The commonest abnormal site of thyroid tissue 23.

Intermittent intestinal obstruction symptoms

formation: Tongue (primarily postprandial pain) when SMA and
2. Most common locationof thyroglosalcyst in the aorta compress transverse (third) portion of
region: Below the hyoid bone duodenum: Superior Mesenteric Artery
3. mass that elevates
Painless, firm,midline neck Syndrome e
with swallowing and tongue protrusion: 24. Extrusion of abdominal contents through
Thyroglossal Duct Cyst abdominal folds (typicalyright of umbilicus):
4. Confirmatory investigationfor thyroglossalduct Gastroschisis

cyst: Ultrasound 25. Failure of lateral walls to migrate at umbilicalring

5. Most common cause of congenital persistentmidline herniation of abdominal
hypothyroidism: Thyroid dyosteosarsgenesis contents into umbilical cord: Omphelocele
6. Failure of fusion of the maxillary, 26. Failure of umbilical ring to close after physiologic
prominence
with.the.medial nasal prominence causes: cleft herniation of midgut: UmbilicalHernia
lip 27. Partial failure of vitelline duct to obliterate:
7. Failure of fusion of the palatine prominences Viteline Duct Cyst
causes: cleft palate 28. Midgut loop fails to rotate: nonrotation
8. Congenital absence of the tongue: Aglossia 29. Failure of neural crest cells to form the myenteric
e
9. Abnormally large tongue: Macroglossia plexus in the sigmoid colon and rectum:
10. The fusion of the lingual frenum to the floorof Hirschsprung Disease
the mouth due to failure in cellular degeneration: 30. Congenital lack of ganglion cells in the distal
Ankyloglossia colon, leading to loss of peristalsis and immobility
11. Ankyloglossia is a developmental disorder more of the hindgut, fecal retention and abdominal
commonly known as: Tongue tie distention of the transverse colon (megacolon):
12. Failure of fusion of two lingual swellings,split Hirschsprung Disease (ColonicAganglionosis)
into two parts: Bifid Tongue (Cleft Tongue) 31. Inferior poles of both kidneys fuse abnormally:
13. Lateral swellings fail to merge: Bifid Tongue horseshoe kidney
14. Absence the ear:Anotia
of 32. Most common congenital anomaly of the urinary
15. Developmental abnormality in which the external tract: Duplex collecting system
ninnae or
na or has not fully 33. A complete or incomplete duduplication of the
part of the ear (the auricle)

developed is known as:Microtia collecting system (pelvicalyceal system and

16 A congenitalear deformity in which the upper ureter):Duplex collecting system
pole appears buried beneath the mastoid skin: 34. Retrograde flow of urine from bladder toward
Cryptotia upper urinary tract: Vesicoureteral Reflux
17. Partial or total failure of the ear canal to develop: 35. Congenital absence of one or both testis
Auditory canal atresia descends from the abdomen to the scrotum:
18. Tract between the trachea and esophagus: Cryptorchidism
Tracheoesophageal fistula (TEF) 36. Treatment of cryptorchidism: Orchiopexy
19. Absence the jejunal lumen: Jejunal Atresia
of 37. Exaggerated over-curvature of thoracicarea of
20. Absence of the ileal lumen: lleal Atresia vertebral column: Kyphosis
38 Iateraldeviation of vertebral column:
21. Incomplete recanalizationof the duodenum:
Duoder
denal stenosis 39, Swayback, Increased lumbar posterior
so
22. Duodenal stenosis most commonly affect: 3rd (extension):Lordosis
and 4th parts of the duodenum
40. Narrowing of the central spinal canal that can 70. Inferior wall of heart is supplied by: Right
cause symptoms of numbness, weakness,or pain marginal artery
in upper or lower extremities: Spinal Stenosis
the 71. Posterior surface of heart is supplied by: 85%
41. Complete dislocation with anterior displacement PDA and 8%. LCX
of one vertebra on another: Spondylolisthesis 72. Accompanying vein with LAD:Great cardiac vein
42. Congenital completeabsenceof one or more 73. Accompanying vein with PDA: Middle cardiac
limbs: Amelia vein

43. Partial absence of a limb, or absence of part of 74. Epicardium blood supply: Coronary artery
the limb: Meromelia 75. Pericardium blood supply: Pericardiophrenic
44. Congenital anomaly where the proximal aspect of artery
an extremity absentwith the hand or foot
is 76. The sinoatrial (SA) node initiates the impulse for
attached directly to the trunk: Phocomelia cardiac contraction.

45. Congenital malformation of the hand, presence 77. The atrioventricular node receives the impulse
ofan extra fingers or toes:Polydactyly from the sinoatrial node and transmits that

46. Abnormal fusion of adjacent digits, and most impulse to the ventricles through the bundle of
common congenital anomaly: Syndactyly His.The bundle divides into the right and left
Curving of the finge bundle branchesand Purkinje fibers to the two
47. the fingers: Clinodactyly
48. Simplewebbing of the digits and digits fuse ventricles.

together: Syndactyly 78. Sympatheticinnervation of heart from the T1 to

49. Hypoplasia of the fingers or toes: Brachydactyly T5 spinal cord segments increases the heart rate
50. Most common type of skeletal dysplasia and of 79. Parasympathetics innervation of heart by way of
disproportionate short stature: Achondroplasia the vagus nerves slow the heart rate.
51. The right borderof heart is formed by the right 80. Dextrocardia: The Heart lies on the right side ot
atrium the thorax instead of the left and it occurs when

52. The left border of heart is formed by the left the heart loops to the left instead of the right
ventricle 81. Ectopia cordis: The Heart is completelyor
53. The apex of heart is formed the tip of the left partially located outside the thoracic cavity
ventricle. 82. Ductus arteriosus becomes: Ligamentum
54. The anterior surface is formed by the right arteriosum
ventricle. 83. Ductus venosus becomes: Ligamentum venosum
55. The posterior surface is formed mainly by the left 84. Foramen ovale becomes: Fossa ovalis
atrium. 85. Allantois urachusbecomes: Median umbilical
56. A diaphragmatic surface is formed primarily by ligament
the left ventricle. 86. Umbilical arteries becomes: Medial umbilical
57. Sinoatrial (SA) node is supplied by: RCA ligaments

58. Atrioventricular (AV)node is supplied by: RCA 87. bilical s

Umbilical vein becomes: Ligamentum teres

(ThroughPDA) hepatis (round ligament)

59. Bundle of His is supplied by: RCA 88. Ligament that checks hyperextension of vertebral
60. Purkinje fibers is supplied by: RCA column:Anterior longitudinal
61. RBB is supplied by: LCA 89. Ligament affected by whiplash injury: Pedicle
62. LBB is supplied by: LCA + RCA ligament
63. Most of conducting system of heartsupplied by: 90. Ligament which limits skull rotation: Alar
RCA with exceptionRBB of ligament
64. Infundibulum/right ventricular outflowtract is 91. Defective portion of vertebra with
supplied by: Right conus artery (RCA) spondylolisthesis in cervical area: Pars
65. Anterior two third of interventricular septum is interarticularis,

supplied by: LAD 92. Hyposphediasis due to defect in: Urogenital folds
66. Posterior one third of interventricular septum is 93. A new born with meconium in vagina:
supplied by: PDA imperforate anus with recto-vaginal fistula
67. Free wall of right ventricle is supplied by: Right 94. Abdominal angina is due to narrowing of:
marginal artery >RCA superior mesenteric artery
68. Apex of heart is supplied by: LAD 95. Evetration of the diaphragm occurs due to
69. Posterolateral surface of left ventricle is supplied improper fusion: Lateral muscularro
growth and
l
n

by:Left circumflex artery diaphragm

96. The ascent of horseshoeshaped kidney is 115.A thyroid mass usualy moves with swallowing

prevented by: Inferior mesentericartery because the thyroid gland is enclosed by:
97. During pregnancy, obliteration of uterine cavity Pretracheal fascia
occursdue to fusion of: Decidua Pareitalis and 116.Epigastric pain due to peptic ulcer, the referred
Deciduacapsularis visceral pain is mediated by: Greater splenic
98. Remnant of paramesonephricduct in males: nerve
appendix testis 117.An infant presented with alternating episodes of
99. Wolffian system in males forms:Epididymis, Vas obstruction and passageof diarrhoeal stools.
deferens, Seminalvesicle, Common ejaculatory Radiology showsdilated bowel segments.Colonic
ducts, etc. absence of ganglion cell in the
biopsy reveal
100.Vestigial remnant of Wolffian (mesonephric) bowel segment: Hirschsprung disease
distended
system in femalesare:Epi-oophoron, Para 118.Congenital Diaphragmatichernia occurs due to:
oophoron, Gartener's duct Incompletepleuroperitoneal membrane
101.One paramesonephricfails to develop: 119.Pericardiocentisis is best achievedby passing a
UnicornateUterus needle through: the subcostal angle
102.Early division of ureteric bud: Vesicovaginal 120.Thymus developsfrom: endoderm of 3rd brachial
fistula pouch
103.Incomplete/partial fusion of the 121.Structure damage during dissection in ovarian
paramesonephricducts: Bicornuate Uterus fossa: internal iliac arter

104. Bicornuate Uterus associ urinarytract 122.Structure compresses due to Large Tumor in the
s0catedwith:
ormalities and infertility
a
posterior mediastinum:Descendingthoracic
105.The most importantindication for surgical repair aorta
of a bicornuate uterus is habitual abortion 123.A patient witha deep knife wound in the
106.No fusion between the two paramesonephri buttocks, walkswith a waddlinggait that

is
ducts resulting in a "doubleuterus" called: Uterus characterised by thepelvis falling toward one
didelphys side ateach step, nerve damage will be: superior
107.Failure paramesonephricducts to develop
of gluteal nerve
resulting in abnormalities of the upper portion of 124.The most importantfeature of terminal ileum
the vagina, cervix, uterus, and Fallopian tubes: resection: Steatorrhea
Müllerian agenesis 125.DVT first getslodgein: pulmonary artery and its

108.When the external urethral orifice opens onto branches

the dorsal surface of the penis: Epispadias 126.Surgeryhelps in obstructive sleepapnea: uvulo
109.When the urethral folds fail to fuse completely: Palato-phayngoplasty (UPPP)
Hypospadias 127.Landmark of muscle used to pass CVP line:

110.The genital tubercle gives rise to the glans clitoris sternocleidomastoid muscle
and vestibular bulbs in females. In males, it gives 128.Winging of Scapulais due to paralysis of:
the glans penis, corpuscavernosum, and
rise to Serratus anterior muscle
corpussponogiosum. 129. Winging of scapulais due to injury to: Long
111.The urogenital fold gives rise to the labia minora thoracic nerve

in women and the ventral shaft of the penis in 130. an incised wound in the front of wrist,
g
Followink
men. the subject hle
unable
is to oppose the tips of the
112, The.labioscrotal swellin8 gives rise to the labia
I little finger and the thumb. The nerve involved:

majora in women and the scrotum in men. median nerve alone

113.Bartholin glands are lubricating glandslocated on 131.Lymph node which is first to be involved in
the posterolateral aspectof the labia minora that carcinoma breast: Pectoral group
are derived from the urogenital sinus. They can 132.Cancer breast of upper outer quadrant mostly
form cysts that present with dyspareunia, spreadsto: Pectoral
discomfort, and drainage. 133. Carpal tunnel syndrome is due to compressionof:

114.A child with midline swelling just below the hyoid Median Nerve
bone. The swelling was noticed 3months of age 134.Injury to ulnar nerve at wrist causes paralysis of:
and is slowy increasing in size, which means no Adductionat thumb
movement on protrusion of tongue: Ectopic 135.Froment's sign is seen: Ulnar nerve palsy
thyroid gland 136.Trachea begins at the level of: Lower border of
cricoid
189. Swelling of jugulo-diagastric lymph nodes occurs 219. Axillary Nerve and Post Circumflex artery damage
in: Palatine tonsil
due to injury:Quadrangular Space
190.Fracture of pterion artery damage is: Middle 220. Nerve injured in Fracture of medial epicondyle of
meningeal artery (MMA) humerus (proximal lesion): Ulnar nerve
191. Most common site of lodging of ureteric stone is: 221.Nerveinjured in Fractured hook of hamate (distal
opening of ureter into bladder lesion) from fall on outstretched hand: Ulnar
192. Most commonly herniated intervertebral disc: L4 nerve
L5 intervertebral disc 222.Nerve injured in Compressionof nerve against
193. Most common nerve compressedwith herniated hamate as the wrist rests on handlebar during
intervertebral disc: L5 intervertebral disc cycling: Ulnar nerve
194. Spinal nerve affected by protrusion of the disc 223. Nerve injured in Supracondylar fracture of
between c5/6: C6 Nerve humerus:Median nerve
195. Vertebral level of lumbar puncture: L4 vertebra 224.Nerve injured in fracture of Mi-shaft of humerus:
196. Location of internalvertebral plexus: Epidural
Radial nerve

space 225. Repetitive pronation/supination of forearm, e.g.,

197. Most frequently fractured bone of body:Clavicle due to screwdriver use ("fingerdrop"): Radial

198. Most common long bone fracture in body: nerve

Clavicle 226. Nerveinjured in wrist drop: Radial Nerve
199.Most common fracture during delivery: Clavicle 227. Compressionof axilla, eg, due to crutches or
200.Most common fracture during newborn: Clavicle sleeping with arm over chair ("Saturday night
201.Most common long bone fracture in lower limb: palsy"): Radial nerve
Tibia 228. Radial nerve can be compressedagainst the
202.Most common carpal bone fracture: Scaphoid operating table (medial aspect of the arm) during
(Radial Artery) an operation :Saturday Night Palsy
203.Most frequently dislocated carpal bone: Lunate 229. Nerve injured in Upper trunk compression:
bone (Mediannerve carpal tunnel) Musculocutaneous (C5-C7)
204.Most common fracture of tarsal bone:Calcaneus 230.Most commonly torn tendon of rotator cuff:

Fracture Supraspinatus muscle

205.Most common fracture due to fall on 231. Wingingof Scapula is due to paralysisof:
outstretched hand in children: Supracondylar Serratus anterior muscle

fracture of humerus 232. Wingingof scapula is due to injury to: Long

206.Most common fracture due to fall on thoracic nerve (roots C5-C7)
outstretched hand in adolescent: Fracture of 233.Causes of Long thoracic nerve: Axillary node
Scaphoid dissection after mastectomy,stab wounds
207.Most common fracture due to fall on 234.Erb palsy ("waiter's tip")due to Traction or tear
outstretched hand in elderly: Colles Fracture of uppertrunk: C5-C6 roots
208.Most common fracture during childhood: 235.Causes of C5-C6 roots injury:Infants-lateral
Greenstick Fracture: Radius > Ulna traction on neck during delivery,Adults--trauma
209.Most common fracture during childhood around leading to neck traction (eg, falling on head and
elbow: Supracondylar fracture of humerus shoulder in motorcycle accident)
210. Fracture of hook of hamate:Ulnar Nerve Damage 236. Klumpke palsy (claw hand) due to Traction or tear
(Cubital Tunnel) of lower trunk: C&-T1 roots

211. Axillary formed by: C5-C6

nerve is 237.Causes of C8-T1l roots injury:Infants--upward
212. Ulnar nerve is formed by: C&-T1 force on arm during delivery, Adults-trauma(eg,
213. Median nerve is formed by: C5-T1 grabbing a tree branch to break a fall)

214. Anatomical snuff box pain: Radial Artery 238. Compressionof lower trunk and subclavian
215. Name of fracture of distal radius that produces vessels, most commonly within the scalene
"dinner fork" appearance:Colle's fracture triangle: Thoracic outlet
216. Nerve injured in fracture of surgical neck of 239.syndrome
humerus: Axillary nerve 240. Causesof Thoracic outlet syndrome:
217. Nerve injured in Anterior dislocation of humerus: Cervical/anomalous first ribs, Pancoast tumor
Axillary nerve 241. Scaphoid (palpable in anatomicsnuff box) is the
218. AxillaryNerve and Post Circumflex artery due to most commonly fractured carpal bone
damage: Anterior Dislocation of Shoulder joint
345. Chamber that formsapex of heart: Left ventricle 372. Perforation of lesser curvature Bleed by: Left
346.Major chamberthat formsbase of heart: Left gastric artery
atrium 373. Perforation of posterior wall of stomachBleed
347. Heart chamber that contains moderatorband (M by: Splenic artery
band): Right ventricle 374. Fluid in processus vaginalis: Hydrocele
348. Artery that determines coronary dominance: 375. Communicationbetween greater and lesser sacs:
Posterior interventricular Epiploic foramen
349. Usual origin of SA and AV nodal arteries: Right 376. Superior border of epiploic foramen: Caudate
coronary artery lobe of liver

350. Location of SA node: Cristae terminalis 377. Inferior border of epiploic foramen:Part one of
351. Majorvessel that drains the musculature of the duodenum
heart: Coronary sinus 378. Posterior border of epiploic foramen: IVC
352. Innervation of fibrous pericardium: Phrenic nerve 379. Ligament that contains portal vein, hepatic artery
353. Rib associated with sternal angle: Second rib and bile duct: Hepatoduodenal (lesser omentum)
354.Vertebral level associated with sternal angle: Disc 380. Structure that limits spread of ascitic fluid in left

between Thoracic vertebra 4-5 paracolic gutter: Phrenicocolic ligament

355. Location of ductus arteriosus: Between left 381. Structure that limits spread of ascitic fluid within
pulmonary artery and aorta infracolic compartment: Root of mesentery
356. Nerve potentially injured with repair of patent 382. Structure that separates right and left lobes of

ductus arteriosus:Left recurrent laryngeal Nerve liver: Falciform ligament

357. Thoracic structures that can compressthe 383. Location of initial pain of appendicitis: Umbilical
esophagus: Left bronchus, aorta and Diaphragm region
358. Disease often associated with thymoma: 384.Innervation of detrusor: Pelvic splanchnics (S2-4)
Myasthenia gravis 385. Remnants of umbilical arteries: Medial umbilical

359. The pain of pericarditis originates in the parietal ligaments

layer only and is transmitted by the: Phrenic 386. Pelvis in males: Android (Heart shaped)
nerve. 387. Pelvis is females: Gynecoid (Roundedshape)
360.During pericardiocentesisisneedle is inserted 388. Most common type of pelvic inlet in females:
into the pericardial cavity through the: Sth Gynecoid (Roundedshape)
intercostalspace left of the sternum 389. Most favorable pelvis for delivery:Gynecoid

(costoxiphoid angle). pelvis

361. Remnant of umbilical vein: Round ligament of 390.Finger couldn't reach sacral promontory: Android
Iiver pelvis

362. Structure that lies between protrusion sites of 391. If Finger reaches Sacral promontory: Contracted
direct and indirect hernias: Inferior epigastric Pelvis

artery 392.Two remnants of gubernaculum in females

363. Type of hernia that enters deep inguinal ring: Ovarian and round: Ligament
Indirect inguinal 393. Normal position of uterus: Anterverted,
364. Most common type of hernia: Indirect inguinal anteflexed

365. Most common side for indirect inguinal hernia: 394.Chief uterine support: Pubococcygeus
Right Side 395.Structure potentially injured with hysterectomy:
366. Type of hernia that protrudes through Ureter

Hesselbach's triangle: Direct inguinal 396. Bony landmarks between anal and UG triangles:

367. Type of hernia that traverses both deep and Ischial tuberosities
superficial rings: Indirect inguinal 397.Structure that separates internal and external
368.Most common site of Morgagni hernia is: Right hemorrhoids: Pectinate line

antero medial 398.Muscle which compresses the bulb of penis:

369. Most Common location of Duodenal Ulcer: 1st Bulbospongiosus
part
part o
of Duodenum 399. Muscle which con
compresses the crus of penis:
370. Most common location of gastric ulcer: near Ischio cavernous

incisura angularis on Lesser curvature 400. Site of aspirated lodged fishbone: Piriform recess
371. Perforation of posterior wall of duodenum Bleed 401. Afferent -efferent limbs of gag reflex: CN IX–CN
by: Gastroduodenal artery X
480. Fall on outstretched hand may cause: Scaphoid
fracture
481. Bone growth is influenced maximum by: Growth
hormone
482. Wrist drop is caused by injury to: Radial nerve
483. Popes blessing sign is seen in: Ulnar
484,Winging of scapula is caused by due to damage:
Long thoracic nerve
485. Nerve injured in fracture of neck of fibula:
Common peroneal nerve (CPN)
486. Cells which first made cartilaginous model of
bone is: Chondrocytes
487. Person can't jump climb stairs or can't rise from
seated position due to injury of: Inferior gluteal
nerve (L5-S2)
488. Mostcommon cause of kyphosis in a male in our
country is: Tuberculosis

489.Most common cause of kyphosis in a female in

our country is: Osteoporosis
490. Advanced paternal age related disease:
Achondroplasia
491.Erlenmeyerflask bone on x-ray: Osteopetrosis
492.Fibrosis is commonest in: Sternocleidomastoid
493. The most common causeof osteomyelitis are:
Staphylococci
494.Vertebral crush fractures usually seen in:
Osteoporosis
495.Volkmann'sischemia most commonly involves:
Flexor digitorum profunds
496.Most common malignant bone tumor:
Metastases> multiple myeloma> osteosarcoma
497. Commonest benign bone tumour is:
Osteochondroma
498.Salmonella osteomyelitis is common in: Sickle cell
disease

499."Soap bubble"appearanceon x-ray: Giant cell

tumor
500.Sun-ray appearanceis on x-ray is seen in:
osteosarcoma
501.A on radiotherapy,
child with retinoblastoma
during treatment anothertumor raised in lower
limb: osteosarcoma
502.Onion skin appearancein bone: Ewing sarcoma
503.Ivory Osteoma is also called as: Compact or
Eburnaed Osteoma
504.Most common tendon used as tendon graft is:
Palmaris Longus
505.Which nerve is closely related shoulder joint
capsule: Axillary Nerve
506.Medial epicondyle fracture results in injury to:
Ulnar nerve
507.Card test detect the function of: Ulnar nerve

508.The adductorpollicis is the only thenar muscle

innervated by the: ulnar nerve
651. Daily production of CSF is: 400-500 ml (average
450ml)
652. CSF present in ventricles and subarachnoid space
is: 90 ml to 150 ml
653. Investigationof choice for CSF rhinorrhea is: MRI
654. Lying flat on their back, with passive flexion of
neck, patent flexes knees is: Brudxinski's sign
655. Inablity to straighten kneewhen hip is flexed at
90degrees is: Kernig's sign

656. Clinical Triad of Dementia, ataxia and urinary

incontinence is seen in: Normal pressure
hydrocephalus
657. Nerves C1-C7 exist via: Intervertebralforamina

658. Site of lumber puncture is usually betweenthe:

L3-L4 or L4-L5

659. Subarachnoid space extends to: Lowerborder of

S2
660. First order neuron of spinothalamic tract is Cell

body present in the: dorsal root ganglion

661. Dorsal column decussates in: Medulla
662. Poliomyelitis will effect: Anterior horn of spinal

cord

663. Ipsilateral UMN sign below lesion, ipsilateral loss

of tactile, vibration below lesion and

contralateral pain temperature loss below lesion

is Brown Sequard syndrome

the features of:
664.Dermatome at nipple: T4
665. Reflex in which Movement of head toward one
side if cheek or mouth is stroked: Rooting reflex

666. Inferior coliculli associated with: Auditory

667.Pineal gland secretes: Melatonin
668. Eye movement, pupillary constriction and
accommodationis function of which CN: 3rd CN
669.Cranialnerve nuclei located in which portion of
brain:Tegmentum
670. Nucleus involves in Motor innervation of
pharynx, larynx and upper esophagus: Nucleus
ambiguous
671. Nerve passes through Foramenovale:
Mandibular nerve

672. Hearing and balance controlled by which nerve:

8th CN

673. Structure passing through jugular foramen: IX, X,

XI, and Jugular vein
674. Ophthalmoplegia, ophthalmic and maxillary
sensory loss is the features of: Cavernous sinus
syndrome
675. Bell's palsy is due to injury of: 7th CN paralysis
(Facial nerve palsy)
676. Epinephrine contraindicated in which glaucoma:
Close angle glaucoma
677. Patient problem with going downstairs which
nerve injured:4th CN
706.Tabes dorsalis is consequence of: Tertiary syphilis
707. Part of spinal cord damaged in syringomyelia: Ant
white commissure of spinothalamic tract
708.Adult spinal cord extends upto: Lower border of
L1 and L2 (L1>L2)
709.Causes of hemorrhagicstroke is often due to:
HTN, anti-coagulation & cancer
710.Shaken baby can lead to which intracranial
hemorrhage:Sub dural hemorrhage
711. Drug of choice in sub arachnoid hemorrhage is:
Nimodipine
712. Nucleus ambiguous effects are specificto which
artery stroke: PICA
713.Slow writhling movements especially of fingers:
Atethosis

714.Lewy bodies composed of: Alpha- synnyclein

715. Neurophysis secretes: ADH & Oxytocin
716.Glossopharyngeal nerve motor supplyto which
muscle: Stylopharyngeus
717. Pseudoptosis seen in which nerve injury: 6TH CN
718.Clarke nucleus arefound in which spinal cord
tract: Dorsal spinocerebellar tract
719.Largest nucleus of midbrain: Substantia nigra

720.Nucleus for Pupillary light reflex centre: Pretectal

nucleus

721.Most common CNS complication after

sarcoidosis: Th CN palsy (Facial nerve paralysis)
722. Part of basal ganglion involve in Wilson disease:
Putamen
723.Most common location of hypertensive
hemorrhage:Putamen (Basal ganglia)
724.Marcus Gunn pupil (Relative afferent pupillary
defect) can be detected by: Swinging a flashlight

between both eyes.

725. ArgyllRobertsonpupil (pupillary light-near
dissociation) is the lack of Pupillary constriction in

response to light seen in: Syphilis

is

726.Cells of betz are present in which cortex: Primary

motor cortex
727. Lesion of prefrontal lobe produceswhich
syndrome: Frontal lobe syndrome
728.A patient presents with headacheand says "the
worst headache of my life.": subarachnoid
hemorrhage
729. Memory centre is located in: Temporal lobe
730.Long term memories are stored in: Hippocampus
731.Shortterm memories arestored in: Prefrontal
cortex

732. Long term memory is due to structural changes

in: Synapses

733. Loss of ability to encode eventsof Recent past in

long term memory is due to damage:
Hippocampus