What is the name of the structure identified by number 5 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> renal pelvis
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What is the name of the structure identified by number 4 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> horizontal part of the duodenum
What is the name of the structure identified by number 6 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> lesser l sciatic foramen
What is the name of the structure identified by number 7 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> g reater sciatic foramen
What is the name of the structure identified by number 4 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> opening of the esophagus
What is the name of the structure identified by number 2 among following anatomical structures of the figure
> tendinous center asternum
branch
1.thyroid cartilage 2.cricoid cartilage 3.tracheal cartilage 4.right main bronchus 5.superior lobar (aparterial) 6.carina 7.inf. lobar bronchus 8.left main bronchus
carpal bone
1.middle phalanges 2.first metacarpal 3.trapezoid 4.trapezium 5.lunate / scaphoid 6.ulnar styloid process 7.trequatrum 8. hamate
abdominal muscles
1.rectus abdominus 2.transverse abdominus 3.aponeurosis of external oblique 4.pyramidalis muscle 5.tendoneous interactions 7.
front muscles
1.rhomboid muscle 2.s ubscapularis 3.teres major 4.bicipotal aponeurosis 5.short head of biceps brachii muscles 6.long head of biceps brachii muscles 7. latissimus dorsi
back muscles
1.trapezious muscle 2.rhomboid muscle 3.trapezeious muscle 4. latissimus dorsi 5.triceps brachi 6.teres muscle 7.deltoid
tongue jeeb
1.valets papilae 2.palato glossal fold 3.palatine tonsils 4.cecal foramen 5.palatopharangeal fold 6.epiglotis 7.lingual tonsil
cervical
1.bifid spinous process 2.upper articular surface 3.transverse foramen 4.transverse process 5.arch
skull base ulta
1.palatine process of maxilla 2.zygomatic bone 3.mandibular fossa 4.occipital condyle 5.foraman magnum 6.mastoid canaliculus 7.carotid canal 8.foramen ovale 9.lateral pterygoid plates 10.medial pterygoid plates 11.horizontal plate of palatine bone
dog kutta
1.vomer 2.medial pterygoid plate of sphenoid bone 3.palatine bone / orbital plate 4.palatine process of maxilla 5.incisive canal 6.septal cartilage 7.perpendicular plate of etmoid bone
mouth
1.frenulum of uppr lip 2.hard palate 3.paleto phaolengeal arch 4.uvula 5.post. wall of larynx / palatine tonsils 6.palatalglossal arch
abdominal muscle
1.serratus anterior 2.internal oblique muscle 3.rectus sheath of the rectus abdominins. 4.inguinal ligament 5. ant.scrotal branch of inguinal 6.umbilical ring 7.linea alba
radius ulnas
1.olecranon 2.caracoid process 3.interroseous membrane 4.styloid process 5.tubersity of radius 6.head of rad 7. radial notch of ulna 8.trochlear notch
scapula
1.scapular notch 2.spine 3.acromian process 4.infra spinus fossa 5.inf. angle 6.medial border 7.superior spinus fossa
tarsal bone
1.lateral cuniform 2.cuboidal 3. 4.navicular 5.medial cuniform 6.base 7. metatarsal 8.distal
knee joint
1.intercondyler fossa 2.lateral condyle 3.intercondyler eminense 4.tibia / medial condyle 5.medial condyle 6.epicondyle.
knee joint
1.condyles 2.medial epicondyle 3.tibia 4.tibial tubersity 5.articular surface 6.lateral epicondyle 7.patella
tibia fibula
1.condyles 2.medial condyles 3.tibial tubersity 4.medial mellous 5.inf. articular surface 6.lateral mellous 7.introceous membrane 8.head of fibula 9.sup. tibiafubular joint
burger onion
1.urinary bladder 2.ureter 3.ductus deference 4.prostate gland 5. 6.bulbo gland 7.seminal vesicle
femur
1.greater trochanter 2.introchantric crest 3.linea aspera 4.shaft 5.lateral condyles 6.inter cond. fossa 7.medial condyle 8.medial epicondyle 9. 10. lesser trocntr 11.neck 12.head / fovea capitilis
hip bone
1.illium crest 2.ant. sup. illiac spine 3.acetabulem 4.body of pubis 5.obturator foramen 6.ischial tubersity 7.ischial spine 8. greater sciatic notch 9.post. illiac spine
leg muscle
1. 2.gluetus maximus 3.illio tibial tract 4.biceps femuralis 5.pateller 6.gastrocnemious 7.semimembranous 8.semi tendenious
hip bone
1. sacrum foramen 2.sacrospinus 3.iscial spine 4.sacrotuberous 5.obturator foramen 6.lesser sciatic foramen 7.greater eschiatic foramen
mori do mori
1.sternum 2. tendinous center asternum 3.caval opening 4. opening of esophagus . 5.ribs 6.muscular part
male gand
1.illiac trunk 2.superior mesentric artery 3.L vertebrae 4.greater omentum 5.tranverse mescolon 6.stomach 7.pancreas 8.lesser omentum
female gand
1. sigmoid 2.vesicouterine pouch 3.urinary bladder 4.vagina 5.rectum 6.rectouterine pouch 7.uterus
brain
1.parietal lobe 2.post central gyrus 3.occipital lobe 4.cerebellum 5.brain stem 6.temporal lobe 7.lateral sulcus 8. frontal lobe
vagina
1.fimbriae 2.ampula 3.isthmus 4.internal os 5.canal 6.FORENIX 7.CERVICAL OS 8.isthmus of uterus
ribs
1.shafts 2.transverse process 3.tubricle of rib 4. sternum 5.ligament 6.head of rib 7.neck of rib
scapula
1.superior angle 2.sub scapular fossa 3.glanoid cavity 4.infra glanoid tubricle 5.supra glanoid tubricle 6.acromian process 7. corocoid process
atlas
1.posterior tubricle 2.posterior arch / groove of vertebral artery 3.transverse process 4.anterior tubricle 5.articular facets of dens 6.anterior arch / articular facets for dens 7.tubricle of transverse ligament
lungs
1.apex 2.horizontal 3.medial 4.oblique fissure 5.pulmonary vein 6.intermediate bronchus 7. pulmonary artery 8.pulmonary ligament
humerus
1.intertubrical sulcus 2.lesser tubericle 3.anatomical neck 4.medial epicondyle 5.trochlea 6. capitulum 7. radial grrove / deltoid tubersity
liver
1.haptic vein 2.gall bladder 3.common bile duct 4.quadric lobe 5.haptic art. 6.caudate lobe 7.inf. vena cava
kidney
1.renal pyramid 2.arcuate arteries 3.major calyx 4.hilus 5.renal pelvis 6.renal arteries 7.segmetal arteries
anus large intestine
1.transverse colon 2. left coliac (splenx flexture) 3.haustra 4.sigmoid colon 5.rectum 6.cecum 7. illiocecal spincter 8.tinia coli 9.ascnd colon
duodenum
1. 2.pancreas 3.sup mens. artery/ vein 4.ascending part of dudenm 5. major papilla 6.descnd part of dudenm 7.minor papilla
knee joint
1. articular menisci 2.medial mellicus 3.medial colateral 4.pateller 5. lateral mellicus 6.internal cruciate L.
face muscle
1.frontal belly 2.orbicularis oculi muscle (orbital part) 3.masterior superior / deep 4.orbicularis oris 5. anguli oris 6.zygomatic mjor 7. occipitofrontalis
female gand
1. rectum 2.vagina part of forenix 3.vagina 4.pubic symphisis 5.urinary bladder 6.body of uterus
hip bone
1. illiac criest 2.antr. sup. illiac spine 3.arcuate line 4. pectene 5. pubic tubrecle 6.obtruvetor foramen 7. ramus of isc 8. ischial tubercity 9.ischial spine
vertebra
1. sup. costal facets 2. body 3. inf. articulr procss 4. spinus procss 5. lamina 6. sup, articulr facets 7. sup. vertible notch 8. transver costal facets
coccyx
1. lumbo sacral 2. facets of sup. articulr 3. articular surface 4.median sacral crest 5.sacral hiatus 6.sacral corno 7. coaccyx
leg muscle
1. illiaculs mucle / pasos major 2. sartorias 3.vastus medialis 4.rectus femoris tendon 5.vastus laterais 6.rectus femoris 7.lliacus /psoas 8.tensor facialata
Human receptors are classified into the types
> photo receptors, mechano receptors, chemo receptors, and thermo receptors
All intrinsic muscles of larynx except cricothyroid muscle are supplied by
> recurrent laryngeal nerve
Which muscle of neck in bilateral contraction flexes the neck and extends the head
> sternocleidomasto id
Joint between the dens of 2nd cervical vertebra and the anterior arch of 1st cervical vertebra is called
> median atlantoaxial joint