📋 Exam Format: Section II — 20 single-choice MCQs (20 marks). Each has 5 options (A–E). Select the ONE correct answer.
Q1 Upper Limb
The structure which lies on the posterior aspect of shaft of humerus is:
- A Deltoid tuberosity
- B Groove for radial nerve
- C Bicipital groove
- D Olecranon fossa
- E Capitulum
Q2 Osteology
Which bone belongs to the long bone?
- A Sternum
- B Costal bone
- C Humerus
- D Parietal bone
- E Scapula
Q3 Female Genital
The ovary:
- A Is situated in the ovary fossa between the common and internal artery
- B Is a retroperitoneal viscera
- C Is connected to the uterus by proper ligament of ovary at its superior extremity
- D Is attached to the front of the broad ligament of uterus by mesoovarium
- E Is suspended to the pelvic wall by suspensory ligament of ovary
Q4 Lower Limb
The knee joint:
- A Is made up of the lower end of femur and upper end of tibia only
- B The tibial collateral ligament is attached to the medial meniscus compactly
- C The fibular collateral ligament is attached to the lateral meniscus compactly
- D The medial meniscus is smaller and assumes "O" shape
- E The lateral meniscus is larger and assumes "C" shape
Q5 Osteology
The structure which can act in haemopoiesis is:
- A Yellow marrow
- B Spongy bone
- C Periosteum
- D Red marrow
- E Compact bone
Q6 Urinary/Male Genital
The prostate:
- A Is located between the apex of bladder and urogenital diaphragm
- B Is placed in front of the uterus
- C Has venous plexus between the prostatic capsule and sheath
- D Cannot be touched during check-up
- E Is pierced by the ductus deferens
Q7 Head & Neck
Which nerve may be easily damaged when the superior thyroid artery is ligated?
- A The external branch of superior laryngeal nerve
- B The internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve
- C The recurrent laryngeal nerve
- D The vagus nerve
- E The cervical sympathetic trunk
Q8 Upper Limb
Which nerve injury leads to "wrist drop"?
- A Musculocutaneous nerve
- B Median nerve
- C Ulnar nerve
- D Axillary nerve
- E Radial nerve
Q9 Respiratory
The lower respiratory tract consists of:
- A Branches of principal trachea
- B Principal bronchi with their branches
- C Trachea and principal bronchi with their branches
- D Larynx, trachea, and principal bronchi with their branches
- E Pharynx, larynx, trachea, and principal bronchi with their branches
Q10 Lymphatics
The thoracic duct ends by opening into the:
- A Right venous angle
- B Left venous angle
- C Left subclavian vein
- D Left jugular vein
- E Right subclavian vein
Q11 Upper Limb Veins
The cephalic vein:
- A Arises from the medial side of dorsal venous rete of hand
- B Accompanies the radial artery
- C Drains into the brachial vein
- D Receives superficial veins of hand and medial side of forearm
- E Runs along the lateral side of biceps brachii
Q12 Thorax
The anterior cutaneous branch of the 4th thoracic nerve is at the level of:
- A Sternal angle
- B Nipple
- C Xiphoid process
- D Costal arch
- E Umbilicus
Q13 Cardiovascular
The left coronary artery arises from:
- A Right aortic sinus
- B Left aortic sinus
- C Coronary sinus
- D Orifice of the coronary sinus
- E Orifice of the pulmonary trunk
Q14 Urinary
The second constriction of the male urethra lies in:
- A Prostatic portion of urethra
- B Membranous part
- C Cavernous part
- D External orifice of urethra
- E Internal urethral orifice
Q15 Head & Neck
The palatine tonsil lies:
- A In the oral cavity
- B Between the palatoglossal arch and palatopharyngeal arch
- C In the pharyngeal recess
- D In the piriform recess
- E In the posterior wall of pharynx
Q16 Neuroanatomy
Select the INCORRECT statement concerning the spinal cord:
- A The gray matter is central
- B The white matter is peripheral
- C The motor nerves leave the anterior roots
- D The sensory nerves enter the anterior roots
- E The spinal cord does not reach the end of the vertebral column
Q17 Lower Limb
Which nerves supply the muscles of the leg (crus)?
- A The femoral nerve and the obturator nerve
- B The superficial and deep peroneal nerves and the tibial nerve
- C The axillary nerve and radial nerve
- D The superior and inferior gluteal nerves
- E Radial nerve
Q18 Head & Neck
Which laryngeal cartilage is a paired cartilage?
- A The thyroid cartilage
- B The cricoid cartilage
- C The arytenoid cartilage
- D The epiglottic cartilage
- E None
Q19 Neuroanatomy
The epidural space lies:
- A Between spinal arachnoid mater and periosteum of vertebral canal
- B Between spinal dura mater and spinal arachnoid mater
- C Between spinal arachnoid mater and spinal pia mater
- D Between spinal dura mater and periosteum of vertebral canal
- E Between spinal arachnoid mater and spinal pia mater
Q20 Neuroanatomy
The cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) is produced by:
- A The ciliary body
- B The choroid plexus
- C The tissue cells
- D The ventricles of the brain
- E Arachnoid villus
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