteria pancreatica magna a) Hlionguinal nerve) iohypogastrie nerve 898. Contents of deep perental pouch include all of the c) Sympathetic nerves 4) Pudendal nerve following, Except (AT09) 911. Structure contained within rectus sheath are all 4) Dorsal nerve of penis b) Bulbouretral gland except- (DELHI PG Feb, 09) ©) Root of penis 4) Sphincter urethrac a) Internal thoracie artery 899. Urogenital diaphragm is made up ofthe following, ») Superior epigastric artery Except (AT09) 6) Inferior epigastric artery a) Deep transverse Perineus b) Perinial membrane 4) Reetus abdominis ©) Colle's fascia 4) Sphincter urethrae 887)¢ 888)d 88O)bde 890)a 891)d 892)c 893) 894) 895A 896e Be 89B\e 89De HA)e 901)d 902)a>b 903) 904) 905)e 906)b 907) 908)None 909)e 910) 911)ANATOMY [1.43] 912. 913. 14. 91s. 916. 917. 918. 919. ‘The shortest part of colon is- (DELHI PG Mar. 09) 4) Transverse colon b) Ascending colon ©) Descending colon _d)Sigmoid colon ‘The right adrenal vein drains into : 4) Right renal vein (DELHI PG Mar. 09) ») Inferior vena cava 6) Second right lumbar vein 4) Third right lumbar vein ‘Towhich lymph nodes, thelymph from the umbilicus drain (UPSC-1109) a) Axillary and inguinal 'b) External and internal iliac 6) Pre-and para-aortic 4) Inter-aortocaval Valvulae conniventes are seen in - ) Jejumum )Tleum ©) Stomach 4)Colon ©) Appendix ‘True about ureter’s entry into bladder-(PGI Nov 09) 8) Atmedial angle of trigone b) At lateral angle of trigone ©) Make an angle 4) Is straight ¢) Valveless The following structures are felt on per rectal examination except (AIMS Nov 09) 8) Bulb ofpenisb) Ureter ©) Anorectal ring _d) Urogenital diaphragm ‘True about prostatic urethra are all except - ) Trapezoid in cross-section (AIMS Nov 09) b) Presence of verumontanum ©) Opening of prostatic ducts 4) Contains urethral crest ‘Vaginal sphincter is formed by all except~ 4) Internal urethral sphincter (IIMS Nov 09) (PGI Nov 09) 924, 925. 926. 927. 928. 929, 930. Urogenital diaphragm is made up of the following, Except- (AL 10) a) Deep transverse perineus b) Perinial membrane ©) Colle’s fascia 4) Sphincter urethrae Hypogastric sheath isa condensation of- (4110) ) Scarpa’s fascia ») Colle’s fascia ©) Pelvic fascia 4) Inferior layer of Urigenital diaphragm. Lymphatics from the spongy urethra drain into the following lymph nodes- (ALI) a) Superior inguinal nodes 'b) Internal inguinal nodes ©) Deep inguinal nodes 4) Sacral nodes ‘Which of the positions best describes the location of celiac plexus ~ (AI 10) 4) Anterolateral to Aorta ») Posterolateral to Aorta ©) Anterolateral to sympathetic chain 4) Anteromedial to sympathetic chain Inpost-ductal coarctation of aorta collaterals may be formed by allof the following, except- (AI 10) a) Vertebral artery b) Suprascapular artery ©) Subscapular artery 4) Posterior intercostal artery In portal hypertension the sites of portosystemic anastomosis includes - (PG 10) 4) Lower end of esophagus ) Around umbilicus ¢) Lower thitd of rectum and anal canal @ All of the above Therectus sheath contains all ofthe following except- b) External urethral ephincter a) Pyramidalis muscle (DPG 10) DS aeaa ) Genitofemoral nerve Bulbospongiosus 6) Inferior epigastric vessels 920. True about prostatic urethra are all except - 6 Superior epigastric vessels 4) Trapezoid in cross-section (AIMS May 10) 931. Pouch of Douglasissituated between- (DPC 10) ) Presence of verumontanum 4) Bladder and the uterus ©) Opening of prostatic duets ») Bladder and pubic symphysis 4) Contains urethral crest 6) Bladder and the rectum 921. Coeliac plexus s located - (AIIMS May 10) 4) Uterus and reetum 4) Anterolateral & around the aorta 932. _Lymphaties ofsuprarenal gland drain into ») Posterolateral & around the aorta Iymph nodes (Maharashtra 10) c) Anteromedial to tambar sympathetic chain a) Internal iliac +b) Para-aortic: 4) Posterolateral to lumbar sympathetic chain ©) Superficial inguinal Coeliac 922. Appendices epiploicae present in -(AIIMS May 10) 933. Which structure(s) passes behind the inguinal a) Appendix b) Caecum ligament - (PGIMay 10) 6) Rectum 4) Sigmoid colon 2) Femoral branch of genitofemoral nerve 923. Which Is not supplied by pelvic splanchnic +) Superficial epigastric artery nerves? (AIMS May 10) ¢) Psoas major a) Rectum ») Urinary bladder 6) Femoral vein ©) Appendix 4) Uterus e) Saphenous vein 912)b 913)b 914)a 915)ab 916)bce I7)b 918)a 919)a 920)a H21)e 922)d 923)e 92A)e 925)e 926)¢ 927)a 928)None 929)d 930)b 931)d 932)b 933)e,dANATOMY [1.44] 934, Flexoroflumbarspineisiare- _(PG/May 0) _—_—94S._Spleenprojectsinto the following space of peritoneal a) Erector spinae cavity? (AIMS May 11) by Extemal oblique musele 2) Paracolic gutter __b)Infracoliccompartment 6) Internal oblique muscle 6) Left subhepatic spaced) Greater Sac ee 946. Allof the following form posterior relations of head g) Psoas major of pancreas, Except (all) 188M posta tenons tyranny 2) Common BileDuct 6) Firstpartof duodenum 6) Ductisareriois 6) Pertoncum 9) Aorta 4) inferior Vena cava ¢) Left umbilical vein 947. Urethral Crest is situated in - ari 936, True statement about anatomy of anal canal 8) Prostaic Urethra_—_b) Membranous Urethra 4) Puborectalis is essential to maintain continence 6) Penile Urethra ¢) Bulbar Urethra ») Internal sphincter is skeletal muscle (PGI Nov 10) 948. Which of the following is not a component of the «) Intemal sphincter remains in the state of tonic hypogastric heath - (ai ti) contraction 2) Broad ligament 6) Enea pines supp byte nee +) Uterosacral ligament «) Nolymphatic drainage «) Transverse cervical ligament 937. Ureter dervies its blood supply from -(PGINov 10) <) Lateral ligament of the bladder a) Renal artery 949. Inportal hypertension lower end of the oesophagus 1) Gousdal veseed may show dilatation of veins. Which of the following ©) Common fac artery veins drains into the portal vein from the lower end 4) Inferior vesial artery < 4 on ee ery ofthe oesophagus? (Karn 11) oe) : - 2) Right gastric b)Leftgastic 3. True about Right phrenicnerve- (PGINov. 10) a neere «) Hemiazyeos €) Inferior phrenic Ese 950, Arterial supply of the duodenum isby- (Karn I!) &) Sensory bra 2) Superior mesenteric artery 4) Shower courte than let phrenic neve )Celiearery 939, Allof the following are derivatives of the septum ©) Inferior mesenteric artery Gaievoom creer “AIMS New 10) 4) Both superior mesenteric & calise arteries 2) Faleiform ligament 951. Shortest part of colon- (Punjab 10) t) Coronary igament 4) Ascending colon) Transverse colon «) Mesentery of the lesser sac «) Descending colon) Sigmoid colon es 952, Length of female urethra (Punjab 10) 940. Allof the following organs develop in the mesentery a) 2m b)4em of stomach except (AIMS Nov 10) ©) Gm 8) 80m. 2) Liver 4) Spleen 953, Which ofthe following structure s not present in ©) Kidney 4) Pancreas ‘transpylorie plane? (PUNJAB 11) 941, Allare sphincters of lower genito urinary tract of a) Firstlumbarverebra_ b) Fundus of gall bladder female except? (AIMS Nov 10) €) Hihumofrightkidney _d) Infesormesenterio vein ) Pubovaginalis 954. Subdiaphragmatic right posterior intra peritoneal © Baer ein since space @ipmer 10) 6) Internal urethral spine 2) Lesser sac 4) Bulbospongiosus ) Morrison's pouch 942, Upper limb weightis transmitted to axial skeleton ¢) Hepatorenal pouch baller hh . (AIMS May 11) oss 4) Superior part of sypracolecomparinent 4) Coracoacromil ligament 5. Posterior gastric artery isa branch of- ») Clavieuloclavicular [interclavicula) ligament a) Lefi gastric anery (ipmer 11) © Cosel Homneat © Righter cromioclavicular ligament ¢) Spleni at 943, Sphincter of Oddi consists of- (AIMS May Il) }eonmun, 8) 2 sphincters &) 3 sphincters 986, Which ofthe followingis fase about portal vein? Bee cee ee eee W a) Formed behind the neck of pancreas . ery is crossed by - (AIMS May b) Bile ductlies anterior & right it (Jipmer 11) 2) Horizontal part of duodenum ©) Gastro duodenal artery lies to the left & anterior 2) Eat gna vesels or oe 4) Ascends behind the 2 part of duodenum 93A)de 935)e 936)a,c 937)abcd 938)All 939)d 940)c 941)c 942)a 943)b 944)a 945)d 946)b 9470, 948) 949) 950)d 951)a 952)b 953d 954)b 955)e. 956)ANATOMY [4.45] 987. Duct of Belliniis seen in - (ipmer 11) 969. Weakest support of uterus is-(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Prostrate ) Kidney 8) Uterosacral ligament —_b) Round ligament «) Salivary gland 4) Lungs ©) Broad ligament 4) Levator ani 958, Scarpa’siasciaisattachedto-\ —_(Jipmer 10) 970. Corpora amylacea is seen in-(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Inguinal igament ') Fasoia lata of thigh 2) Prostate ') Seminal vesicle ©) Conjoint tendon &) Pubic crest ©) Thymus. 6) Testis 959, Brunner's glands are seen in which ofthe following? 971. Dermatomal supply of the perianal skin is - a) Stomach (NEETIDNB Pattern) asl bia (VEETIDNB Pattern) ') Small intestine OB asa ©) Large intestine 972. Anterior relations ofthe right kidney are all except- 4) Duodenum ) Liver (NEET/DNB Pattern) 960. From which of the following is the duodenum ') 4th part of duodenum derived? (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Hepatic flexure a) Foregut 4) Adrenal gland ») Midgut 973. Anterior end of the spleen is held up by ~ ¢) Foregut and midgut 4) Leinorenal ligament (VEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Midgut and hindgut ») Phrenicocolic ligament 961. Where is the Cave of Retzius present ? ©) Gastrosplenic ligament a) Between urinary bladder and rectum 4) Gastrocolic ligament ») Between urinary bladder and cervix 974, Obturator artery is a branch of - ©) In front of the bladder (NEET/DNB Pattern) 8) Internal iliac artery (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Between the cervix and the rectum b) External iliac artery 962. Waldeyer's fascia lies - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Common ili artery 4) In front of the bladder 4) Vesical artery ») Behind the rectum 975. Pancreas divisum indicates which of the following - ©) Between bladder and uterus 2) Duplication of the pancreas (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Between uterus and rectum ’) Failure of fusion of dorsal & ventral. pancreatic 963. Spiral artery is a branch of - (NEET/DNB Pattern) buds 4) Uterine artery b) Arcuate artery ©) Formation of more than two pancreatic buds «) Vesical artery 4) Ovarian artery 4) Formation of only one pancreatic bud 964. Superior pancreaticoduodenal artery is a branch 976. Obstruction of inferior vena cava presents a8 - of- (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2) Paraumbilical dilatation (NEET/DNB Pattern) 8) Hepatic artery b) Thoracoepigastric dilatation b) Splenic artery «) Esophageal varices ©) Gastroduodenal artery 4) Hemorrhoids 4) Inferior mesenteric artery 977. Accessory obturator artery is a branch of - 965. Bulbourethral glands open into which part of the 2) Femoral artey (NEET/DNB Pattern) urethra? (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Obturator artey a) Membranous ') Spongy ©) Profunda femoris 6) Prostatic 4) Intramural 4) Inferior epigastric artery 966. Portal vein tsformed- _(NEET/DNB Pattern) 978. Right ovarian artery is a branch of - 4) Behind the spleen a) Abdominal aorta (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Behind the tail of pancreas b) Right internal iliac ) Behind the neck of pancreas ©) Common iliac 4) Behind the second part of duodenum 4) External iliac 967. Resting pressure in the anal canal is because of - 979. Blastocyst makes contact with endrometrium on - a) Extemal sphincter (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2) <3 days (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Internal sphincter b)5-7 days ¢) Anorectal ring ©) 8 - Idays 4) Conjoint longitudinal coat 4) 15 -16 days 968. All of the following are supports of uterus except- 980. Minor duodenal papilla is opening of - a) Pelvic diaphragm (NEETIDNB Pattern) 2) Hepatic duet (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Utero sacral ligament ») Hepatopanereatic ampulla ©) Tubo ovarian ligament ©) Accessory pancreatic duct 4) Round ligament Bile duct 957) 958)b 959) S6U)e Ble 962)b 963) 9A) 965) H66Je 967) 96E)C HVE 97O)a STI)d 972)b 3)b 974)a 975) TV Id 98a 9b 980)e981. 982. 983. 984, 98s, 986. 987. 988, 989. 990. ANATOMY [1.46] Sperm maturation takes place in- 2) Vas deferens (NEETIDNB Pattern) ) Seminiferous tubules ©) Epididymis 4) Female genital tract Structure immediately posterior to pancreatic head 2) Right renal vein (NBEUDNB Pattern) ») Splenic artery ©) inferior mesenteric vein @) Coeliac trunk Iftwo buds of pancreas do not fuse, the anomaly i 2) Ectopie pancreas (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Pancreatic divisum ¢) Annular pancreas 4) Accessory pancreas Sperm chromosome faster is-(VEET/DNB Pattern) 4) X chromosome b) Y chromosome ©) Both same) None Cystic artery is usuallly a branch of which of the following? (NEET/DNB Pattern) 2) Right gastric artery ») Right hepatic artery 6) Splenic artery 4) Celiac artery Most common congenital anomaly of the pancreas is- (NEETIDNB Pattern) a) Pancreas divisum b) Pancreatic cysts ©) Ectopic pancreas @) Inversion of pancreatic ducts Which of these is present midway between the ASIS and the pubic symphysis - ® Deep inguinal ring (NEET/DNB Pattern) +) Superficial ring ©) Femoral artery 4) Intra epigastric artery Which of these is false about cetiae trunk - a) It is the vertical branch of aorta. b) It has plexus around it 6) It has three terminal branches. 4) It lies to the right of the caudate process False about portal vein- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) first 5 cm doesn't give any branches b) It arises behind pancreatic head 6) It has constant length @) It is a part of the hepatic portal system. Which of these best describes the renal angle - a) Angle between the lattissimus dorsi and the 12th rib (NEETIDNB Pattern) ') Angle between the erector spinae and the iliac 996. Portal vein is formed by the ui 999, Somatic innervation to the pelvic organ 991. Relation of renal vein with aorta is - a) anterior , above SMA (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) anterior, below SMA. ©) anterior, below IMA 4) posterior, below SMA. 992. What best defines vasa vasorum ~ ) Small blood vessels supplying walls of large blood vessels (NEET/DNB Pattern) 'b) Small blood vessels supplying nerves ¢) Vessels accompanying artery &) Vessels accompanying nerves 993. Spiral valve ts seen in which- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Neck of gall bladder b) Cystic duet ©) Colon Pylorus 994. Which of these is a branch of inferior mesenteric artery - (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Left colic artery 6) ileocolic artery ») Right colic artery 4) Middle colic artery 995. In patients with penile injury, Colle's fascia prevents extravasation of urine in a) Ischiorectal fossa ©) Abdomen (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Perineum ) None mn of-(NEETIDNB a) Splenic and inferior mesentrie veins Pattern) ») Splenic and superior mesentric veins ©) Right and left hepatic veins ) Hepatic and splenic veins 997. Sinusoids are seen in all of the following except - ) Liver ') Kidney (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) Lymph nodes) Spleen 998. Portal systems found in - (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Liver ») Kidney c) Lung 4) Brain a) Greater splanchnic nerve (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Lesser splanchnic nerve ©) Pudendal nerve 4) Tlioinguinal nerve 1000. Tone of the anal sphincter is maintained by? a) Nervi (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Inferior hypogastric plexus ©) Inferior rectal nerve 4d) Pelvic splanchnic nerves 1001. Following are parts of the fallopian tube from uterus. to the ovary except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Ampulla ») Isthmus ©) Infundibulum — d) Fundus 1002. Nerve supply to the perineum Is - a) Pudendal nerve (NEETIDNB Pattern) b) Inferior rectal nerve ©) Pelvic splanchnic nerves «) Bypogastric plexus 1003. Blood-testis barrier is formed by-(NEET/DNB Pati) ; a) Sertolicells _b) Leydigells rest ©) Epididymis _d) Vas deferens ©) Angle between the 12th rib and the erector spinae 1004. Branch of internal iliac artery-(NEET/DNB Pattern) @) Angle between the 12h rib and the rectus 8) Ovarian artery ') Testicular artery abdominis ©) Superior vesicle a) None 981) 982)a 983)b 984) 98S)b 986)a_IETe 988d 989)b 990) WIyb 992) 993)b 994) 995)a 996) 997) 998)a 999}e 1000)e 1001)d 1002)a 1003)a 1004)cANATOMY [1.47] 1008. Which of the following is related to third part of duodenum - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Portal vein) Head of pancreas ©) Hepatic artery d) Superior mesenteric vein 1006. Not seen in colon - (NEETIDNB Pattern) a) Taeniae ) Pyer’s patches ©) Sacculations _) Appendices 1007. Renal papilla opens into- (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Cortex ») Pyramid ©) Minor calyx d) Major calyx. 1008, Space of disse is seen in- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Spleen b) Liver e) Lang 4) Heart 1009. Appendicular artery is a branch of- (NEET/DNB a) Miocoie b)Rteolic Patera) 6) Inferior mesenteric d) Marginal artery 1010.Neurovascular plane in anterior abdontinal wall is - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Between ext oblique and internal oblique ) Between int. oblique and transverses abdorinis ©) Below transversus abdominis 4) Above ext. oblique 1014. Which nerve supplies celiac plexus - a) Pheenic N, (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Greater splanchnic N. ©) Tliohypogastric N. d) Inguinal N. 1012. Right hepatic duct drains ai vegments except - as b)6 — (NEETDNB Pattern) 27 a3 1013, Lymph from glans penis drains into - a) Superficial inguinal nodes (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Deep inguinal lymph nodes ©) Obturator nodes 4) Internal iliac nodes 1014. in bladder injury, pain is referred to all except - 4) Upper port of thigh (NEET/DNB Pattern) b) Lower abdominal wall ©) Flank 6) Penis 1015. Testicular lymphatics drain into- 2) Deep inguinal lymphnodes ') Intemal iliac lymph nodes ©) Para aortic lymph nods (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Superficial inguinal lymphnodes 1016. Nerveroot of pudendal nerve is a SSS, b) S,S,S, (NEET/DNB Pattern) ©) SS, a) S,-8, 1017. Urogential diaphragm is formed by all except - a) Colles fascia (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Deep transverse perinei ¢) Perineal membrane 4) Sphincter urethrae 1018. Sphincter urethyaeis persentin-(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Prostatic urethrae ) Spongy urethrae ©) Membranous urethrac ) Penile urethrae 1019. Spleenextends from- __(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) S*to9%rib——b)9%to 11 rib ©) 2toS*rib —_d) 110 12%rib 1020, Lateral fornix is related to all except - a) Ureter (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Uterine artery 6) Inferior vesical artery 4) Transverse cervical ligament 1021. Nerve supply of kidney is from -(NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Lumbar plexus ') Coeliac plexus 6) Inferior mesentricnerve _d)None 1022, Portocaval (portosystemic) anastomosis is seen at allexcept- (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Esophagus b)Liver ¢) Rectum 4) Duodenum 1023. Contents of broad ligaments are all except- a) Round ligament (NEET/DNB Pattern) ») Fallopion tube ) Lymph nodes 4) Ovaries 1024. All are branches of inferior mesentric artery except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Left colic ) Sigmoidal artry ©) 3° Middle rectal 4) Superior rectal 1025. All are parts of vulva except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Labia minora ») Labia majora ©) Perineal body 4) Clitoris 1026. Blood supply of upper part of vagia - a) Middle rectal artery (NEET/DNB Pattern) »b) Intemal pudendal artery ©) Cervicovaginal branch of uterine artery 4) Superior rectal artery 1027. Lymplatic drainage of testis -(NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Inguinal Iymph nodes ») Obturator lymph nodes ©) Paraaortic lymph nodes 4) Tiac lymph nodes 1028.Lymphatic drainage of stomach include all except - (NEET/DNB Pattern) a) Right gastroepiploic nodes ) Pyloric nodes ©) Pre aortic nodes 4) Coeliae nodes 1029. Orter ofthe following structures of following tube from lateral to medial - 4) Ampulla-Infundibulum-Isthmus-Interstitial ») Infundibulum-Ampulla-tsthmus-Interstiti 6) Isthmus-infundibulum-Ampulla-Interstitial 4) Ampulla-Isthntas-Infundibulum-Intersttial 1030. Lymphatic drainage of ovary - a) Deep inguinal b) Superficial inguinal ©) Obturator ——_d) Paraaortic 1031. Bartholin glnad are related to vagina - 2) Lateral wall (NEET/DNB Pattern) ) Posterior wall ©) Anterior wall 4) None 1005)d 1006) 1007)c 1008) 1009)a 1010)b 1011)b 1012)d 10136 1014)c 1015)c 1016)b 1017)a 1018)d 1019) 1020)c 1021)b 1022)d 1023)d 1024) 1025)e 1026)e 1027) 1028)¢ 1029)b 1030)d 1031)aANATOMY [1.48] 1032. What les between cystic duct and common hepatic duct - (NEET/DNB Pattern) 4) Lymph node) Portal pein ©) Hepatic artery 4) Cystic artery 1033, Superficial perineal space contains all except - 2) Root of penis (NEETIDNB Pattern) ») Urethral artery 6) Great vesti bular glands (Bartholin glands) 4) Membranous urethra HEAD & NECK 1034, The optic foramen is located between (A/IMS 89) a) Greater wing and lesser wing of sphenoid ») Greater wing and body of sphenoid 6) Lesser wing and body of sphenoid Lesser wing of sphenoid and ethmoid 1036. All of the following statements regarding the oculomoternervearetrueexcept- (CUPGE97) 4) Itaccommodates the eye ») Itraises the upper evelid 6) It innervates lateral rectus 4) It constricts the pupil 1036, Cilioretinal Aisa branch of- (PN 2002) a) Anterior ciliary Artery b) Long posterior ciliary Artery 6) Cerebral retinal Artery ) Choroidal Artery 1037, The lactimal duet open at the (Pars) 2) superior turbinate _-b) Middle meatus ©) Inferior meatus d) None of the above 1038. The weakest wall ofthe human orbit i-(Oriss2 98) 2) Roof b) Medial wall 6) Floor Lateral wall 1039, Sensory nerve supply of middle ear cavity is provided by- (A195) 2) Facial ') Glossopharyngeal o) Vagus 6) Trigeminal 1040, Narrowest partof middle ear~ (Pa198) a) Epitympanum ') Hypotympanum ©) Anterior tympanum —__d) Mesotympanum 1041, Inner ear is present in which bone- (PGI98) 4) Occipital b) Petrous part of temporal bone ¢) Squamous part of temporal 4) Pasietal bone 1042, Recurrent laryngeal nerve i closely related to - a) Superior laryngeal artery (PG189) ») Inferior thyroid artery ©) Middle thyroid vein 4) Superior thyroid artery 1043. Which of the following cartfiage has signet ring shape- (IN 93) a) Thyroid b)Cricoid ©) Cuneiform 6) Arytenoid 1044, The cervical oesphagus receive its blood supply from the- (PG180, Delhi 84) a) Superior thyroid artery b) Inferior thyroid artery ©) Facial artery 4) Lingual artery ) Bronchial artery 1045. Throat pain radiating to the ear following tonsillectomy is due to- (AIMS 92) 4) Persistent infection b) Injury to IX nerve 6) Injury to X nerve 4) Injury to eustachian tube 1046, Pain in post 1/3 tongue after tonsillectomy is due toinjury to- (MAHE 98) a) Vilnerve b) IX nerve ©) Vnerve @) XIInerve 1047, Skin at angle of Jawis supplied by- (A192, 4795) 8) Mandibular Nerve ) maxillary Nerve ¢) Greater AuricularN @) Transverse cutaneous N of neck 1048. The mostimportant muscles of expiration a a) Diaphragm (AIMS 79, JIPMA ) External intercostal ¢) Internal intercostal &) Abdominal wall muscles 1049, Allare seen in 3rd nerve palsy except-(Kerala 94) 2) Mydriasis| ) Prosis 81) ©) Outward deviation ofeye _d) Miosis 1050, The oculomotor nervesupplies- (JIPMER 85) 4) Inf. oblique ') Levator palpabre ©) Medial rectus All 1051. Subarachanoid space ends at- (Kerala 94) a) bys2 32 13 1052, Mandibular nerve lesion at origin involves all except (AIMS 97) 8) Buccinator ) Masseter 6) Tensor palati 4) Tensor tympani 1053, The factor/responsible for viscocity of synovial ‘fluid is/are ~ (AIMS 80, UPSC 85) ) Chondritin sulfate ) Hyaluronic acid ©) Heparin sulfate 4) All of the above 1054. Carotid sheath contains all except- (PCI88) 8) Cartoid artery b) Internal jugulae vein ©) Vagus nerve 4) Phrenic nerve 1055. Seeretomotor fibres tothe parotidis via (PGI88) 8) Auriculo temporal nerve b)Facial nerve ©) Trigeminal nerve 4)Maxillary nerve 1056, Lesser superficial petrosal nerve supplic......gland- a) Parotid (N91) ») Submandibular salivary 6) Sublingual salivary 4) Lacrimal 1057. The relation of facial nerve branches to parotid gland is- (All India 93) a) Deep b) Superficial ©) In the Substance of parotid — d) None 1032)a 1033)d 1034)¢ 1035)c 1036)d 1037)c 1038)b 1039)b 1040)d 1041)b 1042)b 1043)b 1044) 1045)b 1046)b 1047)c 1048)d 1049)d 1050)d 10S1)b 1052)a 1053)b 1054)d 1055)a 1056)a 1057)¢ANATOMY [1.49] 1058, ‘The pterion corresponds to the following except - 1070. The internal thoracic veins are tributaries of 2) Anterior pole of insula (Karnat 96) the (PGI81, DELHT83) b) Middle meningeal artery 2) Azygos ) Subclavian 6) Transverse sinus ¢) Internal jagular_d) Brachiocepiatic 4) Lateral cerebral seus 1071. Isthmus of the thyroid plandis acros tracheal rings- 1059. Cusp of carabelliis seen - (N99) 9) 2% to fourth b)3*to fifth (4MC8i) 2 mole np Blt molar upper c) Standé® ——_d) only 6) Hi molar upper rola lower sual laryngeal nerve supplies ~ 1060, Treatment of choice for subgaleal hematoms- ee 2) Incision and evaucation (AI88) Rid tea earls y b) Needle aspiration fb) socal : fF ©) Anubiotize and then drain ©) Mucos membrane below vocal fold 9 Gomenucke 4) None of the above 1061, oraer’seyndromeisproduced duetopressureon- ‘1073+ Which of the following could result from 3 2) Stellate ganglion (A195) destructive lesion of the left oculomotor nerve- 3) Spinal cord, 2) Loss of left pupillary constriction (PGI8/, 82) 6) Paraeympathatic ganglion when light is shone in the tet eve @) Celiac ganglion ) Loss of left pupillary constriction when light is 1062, Inferior thyroid artery ligation in sub-total shone in the eye : thyroidectomy s done (Pars) ¢) Papillary dilation (mydriasis) in thelefteye a) As close to the thyroid) As faras possible 4) Paralysis of the ciliary muscle in the left eye ©) Atits origin ) Anywhere ©) None. 1063. Which of the following are features of Horner's 1074, The Ansa cervicallsInnervates which muscle~ syndrome- (PGI85) a) Myloycid —b)Cricothyroid (AIMS 82) a) Ptosis b) Miosis. ¢) Stylohoid 4) Sternohyoid ©) Mydriasis 4) Anhyérosis 1075, Which of the following statements regarding the 1064, Dangerous area of face is - (PGI 96) pharynx is/are correet— (PGT 82) a) Above the line joining tragus to the nasal fold 8) The opening of the auditory tube is located in 'b) Area drained by angular facial vein the lateral wal of the nasopharynx ‘¢) Spheno ethmoidal recess b) The soft palate is at the level of separation of 4) Allof the above. ‘the nasopharynx and the oropharynx 1065, Chassaignae’s tubercle is- _(PGI79, AIIMS 84) 6) The pharynx is continuous With the esophagus 2) Below the level of croid cartilage atthe level of the sixth cervical vertebra b) Above the level of cricoid cartilage 4) The afferent limb of the gag reflex is cranial «) Atthe same levels as cricoid cartilage nerve X; the efferent limb is cranial nerve IX €) Presentat; level 1076. The number of ossification centres for the byoid 1066, Increased thickness of skull bones is seen in - boneis- (AMo 82) 2) Thalassemia (PGT80, AIIMS 83, a3 ba b) Renal osteodystrophy DELHI 92) 5 a6 ©) Osteomalacia 1077, Ta the mediastinum - (P6182, 85) €@ Sarcoidosis a) The left brachiocephalic vein passes anterior to 1067, Which of the following anatomic land-mark the brachiocephalic arter Would be usefull in defining the borders of the by The ligamentum arteriosum interconnects the posterior trimgle ofthe neck- (JIPMERSO aortic arch and te left pulmonary vein 8) The superior border of the clavicle PGI 1) «) The left recurrent laryngeal nerve passes under ) The anterior border of the trapezius moscle the arch ofthe arota c) The Posterior border of the sternocleidomastoid 4d) The thoracic duct is found between the esophagus muscle and the trachea 4) The posterior border ofthe anterior scalene muscle 1078. The oceulomotor nerve supplies the muscle ofthe 1068, Veins communicating the cavernous sinus to eye except- (P6183) pterygoid plexus pass through fossa of - (PGIS0, 8) Lateral rectus ) Superior oblique a) Scarpa ) Vesalius 4MU87) ©) Superior rectus 4) Inferior rectus ©) Ovale ) Langer 1079. The posterior 1/3 of the tongue is supplied 1069, Following foramina are found in greater wing of bys nmerve- (allMs34) sphenoid, except (AIIMS81 Rohtak 8) 2) Hypogtossal )Chorda tympani 4) Rotundam = b)Ovale ¢) Lingual 4) Glossopharyngeal «) Spinosum __ 4) Opticcanal 1058)c 1059)a 1060)d 1061)a 1062)b 1063)a,b,d 1064)b 1065)c 1066)a _1067)ab,c 1068)b,c 1069) 1070)4 1071)a 1072)d 107)abed 1074)d1075)abe 10764 1077)a,.¢ 1078)ab 1079)1080, ANATOMY [1.50] ‘Stapedius muscles supplied by......nerve~ a) Facial b) Vagus (PGI84) ©) Glossopharyngeal 4) Trochlear 1092. Lymph from the tonsils drain into the-_ (/IPMER 2) Jugulo omohyoid node 86, KERALA 87 ') Jugulo digastric node AP 86, PGI 97, A106) 1081. Which laryngeal cartilage is above gloti-(PGI4) 6) Submental node a) Artenoid »)Epiglottis 4d) Upper deep cervical node ©) Crivoid 4) Thyroid 1093, Middle meningeal artery is a branch of- 1082, Premature closure of foramen ovale results is - a) Middle cerebral artery (UPSC 86, PGI 86, a) Underdeveloped rightatrium (DELZII84) &) Manillry artery DELHI 86) b) Right ventricular hypertrophy c) Superficial temporal artery 6) Left ventricular hypertrophy vent anery a eee cee 1094, The cranial nerve with the longest intracranial ©) No serious effect course - (UPSC 86, PGI 86,KERALA 87) 1083. What is not true for facial artery - (PGI 85) a) Optic b) Abducent yu 2) Main source of oxygenated blood to palatine ons 3 Tipeminal — GpOcalomonor b) Isa branch of internal carotid artery ) Trochlear ) Supplies branches to both upper and lower lips 1095. The largest ganglion in the neck is - (/IPMER 86) d) Conveys postganglionic sympathetic nerve fibres a) Superior ganglion to the submandibular gland Deas 1084, Internal earoid artery atthe bifurcation from the pena CORON CUO ag OLB AMCEO) 4) Second thoracic ganglion ee ones 1096, Stensensductopensatthe- (AP86, UPSC88, 2 Featoceatoes eeeas ee terior to external cari eh 1085. Superior oblique muscle is supplied by - ieee manera anita 1097. Cricothyroidissupplied by- _(IMHANS86, > rece ee 2) Recurentlarymgeal nerve Karnataka 89) = b) Intema laryngeal nerve 1086. No. of branches of the internal carotid artery in 9 Enema lagealneie the neck is - (PGI85 UPSC 85) al ne i 7 we 2 1098. The cavernous sinus communicates directly with 93 a4 ©) None all, except = (ANMS86) 1087, Inferior oblique is supplied by the ....... cranial 8) Inferior petrosl sinus aloe ores) ) Perygold venous plexus _ De 6) Veinsin orbit ae ae 6) Sigmoid sinus and stright sinus 1088. Damage to the internal laryngeal nerve results in- 1099. Main arterial supply of the tonsil is from - (TN87, naar eas) 2) Facial artery 'PGI87, KERALA 87,90) ) Loss of timbre of voice ») Ascending pharyngeal artery c) Anaesthesia of the larynx ©) Palatine artery @) Breathing difficulty 4) Maxillary artery oo 1089, Damage to the external laryngeal nerve result in - 1100. Main nerve supply of the palatine tonsils is- a) Hoarseness (6185) 4) Lesser palatine nerve (NS?) ») Loss of timbre of voice >) Greater palatine nerve c) Anaesthesia of the larynx. ©) Glossopharyngeal nerve 4d) Breathing difficulty 4) Facial nerve 1090, Foramen transversarium transmit- (A//MS85) 1101. Arcuate eminence of the petrous temporal bone ) Inferior jugular vein ‘is caused by (ALMS 87) b) Inferior petrosal sinus a) Superior semicircular canal ) Sigmoid sinus b) Posterior semicircular canal d) Vertebral artery ¢) Lateral semicircular canal 1091. The left subclavian artery is a branch of - ) Cochlea a) Brachiocephalic trunk (ROHTAK 85) 1102. Root value of phrenic nerve- (Kerala 88, b) Ascending aorta a CCC, HCCC, UTPMER 86) ¢) Arch of aorta 9cce, acca 4) Leftcommon carotid 9 CCC, 1080)a 1081) 1082)» 1083)b 1084)ac 1085) 1086)e 10K7}a 1088Je 1085) 10.4 1091)e 1092)b 1093)b 1094)e 1095)a 1096)e 1097)¢ 1098)d 1099)a 1100)c Nola N02)¢ANATOMY [1.51] 1103. Midate thyroid vein drains into....veln-(PG188) 1118, Incssor foramen in the mouth is foramen of- 2) Extemal jugular ‘Anterior jugular 2) Scarpa ) Luschka (DNB 89) 6) Intemal jugular ) Developed from 4* branchial let ppm ae) ¢) rained by jugulo digastric lymphonodes Rae <2 Crypts lined by stratified columnar epithelium jaa al 1124, Parasympathetic division innervates- (AP 90) a e Le 8) Dilatorpupillae ) Errector pilorum 1112, Regarding palatine tonsil, which of the following ¢) Muller's muscle 4) Detrusor muscle : 1125. Which s true aboutpharyngotympanictube- isan incorrect statement (P6189) 2) Lies onthe superior constrictor 8) It opens into Oropharynx (A191) ') Lymph form it drains into the deep the cervical ©) Sumit hy Gossptanngal Be 6) Lined by siratified squamous epithelium 6) Has sensory innervation from vagus 4 It is cartilagenous throaghout its length ‘Sis aderivative of te second pharynageal pouch -—~«*1126. Whichis trueaboutopeningofjaw- (AI91) 1113, Posterior boundary of earotid triangle is-(DNB 89) 2) Lateral pterygoid muscle contracts 4) Sup. Belly of axtohyoid b) Post Belly ofdigastric b) Movement in vertical axis 6) Stemnohyoid < Sternocleidomastoid «) Articulardise moves backwards 1114. The only pharyngeal muscle innervated by the ) Head of the mandible moves forwards losspharyngeslnerveisthe- (VIMLANS89, ‘1127. Nervesupply ofthe mucosa of larynxis- 2) Stylo pharyngeus Kerala 94} 2 Bema lanngal andre! eyoageal ®) Palato pharyngeus by) Interal laryngeal erala 91) ¢) Superior constricter ¢) External laryngeal 4) Middie constricter 4) Superior laryngeal Noe 1104)e 1105)ab 1106)}¢ 1107)ab.d 1108)d 1105) 111bd 11a 112\e M13)d 114) 1115)a Ti6)b 111)ed 1118)be 1119}d 1120) L121) 1122) 1123)e 1124) 1125) 1126)a 112b1128. 1129, 1130, 131. 1132. 1134, 1135, 1136, 1137. 1138. ANATOMY [1.52] Posterior chamber of the eye refer to the space- GIPMER 91) 8) Posterior to lens ») Posterior to cornea 6) Posterior to iris 4) None Sphenopalatine ganglion does not supply -IPMER a) Nasal mucosa) Sublingual gland oD ©) Ciliary ganglion d) Palate Taste sensation from the anterior 2/3 of tongue is. carried by- (AIMS 91) 8) Hypoglossal Nerve _b) Chorda tympani ©) Glossopharyngeal N. _d) All of the above The tip of thenose is supplied by- (AILS 91) 8) Maxillary N. ’) Mandibular. ©) Ophthalmic @) Facial N. Circulus iridis major is situated in - 8) Pupillary border of iris b) Greater collarette ©) Ciliary body 4) Root of iris General sensation to the posterior one-third of the tongue is mediated by the- (aP 91) 4) Hypogtossal nerve) Vagus nerve €) Glossorpharyngeal nerve d) Lingual nerve (AIMS 91) The following are contents ofthe interpecuncular fossa except- (AP 90) 2) Trochlear nerve b) Oculometor nerve ¢) Mamillary bodies 4) Tuber cinereum Toynbee’s muscle is- (AP 91) 4) Stapedius ) Tensor tympani 6) Scalenus minimus) Levator ani (N91) ‘Which is not a content of tympanic cavity - 2) Maleus b)Chordatympani (492) ©) Stapedius ‘Which is not supplied by Hypoglossal Nerve- 4) PostauricularN a) Geniohyoid ©) Styloglosssus ) Thyrohyoid 4) Stylopharyngeus (Ar92) 1146. Anterior Spinal artery is a branch of - 1143. Lamina eribrosais a modification of- (DELI 92) a) Sclera b) Choroid ©) Optic nerve sheath) Retina 1144, Choroid fissure of the eye permits the entry of = 2) Choroid plexus (DNB 92) ») Ciliary arteries ) Central artery of the retina @) Hyaloid artery 1145. Which of the following statements regarding middle constrictor muscleis wrong- _(T1V92) 4) Lies on the superior constricter ’b) Lymph from it drains into deep cervical lymph nodes ¢) Has sensoryinnervation form vagus 4) Isa derivative of the second pharyngeal arch (PG193) 4) Internal Carotid artery b)Basilarartery 6) Vertebral artery 4) Labyrinthine artery 1147. The vein of galen drains into~ (A193) a NC ’) Straight Sinus ©) Superior sagittal sinus d)SVC 1148, The nerve supplying submandibular gland is- av wyix ovr Xt 1149, Prevertebral fascia is posterior toall except a) Carotid b)Esophagus ©) Scalenous anterior __d) None (JIPMER 93) 1150, Root of tooth contain all the following except- a) Cementum —_b) Enamel (PGI94, 93) ©) Detine 4) Pulp chamber 1151, Adult larynx extends from cervicalspine- (4193, a b)C,T, ‘AUIMS 79, 82) ) GC, ACC, 1152. True about 4* ventricle is~ a) Rhomboid fossa forms floor 'b) Choroid plexus livs at its floor ©) Connectio between two cerebral hemishperes 4) Lies inferior to inferior cerebellar peduncle (DELHI93) 1139, Seventh, Ninth and Tenth cranial nerves end in - 1153, Structure passing through foramen spinosum is - a) Nucleus Tractus Soliarius (IPMER 92) a) Accessory meningeal artery (Kerala 94) ) Nucleus Ambiguous ») Middle meningeal artery €) Dorsal Nucleus of vegus ©) Mandibular nerve €) Long tract of V nerve 4) Maxillary nerve 1140. Cough Receptorsarenot seenin- (AIMS 92) 1154, Para sympathetic supply to parotid gand is from- a) Soft palate b) Ear ) Spheno palatine ganglion (Kerala 94) ©) Bronchi 4) Trachea ») Ciliary ganglion submandibula ganglion 1141, Inferior and lateral movement is produced by ©) Otic ganglion Which extra ocular muscle~ (AIMS 92) 4) None a) Inferior Rectus +b) Superior Rectus 1158. Which among the following does not pass through 6) Superior ablique 4) Inferior oblique superior orbital fissure - (AIMS 94) 1142. The smallest eranial nerve is the - (NIMHANS 92) ) Oculomotor nerve 8) Olfactory +b) Oculomotor ) Optic 6) Trochlear @) Accessry ©) Ophthalmic division of trigeminal @) Trochlear 1128) 1128)be 1130) 1131) 1132)d_1133)¢ 1135)b 1136)d_ 1137) 1138)d 1139) 1140) 141)e 1155) 1142)a 1143)a 1144)d_ 1143)d_ 1146)¢ 14Nb 1148)e 1149)¢ 1150)b 1151)a 1152)a 1153)b 1154)¢ANATOMY [4.53] 1156. 1157. 1158. 1159. 1160. 1161. 1162. 1163. 1164. 1165. All the muscles of the face are supplied by facial nerve except- (IIPMER 95) a) Levator anguli oris ) Corrugator supercilli ©) Levator palperae superioris, 6) Risorius Tip of tongue drains into- ) Occipital lymph node +b) Submental lymph node ©) Deep cervical lymph nodes 4) Tonsillar lymph nodes Cranio facial angle is- ae 120° ©) 130? awe Which of the following structures is inferior to spheno petrosal Synchondrosis- (/IPMER95) a) Abducens nerve 'b) Osseous part of auditory tube ©) Cartilaginous part of auditory tube 4) Petro squamous sinus Allare true about vocal ligament except- a) Itis medial to vocalis (JIPMER 95) ») Itis discontinous with crico thyroid membrane ©) Itis lined by stratitied squamous &) Itis fibro elastic tissue (JIPMER 95) (IPMER 95) Parathyroid glands are supplid by which artery - (Kerala 95) 8) Common carotid ) Superior throid ©) Middle thyroid 4) Inferior thyroid ‘Allof the following structures are in lateral wall of cavernous sinus exeept - (Kerala 95) 2) Occulomotor ») Trochlear 6) Trigeminal 4) Ophthamlmic Alll of the following structures are related to cavenous sinus except- (Assam 95) a) Optic nerve b) 4° nerve ¢) 6° nerve 4) Mandibular division of trigeminal nerve ‘Trigeminal nervedoes not supply- (AMU95) a) Masseter '») Buccinator ©) Anteriar belly of digastric 4) Any of the above Which nerve passes through Meckel’s cave - 1168, 1169, 1170. nia. 1172. 1173. 1174, 1175. 1176. 1177. Palsy of right genioglossus causes - a) Deviation of tongue to right b) Deviation of tongue to left €) Deviation of soft palate to right &) Deviation of soft palate to left Which is not a feature of occulamotor nerve palsy- 8) Miosis (UP 96) ») Dificulty in accomodation ©) Superior gaze palsys @) Diplopia ‘Waldeyers lymphatic chain is formed by all except 4) Palatine tonsils (Kerala 96) ») Pharyngeal tonsils ©) Tubal tonsils 9) Post auricular nodes (UP 96) ‘Which one of the following is a branch ofthe Facial nerve- (Karnat 96) a) Deep petrosal nerve ») Lesser superficial petrosal nerve ) External petrosal nerve 4) Greater superficial petrosal nerve Depressor’s of Mandible (AP 96) a) Median pterygoid ——_b) Masseter o) Lateral pterygoid @) Temporalis, Nerve of pterygoid canal (P6196) a) Sympathetic + Lesser pertrosal nerve ») Sympathetic + greater superficial petrosal nerve ©) Chorda Tympani 4) Jacobson’s nerve ‘Tympanic plexusis formed by- (PGI96) a) Tympanic branch of glossopharyngeal nerve ») Vagus nerve ©) Facial nerve ) Mandibular nerve Whichis a direct content of cavernous sinus - 4) Ophthalmic division of trigeminal nerve b) Trochlearnerve (Kerala 97) ©) Abducent nerve 6) Oceulomotor nerve Superior malleolar ligament connects - a) Malleus to ineus (GIPMER 98) ») Head of malleus to roof of epitympanum 6) Ineus to fossa uncudis @) Malleus to fossa uncudis ‘Tympanic plexus present in- GIPMER 98) ) Abducens —_) Facial (AMU95) a) Tunice adventitia of internal jugular vein ©) Trigeminal _d) Trochlear b) Medial projection of middle ear cavity 1166. Alderman’snerveisa branch of - (PGI 95) ¢) Part of tympanic membrane 2) Superior cervical ganglion 4) Petrous part of temporal bone ') Inferior cervical ganglion 1178. The seeetomotor fibre to the parotid gland passes ©) Auricular branch of vagus nerve through- (N98) ) None a) Otic ganglion 1167. Cranial accessory nerve supplies - (A196) ») Sphenopalatine ganglion 4) Stemomastoid b) Trapezius ©) Geniculate ganglion ©) Splenius capitis 4) Soft palate 4) Lesser ganglion 1156)¢ 1157) 1158)e 1159)¢ 1160)6 1161)bd 1162)¢ 1163)a_1164)b 1165)e 1166) 1167)d_1168)a 169)a 1170)d 1171)d_ 1172)e 1173) 1174)a 1175)e 1176) 1177)b,d 1178)ANATOMY [1.54] 1179, Safety muscle of the tongue is - a) Hyoglossus ) Genioglossus ) Palatoglossus 4) Styloglossus 1180, Superior cerebral veins draininto- (498) ) Great cerbral vein ») Vein of galen ©) Superior sagittal sinus) Inferior sagittal sinus 1181. Facial N. supply all except - (MP 98) ) Lacrimal gland b) Nasal gland a ©) Submandibular gland) Parotid gland 1182. Subeutancous muscle extending from the clavicle (TN 98) tothe mandible- (KERALA 98) a) Platysma ——_b) Stemocledomastoid ¢) Omohyoid __d) Stemohyoid 1183. ‘Chassaignac’s tubercle’ is- 4) Erb's point b) Carotid tubercle on C6 vertebra 6) Found on fest rib ) Medial condyle of humerus 1184, Muscles of tongue are supplied by - a) Lingual nerve ») Glosso pharyngeal nerve ©) Chorda tymapni 4) Hypogiossal 1185. Cranial part Accessory nerve supplies all palatal muscles except (Orrissa 98) 2) Palato glossus ‘b) Palato pharyngeus ¢) Tensor vel palati 4) Levatorpalati 1186, Branches of subclavian artery are all except- 4) Vertebral artery (A198) ) Thyrocervieal trunk 6) Internal thoracic artery 4) Subscapular artery 1187. Nasolaerimal ducts directed - (4199) 2) Downward, medially, backwards b) Downward, laterally, backwards 6) Downward, laterally, forward @) Downward, medially, forward 1188, Transverse ligament of atlas is part of - 2) Cruciate ligament (CUPGEE 99) ») Ligament flora 6) Anterior longitudinal ligament 4) Posterior longitudinal ligament 1189. Which nerve is in close relation with root of the lower third molar - (Karnat 99) a) Inferior alveolar nerve) Chordasymapani nerve o) Lingual nerve 4) Myolohyoid nerve 1190, Middle cranial fossais supplied by- (MP 2K) 2) Maxillary nerve ») Mandibular nerve ¢) Anterior ethmoidal nerve 4d) Posterior ethmoidal nerve 1191. A person has inability to look downward and laterally. Thenerveinjuredis- (MAH 2001) 8) Occulomotor —_b) Trochlear 6) Abducent 4) Trigeminal (PGI 98) (AP 98) 1192, Skin over the angle of mandible and parotid area is supplied by- (JIPMER 2001) a) Greater auricular nerve by Posterior auricular nerve €) Auriculotemporal nerve 4) Facial nerve “1193. Pouedounipolar neurons are seen in- (J&K 2001) a) Olfactory b) Celiac ganglion €) Spinal dorsal root ganglion 4) Cochlea 1194, Which of the cranial nerve decussate within the rain- (NINHANS 01) 2) Trochlear b) Optic ©) Oculemotor 4) Trigeminal 1195, Sensory nerve supply of pinna is- ) Mandibular nerve ) Maxillary nerve ) Facial nerve 4d) Abducent nerve 1196, Posterior fontanelles are ossified at the age of - ) 6 months b)2yrs (HPU 2001) 3 ys a) 4yrs 1197. ‘Trigeminal nerve has how many nuclei in CNS - a) Three ) Four (JIPMER 02) ©) Five dSix 1198, Portal circulation is seen in which ofthe following endocrine gland- (JIPMER 2002) ) Pineal gland b) Hypophysis cerebri (HPU 2001) ©) Pancreas. ) Ovary 1199. Lacrimal gland is supplied which of the following ganglia - (JIPMER 2002) 2) Otic gangtia ») Ciliary ganglion 6} Spenopalatine ganglion 4) Submandibualr 1200. The following ligaments are present in temporomantibular joint,except- (TN 2002) 4) Lateral temporomandibula ligament ») Sphenomandibular ligament ©) Stylomandibular ligament 4) Alarligament 1201. The roofof the olfactory regionis formed by -(1N'02) a) Nasal bone) Cribriform plate of ethmoid ©) Sphenoid «d) Temporal bone 1202, Ipsilateral deviation of tongue is due to wnaltered action of (P6197) 2) Genioglossus _b) Medial pterygoid ©) Hyoglossus _d) Lateral pterygoid 1203. Dorello's canal transmits in tip of temporal bone toen route to cavernous sinus - (PGI99) a) Middle meningeal artery ) Mandibular nerve ©) Superior alveotar branch of maxillary 4) Abdacent nerve 1204. First branch of focial nerve is- a) Chorda tympani b) Nerve to stapedius €) Lesser superficial petrosal N 4) Greater superficial petrosal N (P6199) 1179)b 1380) LI81)d 1182)a 1183) 1184)d 1185)e 1186)d 1187) 1188)a 1189)c 1190)ab 1191)b 1192)a 1193)¢ 1194)a 1195)ae1196)a 1197)b 1198)b 1199)¢ 1200)d 1201) 1202)a 1203)d 1204)d