Anatomy Questions - Head, Upper Limb & Neck

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The ... Interossei muscles ... the fingers

Palmar, adduct

Palmar, abduct

Dorsal, adduct

Dorsal, abduct

None of the above

The ... muscle is inserted on ... - Point the correct juxtaposition

Biceps brachii, Ulnar tuberosity

Subscapularis, Lesser tubercle of Humerus

Pectoralis major, Clavicula

Pectoralis minor, Coracoid process

None of the above

The ... occipital nerve arises from ... ramus of the ...

Lesser, anterior, C2

Greater, posterior, C2

Lesser, anterior, C3

Greater, anterior, C3

None of above

The ... vein penetrates deep fascia of the arm and becomes the ... vein

Basilic, brachial

Basilic, axillary

Cephalic, axillary

Cephalic, subclavian

Median cubital, brachial

The anaa cervicalis:

Is the motor branch of the cervical plexus

underlies the SCM

is composed of C1-C3

is associated with the hypoglossal nerve

All of the above is correct

The anatomical snuff box is limited by:

Extensor pollicis brevis

Abductor pollicis brevis

Extensor pollicis longus

Extensor Indicis

None of the Above

The angle between the two lamina of the thyroid cartilage os:

between 90 - 120 °

above 120 °

below 90 °

less acute in men

more acute in women

The Ansa Cervicalis..

Is the motor branch of the cervical Plexus

Overlies the SCM

Is composed of C1-C4

Is associated with the Hypoglossal Nerve

All of the above are correct

The Ansa cervicalis:

Is the motor branch of cervical plexus

overlies the SCM

composed of C1 - C4

Is associated with the hypoglossal N.

All of the Above

The ant. border of this muscles decussate over the chin and blends with facial muscles:

Orbicularis Oris

Platysma

SCM

Digastric

Mylohyoid

The anterior ethmoidal cell drain directly into the

Superior nasal meatus

Nasopharynx

Infundibulum

None of the above

Inferior nasal meatus

The anterior meningeal Aa. are branches of the :

Facial A.

Ophtalmic A.

Ethmoidal A.

Frontal A.

Dorsal nasal A.

The apex of the arytenoid cartilages bears the:

Corniculate Cartilages

Cuneiform Cartilages

Sesamoid Cartilages

Triticae Cartilages

None of the Above

The arterial supply of the nasal cavity is from EXCEPT:

Anterior ethmoidal A.

Middle ethmoidal A.

Posterior ethmoidal A.

Sphenopalatine A.

Lesser palatine A.

The arterial supply of the scalp is through, EXCEPT:

Superficial temporal A.

Superficial parietal A.

Occipital A.

Posterior auricular A.

Infraorbital A.

The Axillary A. extends from ... to ...

1st rib - inf. border of Teres Major M.

1st rib - inf. border of Pectoralis Major M.

2nd rib - inf. border of Teres Major M.

2nd rib - inf. border of Pectoralis Minor M.

None of the above

The Axillary A. is the continuation of:

Cephalic V

Brachial V

Subclavian V

Basilic V

Saphenous V

the axillary artery

begins on the medial border of the 1st rib

begins on the lateral border of the 2nd rib

is the continuation of the subclavian artery

is the continuation of the common carotid artery

The axillary Inlet to the upper Limb is formed by, EXCEPT:

Clavicle

Superior margin of the Scapula

Lateral border of the Scapula

Acromion

Lateral margin of the first rib

The biceps brachii muscle is the most powerful ... of the forearm when the elbow Joint is ...

Flexor, extended

Abductor, flexed

Pronator, extended

Supinator, flexed

Adductor, flexed

the bifurcation of the common carotid artery ...

forms a narrowing

contains receptors that motor the blood pressure

is named carotid bulb

is innervated by the vagus nerve

is dialated

The brachial Artery can be compressed against the medial site of the Humerus in the:

Axillary Fossa

Middle of the Brachium

Distal part of the Brachium

Proximal part of the Brachium

Cubital Fossa

The Brachioradialis is exceptional among muscles of the extensor compartment in that it:

is innervated by Median N.

Flexes the Elbow Joint

Is incapable of acting at the Wrist

Forms the medial Border of cubital Fossa

Is a fusiform Muscle

The branch innervating the Mylohyoid Muscles derives from:

Auriculotemporal Nerve

Superior alveolar Nerve

Inferior alveolar Nerve

Lingual Nerve

Hypoglossal Nerve

the branch of the ECA divided into 3 parts in relation to the lateral pterygoid muscle :

facial artery

middle meningeal artery

masseteric artery

lingual artery

maxillary artery

The Buccal A.

Branches from the 1st part of the Maxillary A.

Is distributed with the lingual N.

It supplies the oral Mucosa of the cheek

Branches from the ECA

Is distributed with the buccal Nerve

The buccal Artery

Branches from the first part of the maxillary A.

Is distributed with the lingual N.

It supplies the oral Mucosa of the Cheek

Branches from the external Carotid A.

Is distributed with the buccal N.

The buccal gingivae of the lower premolar teeth are supplied by:

Mental N.

Buccal N.

Nasopalatine N.

Lingual N.

None of the above

The buccal Gingivae of the lower premolar teeth are supplied by:

Mental N

Buccal N

Nasopalatine N

Lingual N

None of the above

The Carotid Sheath contains the following:

SCM, IJV, Vagus nerve

SCM, IJV, Vagal trunk

Common carotid A, IJV, Vagus nerve

Common Carotid A, Brachiocephalic Vein, Vagus N

The carotid Sinus is usually a dilation of the ... and is innervated by ...

Common Carotid A. - CN V

Internal Carotid A. - CN 9

External Carotid A. - CN 11

Internal Jugular V. - CN 9

None of the above

The carotid triangle does, EXCEPT:

Contains the Vagus N.

Is limited by sternohyoid muscle

Possesses the nerve point of the neck

Is bordered by SCM

Contains all Carotid arteries

the carpal tunnel contents

2 ligaments, 7 tendonds, 2 nerves

8 tendons, 1 nerve

9 tendons, 1 nerve

6 tendons, 2 nerves

9 tendons, 2 nerves

The cartilaginnous part of the nose consists of cartilages EXCEPT

One septal

Two alar

One dorsal

Two lateral

One accessory

The Cephalic V. courses superiorly (in the shoulder region) between:

Biceps and Triceps brachii

Long and short Head of biceps brachii

Deltoid and pectoralis minor

Deltoid and pectoralis major

None of above

the characteristic features of the muscles of facial expression are..

they are gouped mainly around the natural orofices of the face

their primary function is to act as sphincters and dialators of facial orofices

they have not their own fascias

all of the above

none of the above

The characteristic features of the muscles of the facial expression are:

The muscles are grouped mainly around the natural orificies of the face

Their primary function is to act as sphincters and dilators of the facial orificies

They have not their own Fascia

All of the Above

None of the Above

The circumfley humeral A. encircles the:

Anatomical neck of Humerus

Neck of Scapula

Surgical neck of Humerus

Origin of the Biceps brachii muscle

None of the Above

The claw Hand is a result of Injury of the

Median N.

Radial N.

Musculocutaneous N.

Axillary N.

None of the above

The common Interosseus A. arises from .. in the ...

Axillary A. - Axilla

Brachial A. - Radial nerve groove

Ulnar A. - Cubital Fossa

Radial A. - Cubital Fossa

None of the above

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