RUHS
First Year MBBS Examination
I MBBS ANATOMY PAPER II
Date: 13-01-2022
Time: 3 hours

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Max Marks: 100
Instructions: INSTRUCTIONS: Attempt all questions
in both sections: (Use separate answer book for each
section)
Section 1

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1. Fill in the blanks: (6)
a. Trachea bifurcates at Vertebral level.
b. Joint present between manubrium and
c. Nutrient artery to the tibita is derived from
d. Remnants of paramesonephric duct in male are

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and
e. The largest Sesamoid bone in the body is
f. The three characteristic features of large gut are
2. Answer the following: (4)
a. Permanent kidney is derived from:

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a) Pronephros
b) Mesonephros

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c) Metanephros
d) None
b. Arterial supply of uterine tube is through;

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a) Uterine artery
b) Ovarian artery
c) Both (a) and (b)
d) None
c. Knee joint is which type of joint;

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a) Ball and Socket
b) Saddle Joint
c) Condylar and modified hinge
d) Elissoid and hinges
d. Spermatic cord contains;

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a) VAS deferens
b) Pampiniform plexus of veins
c) Testicular artery
d) All
3. A 65 year old man who suffered myocardial

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infarction was admitted for coronary by surgery.
Surgeon used patients long saphenous vein and
reversed it for the (15) surgery.
a. What is myocardial infarction and coronary
artery bypass surgery?

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b. Why was long saphenous vein used and
reversed for the surgery?
c. Which other blood vessels are used in coronary
artery bypass surgery?

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4. Write short notes on (Any five): (10)

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a. Descent of the test
b. Hepatorenal pouch
c. Inguinal Ligment
d. Bronchopulmonary segments (A-252) (M-246)
e. Meckel's diverticulum

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f. Trigone of the bladder
5. Explain briefly (Any three): (15)
a. Supports of uterus
b. Femoral canal
c. Locking and unlocking at knee joint

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d. Major openings of the diaphragm
Section 2
6. Describe the portal vein under its formation,
course, tributaries, sites of Portocaval anastomosis
and its clinical importance. (20)

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7. Explain why (Any five)? (10)
a. Why do the inhaled foreign body tend to pass
into the right lobe of lung?
b. Why the Soleus muscle is known as peripheral
heart?

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c. Why femoral hernia is more common in
females?
d. Why the pain of appendicitis felt at the
umbilicus?
e. Why Varicoceles are more common on the left

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side of the body?

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f. Why the pain of hip joint is felt at the knee?
8. Explain briefly (Any four): (20)
a. Lobes of prostate.
b. Deep inguinal ring.

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c. Rotation of mid-gut.
d. Microanatomy of appendix.
e. Cross section of the thorax at the level of T4
vertebra.
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