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1 Page 1 of 10 Marks 45 Time 45 minutes 01. The plane of reference that divides the body into anterior and posterior portions is: A. Sagittal. B. Transverse. C. Coronal. D. Cross-sectional. E. Oblique. Sub- Introduction plane & term 02. Knuckle shaped smooth articular surface of the bone is called: A. Facet. B. Condyle. C. Trochlea. D. Fossa. E. Notch. Sub-Region: Skeletal System 03. Which characteristic is false regarding the Knee joint? A. Uniaxial joint B. Bicondylar joint with two separate fibrous capsules C. Complex joint D. Compound joint E. Hinge joint Sub-Region: Arthrology 04. Which condition is false regarding the atrophy of skeletal muscle fibres: A. Chronic illnesses B. Denervation C. Plaster cast for fractured bone D. Lower motor neuron disease E. Weight lift Sub-Region: Myology
2 Page 2 of Typical spinal nerve is a: A. Motor nerve. B. Mixed nerve. C. Parasympathetic nerve. D. Sensory nerve. E. Sympathetic nerve. Sub-Region: Neurology 06. Lymph capillaries: A. Are blind ended tubes B. Are very little in dermis C. Don t make network like blood capillaries D. Have smaller caliber than blood capillaries E. In large intestine are called lacteals Sub-Region: Angiology 07. Regarding glands: A. Ovary is a pure endocrinal gland B. Pancreas is both endocrinal and exocrinal gland C. Parotid is only endocrinal gland D. Testis is only endocrinal gland E. Thyroid is a mixed gland Sub-Region: Vicerology 08. Which structure is the most radiopaque? A. Fat B. Skin C. Muscle D. Air E. Loose connective tissue Sub-Region: Exploring human body 09. Golgi apparatus is concerned with: A. Energy production. B. Concentration & packing of secretory products of cell. C. Synthesis of proteins. D. Synthesis of cell enzymes E. Synthesis of secretory products. Sub-Region: Cell
3 Page 3 of Which example is false regarding the transitional epithelium? A. Renal pelvis. B. Ureter. C. Urinary bladder. D. Collecting ducts. E. Proximal part of urethra. Sub-Region: Epithelium 11. The precursor of the heparin is contained in: A. The mast cells7 B. The histiocytes C. The fibroblasts D. The plasma cell E. The macrophages Sub-Region: Connective Tissue 12. The refractive index of the following fibers matches with ground substance: A. Type-I collagen. B. Type-II collagen. C. Elastic fibers. D. Myofibers. E. Reticular fibers. Sub-Region: Connective Tissue 13. Which statements is false regarding myofibril? A. 1-3 mm is diameter B. Cylindrical thread like elements C. Arranged transversely in the sarcoplasm D. Show alternate light and dark bands E. Appear as ribbon in longitudinal section Sub-Region: Muscle Tissue 14. Bipolar neurons are found in: A. Anterior horn of the spinal cord. B. Cerebral cortex. C. Cerebellar cortex. D. Dorsal root ganglion. E. Olfactory epithelium. Sub-Region: Nervous Tissue
4 Page 4 of In psoriasis, proliferating cells are of: A. Stratum corneum B. Stratum granulosum C. Stratum spinosum D. Stratum lucidum E. Dermis Sub-Region: Skin 16. The lymphatic nodules are absent in: A. Tonsils. B. Appendix. C. Lymph nodes. D. Ilium. E. Thymus. Sub-Region: Immune System 17. Which layer is absent in tunica intima of an artery? A. Endothelium B. Basement membrane C. Sub endothelium D. Internal elastic lamina E. External elastic lamina Sub-Region: Vascular System 18. Anovulatory menstrual cycle: A. Leads to formation of secretory phase of endometrium B. Leads to formation of a corpus luteum C. Leads to formation of mature ovarian follicle D. Leads to polyovulation E. Results from use of birth control pills Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Gametogenesis 19. Which feature is absent in Down syndrome? A. Congenital heart defects B. Mental retardation C. Simian crease on palm of hand D. Trisomy of chromosome No. 21 E. Trisomy of X-chromosome Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Medical Genetics
5 Page 5 of The commonest site for the ectopic pregnancy to occur is the: A. Cervix of the uterus B. Ovary C. Recto-uterine pouch D. Uterine fundus E. Uterine tube Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Embryogenesis 1-2 weeks 21. Human chorionic gonadotropin (hcg) is produced by: A. Epiblast. B. Hypoblast. C. Cytotrophoblast. D. Syncytiotrophoblast. E. Amnioblast Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Embryogenesis 3-4 weeks 22. Which statement is false regarding a viable fetus? A. Body weight is more than 500g B. Crown-rump length is less than 150mm C. Fertilization age is beyond 22 weeks D. Finger nails are present E. The skin is wrinkled, translucent and pink to red Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Fetal Period 23. The placenta is formed from: A. Decidua basalis and chorion laeve B. Decidua capsularis and chorion frondosum C. Decidua parietalis and chorion laeve D. Decidua basalis and chorion frondosum E. Decidua capsularis and chorion laeve Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Placenta 24. Fraternal twins may arise by: A. Simultaneous fertilization of two ova. B. Division of a single fertilized ovum. C. Duplication of the embryoblast. D. Duplication of the primitive streak. E. Duplication of epiblast. Region: General Embryology Sub-Region: Twins
6 Page 6 of A lesion of left half of spinal cord at 10 th thoracic spinal segment will present with: A. Impaired pain and temperature sensation of right lower limb. B. Impaired proprioception in opposite lower limb. C. Impaired vibration and joint position in lower limb of the same side. D. 2-point discrimination impaired on the side of lesion. E. Brown-Sequard s syndrome. Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Spinal Cord 26. The red nucleus is a feature of: A. Cerebellum. B. Midbrain. C. Cerebrum. D. Medulla oblongata. E. Thalamus. Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Brain Stem 27. Which sign and symptom is absent in cerebellar lesion? A. Tendency to fall to the side of the lesion B. Intention tremors on the side of the lesion C. Nystagmus D. Hypotonicity on the side of lesion E. Positive Babinski sign on the side of the lesion Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Cerebellum 28. The floor of diencephalon is part of: A. Hypothalamus B. Thalamus C. Caudate nucleus D. Internal capsule E. Basal ganglia Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Diencephalon 29. Vertebral artery enters the skull through: A. Foramen ovale. B. Carotid canal. C. Jugular foramen. D. Internal acoustic meatus E. Foramen magnum. Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Blood Supply
7 Page 7 of As regards cerebral hemisphere: A. It has three lobes and four poles B. Its central sulcus lies between the motor and visuosensory cortical areas C. Its motor speech (Broca's) area is situated in the dominant hemisphere D. Its corpus callosum is composed of association fibres E. Its visual cortical area is situated mainly on the superolateral surface Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: Cerebral Hemisphere 31. Which statement is false regarding the internal capsule? A. The lentiform nucleus is related to its anterior and posterior limbs B. The optic radiation occupies its retrolenticular part C. Its anterior limb contains only corticopontine fibres D. The auditory radiation occupies its sublenticular part E. It is crossed by the optic tract as it enters crus cerebri Region: Neuroanatomy Sub-Region: White matter 32. Axillary artery in its first part is related posteriorly to: A. Posterior cord B. Medial cord C. Lateral cord D. Lateral pectoral nerve E. Axillary vein Sub-Region: Axilla 33. Which statement is false regarding the pectorals minor muscle? A. Attached to 2 nd, 3 rd, 4 th costal cartilages B. Supplied by a nerve from medial cord of the brachial plexus C. Is crossed by axillary vein D. Pulls the scapula downwards E. If scapula is fixed, raises ribs in inspiration Sub-Region: Pectoral Region 34. A female patient was operated for removal of the breast on account of cancer. After the operation she developed "Winging of the scapula". This could be due to injury to the: A. Thoracodorsal nerve B. Long thoracic nerve C. Medial pectoral nerve D. Upper subscapular nerve E. Lower subscapular nerve Sub-Region: Upper Arm
8 Page 8 of Which structure pierces the medial intermuscular septum of arm? A. Radial nerve B. Superior ulnar collateral artery C. Inferior ulnar collateral artery D. Medial cutaneous nerve of forearm. E. Median nerve. Sub-Region: Forearm 36. In the cubital fossa: A. The ulnar nerve is on the medial side B. The radial nerve is on the lateral side C. The median nerve passes downwards on the lateral side on the brachial artery D. All the superficial veins are deep to the cutaneous nerves E. The brachial artery is lateral to the tendon of the biceps brachii muscle Sub-Region: Forearm 37. The median nerve in the hand: A. Supplies all the short muscles of hand B. Supplies all the lumbrical muscles C. Lies superficial to the flexor retinaculum D. Supplies the palmar surface of lateral three and a half digits E. Its lesion causes claw-hand Sub-Region: Hand 38. The carpal tunnel transmits: A. The radial nerve. B. The ulnar nerve. C The tendons of flexor digitorum superficialis. D. The radial artery. E. The palmar cutaneous branches of median and ulnar nerves. Sub-Region: Hand 39. Which structure is absent in lesser sciatic foramen? A. Obturator internus B. Pudendal nerve C. Internal pudendal art. D. Nerve to obturator internus E. Obturator nerve Sub-Region: Gluteal Region
9 Page 9 of Femoral sheath: A. It is formed by fascia transversalis posteriorly. B. The medial compartment is occupied by the femoral artery C. The femoral branch of genitofemoral nerve lies in ventral compartment. D. Femoral canal is longer in women then in men E. Femoral nerve occupies the intermediate compartment. Sub-Region: Thigh 41. Regarding femur: A. The femoral head is extracapsular B. The femoral head is supplied by medial femoral circumflex arteries C. The tendon of piriformis is attached to greater trochanter D. The psoas minor muscle is attached to lesser trochanter E. The soleus muscle is attached to popliteal surface Sub-Region: Thigh 42. Which feature is absent in fibula? B. Articulates with talus C. Articulates with tibia D. Is a weight bearing bone E. Is buried in muscles E. First perforating artery of profundus femoris Sub-Region: Leg 43. If the common peroneal nerve is divided: A. Eversion of the foot is lost B. Inversion of the foot is lost C. Dorsiflexion of the foot is lost D. Planter flexion of the foot is lost E. There is no loss of cutaneous sensation. Sub-Region: Leg 44. The bone that fractures in over-doing the movement of eversion is: A. The lateral malleolus B. The calcaneum C. The navicular D. The fifth metatarsal E. The head of the talus Sub-Region: Foot
10 Page 10 of Which statement is false regarding the lateral plantar nerve? A. Branch of superficial peroneal nerve B. Supplies flexor accessorius C. Deep branch supplies abductor hallucis D. Supplies skin on lateral side of sole E. Branch of deep peroneal nerve Sub-Region: Foot
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