1.Easy
Where in the body is the scapula?
- AKnee
- BShoulder
- CWrist
- DPelvis
2.Easy
Which endocrine gland lies in the front of the neck, just below the larynx and in front of the trachea?
- AAdrenal gland
- BPituitary gland
- CThyroid gland
- DThymus
3.Easy
What is the anatomical name for the windpipe?
- AOesophagus
- BPharynx
- CTrachea
- DLarynx
4.Medium
Which artery supplies most of the anterior wall of the left ventricle and the front of the interventricular septum?
- APosterior descending artery
- BRight coronary artery
- CCircumflex artery
- DLeft anterior descending artery
5.Medium
Which carpal bone is most commonly fractured, typically after a fall on an outstretched hand?
- APisiform
- BLunate
- CHamate
- DScaphoid
6.Medium
Which nerve is compressed in carpal tunnel syndrome?
- ARadial nerve
- BMedian nerve
- CMusculocutaneous nerve
- DUlnar nerve
7.Hard
Which ligament of the knee prevents the tibia from sliding forward relative to the femur?
- APatellar ligament
- BAnterior cruciate ligament
- CPosterior cruciate ligament
- DMedial collateral ligament
8.Hard
Why is the proximal pole of the scaphoid at risk of avascular necrosis after a waist fracture?
- AIts blood supply enters mainly from the distal end
- BIt has no blood supply at all
- CIt is drained by a single vein that clots easily
- DIts only artery runs through the lunate
Answer key
- 1. B · Shoulder
- 2. C · Thyroid gland
- 3. C · Trachea
- 4. D · Left anterior descending artery
- 5. D · Scaphoid
- 6. B · Median nerve
- 7. B · Anterior cruciate ligament
- 8. A · Its blood supply enters mainly from the distal end
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