C 23. Cranial bone forming part of the middle cranial fossa:
A. ethmoid D. occipital
B. frontal E. parietal
C. sphenoid
D 24. Middle meningeal artery is transmitted through the following foramen:
A. ovale D. spinosum
B. rotundum E. superior orbital fissure
C. lacerum
C 25. Aside from the occipital lobe, the posterior cerebral artery supplies the following:
A. pons D. parietal lobe
B. cerebellum E. basal ganglia
C. basal part of the temporal lobe
A 26. The immediate trunk of origin of the vertebral artery is:
A. subclavian D. internal carotid
B. thoracic aorta E. common carotid
C. external carotid
B 27. Route of infection from the upper lip to the cavernous sinus: A. anterior facial vein through the inferior ophthalmic vein B. anterior facial vein through the superior ophthalmic vein C. through the deep facial vein
D. through the pterygoid venous plexus E. posterior facial veins
E 28. Muscle of face that pierced by the parotid duct:
A. masseter D. orbicularis oris
B. risorius E. buccinator
C. zygomaticus major
A 29. Salivary duct/s whose termination is into the oral vestibule:
A. parotid duct D. major duct of sublingual gland ( Bartholin’s )
B. submandibular duct E. Stensen’s and Wharton’s ducts
C. minor duct of sublingual gland ( Rivinus )
D 30. Operation on the parotid gland poses danger to the branches of the following nerve:
A. trigeminal D. facial
B. glossopharyngeal E. hypoglossal
C. vagus
E 31. The anterior division of the mandible nerve supplies motor nerves to the following muscles; EXCEPT:
A. temporalis D. medial pterygoid
B. masseter E. mylohyoid
C. lateral pterygoid
C 32. Which of the following layers of the eyelid give shapes and form to the eyelid:
A. orbicularis occuli D. palpebral conjunctiva
B. levator palpebrae superioris E. orbicularis oculi and tarsal plate
C. tarsal plate
B 33. Which of the following is lodged in the lacrimal bone?
A. lacrimal gland D. lacrimal canaliculi
B. lacrimal sac E. caruncle
C. lacrimal duct
D 34. This bone forms part of the nasal septum:
A. sphenoid D. ethmoid
B. nasal bone E. frontal
C. maxilla
A 35. Paranasal sinus that communicates with the nasal cavity through its opening in the superior meatus:
A. posterior ethmoidal D. frontal
B. anterior ethmoidal E. sphenoid
C. middle ethmoidal
C 36. This bones forms part of the lateral wall of the orbit:
A. temporal D. occipital
B. parietal E. ethmoid
C. sphenoid
B 37. The hypoglossal nerve supplies the following muscles of the tongue; EXCEPT:
B. palatoglossus E. styloglossus C. hypoglossus
B 38. The Eustachian tube opens in the following area in the pharynx:
A. root of nasopharynx D. anterior portion of laryngopharynx
B. lateral wall of nasopharynx E. posterior wall of laryngopharynx
C. lateral part of oropharynx A 39. Lateral wall of middle ear:
A. tympanic membrane D. carotid wall
B. tegmen tympani E. ventricular wall
C. jugular wall
C 40. Endolymph is contained in the following spaces:
A. scala tympani D. vestibule
B. semicircular canals E. saccule
C. scala media
D 41. Layer of scalp that contains the emissary veins:
A. 1st layer D. loss areolar tissue layer
B. dense connective tissue layer E. pericranial layer
C. aponeurotic layer
A 42. Middle meningeal artery is a branch of:
A. internal maxillary D. internal carotid
B. external carotid E. middle cerebral artery
C. facial
REFERENCE: Clinically Oriented Anatomy 3rd Edition
By : Ben Pansky QUESTIONS: ABDOMEN
B 43. Right and left hypochondriac are described as: A. above transpyloric between the 2 lateral lines
B. above transpyloric, but lateral to the right and left vertical lines C. between transpyloric, transtubercular and 2 vertical lines D. below transtubercular line and between vertical lines E. none of the above
C 44. Organs structures located in the epigastrium; EXCEPT:
A. stomach D. duodenum
B. liver E. pancreas
C. spleen
E 45. Formation of the anterior rectus sheath above the symphysis pubis is derived from:
A. external oblique aponeurosis D. B and C only
B. internal oblique aponeurosis E. all of the above
C. transversus abdominis aponeurosis
A 46. The following structure forms the anterior wall of the inguinal canal:
A. external oblique aponeurosis D. inguinal ligament
B. internal oblique aponeurosis E. none of the above
C. fascia transversalis
D 47. The following are sources of blood supply of the stomach; EXCEPT:
A. right gastric artery D. hepatic proper artery
B. left gastric artery E. splenic artery
C. common hepatic artery B 48. True of the pancreas; EXCEPT:
A. the head lies within the curve of the duodenum
B. most of the anterior right side is separated from the transverse colon by the covering of peritoneum C. behind the neck is related the portal vein
D. the upper border of the body is related to the coeliac artery E. tail forms the left extremity, extending to the surface of the spleen E 49. The following are sources of blood supply of the pancreas; EXCEPT:
A. splenic artery D. inferior pancreaticoduodenal artery
B. gastroduodenal artery E. gastroepiploic artery
C. superior pancreaticoduodenal artery
A 50. The following are tributaries of the portal vein; EXCEPT:
A. hepatic veins D. superior mesenteric vein
B. left gastric vein E. splenic vein
C. left gastric epiploic vein
D 51. The following are unpaired visceral branches of the abdominal aorta:
B. superior mesenteric artery E. all of the above C. inferior mesenteric artery
C 52. True of large intestine; EXCEPT: A. terminal part is the anus
B. the transverse colon is the most movable portion C. the sigmoid is not completely covered by peritoneum D. the rectum begins at the level of sacral vertebra 3 E. the cecum is the widest part
B 53. True of the biliary system; EXCEPT:
A the gallbladder serves to concentrate and secrete the bile
B. the fundus of the gallbladder lies at the left border of the right rectus muscle at the end of the9th costal cartilage
C. the cystic duct contains spiral folds called Valves of Heister
D. the common bile duct runs caudally in the free edge of the lesser omentum.
E. common bile duct and the duct of Wirsung in most cases have a common opening on the major papillae B 54. The visceral surface of the liver is related to the following organs; EXCEPT:
A. stomach D. colon
B. left kidney E. right suprarenal gland
C. duodenum
B 55. Ligament of the liver derived from embryonic blood vessel:
A. coronary ligament D. triangular ligament
B. ligamentum teres E. none of the above
C. falciform ligament
A 56. True of the suprarenal gland; EXCEPT: A. right is semilunar in shape
B. inferior suprarenal artery is a branch of the renal artery C. the medulla secretes epinephrine and norepinephrine D. the cortex secretes aldosterone
E. the cortex is derived from the mesoderm
C 57. The following structures support the kidney to maintain its positions; EXCEPT:
A. renal fascia ( Gerota ) D. perirenal fats
B. renal artery and vein E. pararenal fats
C. renal fibrous capsule
REFERENCE: Clinically Oriented Anatomy 3rd Edition
By : Keith Moore