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  1. In diagram 1 the structure indicated is:
    a. inferior vena cava
    b. accessory hemiazygos vein
    c. azygos vein
    d. thoracic duct
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  1. In diagram 1 the structure indicated is:
    a. inferior vena cava
    b. accessory hemiazygos vein
    c. azygos vein

d. thoracic duct

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  1. In diagram 2 the structure indicated is:
    a. inferior vena cava
    b. accessory hemiazygos vein
    c. azygos vein
    d. hemiazygos vein
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  1. In diagram 2 the structure indicated is:
    a. inferior vena cava
    b. accessory hemiazygos vein

c. azygos vein

d. hemiazygos vein

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  1. In diagram 3 the structure indicated is:
    a. fibrous pericardium
    b. epicardium
    c. parietal pericardium
    d. endocardium
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  1. In diagram 3 the structure indicated is:
    a. fibrous pericardium

b. epicardium

c. parietal pericardium
d. endocardium

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  1. Diagram 4 is depicting what type of circulation?
    a. right dominance
    b. left dominance
    c. combination of right and left dominance
    d. none of the above
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  1. Diagram 4 is depicting what type of circulation?
    a. right dominance

b. left dominance

c. combination of right and left dominance
d. none of the above

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  1. Which statement is true about the dotted line indicated in diagram 5?
    a. the trachea bifurcates at this level
    b. this is the thoracic inlet
    c. this is the thoracic outlet
    d. it’s located at level T3/T4
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  1. Which statement is true about the dotted line indicated in diagram 5?

a. the trachea bifurcates at this level

b. this is the thoracic inlet
c. this is the thoracic outlet
d. it’s located at level T3/T4

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  1. In diagram 6 which statement is true about the indicated structure is true?
    a. posterior intercostal arteries branch off it
    b. it’s a branch of the axillary artery
    c. it supplies the breast
    d. it’s covered superficially by the transversus thoracic muscle
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  1. In diagram 6 which statement is true about the indicated structure is true?
    a. posterior intercostal arteries branch off it
    b. it’s a branch of the axillary artery

c. it supplies the breast

d. it’s covered superficially by the transversus thoracic muscle

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  1. In diagram 7 the joint indicated is what type?
    a. synovial
    b. primary cartilaginous
    c. secondary cartilaginous
    d. fibrous
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  1. In diagram 7 the joint indicated is what type?

a. synovial

b. primary cartilaginous
c. secondary cartilaginous
d. fibrous

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  1. In diagram 8 the groove caused by azygous vein is indicated by:
    a. A
    b. B
    c. C
    d. D
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  1. In diagram 8 the groove caused by azygous vein is indicated by:
    a. A
    b. B

c. C

d. D

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  1. In diagram 9 the pulmonary artery is indicated by:
    a. A
    b. B
    c. C
    d. D
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  1. In diagram 9 the pulmonary artery is indicated by:
    a. A

b. B

c. C
d. D

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  1. In diagram 10 the groove indicated is caused by:
    a. subclavian vein
    b. subclavian artery
    c. anterior scalene muscle
    d. middle scalene muscle
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  1. In diagram 10 the groove indicated is caused by:

a. subclavian vein

b. subclavian artery
c. anterior scalene muscle
d. middle scalene muscle

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  1. In diagram 11 lesions causing thoracic outlet syndrome are located as indicated.
    a. true
    b. false
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  1. In diagram 11 lesions causing thoracic outlet syndrome are located as indicated.

a. true

b. false

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  1. In diagram 12 the structure indicated is located (best answer):
    a. 4th intercostal space
    b. 5th intercostal space
    c. 6th intercostal space
    d. varies
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  1. In diagram 12 the structure indicated is located (best answer):
    a. 4th intercostal space
    b. 5th intercostal space
    c. 6th intercostal space

d. varies

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  1. In diagram 13 the structure indicated is:
    a. costocervical trunk
    b. thyrocervical trunk
    c. transverse thoracic artery
    d. internal thoracic artery
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  1. In diagram 13 the structure indicated is:

a. costocervical trunk

b. thyrocervical trunk
c. transverse thoracic artery
d. internal thoracic artery

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  1. In diagram 14 the structure indicated is located at which level?
    a. T8/T9
    b. T10
    c. T11
    d. T12
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  1. In diagram 14 the structure indicated is located at which level?
    a. T8/T9

b. T10

c. T11
d. T12

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  1. In diagram 15 the arrow located at which level?
    a. T2/T3
    b. T3/T4
    c. T4/T5
    d. T5/T6
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  1. In diagram 15 the arrow located at which level?
    a. T2/T3
    b. T3/T4

c. T4/T5

d. T5/T6

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  1. In diagram 16 the structure indicated is:
    a. innermost intercostal muscle
    b. internal intercostal muscle
    c. external intercostal muscle
    d. transversus thoracis muscle
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  1. In diagram 16 the structure indicated is:

a. innermost intercostal muscle

b. internal intercostal muscle
c. external intercostal muscle
d. transversus thoracis muscle

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  1. In diagram 17 the passageway indicated is the:
    a. vertical sinus
    b. transverse sinus
    c. posterior sinus
    d. oblique sinus
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  1. In diagram 17 the passageway indicated is the:
    a. vertical sinus
    b. transverse sinus
    c. posterior sinus

d. oblique sinus

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  1. In diagram 18 the plexus of nerves indicated in the rectangle originate from the:
    a. right phrenic nerve
    b. left phrenic nerve
    c. right vagus nerve
    d. left vagus nerve
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  1. In diagram 18 the plexus of nerves indicated in the rectangle originate from the:
    a. right phrenic nerve
    b. left phrenic nerve
    c. right vagus nerve

d. left vagus nerve

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  1. In diagram 19 the structure indicated is the:
    a. fossa ovalis
    b. opening of the inferior vena cava
    c. opening of the coronary sinus
    d. opening of a pulmonary vein
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  1. In diagram 19 the structure indicated is the:
    a. fossa ovalis
    b. opening of the inferior vena cava

c. opening of the coronary sinus

d. opening of a pulmonary vein

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  1. In diagram 20 the structure indicated is:
    a. the moderator band
    b. a papillary muscle
    c. trabeculae carnae
    d. pectinate muscle
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  1. In diagram 20 the structure indicated is:

a. the moderator band

b. a papillary muscle
c. trabeculae carnae
d. pectinate muscle

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MACA

  1. Most of the lymph of the body reaches the venous system via the thoracic duct which
    a. is located between the azygos vein and the aorta
    b. empties into the angle of junction of the right internal jugular and subclavian veins
    c. passes through the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm
    d. originates at the cisterna chyli
A

MACA

  1. Most of the lymph of the body reaches the venous system via the thoracic duct which

a. is located between the azygos vein and the aorta

b. empties into the angle of junction of the right internal jugular and subclavian veins

c. passes through the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm

d. originates at the cisterna chyli

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MACA

  1. Branches of the arch of the aorta include the
    a. brachiocephalic trunk
    b. left common carotid artery
    c. right subclavian artery
    d. left vertebral artery
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MACA

  1. Branches of the arch of the aorta include the

a. brachiocephalic trunk

b. left common carotid artery

c. right subclavian artery
d. left vertebral artery

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MACA

  1. The coronary sinus
    a. drains all the venous blood from the heart
    b. opens into the left atrium
    c. receives the great cardiac vein at its left end
    d. receives the small cardiac vein at its right end
A

MACA

  1. The coronary sinus
    a. drains all the venous blood from the heart
    b. opens into the left atrium

c. receives the great cardiac vein at its left end

d. receives the small cardiac vein at its right end

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MACA

  1. Correct statements concerning the coronary circulation include
    a. the right coronary artery courses in the atrioventricular groove
    b. the circumflex artery is a branch of the right coronary artery
    c. the left coronary artery passes between the left auricle and the pulmonary trunk
    d. variations of the coronary arteries and their branching patterns are common
A

MACA

  1. Correct statements concerning the coronary circulation include

a. the right coronary artery courses in the atrioventricular groove

b. the circumflex artery is a branch of the right coronary artery

c. the left coronary artery passes between the left auricle and the pulmonary trunk

d. variations of the coronary arteries and their branching patterns are common

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MACA

  1. The superior thoracic aperture is
    a. where lesions causing thoracic outlet syndrome is located
    b. located at the root of the neck
    c. bounded by the first thoracic vertebra anteriorly
    d. commonly called the thoracic inlet
A

MACA

  1. The superior thoracic aperture is

a. where lesions causing thoracic outlet syndrome is located

b. located at the root of the neck

c. bounded by the first thoracic vertebra anteriorly

d. commonly called the thoracic inlet

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  1. Correct statements about the left atrioventricular valve include each of the following except
    a. it is also referred to as the mitral valve
    b. its cusps are tethered to the papillary muscles by the chordae tendineae
    c. it is also called the tricuspid valve
    d. it has cusps which are shaped like a bishop’s miter
A
  1. Correct statements about the left atrioventricular valve include each of the following except
    a. it is also referred to as the mitral valve
    b. its cusps are tethered to the papillary muscles by the chordae tendineae

c. it is also called the tricuspid valve

d. it has cusps which are shaped like a bishop’s miter

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  1. In an adult, the mediastinum contains each of the following except the
    a. heart
    b. aorta
    c. pericardium

D.thymus

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  1. In an adult, the mediastinum contains each of the following except the
    a. heart
    b. aorta
    c. pericardium

D.thymus

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  1. One completion is inaccurate. Which one is it? The heart is
    a. a hollow muscular organ
    b. normally slightly larger than a clenched fist
    c. placed obliquely in the thorax
    d. situated so that most of its anterior surface consists of the left ventricle
A
  1. One completion is inaccurate. Which one is it? The heart is
    a. a hollow muscular organ
    b. normally slightly larger than a clenched fist
    c. placed obliquely in the thorax

d. situated so that most of its anterior surface consists of the left ventricle

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  1. Which completion is inaccurate? The right atrium
    a. forms the right border of the heart between the superior and inferior venae cavae
    b. receives blood from the venae cavae and the coronary sinus
    c. has a rough-walled part consisting of trabeculae carnae
    d. has a shallow translucent depression called the fossa ovalis
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  1. Which completion is inaccurate? The right atrium
    a. forms the right border of the heart between the superior and inferior venae cavae
    b. receives blood from the venae cavae and the coronary sinus

c. has a rough-walled part consisting of trabeculae carnae

d. has a shallow translucent depression called the fossa ovalis

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  1. One completion is incorrect. Which one is it? The root of the right lung normally contains
    a. two pulmonary arteries
    b. two pulmonary veins
    c. bronchus
    d. lymph nodes
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  1. One completion is incorrect. Which one is it? The root of the right lung normally contains

a. two pulmonary arteries

b. two pulmonary veins
c. bronchus
d. lymph nodes

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  1. Each of the following statements about the azygos system of veins is correct except
    a. it consists of veins on each side of the vertebral column
    b. it drains the back and walls of the thorax and abdomen
    c. its tributaries vary
    d. the hemiazygos vein receives the three superior posterior intercostal veins
A
  1. Each of the following statements about the azygos system of veins is correct except
    a. it consists of veins on each side of the vertebral column
    b. it drains the back and walls of the thorax and abdomen
    c. its tributaries vary

d. the hemiazygos vein receives the three superior posterior intercostal veins

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  1. Each of the following statements about the thoracic duct is correct except
    a. passes superiorly from the cisterns chyli
    b. conveys lymph of the body to the venous system
    c. traverses the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm on the right side of the aorta
    d. empties into the right subclavian vein
A
  1. Each of the following statements about the thoracic duct is correct except
    a. passes superiorly from the cisterns chyli
    b. conveys lymph of the body to the venous system
    c. traverses the aortic hiatus in the diaphragm on the right side of the aorta

d. empties into the right subclavian vein

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  1. Which statement about the lungs is not correct:
    a. The left lung normally has a groove/impression formed by the azygos vein.
    b. The left lung normally has an oblique fissure
    c. The right lung does normally have a cardiac impression
    d. The left lung normally has 2 lobes
A
  1. Which statement about the lungs is not correct:

a. The left lung normally has a groove/impression formed by the azygos vein.

b. The left lung normally has an oblique fissure
c. The right lung does normally have a cardiac impression
d. The left lung normally has 2 lobes

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  1. Which statement about the sternal angle is not correct
    a. it indicates the level of the 2nd costal cartilages
    b. it is an important bony landmark that is a reference point for counting the ribs
    c. it indicates where the manubrium articulates with the body of the sternum
    d. it lies at the level of the intervertebral disc between T3 and T4 vertebra
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  1. Which statement about the sternal angle is not correct
    a. it indicates the level of the 2nd costal cartilages
    b. it is an important bony landmark that is a reference point for counting the ribs
    c. it indicates where the manubrium articulates with the body of the sternum

d. it lies at the level of the intervertebral disc between T3 and T4 vertebra

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  1. Which statement about the thoracic muscles is not correct
    a. The transversus thoracis is deep to the internal thoracic artery
    b. The lateral pectoral nerve supplies both pectoralis major muscle and pectoralis minor muscle
    c. There are eleven pairs of external intercostal muscles
    d. The internal intercostal muscles are replaced by the internal intercostal membranes posteriorly
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  1. Which statement about the thoracic muscles is not correct
    a. The transversus thoracis is deep to the internal thoracic artery

b. The lateral pectoral nerve supplies both pectoralis major muscle and pectoralis minor muscle

c. There are eleven pairs of external intercostal muscles
d. The internal intercostal muscles are replaced by the internal intercostal membranes posteriorly

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  1. Which statement about the first rib is correct
    a. The posterior groove on its superior surface transmits the subclavian vein
    b. It is a typical rib
    c. Its superior surface is marked by two shallow grooves, separated by a slight bony ridge
    d. It is broad and flat and articulates at the sternal angle
A
  1. Which statement about the first rib is correct
    a. The posterior groove on its superior surface transmits the subclavian vein
    b. It is a typical rib

c. Its superior surface is marked by two shallow grooves, separated by a slight bony ridge

d. It is broad and flat and articulates at the sternal angle

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  1. Which statement about the female breast is correct
    a. It may present the tail of Cooper
    b. It has ligaments of Spence
    c. The location of the nipple is reliable
    d. Most of the lymph from the breast drains into the axillary lymph nodes
A
  1. Which statement about the female breast is correct
    a. It may present the tail of Cooper
    b. It has ligaments of Spence
    c. The location of the nipple is reliable

d. Most of the lymph from the breast drains into the axillary lymph nodes

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  1. Which of the following statements concerning the pleura is correct
    a. The suprapleural membrane of Sibson protects the diaphragmatic pleura
    b. Normally the visceral and parietal layers of pleura are widely separated
    c. Diaphragmatic and costal parietal pleura form a narrow slit like recess
    d. The visceral pleural is loosely attached to the surface of the lung
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  1. Which of the following statements concerning the pleura is correct
    a. The suprapleural membrane of Sibson protects the diaphragmatic pleura
    b. Normally the visceral and parietal layers of pleura are widely separated

c. Diaphragmatic and costal parietal pleura form a narrow slit like recess

d. The visceral pleural is loosely attached to the surface of the lung

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  1. An aspirated peanut is more likely to lodge in the right lung
    a. True
    b. False
A
  1. An aspirated peanut is more likely to lodge in the right lung

a. True

b. False

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  1. Which statement(s) concerning the internal thoracic artery is correct
    a. It can be used for coronary artery bypass grafting
    b. The transversus thoracis muscle lies on its deep aspect
    c. The anterior intercostal arteries branch off it
    d. All of the above
A
  1. Which statement(s) concerning the internal thoracic artery is correct
    a. It can be used for coronary artery bypass grafting
    b. The transversus thoracis muscle lies on its deep aspect
    c. The anterior intercostal arteries branch off it

d. All of the above

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  1. In the hilar region of the right lung the pulmonary artery is
    a. Posterior to the bronchus
    b. Anterior to the bronchus
    c. Inferior to the bronchus
    d. Superior to the bronchus
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  1. In the hilar region of the right lung the pulmonary artery is
    a. Posterior to the bronchus

b. Anterior to the bronchus

c. Inferior to the bronchus
d. Superior to the bronchus

42
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  1. Which of the following statements about the ribs are correct
    a. Vertebrosternal (true) ribs do not articulate with the sternum directly
    b. Vertebrochondral (false) ribs do articulate with the sternum directly
    c. True ribs constitute the first 8 ribs
    d. All typical ribs have two facets that articulate with the demifacets of the vertebral bones
A
  1. Which of the following statements about the ribs are correct
    a. Vertebrosternal (true) ribs do not articulate with the sternum directly
    b. Vertebrochondral (false) ribs do articulate with the sternum directly
    c. True ribs constitute the first 8 ribs

d. All typical ribs have two facets that articulate with the demifacets of the vertebral bones

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  1. Which statement(s) about the venous drainage of the heart is correct
    a. The anterior cardiac veins drain into the right atrium
    b. The middle cardiac vein is the major drainage of the anterior aspect of the heart
    c. The great cardiac vein is the major drainage of the posterior aspect of the heart
    d. The coronary sinus empties into the left atrium
A
  1. Which statement(s) about the venous drainage of the heart is correct

a. The anterior cardiac veins drain into the right atrium

b. The middle cardiac vein is the major drainage of the anterior aspect of the heart
c. The great cardiac vein is the major drainage of the posterior aspect of the heart
d. The coronary sinus empties into the left atrium

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  1. Which statement(s) about joints of the thoracic wall is correct
    a. The costochondral joints are secondary cartilaginous joints
    b. The interchondral joints are fibrous joints
    c. The radiating ligaments are part of the articular capsules of the costovertebral joints
    d. The 1st sternocostal joint articulates with the sternal angle
A
  1. Which statement(s) about joints of the thoracic wall is correct
    a. The costochondral joints are secondary cartilaginous joints
    b. The interchondral joints are fibrous joints

c. The radiating ligaments are part of the articular capsules of the costovertebral joints

d. The 1st sternocostal joint articulates with the sternal angle

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  1. Which statement(s) about the blood supply of the heart is correct
    a. The ‘widow maker’ passes in the posterior interventricular sulcus/groove
    b. The circumflex artery is a branch of the right coronary artery
    c. The right coronary artery is shorter than the left coronary artery
    d. Variations of the coronary arteries and their branching patterns are not rare
A
  1. Which statement(s) about the blood supply of the heart is correct
    a. The ‘widow maker’ passes in the posterior interventricular sulcus/groove
    b. The circumflex artery is a branch of the right coronary artery
    c. The right coronary artery is shorter than the left coronary artery

d. Variations of the coronary arteries and their branching patterns are not rare

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  1. In a posterior anterior x-ray of the thorax the inferior border of the heart is mainly formed by the
    a. Right atrium
    b. Right ventricle
    c. Left atrium
    d. Left ventricle
A
  1. In a posterior anterior x-ray of the thorax the inferior border of the heart is mainly formed by the
    a. Right atrium

b. Right ventricle

c. Left atrium
d. Left ventricle

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  1. Which one of these structures constrict the esophagus
    a. Trachea
    b. right main bronchus
    c. aorta
    d. None of the above
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  1. Which one of these structures constrict the esophagus
    a. Trachea
    b. right main bronchus

c. aorta

d. None of the above

48
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  1. Most of the base of the heart consist of:
    a. left ventricle
    b. left atrium
    c. right atrium
    d. right ventricle
A
  1. Most of the base of the heart consist of:
    a. left ventricle

b. left atrium

c. right atrium
d. right ventricle

49
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  1. Which of the following ribs is atypical
    a. 7th
    b. 6th
    c. 4th
    d. 2nd
A
  1. Which of the following ribs is atypical
    a. 7th
    b. 6th
    c. 4th

d. 2nd

50
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  1. Which statement(s) about the splanchnic nerves is correct
    a. The roots of the Greater Splanchnic nerve are from T4 to T10
    b. The roots of the Lesser Splanchnic nerve are from T10 to T11
    c. The roots of the Least Splanchnic are from T11 to T12
    d. None of the above
A
  1. Which statement(s) about the splanchnic nerves is correct
    a. The roots of the Greater Splanchnic nerve are from T4 to T10

b. The roots of the Lesser Splanchnic nerve are from T10 to T11

c. The roots of the Least Splanchnic are from T11 to T12
d. None of the above

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