Mcq Subject: Anatomy

Question 1

Autosomal dominant Polycystic kidney disease is associated with aneurysm –

A. Fusiform aneurysm of abdominal aoa

B. Ascending aoa

C. Descending aoa

D. Berry aneurysm

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Answer

A. Fusiform aneurysm of abdominal aoa

B. Ascending aoa

C. Descending aoa

D. Berry aneurysm

Question 2

Structure passing through anterior part of jugular foramen

A. Inferior petrosal sinus

B. Internal jugular vein

C. Accessory meningeal artery

D. X, XI nerve

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Answer

A. Inferior petrosal sinus

B. Internal jugular vein

C. Accessory meningeal artery

D. X, XI nerve

Question 3

Anterior lymphatics from the nose drain into ?

A. Pretracheal nodes

B. Submandibular nodes

C. Sublingual nodes

D. Superficial cervical nodes

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Answer

A. Pretracheal nodes

B. Submandibular nodes

C. Sublingual nodes

D. Superficial cervical nodes

Question 4

The parasympathetic nervous system has central connections with the brain through all of the following cranial nerves, except:

A. III

B. VII

C. X

D. V

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Answer

A. Vitamin A toxicity

B. Methotrexate

C. Aldomet

D. Hydatid cyst

Answer

A. Stomach

B. Transverse colon

C. Jejunum

D. Descending colon

Answer

A. Wedge shape of talus

B. Muscle pull during dorsiflexion

C. Presence of malleoli

D. Ligament pull

Answer

A. Middle meningeal vein

B. II cranial nerve

C. Anterior division of the middle meningeal aery

D. Stem of the lateral sulcus of the brain

Answer

A. Facial aery

B. Maxillary aery

C. Posterior auricular aery

D. Superficial temporal aery

Answer

A. Gastro-soleus

B. Popliteus

Question 5

Drug induced poal hypeension is seen with

A. Vitamin A toxicity

B. Methotrexate

C. Aldomet

D. Hydatid cyst

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Question 6

A 45 year old male presents to OPD with with acute abdominal pain . On examination it seems to have spread to retroperitoneal structures . Which of the following is the most likely to get affected

A. Stomach

B. Transverse colon

C. Jejunum

D. Descending colon

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Question 7

Ankle is most stable in dorsiflexion due to

A. Wedge shape of talus

B. Muscle pull during dorsiflexion

C. Presence of malleoli

D. Ligament pull

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Question 8

All the following are present deep to the pterion except

A. Middle meningeal vein

B. II cranial nerve

C. Anterior division of the middle meningeal aery

D. Stem of the lateral sulcus of the brain

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Question 9

Which aery can be felt at anterior border of masseter against the mandible?

A. Facial aery

B. Maxillary aery

C. Posterior auricular aery

D. Superficial temporal aery

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Question 10

Which muscles is known as ‘Triceps surae’ ?

A. Gastro-soleus

B. Popliteus

C. EHL

D. EDL

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Mcq Subject: Anatomy

Autosomal dominant Polycystic kidney disease is associated with aneurysm –

Structure passing through anterior part of jugular foramen

Anterior lymphatics from the nose drain into ?

The parasympathetic nervous system has central connections with the brain through all of the following cranial nerves, except:

Drug induced poal hypeension is seen with

A 45 year old male presents to OPD with with acute abdominal pain . On examination it seems to have spread to retroperitoneal structures . Which of the following is the most likely to get affected

Ankle is most stable in dorsiflexion due to

All the following are present deep to the pterion except

Which aery can be felt at anterior border of masseter against the mandible?

Which muscles is known as ‘Triceps surae’ ?

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