Mcq Subject: Anatomy

Recurrent laryngeal nerve lies in relation to?

A. Superior thyroid aery

B. Inferior thyroid aery

C. Superior thyroid vein

D. Inferior thyroid vein

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Urogenital diaphragm is made of the following except

A. Deep transverse perinei

B. Perineal membrane

C. Colies' fascia

D. Sphincter urethrae

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Which of the following cranial nerve does NOT have parasympathetic components?

A. Oculomotor nerve

B. Trochlear

C. Facial

D. Glossopharyngeal

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Aerial supply to the head and neck of femur is

A. Lateral circumflex femoral aery

B. Medial circumflex femoral aery

C. Profunda femoris aery

D. External femoral aery

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Nucleus pulposus is seen in

A. Intervertebral disc

B. Medical meniscus

C. Brain

D. Vestibulo cochlear region

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Nerve emerging through the trapezoid body of pons is

A. Trigeminal nerve

B. Abducens nerve

C. Facial nerve

D. Cochlear nerve

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Nerve of the 6th arch is –

A. Mandibular nerve

B. Facial nerve

C. Maxillary nerve

D. Recurrent laryngeal nerve

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How soon after bih does the foramen ovale close?

A. 1-2 months

B. 1-2 weeks

C. 1-2 days

D. Immediately

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Fracture of shaft of humerus leads to:

A. Radial nerve injury

B. Ulnar nerve injury

C. Median nerve injury

D. Musculocutaneous nerve injury

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To look right-left which joint is used

A. Atlanto-axial joint

B. Atlanto-occipital joint

C. Occipito-axial joint

D. C6-C7 aiculation

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