Title Anatomy Paper 1 Regular batch MUHS 2023-24.pdf ✅

First M.B.B.S. (CBME - 2023) Examination, Summer -2024 Phase -I| Total Duration: Section A+B=3 Hours Instructions: 1) 1) 3) a) 1. Multiple Choice Questions : 2) b) d) 3) c) c) Dorsal scapular Use black ball point pen only. a) Each question carries one mark. c) ANATOMY -| A patient was not able to push and punch movements after his recovery from a stab injury in the lateral chest wall. Which nerve is injured in this patient? the underlying artery and nerve? N -1001 Thoracodorsal a) Bicipital aponeurosis SECTION -A (MCQ) Rough work should be done only on the Blank Space provided on the question paper booklet. If the rough work done is found else where other than the space provided on question paper or anywhere on answerbook such an act will be treated as an attempt to resort to Unfair means. 2) During median cubital venepuncture, which structure prevents injury to Biceps tendon Deep fascia of cubital fossa Ventral posterior Lateral posterior b) Superficial fascia of cubital fossa d) -2 A 40 year old male patient was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia. The trigeminal neuralgic pain will be relayed to which ofthe thalamic nuclei? b) C1101A Section A Marks: 20 Long thoracic d) M-101 Upper subscapular [20 x1 = 20] Medial dorsal Anterior
4) 5) 8) 9) a) c) An elderly patient had difficulty in reading and complained of double Vision on examination he was not able to move his left eye downwards and laterally. Which of the following nerves is most likely to be affected in this patient? a N -1001 c) A female child with short stature, webbed neck, skeletal deformities and broad chest with widely spaced nipple was subjected to Karyotyping. The result showed it as Monosomy. Which genetic syndrome is present in this child? a) Optic Trochlear Down 6) Which embryological prominence forms the Philtrum of the face? c) Lateral nasal a) Facial Klinefelter c) Lingual a) Frontonasal a) a) a) c) c) 7) Which artery has a close relation to hypoglossal nerve in carotid triangle? c) Internal carotid artery Vertebral artery Stylopharyngeus c) Stylohyoid Trapezium b) Trapezoid a) Ball and socket d) c) Saddle The artery supplying the visual area of the cerebrum is a branch of b) The muscle of the 3rd pharyngeal arch is d) Scaphoid b) Base of ]" metacarpal d) -3 b) d) b) d) Abducent Oculomotor 10) On radiograph of child's wrist, seven carpal bones were visualised. Which of the following carpal bones is NOT seen (still to ossify)? d) Turner Edward b) d) Maxilary Medial nasal Superior thyroid Ascending pharyngeal b) Cricothyroid 1) Which type of joint is 1" carpometacarpal joint? Basilar artery d) Anterior cerebral artery Diagastric 12) Which bony structure forms the floor of the anatomical snuff box? Pisiform M-101 Lunate b) Hinge d) Condylar b) Trapezoid Radial styloid
13) Which muscle causes locking of the temporomandibular joint? a) c) 14) Which of the following embryological structure determines the axis ofan embryo. a) c) Primitive node N-1001 a) c) reflex? a) Recurrent laryngeal c) External laryngeal 15) Injury to which nerve results in supraglottic anesthesia and loss of cough a) meatuses? c) Lateral Pterygoid Masseter 16) Posterior ethmoidal air sinuses opens a) b) Prochordal plate c) d) c) a) c) a) Supreme Inferior Vestibular Abducent Cochlear 17) In the transverse section through the lower part of the pons, the motor nuclei of facial wind round which cranial nerve nuclei forming the facial colliculus? Globus pallidus b) Medial Pterygoid Caudate nucleus d) which of the following types. Spinal nucleus of trigeminal nerve Purkinje Stellate b) Neural tube d) Metacentric b) 18) In the corpus striatum, the main efferent part is formed by Acrocentric d) -4 b) d) Temporalis Notochord 19) Which among the cerebellar intrinsic cells are excitatory? d) Internal laryngeal Superior laryngeal d) in to which of the following Middle Superior b) Putamen 20) According to the position of centromere, X chromosome belongs to Lentiform nucleus b) Golgi M-101 Granular b) Submetacentric d) Telocentric SPACE FOR ROUGH WORK
[Total No. of Pages : 2 FIRST M.B.B.S. (CBME -2023) Examination, Summer -2024 Phase -I| Total Duration : Section A+B =3 Hours Instructions: 1) 2.. a) c) d) 2) e) 3) 4) 5) 6) N -1001 ANATOMY -I 7) SECTION -B Use black ball point pen only. All questions are compulsory. Short Answer Questions (Any 8 out of 9): Do not wite anything on the blankportion of the question paper. If witten anything, such type of act will be considered as an attempt to resot to unfair means. The number to the right indicates full marks. Draw diagrams wherever necessary. C1101A Section B Marks :80 Use a common answer book for section B. Distribution of syllabus in Question Paper is only meant to cover the entire syllabus within the stipulated frame. The Question paper pattem is a mere guideline. Questions can be asked from any paper's syllabus into any question paper. Students cannot claim that the Question is out of syllabus. As it is only for the placement sake, the distribution has been done. b) A 16 year old boy came to the clinic with complaints of hard of hearing. He also gave a history of repeated discharge through the right ear for a few years. On examination the mastoid process was tender. Name the anatomical region that is affected in this patient. [1 Mark] Describe with a suitable diagram the contents and boundaries and relations of the affected region [6 Marks] Describe the route of cerebrospinal fluid circulation in the brain and spinal cord. 8 x7=56] A 45-year old female complained of swelling in her left breast. On examination, the left breast was not mobile. The nipple was observed to be retracted. The skin over the swelling, which was present in the upper outer quadrant of the breast, was puckered and edematous. Describe the anatomical basis for the above mentioned clinical features [S Marks] Mention which lymphatic group needs to be examined in this patient and why. [2 Marks] Describe in detail the boundaries and recess of third ventricle. Describe the layers of deep cervical fascia in detail with suitable diagram Describe the microanatomy of the Pituitary gland. P.T.O