This section contains chapter wise arrangement of Previously asked questions in MBBS Degree Examinations conducted by KUHS(Kerala University of Health Sciences)
- Ischiorectal fossa
- Uterine tube
- Supports of uterus
- True ligaments of uterus
- Arterial supply of stomach
- Lymphatic drainage of stomach
- Deep perineal pouch and its contents (repeated)
- Urogenital diaphragm
- Anal canal
- Coverings of prostate gland
- Spermatic cord
- Bile duct
- Extra hepatic biliary apparatus
- Right kidney- external features including its vertebral extent, coverings, relations and development Anterior relations of both kidneys
- Anterior relations of left kidney
- Coverings of kidney
- Relations of kidney
- Tributaries of the inferior vena cava in the abdomen
- Lesser sac (repeated)
- Pudendal canal
- Relations of second part of duodenum
- Boundaries of epiploic foramen
- Vermiform appendix
- Trans pyloric plane
- Porto caval anastomoses (repeated)
- Coeliac trunk
- Urinary bladder
- Trigone of urinary bladder
- Male urethra
- Meckel’s diverticulum (repeated)
- Boundaries of rectus sheath
- Inguinal hernia
- Superior mesenteric artery (repeated)
Draw and Label
- Stomach bed
- Visceral surface of liver
- Median section of male pelvis
- Median section through female pelvis (Repeated)
- Transverse section of abdomen at the level of L4 vertebra
- Structures seen posterior to the stomach
- Horizontal section through the abdomen at the level of L4 vertebra
- Posterior surface of the left kidney showing the relations
- Anterior relations of right kidney
Cases
1. A 35 year old woman with four living children and history
of all vaginal deliveries attended gynecological outpatient department with
complaints of pelvic heaviness, a dragging sensation in the vagina, protrusion
of a mass coming down from the vagina and back ache. On examination the
condition was diagnosed as prolapse of uterus. With your knowledge of anatomy
answer the following questions.
- Anatomical position of non-gravid uterus
- Peritoneal relations of uterus
- Supports of uterus
- Arterial supply of uterus
- Lymphatic drainage of uterus(1+4+2+1+2=10)
2. A 65 year old man presented with dilated veins around the
umbilicus and vague pain in the epigastric region. He also had a history of
bleeding per rectum. Radiological examination revealed an abnormal growth of
the ‘head and neck’ of the pancreas. Based on the anatomical knowledge answer
the following questions
- Name the structure that would have been compressed by the pancreatic growth to cause the clinical finding
- Give the formation, growth, relation and termination of the structure
- Name all the possible sites, where there could be dilated veins, giving the names of the veins involved with reasons and clinical Implications
- What are the other structures which are likely to compressed by the growth
- Mention the sources of development of pancreas (1+4+3+1+1=10)
3. A patient was brought to casualty following a deep stab
injury on the left side of back with complaints of passing blood in urine. Answer the following questions:
- Surface marking of left kidney on the back
- Mention its coverings
- Relations of left kidney
- Arterial supply
- Development (2+1+4+1+2 = 10)
4. A 35 years old lady was admitted to the hospital with
pain abdomen and vomiting: On examination a small lemon sized swelling was
noticed on upper medial aspect of right thigh, infero-lateral to the pubic
tubercle. The patient told she is having
the swelling for the last four months.
With your knowledge in anatomy answer the following questions.
- What is the swelling in the front of thigh.
- Why did the patient present with abdominal pain and vomiting
- Describe the boundaries and contents of femoral triangle
