1.Easy
Where in the body is the scapula?
- AKnee
- BShoulder
- CWrist
- DPelvis
2.Easy
What type of joint is the elbow between the humerus and ulna?
- AHinge joint
- BSaddle joint
- CBall-and-socket joint
- DGliding (plane) joint
3.Easy
In anatomical terms, what does "proximal" mean?
- ACloser to the trunk or point of attachment
- BFurther from the trunk or point of attachment
- CCloser to the front of the body
- DCloser to the midline of the body
4.Medium
Which nerve is compressed in carpal tunnel syndrome?
- AMusculocutaneous nerve
- BMedian nerve
- CRadial nerve
- DUlnar nerve
5.Medium
Which part of the adrenal gland secretes adrenaline?
- AZona reticularis
- BZona glomerulosa
- CZona fasciculata
- DAdrenal medulla
6.Medium
Which structure produces most of the cerebrospinal fluid?
- AChoroid plexus
- BPia mater
- CPineal gland
- DArachnoid granulations
7.Hard
A blow to the side of the head at the pterion causes an extradural haematoma. Which vessel is usually torn?
- AMiddle meningeal artery
- BMiddle cerebral artery
- CBridging cerebral veins
- DSuperficial temporal artery
8.Hard
After axillary lymph node surgery, a patient's scapula sticks out from the chest wall when pushing against a wall. Which nerve has been damaged?
- AThoracodorsal nerve
- BLong thoracic nerve
- CAxillary nerve
- DSuprascapular nerve
Answer key
- 1. B · Shoulder
- 2. A · Hinge joint
- 3. A · Closer to the trunk or point of attachment
- 4. B · Median nerve
- 5. D · Adrenal medulla
- 6. A · Choroid plexus
- 7. A · Middle meningeal artery
- 8. B · Long thoracic nerve
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