This document provides information about a book titled "MCQs in Anatomy - An aid to revision and self assessment". The book contains multiple choice questions (MCQs) about anatomy of the thorax, abdomen, pelvis and perineum. It is aimed at medical and dental undergraduates and postgraduates for self-assessment. The document outlines the contents of the book, including preface and chapters on thorax, abdomen and pelvis/perineum regions. It introduces the authors and their credentials, as well as acknowledgements.
1. The document contains 12 multiple choice questions about human anatomy related to the thorax region.
2. The questions cover topics like the intercostal nerves and arteries, structures in the right atrium, features of the right ventricle, structures visible on an x-ray of the left mediastinal border, structures in the superior mediastinum, features of the aortic arch, the thoracic duct pathway and contents, parts of the pericardium, structures posterior to the heart, features of the right main bronchus, and parts of the pleura.
3. The questions test knowledge of anatomical structures and relationships within the thoracic region.
This document provides information about a book titled "MCQs in Anatomy - An aid to revision and self assessment". The book contains multiple choice questions (MCQs) about anatomy of the thorax, abdomen, pelvis and perineum. It is aimed at medical and dental undergraduates and postgraduates for self-assessment. The document outlines the contents of the book, including preface and chapters on thorax, abdomen and pelvis/perineum regions. It introduces the authors and their credentials, as well as acknowledgements.
1. The document contains 12 multiple choice questions about human anatomy related to the thorax region.
2. The questions cover topics like the intercostal nerves and arteries, structures in the right atrium, features of the right ventricle, structures visible on an x-ray of the left mediastinal border, structures in the superior mediastinum, features of the aortic arch, the thoracic duct pathway and contents, parts of the pericardium, structures posterior to the heart, features of the right main bronchus, and parts of the pleura.
3. The questions test knowledge of anatomical structures and relationships within the thoracic region.
1. The document contains 57 multiple choice questions related to anatomy of the lower limb. Questions cover topics like nerves, muscles, blood vessels, and bones of the hip, thigh, leg and foot.
2. The questions test knowledge of muscle origins and insertions, nerve innervation, ligament attachments, and clinical presentations related to injuries of various structures in the lower limb.
3. Answering the questions would require knowledge of surface anatomy, deep anatomy and clinical correlations of the lower limb structures.
1. The candidate will have 3 hours and 15 minutes to complete endodontic treatment on a plaster block containing 3 teeth, including opening all canals, performing full endodontic treatment on one canal, and taking radiographs.
2. They will be evaluated through a series of vivas covering topics like rubber dam placement, working length determination, canal preparation and obturation.
3. The candidate's experience involved treating a maxillary second premolar that had a simulated periapical lesion. Their viva questions focused on techniques, radiographs, and management of potential complications.
Physiology Selection book helps a student make his study exam orientedRaghu Veer
Este documento proporciona una lista de orden de importancia de los temas fisiológicos y anatómicos más relevantes para los exámenes del primer año de medicina. La lista incluye sistemas como fisiología general, sangre, sistema cardiovascular, respiratorio, músculos, sistema nervioso, digestivo, metabolismo, endocrinología, renal y anatomía de extremidades superiores y tórax. El documento pretende ayudar a los estudiantes a enfocar su estudio en las áreas y temas más importantes.
This document contains a question bank for a physiology exam covering topics in biophysics and biochemistry of cells, blood, the cardiovascular system, the central nervous system, comparative physiology, and the endocrine system. It includes over 100 short answer and essay questions on these topics, some with suggested point values or word counts for the answers.
Decreased glucose and high polymorphonuclear cell count in the CSF may be seen in early tuberculous meningitis, E. coli meningitis, and cryptococcal meningitis.
Erb's palsy involves injury to the upper brachial plexus (C5-C6) and leads to wasting of the arm. It is more common after breech deliveries.
Prenatal diagnosis of neural tube defects can be accomplished through estimation of amniotic fluid alphafetoprotein, assay of amniotic fluid acetylcholinesterase, and high resolution ultrasound.
The document contains 22 multiple choice questions testing knowledge of neuroanatomy and neurophysiology. The questions cover topics like sensory receptors, neurotransmitters, cerebral cortex mapping, blood brain barrier formation, cerebellar function, spinal cord tracts, motor neurons, basal ganglia, and reflexes. Correct answer options are provided for each question.
This document contains solved past papers questions from 2004-2012 on physiology for the UHS Physiology subject. It includes 12 questions on topics like accommodation mechanism, visual cycle, light reflex pathway, causes of night blindness, functions of CSF, tactile receptors, analgesia system, functions of cerebellum and features of cerebellar diseases. The questions are answered in detail explaining the concepts involved. Key diagrams are included from references like Guyton's Medical Physiology.
This document contains questions and answers related to the anatomy of the upper limb. It begins by listing structures that pass through various spaces in the arm and forearm, such as the brachial artery and median nerve passing through the cubital fossa. It then covers the muscles, nerves, arteries and veins of the upper limb in more detail, describing their origins, innervations and relationships to surrounding structures. Key areas discussed include the shoulder, axilla, elbow, and the anterior and posterior compartments of the forearm.
Important questions of physiology for 1st year mbbs students by dr. mudassar ...Dr. Mudassar Ali Roomi
This document provides an outline of important topics in cardiac physiology, including:
1) The phases of the cardiac cycle, including isovolumic contraction and relaxation.
2) The phases of the action potential in ventricular and SA nodal fibers and what a pre-potential is.
3) The components of the cardiac conduction system and timings of impulse conduction, including what AV nodal delay is and its importance.
4) Features of the normal ECG waves, segments and intervals.
This document contains multiple choice questions about lower limb anatomy divided into two sections. The first section contains simple theoretical questions with answers provided at the end. The second section contains clinically oriented problem-based questions with explanations provided after every 10 questions. In total there are 55 questions covering topics like nerves, muscles, bones, ligaments and vasculature of the lower limb.
This document summarizes the bones and joints of the upper limb. It describes the clavicle, scapula, humerus, radius, ulna and bones of the hand. It outlines the key features and functions of each bone as well as the joints they form, including the shoulder, elbow, wrist, and finger joints. Nerves associated with each bone are also mentioned.
General principles of surgery - medical finals revision notesChristiane Riedinger
1) This document provides an overview of general principles for surgical management, including pre-operative assessment and optimization of medical conditions, guidelines for fluid treatment and antibiotic prophylaxis, and considerations for specific diseases.
2) Key aspects of pre-op management discussed include reviewing medications, performing tests like ECG and imaging, addressing comorbidities, and obtaining informed consent.
3) Fluid treatment principles focus on maintaining fluid and electrolyte balance, with crystalloids being preferred to colloids due to safety concerns. Goals include compensation for losses in different fluid compartments.
This document contains 55 multiple choice questions about anatomy of the upper limb. The questions cover topics like bones (clavicle, scapula, humerus), joints, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, lymphatics. Specific topics include anatomy of the shoulder, axilla, arm, cubital fossa and related clinical correlations. The questions test knowledge about structure, function and clinical relevance of various anatomical structures of the upper limb.
1. The document provides a set of 50 multiple choice questions related to various topics in dentistry. The questions cover subjects like dental anatomy, operative dentistry, endodontics, oral pathology, oral surgery and more.
2. The questions are based on people's memories of past exams and cannot be relied on 100% but provide an idea of topics that may be covered.
3. Answers are not provided for the questions.
This document contains exam questions for Physiology Paper 1. It includes questions in three formats: long essays, short essays, and short answers. The long essays ask students to describe erythropoiesis and renal mechanisms of urine concentration. Short essays cover topics like rhesus factor, lung surfactant, gastric secretion, and more. Short answers ask about concepts like Einthoven's triangle, transport mechanisms, and blood gas values. The exam is 3 hours long and worth a total of 100 marks.
A summary for learning the muscles of the upper limb including their attachments, innervation, etc., without having to have too many books open. Resources: "Gray’s Anatomy", "Taschenatlas der Anatomie" and Wikipedia. Awaiting further proof-reading!
