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    Anatomy Bones (Upper Extremities, Lower Extremities and Pelvis) – Recalls - Dr.

    Detoyato

    1. The average neck – shaft angle of the femur


    a. 120 degrees
    b. 125 degrees
    c. 130 degrees
    d. 135 degrees

    2. The anteversion of the femoral neck is


    a. 5-10 degrees
    b. 10-15 degrees
    c. 15-20 degrees
    d. 20-25 degrees

    3. This is a comical posteromedial projection of the femoral shaft at the posteroinnferior


    aspect of its junction with the neck.
    a. Greater trochanter
    b. Lesser trochanter
    c. Intertrochanteric line
    d. Intertrochanteric crest

    4. A smooth and prominent ridge at the junction of the posterior surface of the neck with the
    shaft, descending medially from the posterosuperior angle of the of the greater trochanter
    to the lesser trochanter
    a. Intertrochanteric crest
    b. Intertrochanteric line
    c. Gluteal tuberosity
    d. Quadrate tubercle

    5. The distal attachment of iliotibial tract


    a. Tibial tuberosity
    b. Gerdy’s tubercle
    c. Quadrate tubercle
    d. Tibial plateau

    6. The distal end of the tibia articulates with the


    a. Navicular
    b. Calcaneus
    c. Cuboid
    d. Talus

    7. This structure crosses the posterolateral aspect of the fibular neck


    a. Tibial nerve
    b. Anterior tibial artery
    c. Common peroneal nerve
    d. Peroneal artery
    8. The most lateral bone in the distal tarsal row
    a. Calcaneus
    b. Navicular
    c. Cuneiforms
    d. Cuboid

    9. It is the longest among the metatarsals and its cuneiform base bears four articular facets
    a. 1st
    b. 2nd
    c. 3rd
    d. 4th

    10. The radial and ulnar shafts are connected by the


    a. Annular ligament
    b. Triangular fibrocartilage ligament complex
    c. Interosseous membrane
    d. Medial collateral ligament

    11. A depression between the femoral condyles


    a. Intercondylar notch
    b. Intercondylar fossa
    c. Medial epicondyle
    d. Adductor tubercle

    12. There are ___ phalanges in the hand


    a. 10
    b. 12
    c. 14
    d. 16

    13. The flexor digitorium profundus is inserted in the


    a. Metacarpal
    b. Proximal phalanx
    c. Middle phalanx
    d. Distal phalanx

    14. A tubercle in the dorsal aspect of the distal radius which is grooved on its ulnar side by the
    tendon of extensor pollicis longus.
    a. Guyon’s tubercle
    b. Hamate’s tubercle
    c. Lister’s tubercle
    d. Frohse’s tubercle

    15. Contents of the canal underneath the hook of the hamate


    a. Radial artery and nerve
    b. Ulnar artery and nerve
    c. Median artery and nerve
    d. Anterior interosseous artery and nerve

    16. What structures can be palpated in the anatomical snuffbox?


    a. Pisiform and tiquetrum
    b. Capitate and hamate
    c. Lunate and pisiform
    d. Scaphoid and trapezium

    17. Superior part of the hip bone


    a. Ilium
    b. Pubis
    c. Ischium
    d. Acetabulum

    18. The part of the pelvic girdle which touches any objects a person sits on
    a. Iliac crest
    b. Symphysis pubis
    c. Coccyx
    d. Ischial tuberosity

    19. True of the female pelvis


    a. Bones are larger and heavier
    b. Smaller and heart shaped
    c. Pubic arch less than 90 degrees
    d. More space in the true pelvis

    20. True of the patella except:


    a. Largest sesamoid bone
    b. The apex is the superior surface
    c. Thick articular cartilage line the posterior surface
    d. Increase leverage of the quadriceps muscle
    21. True of the fibula:
    a. Weight bearing in the last 10 cm distally
    b. Weight bearing in the first 10 cm proximally
    c. Cannot be used as bone graft
    d. Can remove the whole shaft for bone grafting

    22. Attached to the pisiform


    a. Extensor carpi ulnaris
    b. Extensor carpi radialis
    c. Flexor carpi ulnaris
    d. Flexor carpi radialis

    23. An abnormal lateral curvature of the spine


    a. Lordosis
    b. Kyphosis
    c. Scoliosis
    d. Spondylosis

    24. This ligament is attached to the ischial spine and separates the……

    25. The most frequently fractured carpal bone

    a. Capitate
    b. Hamate
    c. Pisiform
    d. Scaphoid

    26. A semilunar shaped bone in the wrist


    a. Capitate
    b. Lunate
    c. Trapezium
    d. Triquetrum

    27. The part of the humerus which is commonly fractured


    a. Anatomical neck
    b. Surgical neck
    c. …
    d. ….
    28. The site of attachment for the biceps brachii muscle?
    a. Radial styloid
    b. Radial tuberosity
    c. Radial head
    d. Radial shaft

    29. A protruding projection on the anterior surface of the ….


    a. Scapular spine
    b. Acromion
    c. Glenoid cavity
    d. …

    30. A sulcus between the greater and lesser tubercle which


    a. Bicipital groove
    b. Spiral groove
    c. Deltoid groove
    d. Triceps groove

    31. The space between the pevic inlet and outlet


    a. Axis
    b. Arch
    c. Brim
    d. Cavity

    32. Type of pelvis which is common in 41% of women


    a. Android
    b. Anthropoid
    c. Gynecoid
    d. Platypelloid

    33. The sacral canal contains the following except:


    a. Fibrofatty material
    b. Filum terminale
    c. Lower part of the subarachnoid space
    d. Spinal cord

    34. These structures are the remnants of the pedicles and superior articular process
    a. Cornua
    b. Promontory
    c. Vertebral foramina

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