ANATOMY

Clavipectoral fascia is attached to the axillary fascia by suspensory ligament

• True

• False

In the anatomical position, the superior angle of the scapula lies at the level of the T2 vertebra (T)

• T2

• T3

• T4

• T5

Regarding the bronchi, the right main bronchus is

• Shorter

• Longer

• of equal length

• Abeg shift

The following arteries arise directly from the arch of the aorta except

• Left subclavian

• Left common carotid

• Brachiocephalic trunk

• Right common carotid

In the anatomical position, which of the options is false

• Acetabulum faces superolaterally , with the acetabular notch directed inferiorly

• Obturator foramen lies inferomedial to the acetabulum

• In the anteroposterior view, the tip of the coccyx appears near its center

• Superior pelvic aperture is more horizontal than vertical

Concerning Talus, one of the bones of the foot which is false

• The talus has no muscular or tendinous attachments

• The navicular is located between the head of the talus posteriorly and the two cuneiforms anteriorly

• The lateral surface of the calcaneus has an oblique ridge

• The medial cuneiform is the largest bone

Foramen ovale transmits one of the following structures.

• Middle meningeal artery

• Occulomotor nerve

• Sigmoid sinus

• Accessory meningeal artery

. The posteromedial relations of the thyroid gland include the following except

• Trachea

• Esophagus

• External laryngeal nerve

• Thyroid cartilage and Cricopharyngeus muscle

After gross anatomy dissections a second year student left the school campus at 5:00pm and was mugged on his way to his room in Adenike. During the attack the student held his arm up to protech his head and was knifed on the distal part of the forearm. Subsequently, while waiting to be seen at the University health center, the student realized that he could no longe adduct his thumb. His inability to adduct his thumb would be due to an injury to ;

• Median Nerve

• Musculocutaneous Nerve

• Radial nerve

• Ulnar nerve

While coming to school a third year medical student slipped on some wet pavement and crashed into a building. When he got up from his fall he noticed he could not support his right arm and he had lost feeling on his shoulder. As he slowly made his way to the hospital he reviewed his knowledge of the shoulder joint. He remembered that the rotator cuff muscles associated with supporting the shoulder joint consists of all the following except;

• Supraspinatus Muscle

• Deltoid muscle

• Infraspinatus muscle

• Teres Minor and Subscapularis