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Viva questions - anatomy - 13-02-2007, 01:52 AM
What are the structures keeping heart in position?
Anterior :superior and inferior sternopericardial ligaments (cardiac belt)
Below :central tendon of diaphragm

What are the structures present in cubital fossa ?
lateral to medial : radial nerve,,,,tendon of biceps,,,,brachial artery,,,,,median nerve

What is Horner syndrome ?
Damage to cervical sympathetic chain , that leads to :
ptosis
myosis
anhydrosis
enopthalmos

What are the branches of radial nerve ?
muscular
radial recurrent
palmar carpel
dorsal carpel
superficial palmer branch
first dorsal metacarpal
anterior princeps pollicis
arteria radialis indica

What are the branches of ulnar nerve ?

Anterior and posterior ulnar recurrent
common interosseus (anterior/ posterior)
anterior and posterior carpel branches
superficial and deep terminal branches
palmar carpel
dorsal carpel
muscular

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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 13-02-2007, 01:58 AM
Where does brachial artery terminate?
Neck of radius in cubital fossa by dividing into ulnar and radial

What is decidua?
Hyperemic , edematous uterine mucosa after nidation (implantation) which has undergone decidua reaction.
decidua reaction: enlarged stromal cells, vacoulation of cells, storage of glycogen and lipid

Which is the largest cutaneous nerve of body?
Saphenous

Which is the largest branch of femoral artery?
profunda femoris artery

What is Hunters canal ?
subsartorial or adductor canal

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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 13-02-2007, 02:13 AM
great work SUMAN-SAJAN ,,,,itll be really helpful for the students studying in BASIC SCIENCE

we hope for more................


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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 13-02-2007, 03:52 AM
not only for the students of basic science but also for the medical students at their clinical site
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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 13-02-2007, 11:52 PM
yeh i agree.
i will be posting the viva questions for the basic sceience and the ideas .

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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 17-02-2007, 06:39 PM
Yeah, not only the basic students but we clinical students will also be helped to a great extent. I got a good review on anatomy after reading this post. thanx Suman.

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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 18-03-2007, 08:21 AM
thankz a lot suman-sajan.hope mor in future......
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Re: Viva questions - anatomy - 06-04-2007, 06:50 AM
kindly give me past pondicherry university first MBBS question papers for antomy,physiology and biochemistry
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