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3 The taste buds of the tongue are called –F–Filiform Papillae –F–Fungiform Papillae –V–Vallate Papillae –A–All of the above –N–None of the above The tongue

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Anatomy feb 2005Anatomy feb 2005

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• The venous drainage of the intestines is mainly through

– Inferior Vena Cava– Superior Vena Cava– Portal Vein– Gastroduodenal vein

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• The taste buds of the tongue are called– Filiform Papillae– Fungiform Papillae– Vallate Papillae– All of the above– None of the above

The tongue

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• The palatine tonsils belong to the– Digestive system– Nervous system– Lymphoreticular system– Respiratory system

Palatine tonsil

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• The number of deciduous and permanent teeth are

– 20 and 32 respectively– 24 and 32 respectively– 18 and 34 respectively– 20 and 20 respectively

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• Stenson’s duct drains – The parotid salivary gland– The submandibular salivary gland– The sublingual salivary gland– The pancreas

glands

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• The pyloric sphincter is situated at– The upper end of stomach– The lower end of stomach– The ileocaecal junction– The anus

Pyloricsphincter

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• The nephron is the basic unit of the :– Nervous system– Crculatory system– Brain – Kidney

nephron

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• The urinary bladder is lined by– Ciliated columnar epithelium– Squamous epithelium– Transitional epithelium– Cuboidal epithelium

The epithelium

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• Vas Deferens is part of – Vocal cord– Spermatic cord – Umbilical cord– Laeral cord of the brachial plexus

vas

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• Fimbria is a part of – The uterus– The one of the skull bones– The fallopian tube– The upper limb

Fimbria

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• Placenta is formed by– Trophoblast– Chorion– Uterus – Amnion

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Myometrium is – A layer of the small intestine– Indicates the length of any muscle– Is a unit of muscle strength– Is a layer of the uterus

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The Uterus is normally– vertical– anteverted – retroverted– spherical in shape

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• Grafian Follicle contains– The corpus luteum.– The corpus albicans– The ovum .– The zygote.

Graffian follicle

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• Deferent duct and the lower part of the seminal vesicle join to form

– Prostatic duct– Ejaculatory duct– Stensen’s duct– Wharton’s duct

duct

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• The prostate is – Posterior to the anal

canal– Anterior to the anal

canal– Superior to the

urinary bladder

- Lateral to the uterus .

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• The sperm and ovum contain– Diploid number of chromosomes – Haploid number of chromosomes– 23 pairs of chromosomes– 23 + 1 number of chromosomes

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• The ligaments supporting the uterus are : – The round ligament – The broad ligament .– The uterosacral ligament– All of the above

ligaments

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• Through the carpal tunnel passes the – Ulnar nerve– Radial nerve– Median nerve– Sciatic nerve

carpaltunnel

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• One primary oocyte gives rise to – Four polar bodies– One polar body and one ovum– Three polar bodies and one ovum– One primary oocyte, one secondary oocyte

and one ovum

oogenesis

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IVC

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SVC

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SVC Formation

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Gastric and gastroepiploic arteries

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Taste buds

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stomach

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Stenson’s duct

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Kidney calyces

eightNephrons are situated in the cortex of the kidney

Pyramids contain tubules

Pyramids situated in medulla

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Transitional epithelium

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Anterior abdominal wall – internal view

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Graffian Follicle

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