Asim & Shoaib Flashcards
(417 cards)
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E) Right Bundle Branch
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C: Posterior Duodenal Ulcer with erosion of Gastroduodenal Artery
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D: Paraumbilical Vein
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C- Pelvic
- Most common location: Retro-cecal.
- 2nd Most common location: Pelvic,
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D- Dysdiadochokinesis
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D- Festigeal
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C- Posterior Inferior Cerebellar Artery
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C - Left Lateral Spinothalamic Tract.
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E- Sub-mandibular Gland
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C - Ureter
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C - Prostate
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D- Meningomyelocele
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C - Endocardial Cushions
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A - Cryptorchism
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C - Imperforate Anus with Rectovaginal Fistula
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A- Colle’s Fracture
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C- Ulnar, Deep Branch
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A- Angle
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A- Avascular Necrosis
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E- Perineal Membrane
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A- External Laryngeal Nerve
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E- Special Visceral Afferent
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A- Amniotic Bands
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D- Ciprofloxacin
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D- MgSO4
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D - Perineal Membrane
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E- Upper Brachial Plexus
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A - 1st Sacral Nerve Root
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D- Supraspinatus
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B - Posterior Interosscous Nerve
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E- Ruptured Plantaris Tendon
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A - Anterior
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C- Lateral Malleolar Ligament
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C - Rectum & Urogenital Sinus
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E - 47 XXY
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A - Cataract
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C - Limb Buds Appear
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B - 2 Umbilical Arteries & 1 left Umbilical Vein
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D- Microvilli
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E- Simple Columnar Ciliated Epithelium without goblet cells.
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E - Vas Deferens
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A - Cortex of Lymph Node
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D - S2, S3, S4
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B - Dorsal Root Ganglion
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C - Ligamentum Flavum
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D - Spinal Part of the Accessory Nerve
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A- Buccinator
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E- Rotation.
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E- Superficial Perineal Pouch.
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A- Genitofemoral Nerve
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E- Receives parasympathetic Fibers from Pelvic Splanchnic Nerve
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A- Common Bile Duct
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B - Liver
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C- Ischial Tuberosity
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D- Middle Rectal
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B- Great Cardiac Vein
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E- Superior
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D- From T3 spine around thorax to 6th costochondral Junction
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C- Radial Artery
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C- Extension of Wrist
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C- Median
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E- Vastus Lateralis
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A- Femoral Vein
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C- Thymus
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C- Middle Third of Esophagus
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D- Microvilli
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E- Pharynx
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E- The Lamellae are regularly arranged
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E- Muscular Growth from Lateral Body Wall with Pleuroperitoneal Membrane
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D- 3-8 weeks
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B- It is a failure of gut to return to abdominal cavity during 10th week.
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E- 42-44
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C- Ilieohypogastric Nerve
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A- Colic
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C- Pelvic Splanchnic Nerve
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B- Apical Superior
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C- C3,4,5 keeps the diaphragm alive.
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E- Right Half of lower end of body of sternum.
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A- Anterior Horn & Sympathetic Ganglia.
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B- Median
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A- Anterior Tibial Nerve
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C- Semitendinosus
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C- Peroneus Longus
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E- Marginal Mandibular Branch of Facial Nerve
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C- Popliteal Artery
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A- Common Peroneal Nerve
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D- Lower Ureter
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D- Polyp
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E- Submucosa
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C- Hemisection of Spinal Cord at T11
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E - Ureters
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C- Duodenum
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A- Axillary
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C- They have rough Cytoplasm
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A- Blood
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C- Highly cellular lamina propria
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B- Clitoris
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E- Stapes
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D- Where it lies on the psoas
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C- Pleuropericardial Membranes
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C- Supraorbital Nerve
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A- III Nerve
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B- 0.25 ml to 0.30 ml
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A- 3mm
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C- Inner Nuclear layer
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E- Visual Pigments
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A- Abducent
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B- Cones in the central retina
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A- Ascorbate is higher than the plasma.
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C- Corneal endothelial pump.
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E- Visual Pigments
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A- 3 mm
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B- 0.25 ml to 0.30 ml
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C- Supraorbital Nerve
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D- Weigert Ligament
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A- Has its opening near its roof.
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A- Black eye is due to accumulation of blood in layer number 4.
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B- Lateral Pterygoid.
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D- Superior Ophthalmic Vein.
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D- Midbrain level with superior Colliculus.
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B- Oculomotor Nerve
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B- is equivalent to the dorsal root ganglion of spinal nerve
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A- Anterior lacrimal crest of Maxilla.
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B- Orbital process of palatine bone.
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C- General visceral efferent
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A- Aqueous Flare
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E- Trochlear Nerve
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A- Oculomotor Nerve
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D- Ophthelmic division of the trigeminal nerve.
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D- Lingual Nerve
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B- Fasciculus Gracilis
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D- Two lobes are symmetrical.
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B- Base is formed by the middle third of the clavicle.
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A- Accessory nerve & Sympathetic Chain.
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B- Mandibular Nerve
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A- Floor is formed mainly by the orbital surface of the Maxilla.
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C- Posterior Vitreous Detachment.
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B- Defect in Bruch's membrane.
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E- Raised Intraocular Pressure.
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E- Traumatic Damage to the Sphincter Pupillae.
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C- Directly into eyelashes follicles
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E- Lies in the lacrimal fossa on the lateral part of the roof of the Orbit.
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D- Short Ciliary Nerve
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E- Posterior three fourth is receptor organ.
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B- Hyloid Artery
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B- Anterior & Posterior Chambers of the Eyeball.
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B- Are attached at the equatorial region of the lens through zonules.
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C- Startified Squamous Keratinized Epithelium.
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A- Due to loss of Midline tissue near days 19-21 of gestation.
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D- Congenital Deafness.
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B- Displacemnt of the Tibia is prevented by Cruciate Ligament.
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A- Abduct the Hip Joint & Rotate the thigh Medially.
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D- Flexor Pollicis Longus
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B- Major part of the Breast & Upper Half of the trunk Anteriorly.
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C- Radial Nerve.
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C- Phrenic Nerve.
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B- A typical rib consists of all of the Costal Groove.
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E- Receives sensory branches from mediastinal pleura.
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C- Cooper's Ligament.
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E- Pectinate Line.
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C- Pelvic Splanchnic Nerves.
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B-
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C-
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A-
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D
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C- Lesser Occipital & greater Auricular Nerves
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E- Vagus
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A- Hypogastric Plexuses
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D- Winds around the lateral side of the neck of the fibula.
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A-
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E- Passes Anterior to the Lingula.
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C- Palmar & Dorsal Surface of Medial 1/3
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E- Typical lysosomes
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C- Synonymous with Primary or Immature Bone
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C- Osteoclasts
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A- Ependymal Cells
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A- Metencephalon
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B- Facial Nerve
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D - Septum Transversum
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A- About the middle of the 4th month.
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B- Deep Femoral
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E-
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C- Greater tuberosity is seperated from the lesser by an intertubercular Groove.
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A= Acts as a Joint.
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B- Is a synovial Joint.
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E- Fourth Thoracic Nerve Dermatome.
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A- Aorta
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B- Left Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve.
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E- Superficial Inguinal LNs.
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B- Inferior Mesentric Lymph Nodes.
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C- Lateral Side
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C- Spinal cord segments L1 & L2.
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E- Incomplete pleuroperitoneal membrane.
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B- Floor overlies the carotid canal.
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B- Has no contribution from the petrous temporal bone.
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B- Iris develops from ectoderm.
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A- Inferior Oblique
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D- Between the Subclavian artery & vein.
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B- Deep branch of the Ulnar Nerve
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D- S2 and S3
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D
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D
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D
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A/D
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C
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D
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Regarding Cerebrum the following are true except:
1. Auditory Area is located in the frontal lobe.
2. Gustatory Area is located in Post-central gyus.
3. Primary Motor Area is located in Pre-central gyrus.
4. Motor Speech Area is located in the Dominent Hemisphere.
5. Viscual Area is supplied by the Posterior Cerebral Artery.
A
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The posterior rami of the Spinal Nerve which have cutaneous branches is:
1. C1
2. C6
3. C7
4. L5
5. T1
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Muscles supplied by the 12th CN do not include:
1. Genioglossus
2. Hypoglossus
3. Intrinsic Muscles of the tongue
4. Palatoglossus
5. Styloglossus
D
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C
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An Aneurysm of Aorta at the Hiatus in Diaphragm is likely to compress:
a) Azygos Vein & Thoracic Duct
b) Azygos Vein & Vagi
c) Hemiazygos & Vagi
d) Thoracic Duct & Left Phrenic Nerve
e) Thoracic Duct & Right Phrenic Nerve
An Aneurysm of Aorta at the Hiatus in Diaphragm is likely to compress:
a) Azygos Vein & Thoracic Duct
b) Azygos Vein & Vagi
c) Hemiazygos & Vagi
d) Thoracic Duct & Left Phrenic Nerve
e) Thoracic Duct & Right Phrenic Nerve
An Aneurysm of Aorta at the Hiatus in Diaphragm is likely to compress:
a) Azygos Vein & Thoracic Duct
b) Azygos Vein & Vagi
c) Hemiazygos & Vagi
d) Thoracic Duct & Left Phrenic Nerve
e) Thoracic Duct & Right Phrenic Nerve
An Aneurysm of Aorta at the Hiatus in Diaphragm is likely to compress:
a) Azygos Vein & Thoracic Duct
b) Azygos Vein & Vagi
c) Hemiazygos & Vagi
d) Thoracic Duct & Left Phrenic Nerve
e) Thoracic Duct & Right Phrenic Nerve
A
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The Internal Spermatic Fascia is derived from:
a) Aponeurosis of External Oblique Abdominis
b) Aponeurosis of Internal Oblique Abdominis
c) Aponeurosis of Transversus Abdominis
d) Conjoint Tendon
e) Transversalis Fascia
E
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During Laparotomy, there was Retroperitoneal Infection. The most likely organ involved is:
a) Ascending colon
b) Ileum
c) Sigmoid Colon
d) Stomach
e) Transverse colon
A
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The peritoneal ligament which does not carry any embryonic structure remnant is:
a) Lateral Umbilical Ligament
b) Ligamentum Teres
c) Ligamentum Venosum
d) Medial Umbilical Ligament
e) Median Umbilical Ligament
A
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The Root Value of the nerve carrying sensations from skin over the Anterior Triangle of the Neck is:
a) C1
b) C1 & C2
c) C2 & C3
d) C3 & C4
e) C4
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The Hypophysis cerebri is related Postero-Superiorly to:
a) Ethmoidal Air sinus
b) Frontal Air Sinus
c) Mastoid Air Sinus
d) Maxillary Air Sinus
e) Sphenoidal Air sinus
E
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The Arterial Supply of Primary Motor Cortex is by:
a) Anterior & Middle Cerebral
b) Anterior & Posterior Cerebral
c) Basilar
d) Middle & Posterior Cerebral
e) Posterior Cerebral & basilar
A
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Corpus Striatum is:
a) Amygdaloid Nucleus + Globus Pallidus
b) Amygdaloid Nucleus + Lentiform
c) Amygdaloid Nucleus + Putamen
d) Caudate Nucleus + Globus Pallidus
e) Caudate Nucleus + Putamen
E
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Pain Impulses originating in a peptic ulcer are carried by:
a) 7th Intercostal Nerve
b) 8th Intercostal Nerve
c) Greater Splanchnic Nerve
d) Least Splanchnic Nerve
e) Lesser Splanchnic Nerve
C
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## Footnote
Regarding the development of Genital System all Statements are true except:
a) Appendix epididymis is the remnant of Mesonephric Duct
b) Appendix testis is the remnant of Para-Mesonephric Duct
c) Genital Swellings form the Labia Majora in females
d) Para-Mesonephric Duct form the Uterus..
D
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Regarding the development of Face all statements are true except:
a) Cleft Upper lip is caused by failure of the Maxillary process to fuse with the lateral nasal process.
b) Frontonasal Prominence forms the forehead & bridge of the nose.
c) Lateral Nasal Prominence forms the Alae of nose.
d) Lower lip is formed by Mandibular process.
e) Medial Nasal prominence forms philtrum of upper lip, crest & tip of the nose.
A
