1.Easy
In which region of the abdomen is the spleen found?
- ALeft upper quadrant
- BRight upper quadrant
- CLeft lower quadrant
- DRight lower quadrant
2.Easy
Where are the smallest bones of the human body found?
- AIn the middle ear
- BIn the wrist
- CIn the toes
- DIn the nose
3.Easy
Which muscle on the front of the upper arm flexes the elbow?
- ADeltoid
- BTriceps brachii
- CBiceps brachii
- DBrachioradialis
4.Medium
Which type of epithelium lines most of the trachea?
- AStratified squamous epithelium
- BTransitional epithelium
- CPseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
- DSimple cuboidal epithelium
5.Medium
The circle of Willis at the base of the brain connects which two arterial supplies?
- AJugular and vertebral systems
- BExternal carotid and subclavian arterial systems
- CLeft and right external carotid arteries
- DInternal carotid and vertebrobasilar systems
6.Medium
Where does the spinal cord normally end in an adult?
- AAt about the level of vertebrae L1–L2
- BAt the level of the sacrum
- CAt the coccyx
- DAt about the level of T10
7.Hard
Why can an inflamed gallbladder that irritates the diaphragm cause pain at the tip of the right shoulder?
- AThe phrenic nerve shares spinal segments C3–C5 with the skin of the shoulder
- BThe vagus nerve supplies the skin of the shoulder
- CThe gallbladder is attached to the right clavicle
- DBile travels up the lymphatics to the shoulder
8.Hard
Injury to the common fibular (peroneal) nerve at the neck of the fibula typically causes:
- AInability to flex the knee
- BLoss of sensation on the sole of the foot
- CWeak hip abduction
- DFoot drop
Answer key
- 1. A · Left upper quadrant
- 2. A · In the middle ear
- 3. C · Biceps brachii
- 4. C · Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
- 5. D · Internal carotid and vertebrobasilar systems
- 6. A · At about the level of vertebrae L1–L2
- 7. A · The phrenic nerve shares spinal segments C3–C5 with the skin of the shoulder
- 8. D · Foot drop
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