Anatomy 2009-2018 PastPapers PDF
Anatomy 2009-2018 PastPapers PDF
Anatomy 2009-2018 PastPapers PDF
Max. Marks: 45
Time Allowed: 2 hours & 15 minutes
a) Describe the terms Bursa and Synovial sheath. What is the role of these in 2.5
relation to trauma and infection?
b) Enumerate and briefly describe with examples from upper and lower limb the 2.25
1 key factors stabilizing the joints.
c) What is Hilton’s Law? 0.25
a) Enumerate the cells of the respiratory and olfactory epithelium. What is the 02
function of each cell in the epithelium?
2
b) Draw and label a diagram showing the microscopic anatomy of palatine tonsil. 03
a) A mother gave birth to twins – one was large and healthy and the other small,
pale andd anemic.
i) Give the diagnosis? 0.5
ii) Give the cause of the condition of the babies. 01
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iii) What are the features related to the two babies? 01
iv) What is the fate of such babies? 0.5
b) Describe allantois. Give its importance. 01,01
a) Why are coronary arteries termed as functional end arteries? Explain. 2.5
b) What is the role of coronary collateral circulation in development of Myocardial
5 Infarction? 02
c) What is the functional value of coronary collateral circulation? 0.5
Max. Marks: 45
Time Allowed: 2 hours & 15 minutes
a) Explain the classification of skeletal muscles on the basis of group action. Give
examples of each from upper limb. 04
1 b) Define potential anastomosis. Give one example. 01
a) Draw & label the histological features seen in a slide prepared from the skin of
sole of foot. 3.2
2 b) What are the three mechanisms for release of secretions from epithelial cells?
Give examples of each. 1.5
a) Define DECIDUAL REACTION. What are the parts of placenta & how are they
derived? 01,2.5
3 b) What is the safe period to perform diagnostic Amniocentesis? Give reason. 1.5
How are Myoblasts organized in ventral division of a typical MYOTOME? Enlist their
4 derivatives. 01, 04
a) Name the nerve and muscle that is most commonly injured in fracture of
surgical neck of humerus. List the results of damage to this nerve. 03
5 b) Classify the 1st carpometacarpal point. Name the articulating bones. Which
muscles are involved in flexion and extension of this joint? 02
A 35 year old lady presented to her physician with a complaint of hard irregular
mass in the superior lateral quadrant of her right breast. On examination, the breat
was fixed & nipple was retrated & deviated. The physician labeled the skin as PEAU
D ORANGE. Using your clinico-anatomical knowledge, answer the following
6 questions:
a) What is meant by the term PEAU D ORANGE & its underlying cause? 1.5
b) What is the reason for the fixation, deviation & retraction of nipple? 2.5
c) What is the route of spread of metastasis to vertebra, cranium & brain? 01
a) Name the intermuscular passage located in the middle third of the thigh and
give its boundaries. 03
7 b) Enlist the bursae and their location associated with Gluteus Maximus. 02
a) Give the origin, course nad branches of the artery of dorsum of foot. 3.5
b) Which reflex in lower extremity should be elicited to check the integrity of
8 upper sacral segments? What is the normal response? 1.5
a) Needle thoracostomy had to be done in a patient with Tension Pneumothorax
to allow lungs to re-expand. What structures are pierced by the needle if it is to
be inserted in 2nd intercostal space at anterior axillary line? What precaution
9 should be taken to avoid injury to intercostal nerves and vessels?
b) Enlist the posterior relations of thoracic part of esophagus. 2.5
2.5
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a) Classify the bones according to their shape quoting one examples each. 03
b) In a Road Traffic Accident of a middle aged man, there was the fracture of neck
of Femur. Classify the two common terms:
1 i) Avascular necrosis 01
ii) Osteochondrosis 01
Draw and label microscopic structure of Thymus. How does it differ from other
2 lymphoid organs in microstructure? 05
What is Bilaminar Germ Disc? When and how it is formed? What changes take place
3 in Trophoblast during second week of development? 05
A child fell on outstreched hand with the elbow partially flexed. What possible
fractures of the distal end of the Humerus can occur? Mention the structures
7 affected by this injury. 05
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a) What is Decidua? Mention its parts and their fate. 01, 2.5
3 b) Enlist the functions of Decidual Cells. 1.5
a) Define Dermatome. 01
b) Draw and label the Dermatomes of the Upper Limb. 04
7
A 60 years old lady a mass in her left breast. The biopsy revealed Intraductal
Carcinoma: 0.5
a) What lymph nodes are most likely to be affected? 0.5
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b) What anatomical structure defines the level of lymph nodes? 04
c) Give an account of lymph drainage from breast.
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a) What are pennate musles? Give their types with one examples of each type. 2.5
b) What is the difference between complex and compound joints? Give one
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example of each. Why osteomyelitis is more common in children? 01, 1.5
Draw and label light microscopic picture of the transitional epithelium. What is the 02, 1.5
2 other name and why? Mention its function. 1.5
a) List the nerves which come in direct contact with the various parts of Humerus.
What one of them causes WRIST DROP? 02, 01
b) Write the anatomical and clinical features of WRIST DROP. 02
6
A 50 year old traffic policeman came to the hospital with a history of chronic dull
ache in right leg and dilated and tortuous veins on the medial side of his right leg.
The skin on the medial malleolus found to be discoloured, dry and scaly.
a) Name the clinical condition. 0.5
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b) Which vein was involved? 0.5
c) Briefly explain the course of this vein mentioning its formation and termination.
d) Name the tributaries of this vein which join it just before its termination. 2.5
1.5
a) What does Quadriceps femoris muscle mean? Name its components. 0.5, 01
b) Write its distal attachment, nerve supply and actions. 0.5, 0.5, 2.5
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a) Knowledge of the antomy of the bronchopulmonary segments is essential for
precise interpretation of radiographs and for surgical resection of diseased
segments.
i) What are the bronchoplumonary segments? 02
ii) What is the nerve supply of partial pleura? 01
b) Considering the increasing number of heart attacks in the modern era and
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equally inreasing treatment plans; the knowledge of blood supply of heart is
important:
i) What do you understand by dominance of coronary arterial systems?
ii) What is the typical dominance? 0.25
iii) Give the area of supply of right coronary artery. 0.25
1.5
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What is an ellipsoid joint? What movements are possible at ellipsoid joints? Give an
1 example of ellipsoid joint fro the upper limb. 02, 02, 01
Name the different types of stratified epithelia. What are the chief structural
features of urothelium (transitional epithelium)? 02, 03
2
Define cleavage. What is morula and how is it converted into a blastocyst? 01, 01, 03
3
Give the extent (beginning and end) of the axillary artery, what are the relations of
the second part of this artery? Name the branches of this nerveName the branches
5 given from the second part? 01, 03, 01
From where the musculocutaneous nerve originates? What are the branches of this
nerve? What area of skin is supplied by this nerve? 01, 02, 02
6
What is saphenous opening? What is the location of this opening with reference to
the pubic tubercle? What structures pass through the saphenous opening? 01, 01, 03
7
What muscles are included in the deep group of muscles of the posterior
compartment of the leg? Give the origin, insertion and nerve supply of the flexor
8 hallucis longus. 02, 03
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a) Define a spinal nerve and name various spinal nerves existing in human body 3.5
with their number. 1.5
1 b) Write the pattern of emergeny of various spinal nerves from vertebral column.
a) Draw and label the transverse section of light microscopic picture of musculary 03
artery. 02
2 b) Which of these layers is involved in atherosclerosis? Mention the layers
containing vesa vasorum?
A patient complained of pain in his right shoulder especially at the start of raising
his arm. His physician noticed that if he is assisted in the initial phase of raising his
arm then he can easily abduct his arm to 90 degree.
5 a) Name the abductors of the shoulder joint involved in this patient and write 03
their nerve supply.
b) Write the attachment of the muscle which is injured in this case. 02
Write the location and arrangement of superficial inguinal lymph nodes. Also
mention areas of lymp drainage by afferent lymph vessels of these lymph nodes 1.5
7 and detination of their different vessels. 3.5
Name the muscles fo the first layers of sole of foot. Write the area of cutaneous 5
sensory loss and muscles paralysed in cases of inury to medial planter nerve.
8
a) Draw and label a diagram showing azygos system of veins. What is the
clinical imprtance of this venous system? 03
9 b) Name other structure drained by this system of veins. 02
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A person was brought to emergency with history of being attacked by honey bees
followed by formation of cutaneous wheels (urticaria) and asthma.
a) Which cell is responsible for this anaphylactoid response and why? 02
2
b) Briefly mention the light microscopic features of this cell type. 03
A young girl who became pregnants for the first time was advised to have a regular
antenatal check. Name any six clinical techniques available in a fully equipped
hospital for this patient for assessment of growth and well being of her developing
4 baby. Which clinical technique is done in routine and what are its advantages? 03, 0.5, 1.5
Name all flexors of elbow joint and the nerves supplying them. If the nerves to the
chief flexors is injured in a patient, which part of his upper limb will have sensory
5 loss? 03, 02
a) Write the origin and course of profunda femoris artery (deep artery of thigh).
b) Name its branches. Which of these branches is the main source of blood supply 03
7 to the head and neck of femur?
02
Medical students were being demonstrated ankle (jerk) reflex. Which anatomical
struture is utilized to elicit this reflex? Write the formation and attachment of this
8 structure and the nerves put to test by this reflex. What is the result of ankle (jerk)
reflex if these nerves are injured? 05
Write an account of lymph drainage of right lung till final destination. 05
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Time Allowed: 2 hours & 15 minutes
a) Draw and label light microscopic picture of white adipose tissue stained with
heamatoxylin and eosin. 03
2 b) List any four functions of adipocytes. 02
a) What is deciduas? Mention its regional parts and their fate? 0.5, 03
b) List three functions of decidual cells. 1.5
3
A young boy fell on the ground and fractured medial epicondyle of his right arm. He
did not get treatment and later developed claw hand deformity.
a) Which nerve has been injured in this fracture? 01
6 b) Write the origin and course of this nerve in the forearm. 01, 0.5
c) Which muscles are responsible for his claw hand deformity? 1.5
a) Write the arterial supply of knee joint. (Support your answer with a relevant
diagram). 2.5, 01
7 b) Which of these arteries will supply intra-articular structures of knee joint and
how will it reach them? What is the clinical importance of this profuse arterial
supply? 0.5, 0.5, 0.5
a) Name the ligaments located deep to gluteus maximums and mention their
attachments. 01, 02
b) List the nerves and vessels passing through the greater sciatic foramen into the
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gluteal region. 02
a) Write the origin and course of left coronary artery and its branches. 0.5, 01, 2.5
b) Which areas of heart will undergo ischemic changes in sudden occlusion of the
9 artery lying in posterior inter-ventricular groove? 01
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Time Allowed: 2 hours & 15 minutes
Define the terms “Coronal Plane Joint”, “Bicipital Muscle”, Mechanoreceptors and
1 Apocrine Glands 05
Define fertilization, Name the phases and results of fertilization. 1, 1.5, 1.5, 01
3
Name the various Trisomies of autosomes and mention the usual cause for the
chromosomal error. Which of these Trisomies most common? 1.5, 01, 01
4
Name two muscles of upper limb known as “Climbing Muscles”. Write their main
attachments and nerve supply. Name the contents of delto-pectoral groove? 1, 1.5, 1.5, 01
5
Define a dermatom, axial lines and write their clinical importance? Draw diagrams
showing dermatomes of forearm and hand. 01, 01, 01, 02
6
a) Write formation of femoral sheath and give the anatomical reason why
femoral nerve is not within the femoral sheath? 02, 01
7 b) Why femoral hemia is more liable to strangulation? 02
a) Write the origin, course & relations, mode of termination and branches of
posterior tibial artery. 01, 01, 01, 01
8 b) How posterior tibial pulse is palpated? 01
a) Define pericardium and name its layers with their nerve supply. What is
pericardial cavity? 0.5, 03, 0.5
9 b) Which nerves are involved in transmission of pain from heart and pain of
pericarditis? 01
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