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7998 Anatomy

A 23-year-old female has prolonged complaints diarrhea, flatus and pain in abdomen. Her appetite is preserved still she is experiencing weight loss. Physical examination is within normal limit. Small intestinal biopsy reveals- villous atrophy lymphocytic infiltration of lamina propria with crypt hyperplasia. She was put on a special diet and she improved. How can the above condition be differentiated from Whipple disease?

APhysical examination
BClinical symptoms
CHistopathology
DImaging
Anatomy
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8001 Anatomy

The fact that the kidneys of a 32-year-old female patient were failing required that she be placed on dialysis. However, the search in her upper limb for a suitable vein was unexpectedly difficult. The major vein on the lateral side of the arm was too small; others were too delicate. Finally, a vein was found on the medial side of the arm that passed through the superficial and deep fascia to join veins beside the brachial artery. Which of the following veins was this?

ABasilic
BLateral cubital
CCephalic
DMedial cubital
Anatomy
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