Anatomy - final

Question

Within the lateral cord of the brachial plexus origin:

Answer 1

Musculocutaneous nerve

Answer 2

Medial cutaneous nerve of the arm

Answer 3

Radial nerve

Answer 4

Ulnar nerve

Answer 5

Axillary nerve

Answer 6

Innervates the heart

Answer 7

Innervates pectoralis minor

Answer 8

Innervates only diaphragm

Answer 9

Innervates pleura & diaphragm

Answer 10

Innervates pectoralis major

Answer 11

Mandibular

Answer 12

Ascending pharyngeal

Answer 13

Papillary muscles

Answer 14

Opening of the coronary sinus

Answer 15

Opening of the pulmonary artery

Answer 16

Opening of the pulmonary sinus

Answer 17

Chordae tendineae

Answer 18

Inferior gluteal

Answer 19

Superior gluteal

Answer 20

Sciatic nerve

Answer 21

Post cutaneous nerve of thigh

Answer 22

Infrahyoid muscles

Answer 23

Sternocleidomastoid muscle

Answer 24

Renal mesenteric artery

Answer 25

Inferior mesenteric artery

Answer 26

Superior mesenteric artery

Answer 27

Splenic artery

Answer 28

Inferior phrenic artery

Answer 29

Fiberous coat

Answer 30

Lacrimal gland

Answer 31

Nervous coat

Answer 32

Vascular coat

Answer 33

External acoustic meatus

Answer 34

Greater wing

Answer 35

Internal acoustic meatus

Answer 36

Nasal spine

Answer 37

Hypoglossal canal

Answer 38

Gives off peroneal artery

Answer 39

Is continuous as a plantar artery

Answer 40

Supplies adductor magnus muscle

Answer 41

Gives off anterior medial & lateral malleolar artery

Answer 42

Is a branch of the femoral artery

Answer 43

The teeth of the lower jaw

Answer 44

Superior eyelid

Answer 45

The skin of the lower face

Answer 46

The dura mater

Answer 47

The lower lip

Answer 48

Left colic artery

Answer 49

Ileocolic artery

Answer 50

Middle colic artery

Answer 51

Superior rectal artery

Answer 52

Inferior mesenteric artery

Answer 53

Vascular coat

Answer 54

Nucleaus of the eye

Answer 55

Fiberous coat

Answer 56

Nervous coat

Answer 57

Macula lutea

Answer 58

Trochlear notch

Answer 59

Ulnar notch

Answer 60

Mastoid process

Answer 61

Radial tuberosity

Answer 62

Transverse arytenoid

Answer 63

Posterior cricoarytenoid

Answer 64

Lateral cricoarytenoid

Answer 65

Cricoarytenoid

Answer 66

Supplies skin of lateral side of leg

Answer 67

Supplies fibularis brevis muscle

Answer 68

Supplies fibularis longus muscle

Answer 69

Is a long branch of lumbar plexus

Answer 70

Supplies skin at medial side of foot

Answer 71

Sternomediastinal

Answer 72

Costomediastinal

Answer 73

Vertebromediastinal

Answer 74

Costodiaphragmatic

Answer 75

Phrenicomediatinal

Answer 76

Pulmonary artery

Answer 77

Pulmonary veins

Answer 78

Cervical lordosis

Answer 79

Sacral lordosis

Answer 80

Thoracic kyphosis

Answer 81

Lumbar kyphosis

Answer 82

Thoracic lordosis

Answer 83

Groove for the vertebral artery

Answer 84

Bifid spinous process

Answer 85

Transverse foramen

Answer 86

Mammillary process

Answer 87

Triangular-shaped vertebral foramen

Answer 88

Six articular processes

Answer 89

Two, anterior and posterior costal facet on the transverse processes

Answer 90

Groove for the internal thoracic artery

Answer 91

Two, inferior and superior costal facet on the body

Answer 92

Posterior longitudinal ligament attaches to the pharyngeal tubercle of occipital bone

Answer 93

Nuchal ligament runs between vertebral arches

Answer 94

Ligamentum flava runs between transverse processes

Answer 95

Posterior longitudinal ligament forms the cruciate ligament of atlas

Answer 96

Anterior longitudinal ligament is located on the ventral (anterior) surface of the vertebral bodies

Answer 97

The false ribs have no head

Answer 98

Each rib has costal groove

Answer 99

Only 12th pair has costal cartilage

Answer 100

Only first rib has scalene tubercle

Answer 101

Each rib has angle

Answer 102

In the lateral mediastinum

Answer 103

In the middle mediastinum

Answer 104

In the anterior mediastinum

Answer 105

In the posterior mediastinum

Answer 106

In the superior mediastinum

Answer 107

Covers the walls of auricle

Answer 108

Lining of all the walls of atrium

Answer 109

Forms papillary muscles

Answer 110

Forms trabeculae carneae

Answer 111

Lining the walls of the ventricles

Answer 112

Inferior Vena Cava

Answer 113

Superior Vena Cava

Answer 114

Peritoneum which covers parametrium

Answer 115

Muscle of the uterus

Answer 116

Peritoneum which covers vagina

Answer 117

Folds in the cervix

Answer 118

Mucous membrane of the uterus

Answer 119

The posterior interosseous

Answer 120

The recurrent interosseous

Answer 121

The middle collateral

Answer 122

The superficial palmar branch

Answer 123

The radial collateral

Answer 124

Occipital artery

Answer 125

Ansa cervicalis

Answer 126

Branches of the facial nerve

Answer 127

Accessory nerve

Answer 128

Internal jugular vein

Answer 129

Forms a spermatic cord

Answer 130

Is situated in the mediastinum testis

Answer 131

Become straight tubules which go to septa

Answer 132

Exist in a number of 12-20 in each testes

Answer 133

Form deferens duct

Answer 134

Originate from the acromion

Answer 135

Is innervated by the musculocutaneous nerve

Answer 136

Is innervated by the median nerve

Answer 137

Ends at the radial tuberosity

Answer 138

Has two heads, long and short

Answer 139

Cribriform palate

Answer 140

External acoustic meatus

Answer 141

Mastoid process

Answer 142

Styloid process

Answer 143

Body and fundus of uterus

Answer 144

Cervix of uterus and vagina

Answer 145

Body and cervix of uterus

Answer 146

Flexion to the lateral side

Answer 147

Body of uterus and vagina

Answer 148

Oblique fissure

Answer 149

Pulmonary ligament

Answer 150

Horizontal fissure

Answer 151

Superior thoracic

Answer 152

Superior thyroid artery

Answer 153

Ascending pharyngeal artery

Answer 154

Gives off palmar metacarpal arteries

Answer 155

Gives off dorsal metacarpal arteries

Answer 156

Gives off common digital arteries

Answer 157

Lies just under palmar aponeurosis

Answer 158

Gives off dorsal digital arteries

Answer 159

Flexor digitorum superficialis

Answer 160

Adductor policis brevis

Answer 161

Partly flexor digitorum profundus

Answer 162

Interossei muscles

Answer 163

Lumbrical muscles

Answer 164

It contains parathyroid gland on the anterior side of the lobes

Answer 165

It is supplied by superior and inferior thyroid arteries

Answer 166

It atrophies after puberty

Answer 167

Its isthmus is usually located at the level of thyroid cartilage of the larynx

Answer 168

It contains isthmus and two lobes: deep and superficial

Answer 169

The lingual surface of the epiglottis medially

Answer 170

The superior margin of the epiglottis anteriorly

Answer 171

The aryepiglottic folds anteriorly

Answer 172

The base of the tongue posteriorly

Answer 173

The upper margin of the hyoid bone in front

Answer 174

Jugular vein

Answer 175

Part of the maxillary nerve

Answer 176

Spinal part of accessory nerve

Answer 177

Hypoglossal nerve

Answer 178

Vagus nerve

Answer 179

The bronchus is the most superior structure

Answer 180

The bronchus is the most anterior structure

Answer 181

The bronchus is the most inferior structure

Answer 182

The veins are the most superior structure

Answer 183

The artery is the most superior structure

Answer 184

Diencephalon

Answer 185

Temporal lobe

Answer 186

Parietal lobe

Answer 187

Cardiac nerves origin only from inferior ganglion

Answer 188

Contains vertebral ganglion

Answer 189

Contains 5 ganglia

Answer 190

Contains phrenic ganglion

Answer 191

Superior ganglion is called vertebral

Answer 192

Palatine tonsil are paired and supplied only from the maxillary artery

Answer 193

Pharyngeal tonsil is in the oral part of the pharynx

Answer 194

Lingual tonsil is located on the inferior side of the tongue

Answer 195

All tonsils form the ringed arrangement which is called Waldeyer’s ring

Answer 196

Tubal tonsils are in the acoustic canal

Answer 197

Rectus abdominis

Answer 198

Piriformis

Answer 199

Transversus abdominis

Answer 200

Internal oblique

Answer 201

External oblique

Answer 202

Frontal lobe

Answer 203

Occipital lobe

Answer 204

Temporal lobe

Answer 205

Parietal lobe

Answer 206

Olfactory lobe

Answer 207

Internal oblique muscle

Answer 208

Peritoneum

Answer 209

Fatty layer

Answer 210

External oblique muscle

Answer 211

Transversalis fascia

Answer 212

It provides sensory input from the larynx

Answer 213

It provides sensory input from anterior one-third of the tongue

Answer 214

It provides sensory input from the carotid body and sinus

Answer 215

It provides fibers for taste from the whole of the tongue

Answer 216

It innervates intrinsic muscles of the tongue

Answer 217

Temporal lobe

Answer 218

Hypoglossus

Answer 219

Styloglossus

Answer 220

Palatoglossus

Answer 221

Stylopharyngeus

Answer 222

Genioglossus

Answer 223

It arises from the midbrain

Answer 224

It innervates the lateral rectus muscle

Answer 225

It carries parasympathetic fibers

Answer 226

It is a 4th cranial nerve

Answer 227

It innervates the medial rectus muscle

Answer 228

Semilunar folds

Answer 229

Omental appendices

Answer 230

Plicae circulares

Answer 231

Origins in the lumbar plexus

Answer 232

Supplies sartorius muscle

Answer 233

Goes through greater sciatic foramen

Answer 234

Goes by adductor canal

Answer 235

Supplies pectineus muscle

Answer 236

The coracoid process

Answer 237

The coronoid fossa

Answer 238

The capitulum

Answer 239

The olecranon fossa

Answer 240

The radial fossa

Answer 241

Cricothyroid muscle

Answer 242

Lateral cricoarytenoid

Answer 243

Posterior cricoarytenoid

Answer 244

Oblique arytenoid

Answer 245

Transverse arytenoid

Answer 246

Temporal lobe

Answer 247

Diencephalon

Answer 248

Parietal lobe

Answer 249

Frontal lobe

Answer 250

Trochlear nerve runs through the superior orbital fissure

Answer 251

Oculomotor nerve runs through the optic canal

Answer 252

Optic nerve runs through the superior orbital fissure

Answer 253

Ophthalmic artery runs through the inferior orbital fissure

Answer 254

Abducent nerve runs through inferior orbital fissure

Answer 255

Lacrimal fossa

Answer 256

Ptergoid process

Answer 257

Crista gali

Answer 258

Styloid process

Answer 259

Lamina perpendicularis

Answer 260

Tectal plate

Answer 261

Cerebral crura

Answer 262

Femoral vein

Answer 263

Femoral nerve

Answer 264

Obturator nerve

Answer 265

Anterior tibial artery

Answer 266

Tibial nerve

Answer 267

By the conus elasticus

Answer 268

By the vestibular folds

Answer 269

By the vocal folds

Answer 270

By the vocal processes of the cricoid cartilages

Answer 271

By the laryngeal surface of the epiglottic cartilage

Answer 272

Inferior nasal meatus

Answer 273

Common nasal meatus

Answer 274

Nasal part of the pharynx

Answer 275

Middle nasal meatus

Answer 276

Superior nasal meatus

Answer 277

All are false

Answer 278

Intramural part

Answer 279

Infundibulum

Answer 280

Passes through the lacuna musculorum

Answer 281

Innervates the adductor magnus

Answer 282

Passes through the lacuna vasorum

Answer 283

Passes through the femoral canal

Answer 284

Innervates the skin of the lateral aspect of the thigh

Answer 285

The axillary nerve

Answer 286

The posterior circumflex humeral artery

Answer 287

The radial nerve

Answer 288

The deep brachial artery

Answer 289

The circumflex scapular artery

Answer 290

Subscapular fossa on the posterior surface

Answer 291

Supraspinous fossa on the anterior surface

Answer 292

Styloid process

Answer 293

It is innervated by the facial and accessory nerve

Answer 294

It begins in the deep fascia of the thorax

Answer 295

It is supplied by the maxillary artery

Answer 296

It is classified as a muscle of the facial expressions and muscles of the neck

Answer 297

It is attached to the maxilla

Answer 298

Superficial epigastric

Answer 299

Superior epigastric

Answer 300

Superficial external pudendal

Answer 301

Superficial circumflex iliac

Answer 302

Inferior epigastric

Answer 303

Transmits axillary nerve

Answer 304

Transmits circumflex scapular artery and veins

Answer 305

Superiorly is bounded by the long head of biceps

Answer 306

Transmits the radial nerve

Answer 307

Medially is bounded by the teres minor

Answer 308

The base of the appendix can be located at McBurney’s point

Answer 309

It is suspended by the mesoappendix

Answer 310

It is supplied by the branches from superior mesenteric artery

Answer 311

It is supplied by the appendicular artery

Answer 312

It is secondary retroperitoneal

Answer 313

Dorsal digital nerve

Answer 314

Tibial nerve

Answer 315

Saphenous nerve

Answer 316

Lateral sural cutaneous nerve

Answer 317

Sural communicating nerve

Answer 318

Has head, fundus and neck

Answer 319

Covers anterior margin of the testes

Answer 320

Its tail is continuous as a ductus deferens

Answer 321

Has cortex and medulla

Answer 322

Goes by the inguinal canal

Answer 323

Is a branch of the humeral artery

Answer 324

Goes with the radial nerve in the groove of the humerus

Answer 325

Supplies the muscles of the anterior compartment of the arm

Answer 326

Goes in the triangular space

Answer 327

Is a branch of the axillary artery

Answer 328

Jugular vein

Answer 329

Hypoglossal nerve

Answer 330

Maxillary nerve

Answer 331

Mandibular nerve

Answer 332

Vagus nerve

Answer 333

Vestibulocochlear

Answer 334

Hypoglossal

Answer 335

Extensor hallucis longus

Answer 336

Extensor digitorum brevis

Answer 337

Extensor digitorum longus

Answer 338

Tibialis anterior

Answer 339

Fibularis tertius

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