Anatomy

Question 1

Describe the cerebral arterial circulation.

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Question 2

What are the complications of a subarachnoid haemorrhage?

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Question 3

Describe the anatomy of the internal jugular vein.

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Question 4

What are the indications for central venous cannulation?

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Question 5

Describe a technique of internal jugular vein cannulation using a landmark technique.

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Question 6

What are the complications of central line insertion?

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Question 7

Describe the anatomical relations of the pituitary gland.

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Question 8

Outline the structure of the autonomic nervous system.

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Question 9

What is the blood supply to the nose?

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Question 10

Which nerves supply sensation to the scalp?

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Question 11

Tell me about the coronary arterial circulation.

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Question 12

Describe the anatomy of the subarachnoid space.

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Question 13

What are the surface landmarks for identifying vertebral levels?

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Question 14

Describe the anatomy of the epidural space.

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Question 15

Describe the surface anatomy of the front of the neck.

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Question 16

Outline the nerve supply to the larynx and the effects of injuries to the laryngeal nerves.

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Question 17

How is a percutaneous tracheostomy performed?

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Question 18

Describe the paravertebral space.

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Question 19

What are the different regional techniques for analgesia for rib fractures?

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Question 20

Describe the blood supply to the spinal cord.

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Question 21

What is the innervation of the heart? What changes in the transplanted heart?

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Question 22

Draw the anatomy of the intercostal nerves.

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Question 23

Outline the structural organisation of the liver.

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Question 24

Outline the anatomy of the anterior abdominal wall. How is a TAP block performed?

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Question 25

Draw the brachial plexus and outline how it can be blocked for upper limb surgery.

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Question 26

What are the signs of ulnar nerve injury? How might it occur?

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Question 27

What does the median nerve innervate? What are the indications for median nerve blockade?

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Question 28

What are the signs of radial nerve injury?

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Question 29

Describe the arterial supply to the hand. How would you manage intra-arterial injection of thiopentone?

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Question 30

Describe the anatomy the femoral triangle? How can you block the femoral nerve?

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Question 31

Describe the anatomical relations of the nose. What is its blood supply and nerve supply?

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Question 32

What are the indications of cervical plexus blockade and how may it be performed? What are the advantages and disadvantages of carotid endarterectomy under local anaesthetic?

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Question 33

How is a paravertebral block performed?

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Question 34

What is the blood supply to the abdominal viscera and how is it regulated?

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Question 35

How is a TAP block performed?

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Question 36

Describe the anatomy of the antecubital fossa.

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Question 37

Describe the venous drainage of the brain.

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Question 38

Describe the anatomy of the trigeminal ganglion. What is the pathophysiology of trigeminal neuralgia?

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Question 39

Outline the anatomy of the vagus nerve.

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Question 40

Describe the anatomy of the femoral nerve.

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