1. Rectus sheath muscle damaged--- pyramidalis only the part of
rectus sheath in options
2. Direct Inguinal hernia - medial to inferior epigastric vessels
3. Direct inguinal hernia ,weakness in > transversalis facia
4. blood supply of meckel's diverticulum >SMA
5. Muscle helps in forced expiration > rectus abdominis
6. Ampulla of vater – 2nd part of duodenum
7. Duodenum superior part whichlevel- L1
8. Pneumoperitonum at level of - duodenum
9. Abdominal stab wound… most superficial layer injured - serosal
tear
10.Pneumoperitoneum- Duodenal perforation
11.SMA supply - ascending colon
12.Bladder distension pain transmitted via--lateral spinothalamic
tract
13.Expiration muscle involved- Rectus abdominis
14.Direct inguinal hernia --medial to the inferior epigastric artery
15.Abdoiminal trauma–herniation of intestine into chest through=t7-
16.t9 level / domesod diaphragm/central tendon
17.Paraumblical veins---portosystemic anastomosis
18.Infection After circumcision > deep inguinal LN , superficial
inguinal LN
19. structure presents in T4/T5 level > can't remember the choices
20.sensory level of xiphisternum >T6
21.sensory level of umbilicus > T10
22.Anus loss after trauma - s2 to s4.
23.Diaphragm pierces oesophagus level _ T 10
24.Level of nipples- t4
25.Psoas major : T12/ L1.--
26. Common site of ectopic pregnancy > ampulla
27.SMA supplies > ascending colon
1. Old age, abdominal pain and SMA blockage, which area—
jejudonum, colon,…
2. Abdominal pain which Ar most—SMA, IMA,Left colic,….
3. Pt with perforation with retroperitoneum--- Duodenum, colon,
stomach,…
4. Pernious Anaemia which cell type—Parietal, chief, …..
5. Antibodies in pernious A which organ—Stomach, ileum, colon,…
,6. Pain in RHC due to Gall-bladder origin—CCK, Secretin,…
7. In IDA, iron absorption increased—Ascorate, zinc, milk, Tannin,…
8. H & M in alcoholism, which vessel—left gastric,
azygos,periumblical,…
9. Alcoholic with steorrhoea , which enzyme deficiency—Lipase,
trypsin, CCK,…
10.Thrombus occlusion- SMA
28. Portal htn with varies - left gastric/ azygousvein.
29.Direct hernia > medial to inferior epigatric artery
30.Contents of rectus sheath- pyrimidalis
31.Bleeding in ectopic pregnancy- internal iliac, external iliac, coeliac
I chose internal iliac which gives branch to uterine artery
32.Common site of ectopic pregnancy – ampulla, fimbriae, ovary,
isthmus
33.Patient came with oeophageal varices from left gastric vein-
collateral – azyogs system, portal vein, hepatic vein
34.Pain in right hypo chondrium due to gallbladder : CCK.
35.pain from acute bladder distension travel through - lateral
spinothalmic, anterior spinothalmic, corticospinal, dorsal column
36.Oesophageal phase in swallowing
37.Abdominal pains bowel ischemia - mc artery - sma/ima/ right
colic.
38.Horner’s syndrome artery involved – vertebral artery
39.Direct inguinal hernia – weak posteriorly d/t – transversalis fascia
40.Direct inguinal hernia – medial to inferior epigastric artery
41.Penis drains to – deep inguinal LN
42.L1 # - Internal oblique and transverse abdominis nerve supply
effected
43. Blood supply of pancreas
44. Stab wound to the abdomen and injury to supracolic peritoneum-
stomach, jejunum, colon, first part of duodenum
45. SMA thrombosis – Ascending colon
46. Pneumoperitoneum Mc d/t – Duodenum
47. FAST Scan – Sub hepatic space
48. Patient with Spigelion hernion due to muscle weakness of-
transversus abdominus aponeurosis
49..toxic mega colon–dx hierschprung diseases = myentrico
rauerbacs
plexus
50.artry damage in rectus sheath=inf epigastic vessel-arty
,51.Contents of rectus sheath=pyramidalis
52.Abdominal injury scenario, contents of rectus sheath=again
Pyramidalis
53.Retero peritoneal hematoma=duodenum (sadpucker)
54.Hernia medial to epigastric vessels=direct inguinal hernia
55.Duodenalinjury,d1isat=L1
56.Sma blood supply=jejunium
57.Nipple dermatome=T4
58.BLOOD SUPPLY OF DESCENDING COLON>>INFERIOR MESENTRIC
VIEN
59.PORTOSYSTEMIC ANASTMOSIS >>UMBLICAL AREA
60.NIPPLE DERMATOME>>T4
61.UMBLICAL DERMATOME>>T10
62. Appendicitis - retrocaccal / iliocaecal.
, H&N Anatomy:
1. Closing lips-- Buccal branch
2. Cavernous sinus; medial rotation and adduction - so4.
3. Cavernous sinus; outward & downward - oculomotor nerve.
4. Inferior medial border fracture to the face- maxilla/ethmoid
/sphenoid
5. Basal skull # and loss of sensation in upper teeth and upper lip, which
foramen—Rotundun, Ovale, stylomastoid
6. sella turcica presents in > sphenoid bone
7. Hoarseness of voice – RLN
8. 67- Facial nerve injury but frontalis muscle is spared , nerve supplying
orbicularis oculi > Zygomatic , other answers were Temporal, buccal,
Mental and Cervical
9. Facial nerve preauricular area-- chorda tympani
10. Taste from anterior two-third-- facial nerve
11. Facial nerve injured at stylomastoid foramen --hyperacusis
in the left ear
12. Maxilla trauma--senory lass over maxila-- infraorbital??
Zygomaticofacial??
13. When the clavicle fractured (medial) proximal portion-
sternocledo mastoid M/s.
14. Increase in complication of central Iv line left - subclavian /
oseophagus / thoracic duct/ , pneumothorax
15. Orbicularis oculi- facial nerve.
16.jaw reflex- trigerminal nerve.
17.Swallowing reflex initiated by --- pressure receptors in pharynx
18.After subcutaneous tissue--supraspinous ligament
19.pain in Jaw radiated to ear > auriculotemporal N
20.taste sensation of ant 2/3 of tongue > facial N
21.Swallowing phase of oesophagus -? vagus
22.Prominent cervical spinous process- C7
23.Auriculotemporal nerve
24.Mumps pain to ear and lower jaw--Auricotemporal nerve
25.L.phighestsafestlevelinadults=l3-l4
26.Dental abscess at 2nd molar teeth and Ludgwid angina, which—
mylohyoid, jugulohyoid, …..
27.Inferior orbital # which bone—Maxilla, saphenoid, ethmoid,….
28.Internal capsule stroke – MCA
29.19. Anterolateral thoracotomy – Internal mammary artery
rectus sheath in options
2. Direct Inguinal hernia - medial to inferior epigastric vessels
3. Direct inguinal hernia ,weakness in > transversalis facia
4. blood supply of meckel's diverticulum >SMA
5. Muscle helps in forced expiration > rectus abdominis
6. Ampulla of vater – 2nd part of duodenum
7. Duodenum superior part whichlevel- L1
8. Pneumoperitonum at level of - duodenum
9. Abdominal stab wound… most superficial layer injured - serosal
tear
10.Pneumoperitoneum- Duodenal perforation
11.SMA supply - ascending colon
12.Bladder distension pain transmitted via--lateral spinothalamic
tract
13.Expiration muscle involved- Rectus abdominis
14.Direct inguinal hernia --medial to the inferior epigastric artery
15.Abdoiminal trauma–herniation of intestine into chest through=t7-
16.t9 level / domesod diaphragm/central tendon
17.Paraumblical veins---portosystemic anastomosis
18.Infection After circumcision > deep inguinal LN , superficial
inguinal LN
19. structure presents in T4/T5 level > can't remember the choices
20.sensory level of xiphisternum >T6
21.sensory level of umbilicus > T10
22.Anus loss after trauma - s2 to s4.
23.Diaphragm pierces oesophagus level _ T 10
24.Level of nipples- t4
25.Psoas major : T12/ L1.--
26. Common site of ectopic pregnancy > ampulla
27.SMA supplies > ascending colon
1. Old age, abdominal pain and SMA blockage, which area—
jejudonum, colon,…
2. Abdominal pain which Ar most—SMA, IMA,Left colic,….
3. Pt with perforation with retroperitoneum--- Duodenum, colon,
stomach,…
4. Pernious Anaemia which cell type—Parietal, chief, …..
5. Antibodies in pernious A which organ—Stomach, ileum, colon,…
,6. Pain in RHC due to Gall-bladder origin—CCK, Secretin,…
7. In IDA, iron absorption increased—Ascorate, zinc, milk, Tannin,…
8. H & M in alcoholism, which vessel—left gastric,
azygos,periumblical,…
9. Alcoholic with steorrhoea , which enzyme deficiency—Lipase,
trypsin, CCK,…
10.Thrombus occlusion- SMA
28. Portal htn with varies - left gastric/ azygousvein.
29.Direct hernia > medial to inferior epigatric artery
30.Contents of rectus sheath- pyrimidalis
31.Bleeding in ectopic pregnancy- internal iliac, external iliac, coeliac
I chose internal iliac which gives branch to uterine artery
32.Common site of ectopic pregnancy – ampulla, fimbriae, ovary,
isthmus
33.Patient came with oeophageal varices from left gastric vein-
collateral – azyogs system, portal vein, hepatic vein
34.Pain in right hypo chondrium due to gallbladder : CCK.
35.pain from acute bladder distension travel through - lateral
spinothalmic, anterior spinothalmic, corticospinal, dorsal column
36.Oesophageal phase in swallowing
37.Abdominal pains bowel ischemia - mc artery - sma/ima/ right
colic.
38.Horner’s syndrome artery involved – vertebral artery
39.Direct inguinal hernia – weak posteriorly d/t – transversalis fascia
40.Direct inguinal hernia – medial to inferior epigastric artery
41.Penis drains to – deep inguinal LN
42.L1 # - Internal oblique and transverse abdominis nerve supply
effected
43. Blood supply of pancreas
44. Stab wound to the abdomen and injury to supracolic peritoneum-
stomach, jejunum, colon, first part of duodenum
45. SMA thrombosis – Ascending colon
46. Pneumoperitoneum Mc d/t – Duodenum
47. FAST Scan – Sub hepatic space
48. Patient with Spigelion hernion due to muscle weakness of-
transversus abdominus aponeurosis
49..toxic mega colon–dx hierschprung diseases = myentrico
rauerbacs
plexus
50.artry damage in rectus sheath=inf epigastic vessel-arty
,51.Contents of rectus sheath=pyramidalis
52.Abdominal injury scenario, contents of rectus sheath=again
Pyramidalis
53.Retero peritoneal hematoma=duodenum (sadpucker)
54.Hernia medial to epigastric vessels=direct inguinal hernia
55.Duodenalinjury,d1isat=L1
56.Sma blood supply=jejunium
57.Nipple dermatome=T4
58.BLOOD SUPPLY OF DESCENDING COLON>>INFERIOR MESENTRIC
VIEN
59.PORTOSYSTEMIC ANASTMOSIS >>UMBLICAL AREA
60.NIPPLE DERMATOME>>T4
61.UMBLICAL DERMATOME>>T10
62. Appendicitis - retrocaccal / iliocaecal.
, H&N Anatomy:
1. Closing lips-- Buccal branch
2. Cavernous sinus; medial rotation and adduction - so4.
3. Cavernous sinus; outward & downward - oculomotor nerve.
4. Inferior medial border fracture to the face- maxilla/ethmoid
/sphenoid
5. Basal skull # and loss of sensation in upper teeth and upper lip, which
foramen—Rotundun, Ovale, stylomastoid
6. sella turcica presents in > sphenoid bone
7. Hoarseness of voice – RLN
8. 67- Facial nerve injury but frontalis muscle is spared , nerve supplying
orbicularis oculi > Zygomatic , other answers were Temporal, buccal,
Mental and Cervical
9. Facial nerve preauricular area-- chorda tympani
10. Taste from anterior two-third-- facial nerve
11. Facial nerve injured at stylomastoid foramen --hyperacusis
in the left ear
12. Maxilla trauma--senory lass over maxila-- infraorbital??
Zygomaticofacial??
13. When the clavicle fractured (medial) proximal portion-
sternocledo mastoid M/s.
14. Increase in complication of central Iv line left - subclavian /
oseophagus / thoracic duct/ , pneumothorax
15. Orbicularis oculi- facial nerve.
16.jaw reflex- trigerminal nerve.
17.Swallowing reflex initiated by --- pressure receptors in pharynx
18.After subcutaneous tissue--supraspinous ligament
19.pain in Jaw radiated to ear > auriculotemporal N
20.taste sensation of ant 2/3 of tongue > facial N
21.Swallowing phase of oesophagus -? vagus
22.Prominent cervical spinous process- C7
23.Auriculotemporal nerve
24.Mumps pain to ear and lower jaw--Auricotemporal nerve
25.L.phighestsafestlevelinadults=l3-l4
26.Dental abscess at 2nd molar teeth and Ludgwid angina, which—
mylohyoid, jugulohyoid, …..
27.Inferior orbital # which bone—Maxilla, saphenoid, ethmoid,….
28.Internal capsule stroke – MCA
29.19. Anterolateral thoracotomy – Internal mammary artery
