#1A plane running parallel to the forehead #15 Between the lower and lateral walls of

*+frontal the eye socket is

*+lower orbital fissure (inferior)
#2 The second cervical vertebra differs
from the others in the presence of #16 The bone of the forearm
*+dentate process *+ulna

#3 The thoracic vertebra is different from #17 The chest is formed

the others *+sternum's
*+presence of rib pits
#18 The pelvis is formed by
#4 Components of the sternum *+pelvic bones
*+handle (manubrium)
#19 The largest sesamoid bone (embedded
#5 The xiphoid process (metasternum) in tendon)
has *+patella
*+sternum #20 Number of cervical vertebrae
*+7
#6 The medial malleolus is located on the
*+tibia #21 The number of thoracic vertebrae
*+12
#7 The lateral ankle (as like lateral
melleolus) is located on the #22 Number of lumbar vertebrae
*+fibula *+5

#8 Upper limb girdle bone #23 Number of sacral vertebrae

*+shoulder blade *+5

#9 The acetabulum is located at #24 Name of the middle part of the body of
*+pelvic bone tubular bones
*+diaphysis
#10 Shoulder blade process
*+acromion (scapula) #25 Name of the part of the bone located
between the body and the ends of the
#11 Shin bone tubular bones
*+tibial *+metaphysis

#12 Rudimentary vertebrae #26 Name of the ends of tubular bones

*+coccygeal *+epiphysis

#13 The stony part has (petrous) #27 By the structure of the shoulder blade
*+temporal bone *+flat

#14 Anterior opening of the nasal cavity
*+pear-shaped opening (piriform
aperture)
#28 The structure of the humerus
* + tubular
#29 The bone of the shoulder girdle
*+blade (scapula)
#30 A bone that has an acromion and a
beak-like process
*+blade (scapula)
#31 Brush departments (кисть)
*+wrist
#32 Parts of feet
*+tarsus
#33 The temporal bone channel through
which the internal carotid artery passes
*+canalis caroticus (carotid canal)
#34 Beginning of the facial nerve channel
*+meatus acusticus internus (internal
acoustic meatus)
#35 Forms a joint with the head of the
lower jaw (mandible)
*+temporal
#36 Name the unpaired bone of the skull
*+frontal
#37 The fossa of the tooth has
*+1 cervical vertebra
#38 Anatomical formation of the sacrum
* + ear-shaped surface (auricular surface)
#39 Part of the sternum
*+handle (manibrium)
#40 Cutting the shoulder blade is located
*+on the upper edge
#41 Anatomical formation of the scapula
* + joint cavity (glenoid cavity)
#42 Anatomical formation on the posterior
surface of the humerus
*+sulcus of the radial nerve
#43 Anatomical formation of the ulna
*+block-shaped cut
#44 Structure of the Ilium
*+the crest of the Ilium
#45Structure of the femur formation
*+patellar joint surface (patellofemoral
joint)
#46 Structure of the tibia
*+medial ankle
#47 Anatomical structure of the frontal bone
*+glabella
#48 Structure of the sphenoid bone
*+round hole (rotundum)
#49 The sublingual channel is located
*+in the occipital bone
#50 An integral part of the ethmoid bone
*+perpendicular plate
#51 Canal of the temporal bone
* + facial channel (from the internal
acoustic meatus to the stylomastoid
foramen)
#52 Anatomical formation of the upper jaw
(maxilla)
*+under-eye edge
#53 False ribs include
*+VIII-th edge – 12 edge
#54 The internal auditory orifice is located
*+on the back of the pyramid
#55 On the body of the sphenoid bone is
*+pituitary fossa (sella turcica)
#56 Opening of the large wing of the
sphenoid bone
*+spinous hole ( foramen spinosum)
#57 Anatomical formation of occipital
scales
*+sulcus of the transverse sinus
#58 Bone of the distal row of the wrist
*+trapezoid bone
#59 Part I of the cervical vertebra
*+front arc
#60 Characteristic feature of the thoracic
vertebrae
*+the presence of the rib holes
#61 Anatomical structure of the I rib
*+sulcus of the subclavian artery
#62 Anatomical formation of the humerus
*+interstitial furrow
#63The scales of the temporal bone have
*+mandibular fossa
#64 The pterygoid fossa communicates with
the middle cranial fossa via
*+round hole (foramen rotundum)
#65 Has a block
*+talus
#66 The round hole is located (foramen
rotundum)
*+on the sphenoid bone
#67 The process of the vertebra
*+spinous
#68 Part of the vertebra
*+arc
#69 Neck vertebrae are characterized by
*+hole in the transverse processes
#70 The thoracic (II - IX) vertebrae are
characterized by
*+upper and lower costal pits
#71 A vertebra that has costal full and semi
pits on the posterolateral surfaces of the
body
*+I-th thoracic vertebra
#72 At the VI cervical vertebra the carotid
tubercle is located
*+on the transverse process
#73 Location of the vertebral column Cape
*+at the level of the junction of the V-th
lumbar vertebra with the sacrum
#74 Part of an rib
*+body
#75 The bone belt of the upper limb
*+collarbone (clavicle)
#76 Location of the articular cavity on the
shoulder blade (glenoid cavity)
*+at the lateral angle of the scapula
#77 Structure at the distal end of the
humerus
*+coronal fossa ( also olecranon fossa and
radial fossa are there)
#78 The awl-shaped process has
*+ulna
#79 A bone that has an ear shaped articular
surface
*+rump (sacrum)
#80 Part of the frontal bone
*+scales
#81 Anatomical formation of the outer
surface of the frontal scales
* + frontal bulge
#82 Part of the occipital bone
*+basilar
#83 Anatomical formation of the anterior
surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone
*+the arcuate Eminence
#84 Anatomical formation of the lower
surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone
*+external opening of the carotid canal
#85 Process of the temporal bone #99 Between the upper and lateral walls of
*+awl-shaped (Styloid process) the eye socket is
*+upper orbital fissure
#86 Part of the lattice bone (ethmoid bone)
*+perpendicular plate #100 A plane that divides a body into two
symmetrical halves
#87 The bone of the upper jaw (maxilla) *+median (median)
*+palatal (palatine bones)
#101 A type of osteogenesis in which
#88 The branch of the lower jaw has ossification occurs with the participation of
*+coronal process the epiglottis
*+perichondral
#89 The opening at the bottom of the middle
cranial fossa #102 Type of bone formation in which
* + oval ossification occurs within cartilage
rudiments
#90 The bony septum of the nose forms *+enchondral
*+perpendicular plate of the lattice bone
#103 Type of bone formation in which
#91 The edge has (rib has) ossification occurs through the periosteum
*+body *+periosteal

#92 The shoulder blade has #104 Vertebrae that have holes in the
* + joint cavity transverse processes
* + neck
#93 The bone of the skull involved in the
formation of the brain #105 Vertebrae with rib pits
*+wedge *+thoracic

* Osteology* #106 Signs of aging of the skeleton

*+bone loss
#94 A bone with two necks - anatomical
and surgical #107 Location of the articular cavity of the
*+humerus scapula
* + lateral angle
#95 Lower limb girdle bone
*+pelvic bone #108
*!The location of the scapular spine
#96 The joint cavity of cavitasglenoidalis is *+dorsal surface
located on
*+blade #109 Which bone has two necks
*+shoulder
#97 Bone of the medullary skull
* + frontal bone #110 Bone that has 3 pits on the distal
epiphysis – ulnar, radial and coronal
#98 The bone of the facial skull *+shoulder
*+plowshare (vomer)
#111 The site of fusion of the iliac, sciatic
and pubic bones into the pelvic bone #125 Structure of the lower jaw
*+acetabulum *+coronal process

#112 Bone of the medullary skull #126 In the middle cranial fossa opens
*+occipital * + oval hole

#113 The bone of the facial skull #127 The nasal canal opens in
*+the upper jaw *+lower nasal passage

#114 Which bone of the skull has a #128The aperture of the sphenoid sinus
perforated plate opens in
*+lattice (ethmoid bone) *+upper nasal passage

#115 The air-bearing bone of the skull #129 In education Joan involved
containing the Maxillary sinus *+plowshare
*+upper jaw (maxilla)
#130 In the pterygopalatine fossa opens
#116 The bone that contains the largest hole *+lower orbital fissure
in the skull
*+occipital (foramen magnum) #131 The pterygoid canal is located
*+in the sphenoid bone
#117 Function of the brain skull
*+as a receptacle for the brain #132 Separate the middle and posterior
cranial fossa
#118 The carotid tubercle of the VI cervical *+upper edge of the pyramid of the
vertebra is located temporal bone
*+on the transverse process
#133 Form a facial skull
#119 The presence of a hole in the *+upper jaw
transverse processes is characteristic of
*+cervical vertebra #134 The zygomatic arch is formed
*+temporal bone
#120 Sesamoid bone
*+patella (also the largest) #135 Bears the furrow of the upper sagittal
sinus
#121 The bone of the skull, which has scales * + frontal bone
*+frontal bone
#136 Bears the furrow of the upper stony
#122 Anatomical formation of the temporal sinus
bone *+temporal bone
*+zygomatic process
#137 The vault of the skull forms
#123 Stylomastoid hole ends *+parietal bone
* + facial channel
#138 The lambdoid seam is located
#124 Process of the Palatine bone (lambdoid suture)
* + orbital process
*+between the parietal and occipital
bones
#139 Anatomical formation on the basilar
part of the occipital bone
*+pharyngeal tubercle
#140 A bone that has a coronal process
*+ulna
#141 The opening of the transverse process
is available
*+at the cervical vertebrae
#142 The proximal end of the humerus has
*+head
#143 At the proximal end of the radius is
*+head
#144 At the distal end of the femur is
*+patellar surface
#145 At the proximal end of the tibia is
*+interstitial elevation
#146 The bone of the proximal row of the
Tarsus
*+talus
#147 The eye socket opens
*+upper orbital fissure
#148 The border between the middle and
posterior cranial fossa is
*+upper edge of the pyramid of the
temporal bone
#149 From the pterygoid-Palatine fossa to
the nasal cavity leads
*+the wedge-palatal hole
#150 The anterior wall of the pterygoid-
Palatine fossa forms
*+upper jaw
#151 Forms a joint with the talus bone
*+heel bone (calcaneus)
#152 The ear-shaped articular surface has
*+Ilium
#153 Location of the sternum angle
*+at the junction of the handle with the
sternum body
#154 A rib that does not have a scallop on
the head
*+I-th edge
#155 Position on the first edge of the
subclavian artery furrow
*+behind the tubercle of the anterior stair
muscle
#156 Location on the clavicle of the cone-
shaped tubercle and trapezoid line
*+on the underside
#157 Anatomical formation of the distal end
of the radius
* + awl-like process
#158 Bone of the proximal row of the wrist
*+three-sided bone
#159 The bone belt of the lower extremities
*+pelvic bone
#160 The bone involved in the formation of
the acetabulum
*+Ilium
#161 The border separating the large pelvis
from the small one passes
*+along an arc-shaped line
#162 Structure of the proximal end of the
femur
*+head
#163 The bone of the distal row of the
Tarsus
* + lateral sphenoid bone
#164 Bone of the medullary skull
*+parietal
#165 The arch of the skull forms
*+scales of the temporal bone
#166 The structure of the body of the
sphenoid bone
*+sphenoid sinus
#167 Anatomical formation of the posterior
surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone
*+internal auditory hole
#168 Exit port of the facial canal
*+awl-mastoid opening (stylomastoid
foramen)
#169 Process of the latticed bone
*+upper nasal shell
#177 The pterygoid-Palatine fossa
communicates with the
*+middle cranial fossa
#178 The aperture of the frontal sinus opens
in
*+the middle nasal meatus
#179 The pterygoid-Palatine fossa with the
eye socket is communicated via
*+lower orbital fissure
#180 The pterygoid-Palatine fossa with the
nasal cavity.
*+the wedge-palatal hole
#181 The medial wall of the eye socket
forms
*+ethmoid bone

#170 The semilunar cleft of the maxillary #182 In the middle nasal passage open
sinus opens in *+anterior cells of the latticed bone
*+middle nasal passage
#183 Vertebrae have
#171 Bone involved in the formation of the *+spinous process
anterior cranial fossa
*+frontal bone #184 The ear-shaped surface of the sacrum
is located on
#172 Bone involved in the formation of the *+on the lateral part of the
middle cranial fossa
*+sphenoid bone #185 Anatomical formation of the proximal
end of the ulna
#173 The bone involved in the formation of *+olecranon
the posterior cranial fossa
*+occipital bone #186 At the proximal end of the femur is
located
#174 The bone involved in the formation of *+head
the jugular opening
*+temporal bone #187 Channel passing through the pyramid
of the temporal bone
#175 The opening at the bottom of the * + facial channel
middle cranial fossa
*+spinous hole (foramen spinosum) #188 In the middle nasal passage opens
*+maxillary sinus
#176 Participates in the formation of the
pterygoid-Palatine fossa #189 PARTS OF THE STERNUM
*+Palatine bone *+handle
*+body
 #199 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF
#190 THE BRAIN SKULL INCLUDES THE SCAPULA
* + frontal bone *+glenoid cavity
*+parietal bone *+the spine of the scapula
*+the acromion
#191 TO THE FRONT OF THE SKULL
ARE #200 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF
*+plowshare (vomer) THE ULNA
*+hyoid bone *+block-shaped cut
* + awl-like process
#192 THE BONES OF THE FOREARM *+ray cutting
INCLUDE
*+ulna #201 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF
*+radius THE ILIUM
*+anterior superior iliac spine
#193 THE CHEST IS FORMED BY *+front lower superior iliac spine.
*+sternum
*+thoracic vertebra
*+ribs #202 THE ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE
OF THE FEMUR
#194 THE BONES OF THE SHOULDER *+greater trochanter
GIRDLE *+small skewer
*+blade (scapula) *+intervert line
*+collarbone (clavicle)
#203 THE LATTICE BONE (ETHMOID)
#195 BONES OF THE FACIAL SKULL CONTAINS
*+upper jaw *+perpendicular plate
*+plowshare (vomer) *+middle turbinate
*+upper nasal shell
#196 UNPAIRED BONES OF THE
SKULL #204 CHANNELS OF THE TEMPORAL
*+frontal BONE
*+plowshare *+ facial channel
*+occipital *+muscle-tube channel
*+sleep channel
#197 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF
THE SACRUM #205 SESAMOID BONES
* + ear-shaped surfaces *+pea-shaped bone (pisiform)
*+transverse line *+patella
*+footing
* + lateral parts #206 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF
THE TIBIA
#198 THE STERNUM CONSISTS OF *+medial condyle
*+bodies *+medial ankle
*+xiphoid *+peroneal tenderloin
*+handles
#207 SCALES ARE AVAILABLE AS A
PART OF
*+temporal bone *+lattice maze
*+occipital bone *+lattice plate
*+frontal bone
#216 FROM THE LATTICED BONE
#208 STRUCTURES OF THE FRONTAL DEPART
BONE *+upper nasal shell
*+glabella *+middle turbinate
*+epiglottis
*+zygomatic process #217 FROM THE UPPER JAW DEPART
*+Palatine process
#209 OPENINGS OF THE SPHENOID *+alveolar process
BONE *+zygomatic process
*+round hole
*+spinous hole #218 STRUCTURES OF THE LOWER
*+oval hole JAW BRANCH
*+mousetrap
#210 THE BODY OF THE SPHENOID *+coronal process
BONE HAS *+opening of the mandibular canal
*+upper surface
*+bottom surface #219 THE ANTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA
*+front surface IS FORMED BY
*+sphenoid bone
#211 ANATOMICAL STRUCTURES OF *+ethmoid bone
THE OCCIPITAL BONE *+ frontal bone
*+basilar part
*+lateral portion of the #220 THE MIDDLE CRANIAL FOSSA IS
*+occipital scales FORMED BY
#212 On the anterior surface of the pyramid *+sphenoid bone
of the temporal bone are *+temporal bone
*+roof of the drum cavity
*+the arcuate Eminence #221 THE POSTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA
*+ trigeminal indentation IS FORMED BY
*+temporal bone
#213 ON THE LOWER SURFACE OF *+occipital bone
THE PYRAMID OF THE TEMPORAL
BONE ARE
*+external opening of the carotid canal
*+jugular fossa #222 RESTRICT THE JUGULAR
OPENING
#214 PROCESSES EXTENDING FROM *+occipital bone
THE TEMPORAL BONE *+temporal bone
*+awl-shaped
*+zygomatic #223 HOLES IN THE MIDDLE
*+mastoid CRANIAL FOSSA
*+oval hole
#215 IN THE LATTICE BONE *+round hole
DISTINGUISH *+torn hole
*+perpendicular plate
#224 THE MEDIAL WALL OF THE EYE #232 through the pyramid of the temporal
SOCKET CONSISTS OF bone pass
*+orbital plate of the ethmoid bone *+ facial channel
*+ lacrimal bone *+sleep channel
*+muscle-tube channel
#225 THE BONY SEPTUM OF THE
NOSE CONSISTS OF * Arthrology*
*+plowshare
*+perpendicular plate of the lattice bone #233 Shoulder joint structure
* + simple (2 bones are connected)
#226 WITH THE MIDDLE NASAL
PASSAGE ARE REPORTED #234 Hip joint structure
*+Maxillary sinus * + simple (2 bones are connected)
*+frontal sinus
*+anterior and middle cells of the latticed #235 Articular disc is available
bone *+in the wrist joint

#227 VERTEBRAL PROCESSES #236 In the interphalangeal joints of the

*+spinous hand it is possible
*+transverse processes *+flexion
*+articular processes
#237 With the help of yellow ligaments are
#228 IN THE EDGE OF THE connected
DISTINGUISH *+vertebral arches
*+body
*+ neck #238 The shoulder joint forms
*+head *+head of the humerus

#229 AT THE PROXIMAL END OF THE #239 In the composition of the proximal
ULNA, THERE ARE radioulnar joint include
*+olecranon *+head of the radius
*+coronal process
*+block-shaped cut #240 The proper ligaments of the scapula
include
#230 AT THE PROXIMAL END OF THE *+upper transverse ligament of the
FEMUR, THERE ARE scapula
*+head
*+cervix #241 The wrist joint in shape is
*+small skewer *+ellipsoid joint

#231 THE FORMATION OF THE BRAIN #242 Spherical joints include

SKULL INVOLVES *+shoulder joint
*+ temporal bone
*+parietal bone #243 The structure of the
*+ frontal bone temporomandibular joint includes
*+head of the mandible

#244 The hip joint forms

*+acetabulum
#245 The knee joint forms
*+upper articular surface of the tibia
#246 On the back surface of the capsule of
the knee joint is
*+oblique popliteal ligament
#247 Anatomical structure that characterizes
the joint
*+articular cavity
#248 Biaxial joints include
*+wrist joint
#249 The wrist joint in shape refers to
*+ellipsoid
#250 Vertebral arches connect
*+yellow bundles
#251 The shoulder joint forms
*+ articular depression of the scapula
#252 The elbow joint belongs to
*+radial collateral ligament
#253 The shoulder and elbow joint in shape
refers to
*+to block-shaped
#254 The proximal radioulnar joint by the
form applies
*+to the cylindrical joints
#255 Ligament of the elbow joint
*+radial collateral ligament
#256 Movements in the elbow joint
*+flexion and extension of the forearm
#257 The sacroiliac joint belongs to
*+anterior sacroiliac ligament
#258 Hip joint in shape
*+cupped
#259 Extra articular ligament of the hip joint
*+sciatic-femoral
#260 Intra-articular formation of the knee
joint
*+transverse ligament of the knee
#261 Extra articular ligament of the knee
joint
*+oblique popliteal
#262 The ankle joint in shape refers to
*+to block-shaped
#263 The bone that forms the ankle joint
*+collision
#264 Movements possible in the ankle joint
*+flexion and extension
#265 The most powerful ligament on the
foot
*+long sole
#266 Interphalangeal joints of the foot in
shape are
*+to block-shaped
#267 Biaxial joints include
*+condyle
#268 The bone forming the wrist joint
*+radiation
#269 The bone that forms the elbow joint
*+shoulder
#270 The sacroiliac joint strengthens
*+sacroiliac dorsal ligament
#271 Uniaxial joint
*+cylindrical (also block-shaped)
#272Multi-axis joint
*+spherical ( also cup-shaped and flat)
#273 The bend of the spine turned back by
the bulge
*+thoracic kyphosis *+a ball and socket joint (also flat,
spherical and cup-shaped)
#274 The curve of the spine with the bulge
facing forward #287 Movements in the elbow joint
*+lumbar lordosis *+flexion

#275 Lateral curvature of the vertebral #288 The uniaxial joint is

column *+interphalangeal joint (also radio-ulnar)
*+scoliosis
#289 The biaxial joint is
#276 Elbow joint by structure *+wrist joint
*+compound
#290 The saddle joint is
#277 Wrist joint structure *+Carpo-metacarpal joint of the thumb
*+difficult
#291 Block-shaped joints include
#278 Type of connection using connective *+interphalangeal joint of the hand
tissue
*+syndesmosis #292 Around the sagittal axis is produced
*+cast
#279 Type of connection by means of
cartilage tissue #293 Around the front axis is produced
*+synchondrosis *+extension (and flexion)

#280 The cartilage layer between the bones #294 The sacroiliac joint consists of
is replaced by bone tissue * + ear-shaped surface of the sacrum
*+synostosis
#295 Intra-articular ligament of the hip joint
#281 Joints are anatomically separate, but *+ligament of the femoral head
function together
*+combined #296 In the formation of the ankle joint is
involved
#282 A joint that has three or more joint *+talus
surfaces
*+complex #297 In the formation of the radiocarpal
joint is involved
#283 Synchondroses is a connection of *+bones of the first row of the wrist
bones with the help of
*+cartilaginous tissue #298 Uniaxial joints include
*+median Atlanto-axial joint
#284 Auxiliary element of the joint
*+articular disc #299 The multi-axis joint is
*+shoulder joint
#285 The temporomandibular joint is
*+complex joint
#300 Synchondrosis includes
#286 Multi-axis joints include *+connection of the vertebral bodies
#301 The median atlantoaxial joint in shape
refers to
*+to the cylindrical joints
#302 The lateral atlantoaxial joint refers to
*+to the combined joint
#303 The most mobile part of the vertebral
column
*+cervical
#304 The wrist joint belongs to
* + articular disc (biaxial:ellipsoidal)
#305 The shoulder joint structure refers to
*+to simple joints
#316 The most powerful ligament of the hip
joint
*+iliac-femoral ligament
#317 The hip joint has a ligament
* + pubic-femoral ligament
#318 The bone involved in the formation of
the knee joint
*+tibia
#319 Movements possible in the knee joint
*+flexion and extension
* Arthrology*4*25*1*

#306 The shape of the shoulder joint refers #320 PHYSIOLOGICAL BACKWARD
to BENDS
*+to spherical joints *+thoracic kyphosis
*+sacral kyphosis
#307 Ligaments of the shoulder joint #321 Physiological curves, convex forward
*+beak-shoulder ligament *+lumbar lordosis
*+cervical lordosis
#308 The elbow joint structure refers to
* + to compound joints #322 ELBOW JOINT
*+complex
#309 The structure that forms the wrist joint *+biaxial
*+radius
#323 SHOULDER JOINT
#310 The wrist joint structure belongs to *+simple
*+ to complex joints *+spherical

#311 Interphalangeal joints of the hand in #324 WRIST JOINT

shape are *+complex
*+to block joints *+biaxial

#312 Uniaxial joints of the lower limb #325 HIP

*+interphalangeal joints of the foot *+simple
*+multiaxial
#313 Biaxial joint of the lower limb *+cupped
*+knee joint
#326 The bones are connected by a layer of
#314 Multi-axis joint of the lower limb connective tissue
*+hip joint *+syndesmosis
*+hammering
#315 The sacroiliac joint in shape refers to *+seams
*+to flat joints
#327 AUXILIARY FORMATIONS OF #336 Extracapsular ligaments of the hip
JOINTS joint
*+articular disc *+sciatic-femoral ligament
*+articular lip *+pubic-femoral ligament
*+the articular meniscus *+iliac-femoral ligament

#328 ARTICULAR DISC IS AVAILABLE #337 Movements possible in the hip joint
*+in the wrist joint *+circular motion
*+in the temporomandibular joint *+flexion and extension
*+in the sternoclavicular joint *+adduction and abduction

#329 TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT #338 Participate in the formation of the knee

*+combined joint joint
*+complex joint *+tibia
*+condyle joint *+patella
*+thigh
#330 THE SHOULDER JOINT IS
FORMED #339 The ankle joint forms
*+articular depression of the scapula *+tibia
*+the articular capsule *+fibula
*+the head of the humerus *+talus

#331 Movements around the sagittal axis #340 BIAXIAL JOINTS

*+adduction *+condyle joint
*+abduction *+saddle joint
*+ellipsoid joint
#332 MOVEMENT AROUND THE
FRONT AXIS #341 THE ELBOW JOINT FORMS
*+flexion *+humerus
*+extension *+ulna
*+radius
#333 In the formation of the knee joint take
part #342 Ligaments of the sacroiliac joint
*+upper articular surface of the tibia *+sacroiliac interosseous
*+femoral condyles *+sacroiliac dorsal ligament
*+patella *+sacroiliac ventral ligament

#334 Main elements of the joint #343 UNIAXIAL JOINTS

*+articular cavity *+block-shaped
*+articular cartilage *+cylindrical
*+joint capsule
#344 MULTI-AXIS JOINTS
#335 MOVEMENTS IN THE ELBOW *+spherical
JOINT *+flat
*+flexion and extension of the forearm *+cupped
*+rotation of the radius
* Myology*
#345 Superficial neck muscle
*+subcutaneous muscle of the neck
#346 Muscle of back
*+latissimus dorsi muscle
#347 Chest muscle
*+pectoralis major muscle
#348 Abdominal muscle
*+the rectus abdominis
#349 The quadriceps femoral muscle is
classified as
*+the anterior group muscles of the thigh
#350 The thin muscle m. gracilis refers to
the muscles
*+hips (thigh)
#351The biceps femoris is classified as
*+posterior thigh muscle group
#352 The muscle that attaches to the coronal
process of the lower jaw
*+temporal
#353 The muscle that closes your eyes
*+circular eye muscle
#354 The neck muscle that lies below the
hyoid bone
*+spatula-hyoid (omohyoid most
probably)
#355 Superficial muscle of the back
*+trapezoidal
#356 The deep layer of the posterior leg
muscle group forms
*+long finger flexor
#357 The large rhomboid muscle attaches to
the
*+medial edge of the scapula
#358 The pectoralis minor muscle originates
from
*+II-V ribs
#359 Supra-lingual muscle
*+bicuspid muscle
#360 Sub-lingual muscle
*+Sterno-hyoid muscle
#361 Feature of the structure of the chewing
muscles
*+attach to the lower jaw
#362 The muscle that extends the shoulder
in the shoulder joint
*+triceps shoulder muscle
#363 On the front wall of the axillary cavity
is isolated
*+clavicular-thoracic triangle
#364 The wall of the radial nerve channel
forms
*+humerus
#365 To the inner group of muscles of the
pelvis applies
*+internal obturator muscle
#366 The deep layer of the posterior muscle
group of the lower leg includes
*+posterior tibial muscle
#367 Through the muscular lacuna is
*+Iliopsoas
#368 Through the large sciatic foramen
passes
*+the piriformis muscle
#369 The surface ring of the femoral canal
corresponds to
*+subcutaneous fissure (oval fossa)
#370 With a popliteal fossa.
*+tibial-popliteal canal
#371 The wall of the inguinal canal forms
*+aponeurosis of the external oblique
abdominal muscle
#372 The chewing muscles include
*+medial pterygoid muscle
#373 Muscle of the front surface of the
shoulder
*+shoulder muscle
#374 Muscle of the back of the foot
*+short extensor digitorum
* Myology*
*+m.levator labii superioris
#385 The head muscles are involved in
*+articulate speech
#386 Superficial muscle of neck
*+sternoclavicular-mastoid
#387 The neck muscle that lies above the
hyoid bone
*+maxillofacial
#388 Deep neck muscle
*+the long muscle of neck (logus coli)

#375 Muscles of the head #389 Deep back muscle

*+masseter *+m. erector spinae

#376 The trapezius muscle is referred to as a #390 The chest muscle located between the
muscle clavicle and the I rib
*+backs *+subclavian

#377 Upper limb girdle muscle #391 The back wall of the inguinal canal
*+deltoid muscle forms
*+transverse fascia
#378 Muscles of the free upper limb
*+biceps shoulder muscle #392 Chewing muscle
* + temporal muscle
#379 A tailor's muscle is referred to as a
muscle #393 Facial muscle
*+hips *+circular muscle of the eye

#380 The anterior tibial muscle is classified #394 Muscles that contribute to the
as expansion of the chest
*+the anterior group of leg muscles *+large pectoral muscle

#381 The calf muscle (m.gastrocnemius) is
classified as
*+posterior leg muscle group
#382 The soleus muscle (plantaris) is
considered to
*+posterior leg muscle group
#383 The muscle that lifts the lower jaw
*+the temporalis muscle
#395 Muscles that lower the ribs
*+internal intercostal muscles
#396 Wall of the inguinal canal
*+inguinal ligament
#397 The deep inguinal ring on the posterior
surface of the anterior abdominal wall
corresponds to
*+lateral inguinal fossa

#384 The muscle that lifts the upper lip #398 Sub-lingual muscle
*+shield-hyoid muscle *+trapezius muscle

#399 Function of the subcutaneous neck
muscle
*+protects the subcutaneous veins from
compression
#400 Feature of the topography of facial
muscles
*+not covered with fascia
#401 The peculiarity of the masticatory
muscles
*+leads to the movement of the lower jaw
#402 The muscle that bends the shoulder in
the shoulder joint
*+Biceps
#410 Muscles of the side walls of the
abdomen
*+internal oblique abdominal muscle
*+external oblique abdominal muscle
*+transverse abdominal muscle
#411 Muscles of the shoulder girdle
*+deltoid
*+subcostal muscle
*+supraspinatus muscle
#412 Muscles of the free part of the upper
limb
*+Biceps
*+round pronator
*+triceps shoulder muscle

#403 Shoulder muscle acting on the elbow #413 Raise the lower jaw
joint *+masseter
*+two-headed muscle *+the temporalis muscle
*+medial pterygoid muscle
#404With a popliteal fossa
*+canalis adductorius #414 Specify the facial muscles
*+circular muscle of the mouth
#405 Place of possible formation of a *+circular muscle of the eye
diaphragmatic hernia *+large zygomatic
*+lumbar-costal triangle
#415 The muscles surrounding the mouth
#406 Active puffs of the transverse arch of slit
the foot include *+the muscle that lifts the upper lip
*+long fibula *+muscle that lowers the lower lip
*+muscle that raises the corner of the
* Myology* mouth
#407 Muscles and fascia of the head
*+masticatory muscles #416 Distinctive features of facial muscles
*+facial muscles *+woven into the skin
*+chewing fascia *+are positioned around the holes
*+do not have fascia
#408 The superficial muscles of the neck
include #417 Sub-lingual neck muscles
*+subcutaneous muscle of the neck *+spatula-hyoid
*+sternocleidomastoid muscle *+Sterno-hyoid
*+Sterno-thyroid
#409 SUPERFICIAL BACK MUSCLES
*+large rhomboid muscle #418 THE CHEWING MUSCLES
*+broadest back muscle INCLUDE
*+temporal muscle *+inguinal ligament
*+medial pterygoid muscle *+long adductor muscle
*+lateral pterygoid muscle *+sartorial muscle

#419 Places of formation of diaphragmatic * Splanchnology*

hernias
*+lumbar-costal triangle #428 The division of the oral cavity
*+sternal-costal triangle *+eve

#420 Walls of the femoral channel #429 Part of the sky

*+inguinal ligament *+solid
*+femoral vein
*+deep plate of the broad fascia #430 Taste buds of the tongue
*+mushroom
#421 Deep back muscles
*+belt muscles of the head and neck #431 Haustra characteristic
*+cross-spinous muscle *+colon

#422 The diaphragm is #432 Large salivary gland

*+abdominal muscle *+sublingual
*+respiratory muscle
#433 Large digestive gland
*+liver

#423 The walls of the inguinal canal are #434 Hard substance of the tooth
formed *+dentin
*+lower edge of the internal oblique
abdominal muscle #435 Number of baby teeth
*+transverse fascia *+20
*+aponeurosis of the external oblique
muscle #436 Number of permanent teeth
*+32
#424 The sleepy triangle is restricted
*+scapula-hyoid muscle #437 The sky forms a wall
*+sternocleidomastoid muscle *+oral cavity
*+bicuspid muscle
#438 The lower wall of the chest cavity is
#425 Features of facial muscles formed
*+are concentrated around the orifices of * + diaphragm
the face
*+not covered with fascia #439 The lower wall of the nasal cavity is
*+attach to the skin formed
*+sky
#426 Walls of the radial nerve channel
*+triceps shoulder muscle #440 Serous membrane covering the organs
*+humerus and walls of the chest cavity
*+pleura
#427 The femoral triangle is bounded
#441 Serous membrane covering the organs
and walls of the abdominal cavity #455 Number of shares in the right lung
*+peritoneum *+3

#442 Serous membrane that forms the #456 Number of lobes in the left lung
pericardial SAC *+2
*+pericardium
#457 The nephron is a structural and
#443 Food flows from the esophagus to the functional unit
*+stomach *+buds'

#444 Food comes from the duodenum to the #458 The structural and functional unit of
*+jejunum the lung is
*+acinus
#445 The ileum opens in
* + caecum #459 Kidney function
*+urinative
#446 The caecum passes into the
* + ascending colon #460 Kidney organ
*+abdominal cavity
#447 The mucous membrane forms circular
(circular) folds in the #461The testicle is located in
*+jejunum *+the scrotum

#448 Small intestine Department #462 Location of the uterus

*+duodenum *+pelvic cavity

#449 The part of the colon from which the #463 The inner layer of the uterus wall
Appendix departs *+endometrium
*+caecum
#464 Middle layer of the uterus wall
#450 The part of the colon that runs down *+myometrium
the left side of the abdominal cavity
*+descending colon #465 Outer layer of the uterus wall
*+perimetry
#451 Peyer's plaques have
*+ileum #466 Female genitals located in the pelvic
cavity
#452 The pancreas, as an internal secretion *+uterus
gland, secretes
*+insulin #467 Location of the pharyngeal tonsil
*+between the upper and back walls of
#453 Laryngeal cartilage that looks like a the pharynx
leaf
*+epiglottis #468 Endocrine glands are different from
other glands
#454 The lower part of the larynx *+absence of exit ducts
*+sub-vocal cavity
#469 The basis of the lips is
*+circular muscle of the mouth
#470 Function of the gallbladder
*+bile storage tank
#471 Adam's Apple is formed
*+connecting both plates of the thyroid
cartilage
#472 The lower nasal passage opens
*+nasal canal
#473 Unpaired cartilage of the larynx
*+thyroid
#474 The bladder lies
*+behind the pubic junction
#475 The ureter is divided into
*+abdominal, pelvic and intravenous
parts
#476 The uterus consists of
*+bottom, body and neck
#477 External female sexual organ
*+clitoris
#478 Muscle language
*+sublingual-lingual
#479 Part of the language
*+root
#480 Sellotape throat
*+from the outer base of the skull to the
6th – 7th cervical vertebra
#481 Formation opening into the
nasopharynx
*+hoans
#482 Esophageal skeletotopia
*+level VI of the cervical XI thoracic
vertebrae.
#483 The layout area of the stomach
*+left upper quadrant
#484 The stomach in the area of great
curvature touches
*+with a transverse colon
#485 Structure of the jejunum wall
*+serous membrane
#486 Distinctive feature of the colon
* + longitudinal belts
#487 Part of the duodenum
*+descending
#488 Department of oral cavity
*+the actual oral cavity
#489 Group lymphoid follicles (Peyer's
plaques) are located
*+in the ileum
#490 Exocrine gland
*+parotid gland
#491 Glands with mixed (exocrine and
endocrine) function
*+pancreas
#492 Syntopia of the larynx
*+front – thyroid
#493 The composition of the bronchial tree
includes
*+main bronchus
#494 The gate of the lungs is located
*+on the medial surface
#495 Two segments are available
*+in the middle lobe of the right lung
#496 On the posterior mediastinum
*+esophagus
#497 On the middle mediastinum
*+heart
#498 Surface of the lung
*+diaphragmatic #513 The testicle produces a hormone
* + testosterone
#499 Produces urine
*+bud #514 Time of eruption of the first permanent
teeth
#500 Kidney is located (holotape) *+6-7 years
*+in the abdomen
#515 The parotid gland duct opens in
#501 The shell of the kidney *+mouth threshold
*+fat capsule
#516 Location of leaf papillae on the tongue
#502 Part of the cortical substance of the *+at the edges of the language
kidney
*+collapsed part #517 Location of the lingual amygdala
*+root of tongue
#503 Brain matter of the kidney
*+pyramids #518 In the nasal passages open
*+hoani
#504 Structural and functional unit of the
kidney #519 The esophagus has
*+nephron *+chest

#505 Part of the ureter #520 The front wall of the packing bag
*+abdominal forms
*+small oil seal
#506 Behind the pubic symphysis is located
*+bladder #521 Department of the intestine, in the
walls of which there are intestinal villi
#507 Organ located in men under the *+jejunum
bladder
*+prostate #522 The part of the intestine that has group
lymphoid nodules
#508 Function of the uterus *+ileum
* + generative (gestation)
#523 The part of the duodenum where the
#509 The function of the pancreas large papilla is located
*+insulin production *+descending part

#510 Parathyroid hormone is produced
*+in the parathyroid gland
#511 The medulla of the adrenal gland
produces
*+adrenaline
#524 The additional pancreatic duct opens
in the
*+the small papilla of the duodenum
#525 The pancreatic duct opens in
*+descending part of the duodenum

#512 The pancreas produces #526 Ligament of liver

*+insulin *+falciform ligament
 #540 The share of the lung that is divided
#527 The wall of the stuffing box hole forms into 5 segments
*+caudate lobe of the liver *+lower lobe of the right lung

#528 Feature of the structure of the colon #541 The lower border of the right lung
*+haustra (swelling) along the midclavicular line is projected at
the level of
#529 The parotid gland duct opens in *+VI edges
*+vestibule of the mouth, at the level of
the second upper molar #542 Number of segments in the left lung
*+10
#530 Part of the language
*+body #543 In the mucous membrane of the
trachea are located
#531 Part of the gallbladder *+tracheal glands
*+bottom
#544 The shell of the kidney
#532 The lower nasal passage opens: *+fibrous shell
*+nasal canal
#545 Male internal sexual organ
#533 The formation of a pear-shaped *+testicle
aperture involves
*+upper jaw #546 It's attached to the uterus
*+rectum
#534 The parts of the cavity of the larynx
*+interventricular #547 The locking apparatus of the kidney
*+kidney leg
#535 The muscle that expands the glottis
*+posterior ring-scapular muscle #548 Endocrine gland, part of the
hypothalamus
#536 Bifurcation of the trachea in an adult is *+pituitary
at the level of
*+V-thoracic vertebra * Splanchnology*

#537 The lower border of the right lung #549 The tooth has
along the anterior axillary line is projected at *+crown
the level of
* + VII edges #550 A tooth with a chisel-shaped crown
and a single root
#538 The lower border of the right lung *+cutter
along the middle axillary line is projected at
the level of #551 The nasopharynx communicates with
* + VIII edges the nasal cavity by
*+Hoan
#539 Venous blood from the right ventricle
enters the lungs through: #552 The oropharynx communicates with
*+pulmonary artery the oral cavity by
*+fauces
#553 The larynx communicates with the #566 The sigmoid colon passes into the
pharyngeal cavity by *+rectum
*+entrance to the larynx
#567 The initial part of the colon
*+caecum
#554 Mylohyoid muscle forms the wall of
the #568 End section of the colon
*+oral cavity *+rectum

#555 The upper wall of the abdominal #569 The section of the colon that occupies
cavity is formed a transverse position
* + diaphragm *+transverse colon

#556 The lower wall of the pelvic cavity is #570 The part of the colon located in the
formed right iliac fossa
*+crotch *+caecum

#557 The lower wall of the oral cavity is #571 The part of the colon located in the left
formed iliac fossa
*+maxillofacial muscle *+sigmoid colon

#558 The upper wall of the oral cavity is #572 The Department of the large intestine
formed located in the pelvic cavity
*+sky *+rectum

#559 Covering the organ with a serous #573 The bile produces
membrane on all sides is called *+liver
*+intraperitoneal
#574 The formation of fecal masses occurs
#560 Covering the organ with a serous in
membrane on three sides is called *+colon
*+mesoperitoneal
#575 The common bile duct opens in
#561 Food comes from the stomach to the *+duodenum
*+duodenum
#576 The pancreatic duct opens in
#562 Food comes from the jejunum to the *+duodenum
*+ileum
#577 Function of the gallbladder
#563 The ascending colon passes into the *+tank
*+transverse colon
#578 The pancreas, as an external secretion
#564 The transverse colon passes into the gland, performs the function of
*+descending colon * + digestive system

#565 The descending colon passes into the #579 The pancreas, as an external secretion
* + sigmoid colon gland, secretes
*+pancreatic juice #594 Location of the Palatine amygdala
*+between palatal arches
#580 An organ that is an amazing musical
instrument #595 Location of the lingual amygdala
*+larynx *+at the root of the language

#581 Laryngeal cartilage that has an " #596 Mixed secretion gland
Adam's Apple» *+pancreas
*+thyroid
#597 The testicle produces a hormone
#582 The middle division of the cavity of *+testoteron
the larynx
*+interventricular #598 Endocrine gland dependent on the
anterior pituitary
#583 Number of slots in the right lung *+thyroid
*+2
#599 The parotid salivary gland secretes its
#584 Number of slots in the left lung secret in
*+1 *+on the threshold of the oral cavity

#585 Lung function #600 Parts of the esophagus

*+gas exchange * + cervical, thoracic and abdominal

#586 The function of the ureter #601 Communication of the oral cavity with
*+urinary the pharynx via
*+fauces
#587 Bladder function
*+tank #602 The pulp of a tooth is
*+formation of connective tissue with
#588 The lungs are located in vessels and nerves in the tooth cavity
* + chest cavity
#603 The bridle of the tongue is located
589 The bladder is located in *+at the bottom of the mouth
* +pelvic cavity
#604 Structures located on the upper surface
#590 The inner layer of the uterus wall of the tongue
*+endometrium *+papillae

#591 Outer layer of the uterus wall #605 Structure located at the root of the
*+serous membrane language
*+tonsil
#592 Male sexual organ located in the pelvic
cavity #606 Salivary gland – derived ...
*+prostate gland *+of the mucous membrane of the oral
cavity
#593 The function of the fallopian tubes
*+conductive #607 The stomach lining, which forms folds
of the mucous membrane
*+submucosal
#608 Stomach covered
*+peritoneum
#609 Stomach lining
* + serous
#610 The Appendix is a process
* + caecum
#611 A distinguishing feature of the colon
*+haustra
#612 Parts of the pancreas
*+head, body and tail
#613 Pancreas
*+mixed
#614 Parts of the nasal cavity
* + respiratory and olfactory
#615 The nasal passage is
*+space under the nasal sink
#616 The larynx is part of ...
*+respiratory system and voice box
#617 The trachea is
*+a tubular organ located between the
larynx and the main bronchi
#618 The bifurcation of the trachea is
*+division of the trachea into two main
bronchi
#619 The length of the ureter is
*+25-30 cm
#620 The wall of the bladder that is not
covered by the peritoneum
*+antechamber
#621 The wall of the bladder is formed by
membranes
mucosal, submucosal, muscular,
adventitial
#622 The external opening of the urethra in
women opens
*+in front and above the opening of the
vagina
#623 The submucosa of the bladder is
absent
*+in the area of the urogenital triangle
#624 Layers of the uterus wall
*+endometrium, myometrium and
perimetrium
#625 Male sex cells develop
*+in the convoluted seminal tubules
#626 The ovary has ends
* + tube and masterbatch
#627 Skin derivative
*+breast
#628 Skin function
*+thermoregulations
#629 The name of the substance which
determines the color of the skin
*+melanin
#630 A skin-derived iron
*+sweat glands
#631The lingual amygdala is located
*+at the root of the language
#632 Papillae of the tongue
*+filamentous papillae
#633 Pharynx borders
*+with the nasal cavity
#634 The muscle that narrows the throat
*+upper pharyngeal constrictor
#635 The muscle that lifts the pharynx
*+stylopharyngeus
#636 Shell of the esophageal wall #651 Ovarian function
*+muscular layer *+produces egg cells

#637 In the middle mediastinum is located #652 The function of the thyroid gland
*+heart regulates
*+pituitary
#638 It's attached to the back of your
stomach #653 Hormones regulate the body's
*+pancreas metabolic processes
*+thyroid
#639 Function of the small intestine
*+suction #654 Hypothyroidism leads to cretinism
*+thyroid
#640 Liver function
*+bile secretion #655 The muscle that pulls the tongue
forward and down
#641 Peritoneum derivatives *+chin-lingual muscle
*+mesentery
#656 The muscle that pulls the tongue back
#642 Located intraperitoneally and up
*+transverse colon *+awl-lingual muscle

#643 The submandibular duct opens in
*+sublingual papilla
#644 The stomach is in contact
*+with diaphragm
#645 The suction process is provided by
*+villuses
#646 Skeletopy of the larynx
*+at the level of 4,6 - 7 cervical vertebrae
#647 Composition of the alveolar tree
* + respiratory bronchioles
#657 The muscle that pulls the tongue back
and down
*+sublingual-speaking muscle
#658 The stomach is divided into
*+the upper part of the abdominal cavity
#659 Anterior to the rectum in men is
located
*+bladder
#660 Position of the pancreas in relation to
the peritoneum
*+extraperitoneal position

#648 3 segments available #661 The small oil seal forms

*+in the upper lobe of the right lung *+hepatic-gastric ligament

#649 The bladder in men is located #662 The stomach excretes

*+between the pubic symphysis and the *+large curvature
rectum
#663 The ventricle of the larynx is located
#650 The bladder in women is located between
*+between the pubic symphysis and the *+pre-door and voice pleats
uterus
#664 The arch of the ring-shaped cartilage is *+thymus
reversed
*+to front #678 The Palatine amygdala is located
*+between the palatopharyngeal and
#665 Muscle of the larynx palatopharyngeal arches
*+transverse arytenoid muscle
#679 Location of the pharyngeal tonsil
#666 In front of the trachea is located * + arch of the pharynx
*+pre-tracheal plate of the cervical fascia
#680 The location of a group of lymphoid
#667 The lower border of the left lung along follicles
the middle axillary line is projected at the *+the wall of the ileum
level of
* + VIII edges #681 in the oral cavity, there are
*+eve
#668 The lower border of the left lung along *+the actual oral cavity
the midclavicular line is projected at the #682 the sky is divided into
level of *+solid
*+IV edges *+soft

#669 Number of segments on the upper lobe #683 types of taste buds of the tongue
of the left lung *+mushroom
*+5 *+gutter-shaped
*+foliaceous
#670 Number of segments in the right lung
*+10 #684 Large Salivary Glands
*+sublingual
#671 The threshold has *+submandibular
*+larynx *+parotid

#672 The posterior surface of the bladder in #685 the tooth consists of
women is attached to *+crowns
*+cervix *+cervixes
*+root's
#673 Place of expansion of the male urethra
*+prostate part of the urethra #686 the sky is a wall
*+the actual oral cavity
#674 Ligament of the ovary *+nasal cavity
*+its own ligament of the ovary
#687 the descending part of the duodenum
#675 Anatomical feature of endocrine opens
glands *+common bile duct
* + no exit ducts *+pancreatic duct

#676 Part of the thyroid gland #688 small bowel divisions

*+isthmus of the thyroid gland *+duodenum
*+iliac
#677 Central organ of the immune system *+skinny
 *+large papilla
#689 the wall of tubular organs consists of *+small papilla
*+mucous
*+muscular #699 Departments of the small intestine
*+serous *+duodenum
*+jejunum
#690 parts of the esophagus *+ilium
*+abdominal
*+cervical #700 The wall of the small intestine forms
*+chest *+mucous membrane
*+submucosa
#691 Distinctive features of the colon *+muscular layer
*+Crescent-shaped folds
*+adipose processes #701 Open at the top of the large duodenal
*+tapes papilla
*+pancreatic duct
*+common bile duct
#692 parts of the pancreas
*+head
*+body #702 Unpaired laryngeal cartilage
*+tail *+thyroid
*+cricoid
#693 Form a palatal curtain *+epiglottis
*+muscle that lifts the Palatine curtain
*+muscle straining the Palatine curtain #703 Areas of the nasal cavity
*+tongue muscle *+respiratory
*+olfactory
#694 The tongue has
*+filamentous papillae #704 The nasal cavity contains
*+leaf-shaped papillae *+the inferior nasal Concha
*+grooved papillae *+middle turbinate
*+upper nasal shell
#695 Anterior to the pharynx are located
*+nasal cavity #705 Departments of the larynx cavity
*+oral cavity *+vestibule of the larynx
*+larynx *+interventricular Department
*+sub-vocal cavity
#696 Narrow the throat
*+upper pharyngeal constrictor #706 In the mediastinum are
*+middle pharyngeal constrictor *+heart
*+the lower pharyngeal constrictor *+esophagus
*+aortic arch
#697 Location of the stomach
*+in the left hypochondrium #707 The skeleton of the larynx is formed
*+in adorable by cartilage
*+thyroid
#698 Anatomical structures of the *+cricoid
duodenum *+epiglottis
 *+posterior mediastinum
#708 In the cavity of the larynx distinguish
*+interventricular Department #717 The nasal mucosa performs the
*+eve following functions
*+sub-vocal cavity *+moisturizing
*+cleansing
#709 In the posterior mediastinum are *+warming
*+esophagus
*+thoracic aorta #718 In the mucosa of the trachea are
*+thoracic lymphatic duct *+tracheal glands
*+single lymphoid nodules
#710 Parts of the wall pleura
*+mediastinal pleura #719 Lobes of the lungs, consisting of 5
*+costal pleura segments
*+diaphragmatic pleura *+lower lobe of the right lung
*+lower lobe of the left lung
#711 The lungs distinguish surfaces *+upper lobe of the left lung
*+diaphragm
*+medial #720 Uterine lining
*+costal *+endometrium
#712 Lower respiratory tract *+myometrium
*+larynx *+perimetry
*+trachea
*+main bronchus #721 In the pelvic cavity are located
*+deferent duct
#713 With the middle nasal passage are *+prostate
reported *+seminal vesicles
*+frontal sinus
*+anterior and middle cells of the latticed #722 Female genitals, located in the pelvic
bone cavity
*+maxillary sinus *+uterus
*+ovaries
#714 The olfactory region of the nose *+vagina
includes
*+the mucosa of the upper turbinate #723 WOMEN HAVE A BLADDER
*+mucosa of the upper part of the nasal *+behind the pubic symphysis
septum *+in front of the uterus
*+mucosa of the middle nasal conchs
#724 THE BLADDER WALL CONSISTS
#715 The right main bronchus differs from OF
the left * + mucosa
*+wider * + adventitious
*+in short *+submucosal
*+positioned more vertically
#725 PARTS OF THE URETER
#716 The right and left sympathetic trunks *+abdominal
and esophagus are located in the *+intravenous part
*+upper mediastinum *+pelvic
#726 EXTERNAL MALE GENITALIA #735 STRUCTURE OF THE TESTICLE
*+scrotum *+mediastinum
*+penis *+cloves
*+convoluted tubules
#727 EXTERNAL FEMALE GENITALIA
*+large labia #736 THE ENDOCRINE GLANDS ARE
*+clitoris DIFFERENT
*+labia minora *+absence of exit ducts
*+secreting a secret into the blood or
#728 IN THE OVARY, THE ENDS ARE lymph
DISTINGUISHED *+small weight
*+masterbatch
*+pipe #737 GLANDS OF MIXED SECRETION
*+testicle
#729 THE KIDNEY IS COVERED *+ovary
*+renal fascia *+pancreatic
* + fat capsule
*+fibrous shell #738 THE THYROID GLAND CONSISTS
OF
#730 THE STRUCTURE OF THE *+right lobe
KIDNEY *+ left lobe
*+cortical substance *+isthmuses
*+brain substance
#739 IN THE CORTICAL SUBSTANCE
#731 IN THE RENAL SINUS ARE OF THE ADRENAL GLAND IS
LOCATED ISOLATED
*+small cups *+glomerular zone
*+large cups *+mesh zone
*+renal pelvis *+beam zone

#740 CENTRAL ORGANS OF THE

IMMUNE SYSTEM
#732 THE LOCKING APPARATUS OF *+thymus
THE KIDNEYS *+marrow
*+renal fascia
*+fibrous capsule #741 LOCATIONS OF BONE MARROW
*+ fat capsule IN AN ADULT
*+epiphyses of long tubular bones
#733 PARTS OF THE MALE URETHRA *+spongy substance of flat bones
*+prostate part *+spongy substance of short bones
*+the membranous part #742 The small circle of blood circulation
*+sponge part ends in
*+left atrium
#734 THE TESTICLE HAS
*+medial surface #743 A furrow located on the sternocostal
*+rear edge surface of the heart
*+forefront *+anterior interventricular
#744 The inner shell of the heart is #758 The prostate is supplied with blood by
*+endocardium an artery that departs from the
*+internal iliac artery
#745 The middle shell of the heart is
*+myocardium #759 The brachial artery supplies blood
* + shoulder muscles
#746 The outer shell of the heart is
*+epicardium #760 Supplies the muscles of mastication
*+maxillary
#747 The pericardial bag is called
*+pericardium #761The right subclavian artery departs
from
#748 The bicuspid or mitral valve of the * + headless barrel
heart is located in the area of
*+left atrioventricular opening #762 The left subclavian artery departs from
*+aortic arch
#749 The aortic bifurcation is located at the
level of #763 The middle layer of the heart wall is
* + IV lumbar vertebra called
*+myocardium
#750 The stomach supplies the
*+the celiac trunk #764 Vessel exiting the left ventricle of the
heart
#751 The liver supplies the *+aorta
*+the celiac trunk
#765 Vessel exiting the right ventricle of the
#752 It supplies the caecum with blood heart
*+superior mesenteric artery *+pulmonary trunk

#753 The ascending colon is supplied with #766 The heart is located
blood *+in the middle mediastinum
*+superior mesenteric artery
#767 In the right atrioventricular opening is
#754 The transverse colon is supplied with located
blood *+tricuspid valve
*+superior mesenteric artery
#768 An artery extending from the aortic
#755 The descending colon is supplied with arch
blood *+left common carotid
*+lower mesenteric artery
#769 Vein that flows into the liver
#756 Sigmoid colon blood supply *+gatepost
*+lower mesenteric artery
#770 The inferior Vena cava is formed by
#757 The ovary is supplied with blood by an fusion
artery that departs from the *+common iliac veins
*+abdominal aorta
#771 The lymph node is ...
*+structure consisting of cortical and
cerebral substance
#772 The output of the veins of the labyrinth
*+inner ear canal
#773 Anatomical education, which
overcomes the cranial vault are diploic veins
*+the upper sagittal sinus
#774 Location of the medial saphenous vein
of the hand
*+medial surface of the forearm
#775 Location of the lateral saphenous vein
of the hand
*+in the furrow between the deltoid and
pectoralis major muscle
#776 The inferior Vena cava originates at
the level of:
*+fourth lumbar vertebra
#777 In the lower Vena cava flow
*+lumbar veins
#778 The portal vein is located
*+in the thickness of the hepatic-duodenal
ligament
#779 Tributary of the splenic vein
*+left gastro-omentum vein
#780 Into the superior mesenteric vein flow
*+iliac vein
#781 Venous blood from the rectum flows
into the
*+inferior mesenteric vein
#782 The fusion of the internal and external
iliac veins occurs at the level of
*+the sacroiliac joint
#783 Location of the small saphenous vein
in the leg
*+behind the lateral ankle
#784 The superior rectal vein flows in
* + to the inferior mesenteric vein
#785 The part of the heart where the oval
fossa is clearly defined
*+right surface of the atrial septum
#786 Purpose of the oval hole
*+atrial development in prenatal
ontogenesis
#787 Opens into the right atrium
*+coronary sinus
#788 It flows into the right atrium
*+superior Vena cava
#789 Holes in the walls of the left atrium
*+of the openings of the pulmonary veins
#790 From the aortic arch moves away
*+placergrown trunk
#791 Branches of the thoracic part of the
aorta
*+posterior intercostal arteries
#792 An organ located anteriorly from the
abdominal part of the aorta
*+pancreas
#793 The location of the aortic bifurcation
*+fourth lumbar vertebra
#794 Posterior branch of the external carotid
artery
*+sternoclavicular-mastoid branch
#795 Terminal branch of the external carotid
artery
* + superficial temporal artery
#796 The place where the external carotid
artery divides into terminal branches
*+at the level of the lower jaw neck
#797 Anterior branch of the external carotid
artery
* + lingual artery
#798 From the maxillary artery depart
*+a. meningea media
#799 From the ocular artery departs
* + lacrimal artery
#800 Branches of the vertebral artery
*+basilar artery
#801 A branch of the axillary artery
involved in the blood supply to the shoulder
joint
*+anterior artery that wraps around the
humerus
#802 Branches of the abdominal part of the
aorta
*+lumbar arteries
#803 Unpaired visceral branch of the
abdominal aorta
*+celiac trunk
#804 Branch extending from the womb
trunk
*+left gastric artery
#805 A branch of your own hepatic artery
*+right gastric artery
#806 The place where the lower mesenteric
artery departs from the abdominal aorta
*+at the level of the III lumbar vertebra
#807 Branch of the inferior mesenteric
artery
*+left circulatory artery
#808 The middle rectal artery departs from
*+internal iliac artery
#809 The obstructive artery supplies blood
*+adductor muscles
#810 The average weight of heart in men
*+300 g
#811 The average weight of heart in women
*+250 g
#812 The oval fossa is clearly visible
*+in the right atrial septum
#813 Anatomical formation that is part of
the interventricular septum of the heart
*+myocardium
#814 Hole of the right ventricle
*+pulmonary trunk opening
#815 Left atrium opening
*+of the openings of the pulmonary veins
#816 The opening of the left ventricle
*+hole of the aorta
#817 Part of the heart
*+footing
#818 Location of the sinus-atrial node
*+the wall of the right atrium
#819 The position of the heart in people of
mesomorphic body type
*+oblique
#820 The heart receives parasympathetic
innervation from
*+vagus nerve
#821 Parts of the descending aorta
*+the breast area
#822 The location of the aortic bifurcation
* + IV lumbar vertebra
#823 Anterior branch of the external carotid
artery
*+the facial artery
#824 Branch of the external carotid artery
*+the facial artery
#825 The maxillary artery departs from
*+of the external carotid artery
#826 Branch of the internal carotid artery
*+anterior cerebral artery
#827 Branch of the subclavian artery at its
exit from the intercostal space
* + transverse artery of the neck
#828 From the brachial artery departs
*+deep artery of the shoulder
#829 Branch of brachial artery
*+upper ulnar collateral artery
#830 Branch of the ulnar artery involved in
the formation of the arterial network of the
elbow joint
*+recurrent ulnar artery
#831 Branch of the ulnar artery
*+common interosseous artery
#832 Branch of the abdominal aorta
*+lumbar artery
#833 The lower mesenteric artery supplies
blood
*+rectum
#834 The semilunar vein flows into the
*+unpaired vein
#835 The lateral saphenous vein of the hand
flows into
*+axillary vein
#836 The medial saphenous vein of the arm
flows into
*+brachial vein
#837 The inferior Vena cava begins at the
level of
*+IV-V-x lumbar vertebrae
#838 Location of the atrio-ventricular node
*+in the thickness of the lower atrial
septum
#839 Branch of the external carotid artery
* + superficial temporal artery
#840 Branch of the subclavian artery to the
intercostal space
*+shield-neck trunk (tryrocervical trunk)
#841 Branch of the internal carotid artery
*+middle cerebral artery
#842 The subclavian trunk is formed by
outputting vessels
*+axillary lymph nodes
* Angiology*
#843 The small circle of blood circulation
begins from
*+right ventricle
#844 The great circle of blood circulation
begins from
*+left ventricle
#845 The coronal venous sinus of the heart
opens in
*+right atrium
#846 The great circle of blood circulation
ends in
*+right atrium
#847 A furrow located on the diaphragmatic
surface of the heart
*+posterior interventricular
#848 The flap valves are located in the area
of
*+atrioventricular opening
#849 Semilunar valves are located in the
area of
*+holes in the pulmonary trunk
#850 The tricuspid valve of the heart is
located in the area of
*+right atrioventricular opening
#851 Out of the left ventricle
*+aorta
#852 Out of the right ventricle
*+pulmonary trunk
#853 It flows into the right atrium
*+inferior Vena cava
#854 In the left atrium flow
*+pulmonary vein
#855 Branch of the ascending aorta
*+coronary artery of the heart
#856 It supplies the spleen with blood
*+celiac trunk
#857 The upper section of the rectum
supplies
*+lower mesenteric artery
#858 The testicle is supplied with blood by
an artery that departs from the
*+abdominal aorta
#859 The uterus is supplied with blood by
an artery that departs from the
*+internal iliac artery
#860 The middle part of the rectum is
supplied with blood by an artery that departs
from
*+internal iliac artery
#861 The knee joint is supplied with blood
by the artery
*+popliteal
#862 The muscles of the anterior group of
the lower leg are supplied with blood by an
artery
*+anterior tibial
#863 The muscles of the posterior group of
the lower leg are supplied with blood by an
artery
*+posterior tibial
#864 The anterior tibial artery supplies
blood
*+the anterior group of leg muscles
#865 The posterior tibial artery supplies
blood
*+posterior leg muscle group
#866 The upper Vena cava is formed by the
confluence
*+brachiocephalic veins
#867 Mimic muscles supply blood
*+the facial artery
#868 The internal carotid artery passes
through
* + sleep channel (jugular foramen)
#869 The right common carotid artery
departs from the
*+brachiocephalic trunk
#870 The left common carotid artery departs
from the
*+aortic arch
#871 Vessels that flow into the left atrium
*+pulmonary vein
#872 Location of the mitral valve of the
heart
*+between the left atrium and the left
ventricle
#873 Number of muscle layers of the
myocardium ventricles of the heart
*+three
#874 Surface of the heart
*+Sterno-costal
#875 Major vessels branching from the *+sigmoid sinus
aortic arch
*+brachiocephalic trunk, left common #888 Vessel with which esophageal veins
carotid and left subclavian artery are anastomosed
*+left gastric vein
#876 Vein that collects blood from unpaired
abdominal organs #889 Veins located on the back wall of the
*+gatepost abdomen
* + ascending lumbar veins
#877 The portal vein enters
*+to the liver #890 Parietal tributaries of the inferior Vena
cava
#878 The vein where blood flows from the *+lower diaphragmatic veins
organs of the head and neck
*+internal #891 Portal vein
*+collects blood from unpaired
#879 Location of the arterial ring that abdominal organs
supplies blood to the brain
*+on the base of the brain #892 Organ from which venous blood flows
to the portal vein
#880 The microcircular channel is a place *+intestine
where
*+ensures the exchange of substances #893 The hepatic veins flow into the
between blood and tissue *+inferior Vena cava

#881 Paired branch of the abdominal aorta #894 In the thickness of the round ligament
*+renal artery of the liver is located
*+umbilical vein
#882 Function lymphoepithelial
*+absorption from the tissues of colloidal #895 Venous blood from the left adrenal
solutions of protein and water gland flows into the
*+left renal vein
#883 Large lymphatic duct of the body
*+thoracic duct #896 Venous blood from the pancreas flows
into the
#884 The thoracic duct is infused *+splenic vein
*+in the venous angles
#897 Venous blood from the caecum flows
#885 Tonsils that form a lymphoepithelial into the
ring in the pharynx *+superior mesenteric vein
*+2 palatal, 2 tubal, 1 lingual and 1
pharyngeal #898 Visceral inflow of the internal iliac
vein
#886 Group lymphoid nodules are located in *+middle rectal vein
*+in the ileum wall
#899 The great saphenous vein of the leg is
#887 The internal jugular vein is a located
continuation *+in front of the medial ankle
#900 The small saphenous vein of the leg
flows into the
*+popliteal vein
#901 Vein that carries blood from the
placenta to the fetus
*+umbilical vein
#902 The umbilical vein after birth turns
into
*+round ligament of the liver
#903 The arterial (Botall) duct in the fetus
connects
*+aortic arch and pulmonary trunk
#904 The soft skeleton of the heart includes
*+fibrous ring
#905 Location of the sinus-atrial node
*+in the right atrium wall
#906 Projection of the top of the heart in an
adult
*+left 5th intercostal space 1.5 cm inside
of the midclavicular line
#907 In people of mesomorphic type of
physique the heart occupies the position
*+oblique
#908 Projection on the anterior chest wall of
the upper border of the heart in an adult
*+line connecting the cartilage of the
right and left III-x ribs
#909 Departs from the left coronary artery
*+anterior interventricular branch
#910 Place of division of the pulmonary
trunk into the right and left pulmonary
arteries
*+at the level of the IV thoracic vertebra
#911 Function of the arterial duct
* + connects the pulmonary trunk to the
aorta
#912 Source of blood supply to the
pericardium
*+pericardial branches of the thoracic
aorta
#913 The right common carotid artery is
diverting
*+brachiocephalic trunk
#914 Medial branch of the external carotid
artery
*+ascending pharyngeal artery
#915 From the ocular artery departs
*+a. dorsalis nasi
#916 Involved in the formation of
arterial(Willisii) circle of the brain
*+anterior connective artery
#917 Branches of the subclavian artery in
the interstitial space
*+rib-neck trunk (costocervical trunk)
#918 Artery forming the superficial Palmar
arch
*+ulnar artery
#919 Paired visceral branch of the
abdominal aorta
*+middle adrenal artery
#920 The place where the ventral trunk
divides into three arteries
*+above the upper edge of the pancreas
body
#921 Anatomical formation through which
the femoral artery passes
*+vascular lacuna
#922 Anatomical formations that are part of
the interventricular septum of the heart
*+myocardium
#923 The opening of the right atrium
*+the opening of coronary sinus
#924 Layers of the heart walls
*+myocardium
#925 The place of projection on the anterior
chest wall of the upper heart in an adult
*+left V-e intercostal space, 1.5 cm inside
of the midclavicular line
#926 The position of the heart in people
dolichomorphic body type
*+vertical
#927 Projection of the upper border of the
heart in an adult on the anterior chest wall
*+line connecting the cartilage of the
right and left III-x ribs
#936 Branch of the radial artery in the area
of the wrist joint
*+superficial Palmar branch
#937 Branch of the common hepatic artery
*+gastro-duodenal artery
#938 The middle rim artery supplies blood
*+transverse colon
#939 Source of origin of ovarian arteries
*+abdominal aorta
#940 Steam is Vienna (Vienna-companion)
accompanying an artery
*+ulnar vein

#928 Place of origin of the coronary arteries #941 Behind the inferior Vena cava is
of the heart located
*+the bulb of the aorta *+sympathetic trunk

#929 The heart receives parasympathetic #942 Barrier-filtration and simultaneously

innervation from immune functions are performed
*+vagus nerve *+lymph node

#930 The anterior connective artery * Angiology*

connects
*+right and left anterior cerebral arteries #943 THE SEMILUNAR VALVES OF
THE HEART CLOSE
#931 Terminal branch of the basilar artery *+pulmonary trunk opening
*+posterior cerebral artery *+hole of the aorta

#932 Branch of the subclavian artery in the #944 VEINS THAT FLOW INTO THE
intercostal space RIGHT ATRIUM
*+rib-neck trunk (sternocostal trunk) *+superior Vena cava
*+inferior Vena cava
#933 Branch of the axillary artery at the *+coronary sinus
level of the thoracic triangle
*+lateral thoracic artery #945 VEINS THAT FLOW INTO THE
LEFT ATRIUM
#934 A branch of the radial artery involved *+right pulmonary veins
in the formation of the arterial network of *+left pulmonary veins
the elbow joint #946 FROM THE ASCENDING AORTA
*+recurrent radial artery DEPART
*+right coronary artery of the heart
#935 The pericardium is located in *+left coronary artery of the heart
*+middle mediastinum
#947 PARIETAL TRIBUTARIES OF THE *+fallopian veins
INFERIOR VENA CAVA
*+lower diaphragmatic veins #955 PARIETAL TRIBUTARIES
*+lumbar veins FLOWING INTO THE INTERNAL ILIAC
VEIN
#948 VISCERAL TRIBUTARIES THAT *+upper gluteal veins
FLOW INTO THE INFERIOR VENA *+lower gluteal veins
CAVA *+obstructive veins
*+testicular veins
*+renal veins
*+hepatic vein #956 THE KNEE JOINT IS SUPPLIED
WITH BLOOD
#949 TRIBUTARIES OF THE INFERIOR *+middle popliteal artery
VENA CAVA *+superior popliteal artery
*+lumbar veins *+lower popliteal artery
*+renal veins
*+hepatic vein #957 THE BRACHIAL ARTERY GIVES
BRANCHES TO
#950 FUNCTION AND TOPOGRAPHY *+anterior shoulder muscles
OF THE PORTAL VEIN *+back shoulder muscles
*+collects blood from the small and large
intestine #958 VARIANTS OF THE NAME OF THE
*+located in the thickness of the hepatic- LEFT ATRIOVENTRICULAR VALVE
duodenal ligament * + mitral
*+is included in the collar of the liver *+bivalve

#951 VENOUS BLOOD FLOWS INTO #959 SURFACE OF THE HEART

THE PORTAL VEIN *+Sterno-costal
*+from the pancreas *+diaphragmatic
*+from the intestines
*+from the spleen #960 THE RIGHT ATRIOVENTRICULAR
OPENING IS CLOSING
#952 IN THE LOWER MESENTERIC *+right atrioventricular valve
VEIN FLOW *+tricuspid valve
*+superior rectal vein
*+left rim vein #961 FROM THE AORTIC ARCH
*+ sigmoid veins DEPART
*+left common carotid
#953 INTO THE SUPERIOR *+left subclavian artery
MESENTERIC VEIN FLOW *+brachiocephalic trunk
*+right rim vein
*+middle rim vein #962 TRIBUTARIES OF THE PORTAL
VEIN
#954 VISCERAL TRIBUTARIES THAT *+upper mesenteric
FLOW INTO THE INTERNAL ILIAC *+lower mesenteric
VEIN *+splenic
*+medium rectal veins
*+urogenital veins
#963 PAIRED BRANCHES OF THE
ABDOMINAL AORTA
*+lumbar artery
*+renal artery
#964 LARGE LYMPHATIC VESSELS
*+thoracic duct
*+right lymphatic duct
*+jugular trunk right, left
#965 TRIBUTARIES OF THE INTERNAL
JUGULAR VEIN
*+ facial vein
*+upper thyroid vein
*+lingual vein
#966 EXTRACRANIAL TRIBUTARIES
OF THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN
*+lingual vein
*+facial vein
*+lower maxillary vein
#967 OPEN TO THE RIGHT ATRIUM
*+coronary sinus
*+inferior Vena cava
*+superior Vena cava
#968 HOLES IN THE WALLS OF THE
LEFT ATRIUM
*+right pulmonary vein openings
*+left atrioventricular opening
*+left pulmonary vein openings
#969 THE CONDUCTING SYSTEM OF
THE HEART INCLUDES
*+atrioventricular bundle
*+sinus-atrial node
*+the atrioventricular node
#970 THE SEROUS PERICARDIUM HAS
PLATES
*+parietal
*+visceral
#971 PAPILLARY MUSCLE HEART
*+are derived from the ventricular
myocardium
*+located on the inner surface of the
ventricles
*+using chords connected to the valves of
the heart
#972 FROM THE THORACIC PART OF
THE AORTA DEPART
*+posterior intercostal arteries
*+esophageal branches
*+upper diaphragmatic arteries
#973 POSTERIOR BRANCHES of
A.CAROTIS EXTERNA
*+sternoclavicular-mastoid artery
*+occipital artery
*+posterior ear artery
#974 TERMINAL BRANCHES OF THE
EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
*+superficial temporal artery
*+maxillary artery
#975 From A. MAXILLARIS DEPART
*+a. meningea media
*+a. alveolaris inferior
*+a. tympanica anterior
#976 From A. CAROTIS INTERNA
DEPART
*+a. optalmica
*+a. cerebri anterior
*+a. cerebri media
#977 A BRANCH OF THE OPHTHALMIC
ARTERY
*+lacrimal artery
*+Central artery of the retina
#978 ARTERIAL CIRCLE OF WILLIS OF
THE BRAIN
*+anterior connective artery
*+posterior communicating artery
*+anterior cerebral arteries
#979 PARTICIPATE IN THE BLOOD
SUPPLY OF THE SHOULDER JOINT
*+anterior artery that wraps around the
humerus
*+posterior artery that wraps around the
humerus
#980 BRANCHES OF THE ABDOMINAL
AORTA
*+lumbar arteries
*+lower diaphragmatic arteries
#981 PAIRED VISCERAL BRANCHES
OF THE ABDOMINAL AORTA
*+middle adrenal arteries
*+testicular arteries
*+renal artery
*+the opening of coronary sinus
*+opening of the superior Vena cava
*+opening of the inferior Vena cava
#988 WITH THE LEFT ATRIUM ARE
COMMUNICATED
*+ostia venarumpulmonalium
*+ostium atrioventriculare sinistrum
#989 WITH THE LEFT VENTRICLE ARE
COMMUNICATED
*+hole of the aorta
*+left atrio-ventricular opening
* Nervous system*

#982 WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING #990 The olfactory nerve is a nerve

ARTERIES ARE NON-PAIRED *+I pair of cranial nerves
VISCERAL BRANCHES OF THE
ABDOMINAL AORTA? #991 The facial nerve is
*+womb trunk *+VII pair of cranial nerves
*+lower mesenteric artery
*+superior mesenteric artery #992 The diverting nerve is (abducent)
*+VI by a pair of cranial nerves
#983 BRANCHES OF THE WOMB
TRUNK (coelic) #993 The trigeminal nerve is
*+left gastric artery *+V by a pair of cranial nerves
*+splenic artery
*+common hepatic artery #994 The vagus nerve is
*+X pair of cranial nerves
#984 BRANCHES of A. MESENTERICA
INFERIOR #995 The pharyngeal nerve is
*+a. colica sinistra *+IX pair of cranial nerves
*+a. rectalis superior
*+a. sigmoideae #996 The intermediate nerve is part of
*+VII pairs of cranial nerves
#985 BRANCHES of A. ILIACA
INTERNA #997 The hyoid nerve is (hypoglossal)
*+a. rectalis media *+XII pair of cranial nerves
*+a. uterina
*+a. obturatoria #998 The accessory nerve is
*+XI pair of cranial nerves
#986 SURFACE OF THE HEART
*+diaphragm #999 The optic nerve is
*+Sterno-costal *+II by a pair of cranial nerves
*+pulmonary
#1000 The oculomotor nerve is
#987 THE RIGHT ATRIUM OPENS * + III pair of cranial nerves
#1001 Block-shaped is (trochlear) *+accessory nerve
*+IV pair of cranial nerves
#1016 The axillary nerve innervates
#1002 Pre-cochlear is (Vestibulocochlear) *+deltoid muscle
*+VIII pair of cranial nerves
#1017 In the channel of the wrist is located
#1003 Number of cervical spinal nerves *+median nerve
*+8
#1018 Anatomical formation located in the
#1004 Number of thoracic spinal nerves vertebral canal
*+12 *+spinal cord

#1005 Number of lumbar spinal nerves #1019 The outer shell of the brain
*+5 *+solid

#1006 Number of sacral spinal nerves #1020 Middle shell of the brain
*+5 *+arachnoid

#1007 Number of coccygeal spinal nerves #1021The inner shell of the brain
*+1 *+soft

#1008 The muscles of the posterior hip #1022 Lateral ventricle cavity
group Innervate *+the ultimate brain
*+sciatic nerve
#1023 Water supply of the brain cavity
#1009 Muscles of the medial group of thigh *+midbrain
innervates
*+occlusive nerve #1024 The outer shell of the spinal cord
*+solid
#1010 Deep fibular innervates
*+front leg muscles #1025 Middle sheath of the spinal cord
*+arachnoid
#1011 The lumbar plexus nerve innervates
the muscles #1026 The inner lining of the spinal cord
*+anterior hip band *+soft

#1012 The autonomic nervous system #1027 The sclera relates to

includes *+fibrous shell
*+preganglionic fibers
#1028 Branch of the ocular nerve
#1013 The block nerve innervates *+lacrimal nerve
*+the upper oblique muscle of the eye
#1029 The muscle that the accessory nerve
#1014 The diverting nerve innervates innervates
*+the lateral rectus muscle of the eye *+sternocleidomastoid muscle

#1015 Source of innervation of the trapezius #1030 The musculo-cutaneous nerve

muscle innervates
*+two-headed muscle of the arm
#1031 The axillary nerve is innervated
*+shoulder joint
#1032 Brachial plexus nerve
*+ulnar nerve
#1033 The upper border of the spinal cord is
located
*+at the lower edge of the foramen
Magnum
#1034 Lower border of the spinal cord
*+II lumbar vertebra
#1035 The upper mounds of the midbrain
are
*+subcortical centers of vision
#1036 The furrow that separates the
temporal lobe from the frontal and parietal
lobes
*+lateral
#1037 The corpus callosum is formed by
fibers
*+commissural
#1038 Lateral ventricles-cavity…
*+the ultimate brain
#1039 Cells of the retina of the eyeball that
perform a photoreceptor function
*+sticks and cones
#1040 The middle brain includes
*+brain legs
#1041 The intermediate brain is
*+thalamus
#1042 The hypothalamus includes
*+grey mound
#1043 Part of the midbrain consists of
*+black substance
* Nervous system*2*55*2*
#1044 Mimic muscles Innervate
*+VII pair
#1045 The chewing muscles Innervate
*+V pair
#1046 The muscles of the anterior group of
the hip Innervate
*+femoral nerve
#1047 The femoral nerve innervates
*+muscles of the anterior thigh group
#1048 The occlusive nerve innervates
*+the muscles of the medial group of the
thigh
#1049 The sciatic nerve innervates
*+back muscle group of the thigh
#1050 The tibial nerve innervates
*+hind leg muscles
#1051 Branches of the spinal nerve
*+dorsal, ventral
#1052 The diaphragmatic nerve is a branch
*+cervical plexus
#1053 Brachial plexus nerve
*+radiation
#1054 From the brachial plexus departs
*+median nerve
#1055 The sciatic nerve innervates the
muscles
*+rear group of the thigh
#1056 The muscles of the gluteal region are
innervated from
*+sacral plexus
#1057 Cranial nerve that regulates the heart
rate
*+wandering (vagus nerve)
#1058 Part of the autonomic nervous system
*+sympathetic
#1059 From the cervical section of the
sympathetic trunk departs
*+internal carotid nerve
#1060 Place of passage of the oculomotor
nerve
*+upper orbital fissure
#1061 The transverse nerve of the neck
innervates
*+the skin of the neck
#1062 Source of innervation of the
sternoclavicular mastoid muscle
*+accessory nerve
#1063 The long thoracic nerve innervates
*+anterior dentate muscle
#1064 The skin of the back surface of the
forearm is innervated
*+the radial nerve
#1065 Cranial nerve that exits the brain at
the border between the bridge and the
middle cerebellar pedicle
*+V-th pair of cranial nerves
#1066 The cranial nerve that exits the brain
at the border of the bridge and the medulla
oblongata
*+VI-I pair of cranial nerves
#1067 The cranial nerve that exits the brain
between the pyramid and the olive tree
* + nerve of the XII pair
#1068 Branch of the ocular nerve
*+naso-ciliary nerve
#1069 The hole through which the large
stony nerve exits the facial canal
*+cleft channel of the great stony nerve
#1070 The median nerve innervates
*+superficial flexor of the fingers
#1071Vegetative node, from which
secretory fibers are directed to the lacrimal
gland
*+wing node
#1072 Part of the big brain
*+hemispheres
#1073 III ventricle cavity
*+diencephalon
#1074 IV ventricle cavity
*+diamond-shaped brain
#1075 The receptor of the auditory analyser
is a
*+the organ of Corti
#1076 The olfactory analyzer receptor is
*+specific cells in the mucosa of the upper
turbinate
#1077 The cornea is classified as
*+fibrous shell
#1078 The iris belongs to
*+choroid
#1079 The ciliated body belongs to
*+choroid
#1080 The shell of the eye containing the
dilator and sphincter of the pupil
*+iris
#1081 The membrane of the eye containing
light-sensitive elements
*+retina
#1082 Organ innervated by the somatic
nervous system
*+skeletal muscles
#1083 The posterior branches of the spinal *+precentral gyrus
nerves Innervate
*+deep back muscles #1096 Localization of the center of the
sympathetic division of the autonomic
#1084 The neck loop is formed nervous system
*+sublingual nerve *+lateral horns of the gray matter of the
spinal cord (thoracolumbal section)
#1085 The Central nervous system consists
of #1097 The parasympathetic nuclei are
*+spinal cord and brain located in the
*+midbrain
#1086 The spinal node contains the bodies
of neurons #1098 Function of the ciliary muscle
*+sensitive * + changes the curvature of the lens

#1087 The gray matter of the spinal cord is * Nervous system*

formed
*+nerve cell bodies #1099 The peripheral nervous system
includes PNS
#1088 The white substance of the spinal *+cranial nerves
cord is formed *+spinal nerves
*+processes of nerve cells *+knots

#1089 The reticular formation is located
*+in the spinal cord and brain stem
#1090 The type of neuron, depending on the
function
*+afferent
#1091 Cavity of the midbrain
*+brain water supply
#1092 The cavity of the diencephalon
*+III ventricle
#1093 Lobes of the end brain that are
separated from each other by a Central
furrow
*+frontal and parietal lobes
#1100 Organs innervated by the somatic part
of the nervous system SNS
*+skeletal (arbitrary) muscles
*+skin
#1101The posterior branches of the spinal
nerves innervate
*+deep back muscles
*+back skin
*+the muscles of neck
#1102 The oculomotor nerve innervates
*+lower rectus muscle of the eye
*+upper rectus muscle of the eye
*+medial rectus muscle

#1094 The furrow that separates the #1103 The ocular nerve is divided into
temporal lobe from the frontal and parietal *+ lacrimal nerve
lobes *+the frontal nerve
*+sulcus lateralis *+nasolabial nerve

#1095 The pyramid pathway is formed by #1104 Sensitive branches of the mandibular
axons of cells located in the nerve
*+buccal nerve *+nucl. salivatorius superior
*+ear-temporal nerve *+nucl. dorsalis n. vagi
*+lingual nerve *+nucl. accessories n. oculomotorii

#1105 Branches of the facial nerve that #1114 Thickening of the spinal cord
branch off in the facial canal *+cervical
*+large stony nerve *+lumbosacral
*+stirrup nerve
*+drum string #1115 The white matter of the spinal cord
forms
#1106 From the pharyngeal nerve depart *+front rope
*+the lingual branches *+back rope
*+the tympanic nerve *+side rope
*+pharyngeal branches
*+almond branch #1116 Segments of the spinal cord that have
sympathetic nuclei
#1107 Innervated by the diaphragmatic *+bottom of the eighth cervical segment
nerve *+thoracic segments
*+liver *+two upper lumbar segments
*+pericardium
*+pleura #1117 In the final of the brain include
*+hemisphere of the brain
#1108 Short branches of the brachial plexus *+basal nuclei
*+the axillary nerve *+the lateral ventricles
*+lateral and medial thoracic nerves
*+subscapular #1118 Parts of the spinal cord in which the
fibers of the pyramid pathway pass
#1109 Subcortical centers of vision *+front rope
*+lateral geniculate body *+side rope
*+the upper hills of the midbrain
#1119 Departments of the parasympathetic
#1110 Branches extending from the part of the autonomous nervous system
mandibular nerve *+head
*+chewing nerve *+sacral
*+lingual nerve
*+lower alveolar nerve #1120 Parasympathetic nuclei of cranial
nerves
#1111 Branches of n.ophtalmicus *+additional nucleus of the oculomotor
*+n. frontalis nerve
*+n. nasociliaris *+posterior nucleus of the vagus nerve
*+n. lacrimalis *+lower salivary core

#1112 Branches of n. trigeminus #1121 Parasympathetic nuclei

*+n. ophtalmicus *+additional nucleus of the oculomotor
*+n. maxillaris nerve
*+n. mandibularis *+posterior nucleus of the vagus nerve
*+upper salivary nucleus
#1113The parasympathetic nuclei include
#1122 SENSITIVE NODES 15. What subcortical centers are located in
*+trigeminal inferior colliculus of quadrigeminal plate
*+spinal hearing
*+vestibular node 16. Cranial nerve that exits from the brain
between pyramid and olive 12 pair
#1123 VEGETATIVE NODES (hypoglossal)
17. Eustachian tube connects the tympanic
*+ciliated
cavity with nasopharynx
*+krylany
18. The middle ear is located in the bone
*+aural temporal
19. Participates in the formation of the
#1124 THE HYPOTHALAMUS cerebrum Willis circle anterior
INCLUDES connecting artery
*+grey hillock 20. The cricoid cartilage are is facing to
*+visual intersection front
*+mastoid bodies 22. Opens in the superior nasal meatus
sphenoid sinus
#1125 THE DURA MATER OF THE 23. The maxillary sinus opens into middle
BRAIN FORMS nasal meatus
*+the Tentorium of cerebellum
*+sickle of the big brain 24. The aperture of the sphenoid sinus opens
into superior nasal meatus
25. Place of olfactory nerve passage
1. The middle ear composition includes cribriform plate of ethmoid bone
tympanic cavity
26. Cranial nerve exiting from the dorsal
2. Iris is referred to choroid
surface of the brain trunk IV pair
3. The inner ear consists of bone and
membranous labyrinth 27. Cranial nerve exiting from the brain at
4. The third branch of trigeminal nerve the border of the pons and the medulla
leaves the middle cranial fossa through oblongata VI pair (Abducent)
foramen ovale
5. The parotid salivary gland duct opens in 28. Tonsils forming the lymphoepithelial
mouth vestibule at the second molar ring in the pharynx 2 palatine, 2 tubal, 1
level lingual and 1 pharyngeal
6. The structure located on the tongue root 29. Feature of the facial muscles origin and
is tonsil attach to a bone
7. The bone forming a joint with the lower
jaw head is temporal 30. Groove for superior sagittal sinus is
8. Number of permanent teeth is 32 located on the bone frontal
9. Right subclavian and carotid artery goes
31. Bending of the spine to backward
from brachiocephalic trunk
kyphosis
10. Component of telencephalon is
hemisphere 32. The bronchial tree composition includes
11. Superficial muscle of the neck is main bronchi
m.platysma
12. The solid tooth substance is enamel 33. Projection of the lung apex onto the
13. Chewing muscles are innervated by V body surface 2 cm above 1 rib
pair (trigeminal) 34. Fissure on the sternocostal surface of
14. The basis of lips is circular muscle of heart anterior interventricular
mouth
35. Valve of the right atrioventricular
opening tricuspid
36. Goes out from the right heart ventricle
pulmonary trunk
37. Flows into the right atrium superior
vena cava
38. Semilunar valves are located in the area
of pulmonary trunk opening
39. Respiratory muscle diaphragm
40. The anterior wall of thoracic cavity are
supplied by an artery internal thoracic
artery
41. M.pectoralis minor refers to chest
muscle
42. the number of fissures in the left lung 1
43. Pleura is lung membrane
44. The alveolar tree composition
respiratory bronchioles
45. Parietal branch of thoracic aorta
posterior intercostal
46. Cranial nerve regulates heart rate vagus
47. Branch of brachiocephalic trunk right
subclavian artery
48. Coronary sinus opens into right atrium
49. The heart sac is called pericardium
50. The hole in the right atrium wall
coronary sinus opening
54. A section of small intestine with
lymphoid plaques ileum
55. Appendix is a process of the cecum
56. Part of gallbladder fundus
57. Anatomical formation of stomach
pyloric sphincter
58. Kidney fixation apparatus is muscle
bed/renal fascia
59. Pancreas as the endocrine gland secretes
insulin
60. Pancreas as the external secretion gland
secretes pancreatic juice
61. Part of the kidney’s cortex convoluted
part
62. Nephron is a structural and functional
unit of kidney
63. The lower end of the right kidney is
projected at III lumbar vertebrae
64. Right and left kidney right below left
65. Tributaries of splenic vein short gastric
veins
66. Stomach is supplied with blood by celiac
trunk
67. The hallmark of small intestine villi
68. The feature of the colon structure
haustra
69. The liver ligament on the diaphragmatic
surface coronal ligament
70. Lesser omentum is formed by
hepatogastric ligament
71.It is located in front of the rectum in men
bladder
72. It opens into the renal pelvis major
calyx
73. Liver is supplied with blood by celiac
trunk
74. Transverse colon is supplied with blood
by superior mesenteric artery
75. Into inferior mesenteric vein flows
sigmoid veins
76. Venous anastomosis in the cardiac part
of stomach left gastric with omental vein
77. Venous blood from pancreas flows into
splenic vein
78. Venous blood from cecum flows into
superior mesenteric vein
79. Adrenal blood supply renal arteries
80. … what organ surrounds the pancreas
head duodenum
81. the lower wall of the pelvic cavity is
formed by perineum
82. ovarian function produces ovum
83. in front of rectum in men it is located
bladder
84. visceral tributaries of internal iliac vein
medium rectal vein
85. what is the anterior perineum triangle
urogenital diaphragm
87. the external urethra orifice in woman
opens in front and above the vaginal
opening
88. the visceral branch of internal iliac
arteries pudendal artery
89. in front of uterus is bladder
90 the mediastinum of testis is on lower end
91. the number of lumbar spinal nerves 5
92. superficial vein of arm v. basilica
93. Deep vein the lower limb femoral vein
94. The anterior arm muscles is biceps
brachii
95. The shoulder joint is formed by the bone
scapula
96. The medial ankle is located on tibia
97. Brachial artery supplies arm muscles
98. Brachial artery is located medially from
biceps brachii
99. The posterior leg muscles group is
supplied by the artery The posteriortibial
100. Anterior tibial artery supplies blood
anterior leg muscles
101. What subcortical centers are located
in inferior colon hearing
102. The inflammatory process destroyed
the trachea back wall... Esophagus
103. The tube tonsil location is near the
pharyngeal opening of auditory tube
104. Pharyngeal skeletonotopy 6-7
cervical vertebra
105. The organ of the posterior
mediastinum esophagus
106. Greater circle of blood circulation
begins from left ventricle
107. Purpose of the oval hole connects
atria in prenatal ontogenesis
108. The atrioventricular node is located
in wall of the right atrium
109. An organ located in the middle
mediastinum heart
110. One of the anatomical formations of
heart is apex
111. Fluctuating ribs XI-XII
112. Lungs are located in thoracic cavity
113. Gas exchange occurs in alveoli
114. It is distinguished in heart base
115. The lungs structural element where
gas exchange between air and body occurs
alveolar sacs
116. Food comes from esophagus to
stomach
117. Stomach function is secretion of
gastric juice
118. Gallbladder function is reservoir
119. The accessory duct of pancreas
opens in minor papilla of duodenum
120. Initial part of colon is cecum
121. the function of small intestine is
absorption
122. Food comes from duodenum to
jejunum
123. Liver function is bile formation
124. The stomach parts body, fundus,
pyloric and cardiac parts.
125. Superior mesenteric artery supplies 146. chewing muscles are supplied by the
with blood jejunum blood from external carotid artery
126. Adjacent to an uterus rectum. 147. pulmonary circulation begins from
right ventricle
127. Kidney’s sheath fat capsule
148. cecum is supplied with blood by
128. Tributaries of splenic vein short
superior mesenteric artery
gastric veins
149. branch of celiac trunk splenic artery
129. Adjacent to the great curvature of
stomach transverse colon 150. bladder is supplied with blood by an
artery that ..if it is smth about
130. It is located in the right iliac fossa
rectum/prostate/uterus then probably..
cecum
internal iliac artery
131. Suction process is provided by villi
155. Gluteal muscles innervate from sacral
132. Lesser omentum is formed by plexus
hepatogastric ligament
156. The bladder lies behind pubic fusion
133. Ligaments from the stomach greater
157. layer of peritoneum parietal and
curvature gastrocolic
visceral
134. Sigmoid colon is supplied with blood
158. layer of pericardium serous and
by inferior mesenteric artery
fibrous
135. Part of descending aorta abdominal
159. Division of the small intestine
part
duodenum
136. N. vestibulocochlearis is a nerve of
160. The mucous membrane of the small
VIII pair
intestine forms longitudinal folds
137. ciliary muscle function changes the
161. Superior mesenteric artery supplies
lens curvature
blood the small intestine
138. the bone in which the largest opening
162. Large lymphatic duct of the body
of the skull occipital
thoracic duct
139. IV ventricle is cavity of rhomboid
163. Thoracic duct inflows into venous
140. n.glossopharyngeus is a nerve of IX corners
pair
164. Paired branch of the abdominal aorta
141. trochlear nerve is a nerve of IV pair renal artery/ lumbar arteries

142. the front branch of external carotid 165. Paired visceral branch of the abdominal
artery facial artery aorta middle adrenal artery

143. the brain part that resembles the 166. The portal vein enters to the liver/
external structure medulla oblangata hilum of the liver

144. cranial nerve exiting from the brain 167. Refers to the diencephalon thalamus
between the middle cerebellar peduncle V
168. The cavity of the diencephalon ІІІ
pair
ventricle
145. muscles of tongue are innervated
169. Lateral ventricle is a cavity of brain
hypoglossal nerve
170. third brain hindbrain
171. lymphoid process is function to
transport lymph, a fluid containing
infection-fighting white blood cells,
throughout the body.
172. The place where the coronary arteries
of the heart began aortic bulb
173. Branch of the ascending aorta
coronary artery of the heart
174. Front opening of nasal cavity piriform
opening
175.Between the superior and lateral walls
of orbit there is inferior orbital fissure
176.Internal jugular vein is a continuation of
sigmoid sinus
177.The patient ceased to distinguish colors.
What kind of brain nerve II optic nerve
178.Place of glossopharyngeal nerve
passage jugular foramen
179.Cornary sinus of the heart is located in
coronal sulcus
180.Gas exchange occurs in alveoli
181.It is distinguished in heart base
182.Veins located in the thickness of the
liver round ligament
Paraumbilical/umvilical vein
183.Inflow of inferior mesenteric vein
superior rectal vein
184.Inferior mesenteric artery supplies
blood rectum
185.The outer layer of the uterine wall is:
perimetrium
186.Testicle is supplied with blood by an
artery that extends from abdominal aorta
187.What anatomical formation passes
through the pelvic diaphragm
188.The largest sesamoid bone patella
189.Muscle flexing elbow joint m.biceps
brachii
190.The branch of deep brachial artery
middle collateral artery
191.The location of small saphenous vein:
behind the lateral ankle
192.Femoral artery passes through
anatomical formation: vascular lacuna
193.Short branch of the sacral plexus:
puderial nerve
Exam tests for normal anatomy
1. Plane parallel to the forehead frontal
2. Plane across the body horizontal
3. A plane like an arrow piercing a person’s
body sagittal
4. Part of the sternum manubrium
5. Cranial bone frontal
6. Facial bone upper jaw
7. Pelvic bone ilium
8. The lateral ankle has fibula
9. The xiphoid process is located on
sternum
10. Flat bone of the skull occipital bone
11. Upper limb belt flat bone scapula
12. The spongy bone in femur
13. Shoulder girdle clavicula
14. Leg bone tibial
15. The acetabulum is on pelvic bone
16. The articular cavity is located on femur
17. The petrous part has temporal bone
18. Forearm bone ulnar
19. Process of scapula acromion
20. Abdominal muscle external oblique
21. Triceps muscle of the leg forms
gastrocnemius muscle
22. The latissimus muscle is referred to as
muscle back
23. The trapezius muscle is referred to as
muscle back
24. The sartorius muscle is referred to as
muscle lower limb (front group)
25. The deltoid muscle is referred to as
muscle upper limb (shoulder girdle)
26. The gracilis muscle is referred to as
muscle/ lower limb (medial group)
27. Forearm Extensor the brachial muscle
28. The quadriceps muscle refers to
anterior thigh muscle
29. Sartorius refers to the anterior thigh
muscle
30. The biceps muscle refers to the back of
the thigh muscles
31. The gracilis muscle refers to the medial
thigh muscle group
32. The gastrocnemius muscle refers to the
muscles leg
33. The soleus muscle is located on lower
legs
34. Brush area wrist
35.Foot area metatarsal
36. Classification of joints by the number of
articular surfaces simple
37. Classification of joints according to the
shape of articular surfaces spherical
38. Rudimentary vertebrae coccygeal
39. Classification of muscle by function
pronator
40. Muscles of the head chewing
41. Chest muscle external intercostal
42. Back muscle latissimus dorsi
43. Neck muscle digastri
44. The muscle of the belt of the upper limb
deltoid
45. Muscles of the free upper limb biceps
46. Nasal cavity pear-shaped hole
47. Sesamoid is bone pisiform
48. The muscle of the anterior thigh
sartorius
49. The muscle of the back of the thigh
quadriceps
50. The outer layer of the brain dura
51. Middle layer of the brain arachnoid
52. Inner layer of the brain pia
53. Olfactory nerve is I a pair of cranial
nerves
54. The facial nerve is VII pair of cranial
nerves
55. Abduction nerve is VI pair of cranial
nerves
56. The trigeminal nerve is V pair of
cranial nerves
57. Vagus nerve is X a pair of cranial
nerves
58. The glossopharyngeal nerve is IX pair
of cranial nerves
59. I pair of cranial nerves is olfactory
nerve
60. Hypoglossal nerve is XII pair of cranial
nerves
61. The accessory nerve is XI pair of
cranial nerves
62. Optic nerve is II pair of cranial nerves
63. Oculomotor nerve is III pair of cranial
nerves
64. Trochlear nerve is IV pair of cranial
nerves
65. The vestibular cochlear nerve is VIII
pair of cranial nerves
66. Outer layer of the spinal cord dura
67. Middle layer spinal cord arachnoid
68. The inner layer of the spinal cord pia
69. Relate to the axial skeleton of the bone
skull
70. The process present in the vertebrae
spinous
71.Spine has vertebra
72. At the distal end of the humerus is
trohlea
73. At the distal end of the radius is styloid
process
74. Proximal tarsal bone calcaneus
75. In the formation of the brain skull is
involved the occipital bone
76. In the formation of the cranial vault is
involved the parietal bone
77. The maxillary sinus is in upper jaw
78. The ulna in relation to the radius is
located medially
79. Hip joints shape is caliciform
80. Bone bonding through bone tissue is
synostosis
81 . Mandatory elements of the joint
articular surfaces
82. Joint refers to multiaxial shoulder
83. When the child begins to hold his head
cervical lordosis
84. The most mobile spine cervical
85. Shoulder joint in shape spherical
86. Bone is involved in the formation of the
ankle joint tibial
87. Movement possible in the knee join
extension
88. Achilles tendon is part Triceps triceps
89. Synchondrosis includes intervertebral
discs
90. Auxiliary element of the knee joint
articular meniscus
91. The physiological kyphosis of the spinal
column is located in thoracic
92. The second cervical vertebra is different
the presence of the dentoid process
93. The thoracic vertebra is different the
presence of costal fossae
94. A bone with two necks - anatomical and
surgical shoulder-HUMERUS
95. Intervertebral discs belong to
synchondrosis
96. The complex joint in structure is
interphalangeal
97. Elbow joint in structure compound
98. The joint is simple in structure shoulder
99. Complex joint in structure
temporomandibular
100. The complex joint is knee
101. Hip joint structure refers to cup-
shaped
102. Combined in structure is Hip
103. Forearm flexor ulnar muscle
104. Muscle extending the lower leg in the
knee joint quadriceps femoris
105. Achilles tendon forms muscle calf
106. Between the upper and lateral wall of
the orbit is located superior orbital fissure
107. Between the lower and lateral wall of
the orbit is located inferior orbital fissure
108. On the inner surface of the base of the
skull is located middle cranial fossa
109 Lateral curvature of the spine scoliosis
110. Part of the cerebrum telencephalon
111. The cerebral hemispheres are
connected with corpus callosum
112. The first link of the reflex arc is
receptor
113. Receptors that perceive irritation from
the external environment exteroreceptors
114. White matter of the brain form axons
only
115. The reason for the formation of
thickening of the spinal cord a greater
number of neurons and their processes
116. White matter spinal cord form
anterior, posterior, lateral cords
117. The cerebral hemispheres connect the
corpus callosum
118. Parts of the sternum manubrium,body
119. Bones of the upper limb scapula/
clavicle/ humerus/ radius
120. Cranial bones frontal bone
121. Pelvis formed the pelvic bones
122. Bends convex back cervical lordosis/
lumbar lordosis
123. Auxiliary joint formations are articular
disc/ articular meniscus/ articular lip/
synovial bag
124. Shoulder joint form the articular
cavity of the scapula/ the head of the
humerus
125. Involved in the formation of the ankle
joint tibia/ fibula/ talus
126. Muscles of the head chewing muscle/
facial muscles
127. Back muscles latissimus dorsi/
trapezius muscle/ rhomboid muscle/
levator scapula muscle
128. Chest muscles platysma muscle/
pectoralis major muscle/ pectoralis minor
muscle/ anterior serratus muscle
129. Abdominal muscles rectus abdominis
muscle/ transverse abdominal muscle/
external oblique muscle of the abdomen
130. The midbrain includes peduncle of the
brain/ Midbrain Tire/ aqueduct
131. Parts of the autonomic nervous system/
sympathetic/ parasympathetic
132. Spinal cord roots/ anterior
133. Nerves that pass through the superior
orbital fissure/ oculomotor nerve/ abduction
nerve/ trochlear nerve
134. Segments of the spinal cord in which
there are vegetative nuclei/ sacral segments
S2 - S4/ thoracic segments/ upper lumbar
segments L1 - L2
135. Rhomboid brain regions/ medulla
oblongata
136. The amount of primary teeth/ 20
137. Number of permanent teeth/ 32
138. Esophagus function/ the digestive tract
139. The serous membrane lining the organs
and walls of the abdominal cavity/
peritoneum
140. Serous membrane forming the
pericardium/ pericardium
141. Food comes from the esophagus to/
stomach
142. Food comes from the stomach to/ the
duodenum
143. Food comes from the duodenum to/
jejunum
144. Food comes from the jejunum in/ ileum
145. The ileum opens in/ the cecum
146. The cecum goes into/ the ascending
colon
147. The ascending colon passes into/ ileum
148. The transverse colon passes into/ the
descending colon
149. The descending colon passes into/ the
sigmoid colon.
150. The sigmoid colon passes into/ the
rectum
151. The mucous membrane forms
longitudinal folds in/ the esophagus
152. Starting from of colon/ the rectum
153. The final section of the colon/ the
rectum
154. The appendix proceeds from/ the
cecum
155. Produces bile/ the liver
156. The bile duct opens in/ the duodenum
157. The pancreatic duct opens in/ the
duodenum
158. Peyer's plaques are located in/ ileum
159. Gallbladder function/ secretory
160. The location of the palatine tonsil/
between the palatine arches
161. Pharyngeal tonsil location/ near the
pharyngeal opening of the auditory tube
162. Tubal tonsil location/ near the
pharyngeal opening of the auditory tube
163. Anatomy restricting the pharynx/ soft
palate
164. Oral cavity to the pharynx
communicated via/ pharynx
165. The nasopharynx opens/ auditory tube
166. Anatomical narrowing of the
esophagus/ gastric/ aortic/ cervical
167. The pharynx with the nasal cavity
communicates through/ choans
168. Mesentery has/ ileum/ the rectum
169. The mesentery is absent in/ jejunum
170. The position of the pancreas in relation
to the peritoneum/ extraperitoneal
position(retroperitoneal)
171. Opens into the cecum/ ileum
172. Stomach peritoneum covered/
intraperitoneally
173. It takes extraperitoneal position/ kidney
174. A section of the intestine, in the walls
of which there are intestinal villi/
ileum(jejunum)
175. Peyer's patches are constructed from a
fabric/ lymphoid
176. The jejunum is covered with
peritoneum/ extra-, meso- and
intraperitoneally
177. External features of the colon/ taenia
178. The organ in contact with the head of
the pancreas/ the duodenum
179. Among milk teeth are absent/
premolars
180. The oropharynx communicates with the
oral cavity using/ pharynx
181. The upper abdominal wall is formed/
diaphragm
182. Department of Colon, located in the
right iliac fossa/ the sigmoid colon
183. Department of Colon, located in the left
iliac fossa/ the sigmoid colon
84. Department of Colon,
located in the pelvic cavity/ the rectum
185. Chemical processing of food occurs/
the duodenum\
86. Additional absorption and phagocytosis
occurs in/ liver
187. The formation of feces occurs in/ colon
188. Organs and abdominal wall lines
peritoneum
189. The mucous membrane of the small
intestine forms/ intestinal fibre
190. The ileum is/ the mesenteric part of the
small intestine
191. The cecum is located/
intraperitoneally
192. For the colon is characteristic/ the
presence of muscle taenia
193. The transverse colon has mesentery/
the pyloric part
194. The descending colon is located/
retroperitoneally
195. The sigmoid colon/ an intraperitoneal
organ
196. The mucous membrane forms
longitudinal folds in/ the esophagus
197. The front wall of the vestibule of the
mouth/ lips
198. The pancreas is located/ retroperitoneal
space
199. Tonsils are located / in the throat
200. Intestinal fibre has/ jejunum
201. Organs located intraperitoneally/
stomach, cecum, appendix
202. Organs located retroperitoneally/
pancreas, kidney
203. Oral cavity/ vestibule/ the actual oral
cavity
204. Parts of the palate/ hard(anterior)/
posterior/ anterior/ soft(posterior)
205. Tonsil located in the oropharynx/
palatine
206. Anatomical formation that flows into
the descending part of the duodenum/
pancreatic duct
207. Sections of the small intestine/ the
duodenum/ jejunum/ ileum
208. Parts of the colon/ the cecum/
transverse colon/ the descending colon
209. Features of the structure of the colon/
haustra (swellings)
B) muscle taenia
210. The main parts of the stomach/ body/
the cardiac part/ the pyloric part
211. The main parts of the pancreas/ tail/
head/ body/ neck
212. Anterior to the rectum in men are/
prostate gland/ seminal vesicles
213. Anatomical narrowing of the
esophagus/ diaphragmatic/ pharyngeal/
bronchial
214. The esophagus has/ the neck(cervical)/
the chest(thoracic)/ the abdominal part
215. Pharynx borders/ soft palate/ palatine
arches/ the root of the tongue
216. Actually the oral cavity is separated
from the vestibule/ teeth/ alveolar
processes of the lower jaw
217. Tongue has/ body/ tip/ base
218. The serous membrane lining the organs
and walls of the chest cavity/ pleura
219. Tracheal function/ respiratory
220. Bronchial function/ resperatory
221. Laryngeal cartilage having a ring and
plate/ cricoid
222. Larynx cartilage/ cricoids/ thyroid/
epiglottis
223. Number of shares in the right lung/ 3
224. The number of shares(lobes) in the left
lung/ 2
225. The number of fissure in the right lung/
2
226. The number of fissure in the left lung/ 1
227. Tracheal bifurcation is located at/ V-
thoracic vertebra
228. Acinus is/ lung structural unit
229. Part of the lung/ body
230. Lung surface/ mediastinal
231. Nasal cavity/ olfactory
232. The nasal cavity is divided into/ the
respiratory section
233. Tracheal bifurcation level/ 5th thoracic
vertebra
234. Right bronchus/ short
235. Left bronchus/ narrow
236. Laryngeal cartilage with two processes/
scaly ( орысшада arytenoid)
237. Lung function/ gas exchange
238. The structural and functional unit of the
lung is/ acinus
239. The larynx is in contact with the back/
pharynx
240. The cricoid cartilage arc is facing/ front
241. Voice formation is affected/ the
muscles of the larynx
242. Enter the gates of the lung/ the main
bronchus
243. Structures of the bronchial tree, in the
walls of which there is no cartilage/ end
bronchioles
244. Anatomical formation of the root of the
lung/ the main bronchus
245. Lung gate location/ mediastinal surface
246. The organ of the posterior
mediastinum/ esophagus
247. Department of the mediastinum, in
which the thymus is located/ anterior
mediastinum
248. Structures involved in the formation of
acinus/ lobular bronchi
249. A cardiac notch on the lung is localized
to/ the front edge of the left lung
250. The lower respiratory tract includes/
trachea
251. Division of the right upper lobar
bronchus into segmental bronchi/ three
252. The lower wall of the chest cavity is
formed/ diaphragm
253. The lower wall of the nasal cavity is
formed/ palate
254. An organ that is an amazing musical
instrument/ larynx
255. Laryngeal cartilage with an “Adam's
apple”/ thyroid
256. Lungs are located in/ chest cavity
257. The maxillary sinus opens in/ nasal
cavity
258. Open in the nasopharynx/ paranasal
sinuses
259. Respiratory organs/ trachea, bronchi
260. Pleura is/ serous membrane
261. The most characteristic signs of the
right lung/ short, wide
262. The most characteristic signs of the left
main bronchus/ long, narrow
263. Upper respiratory tract/ outer nose/
nasal cavity/ pharynx
264. Lower respiratory tract/ trachea/
bronchi
265. Walls of the nasal cavity/ bottom/
lateral/ top
266. Paranasal sinuses/ frontal/ maxillary/
sphenoid/ nasal
267. Unpaired laryngeal cartilage/ epiglottis/
thyroid/ cricoid
268. Bronchial tree form/ major bronchi/
lobular/ segmental
269. Lung surface/ costal/ mediastinal/
diaphragmatic
270. In the middle nasal passage open/
frontal sinus/ maxillary sinus/ the anterior
and middle cells of the ethmoid bone
271. Laryngeal function/ voice-forming
272. Parts of trachea/ neck/ chest
273. Lung root form/ bronchus/ pulmonary
artery/ pulmonary vein
274. Lobes divided into 5 segments/ lower
lobe of the right lung
275. Parts secreted by the parietal pleura/
costal/ mediastinal/ diaphragmatic
276. Parts of the larynx/ sub-vocal cavity
277. Acinus form/ respiratory bronchioles/
alveolar bags/ alveoli
278. Nephron is a functional anatomical
unit/ kidney
279. Kidney function/ hormonal
280. Ureter function/ urinary
281. Bladder function/ reservoir
282. Component of the nephron/ Bowman
capsule
283. The prostate gland produces/ the liquid
part of sperm
284. The structure of the prostate after
puberty is an organ/ muscular glandular
285. Part of the uterus/ fundus
286. Female genital organ/ the uterus
287. Part of the ureter/ pelvic
288. Vaginal function/ hormonal
289. Testicular function/ spermatogenesis
290. Ovarian function/ ovogenesis/ secretory
291. The inner layer of the uterine wall is/
endometrium
292. The middle layer of the uterine wall is/
myometrium
293. The outer layer of the uterine wall is/
perimetrium
294. where sperm formation/ convoluted
seminiferous tubules
295. Fallopian tube function/ conductive
296. Kidney medulla presented/ pyramids
297. kidney relation to the peritoneum/
extraperitoneal
298. Vascular glomerulus lies in/
Shumlyansky-Bowman capsule
299. The renal pelvis with the bladder
connects/ the ureter
300. The organ located behind the pubic
symphysis bladder
301. Anatomical formations adjacent to the
uterus the sigmoid colon
302. Myometrium is the muscular layer of
the uterus
303. In contact with the lower wall of the
pelvic cavity bladder
304. Kidneys are located in abdominal
cavity
305. The ovary is located in abdominal
cavity / the pelvic cavity
306. The testicle is located in scrotum
307. The bladder is located in the pelvic
cavity
308. To the back surface of the bladder in
men is adjacent the rectum
309. Sperm cells form in testicular network
310. Adjacent to the prostate gland the
rectum
311. An organ located in the pelvic cavity
seminal vesicle
312. A component of the excretory tree of
the kidney a large cup / the ureter
313. In front of the rectum in men is located
bladder
314. In anterior of the rectum in women is
located the uterus
315. Pelvic organs in men rectum, bladder
316. Pelvic organs in women rectum, uterus,
bladder
317. Ovarian function hormonal, ovogenesis
318. Under the bladder in men is located the
prostate
319. Layers of kidney renal fascia / fat
capsule
320. In the kidney sinus are small cups /
large cups / renal pelvis
321. The fixing apparatus kidney renal
vessels / fat capsule
322. Urinary organs urethra
323. Testicular function produces sperm
324. Male internal (reproductive) organs vas
deferens / the prostate / seminal vesicles
325. The internal structure of the male penis
paired cavernous bodies / spongy body
326. Male urethra functions removes
urine / stimulates sperm
327. Vagina has vault front wall / back
wall
328. Female internal genital organs ovaries /
the uterus and fallopian tubes / the vagina
329. Female external genitalia large labia /
labia minora / clitoris and hymen
330. Uterine structure bottom / Body / the
neck
331. Parts of the bladder the tip of the
bladder(apex) / the bottom of the
bubble(fundus) / the body of the
bladder(corpus)
332. The back surface of the bladder in
women is adjacent to the vagina
333. Parts of the male urethra prostate /
membranous / spongy
334. Fissure located on the sterno-costal
surface of the heart coronary
335. Inner layer of the heart endocardium
336. Middle layer of the heart myocardium
337. Outer layer of the heart epicardium
338. The pericardium is called pericardium
339. The tricuspid valve of the heart is
located in right atrioventricular foramen
340. Bicuspid, or mitral valve of the heart is
located in the left atrioventricular opening
341. From the left ventricle out aorta
342. It goes from the right ventricle
pulmonary trunk
343. The left atrium empties pulmonary
veins
344. Branch of ascending aorta left coronary
artery
345. Parietal branches of the thoracic aorta
bronchial / esophageal / pericardial
346. Aortic bifurcation is located at IV –
lumbar vertebra
347. The muscles of the anterior group of
the shoulder supplies the artery shoulder
348. Superior vena cava is formed by fusion
brachiocephalic veins
349. Branch of the anterior group of the
external carotid artery facial artery
350. Branch of the posterior group of the
external carotid artery occipital artery
351. The right common carotid artery
departs from brachiocephalic trunk
352. Left common carotid artery departs
from aortic arch
353. The right subclavian carotid artery
departs from brachiocephalic trunk
354. The left subclavian artery moves away
from aortic arch
355. Flows into the right atrium superior
vena cava
356. Artery supplying the heart left
coronary
357. The vessel of the pulmonary circulation
pulmonary trunk
358. Departs from the brachiocephalic trunk
right subclavian artery
359. Place of onset of coronary artery of the
heart aortic bulb
360. The beginning of a large circle of blood
circulation left ventricle
361. The vessel supplying the brain internal
carotid
362. The blood supply to the brain is
involved common carotid artery
363. Branches of the abdominal aorta
lumbar arteries
364. Unpaired visceral branch of the
abdominal aorta celiac trunk
365. Upper mesenteric artery supplies blood
jejunum
366. The inferior mesenteric artery supplies
blood the sigmoid colon
367. Vein related to the visceral tributaries
of the inferior vena cava под вопросом
inferior phrenic vein / lumbar vein / renal
vein
368. Visceral tributaries of the inferior vena
cava hepatic veins
369. Portal vein enters hilum of the liver
370. The influx of the portal vein superior
mesenteric vein
371. Arteries that are visceral branches of
the thoracic aorta esophageal and bronchial
372. The pulmonary circulation begins from
right ventricle
373. A large circle of blood circulation
begins from left ventricle
374. The pulmonary circulation ends: left
atrium
375. The coronary venous sinus of the heart
opens in right atrium
376. The great circle of blood circulation
ends right atrium
377. Semilunar heart valves are located in
the area openings of the pulmonary trunk
378. Venous trunks of which the superior
vena cava is composed right and left
brachiocephalic veins
379. Venous trunks from which the inferior
vena cava is formed common iliac veins
380. Brachiocephalic vein at the junction
form superior vena cava
381. A vessel supplying the heart right
coronary artery
382. The liver supplies blood celiac trunk
383. Continuation of the femoral artery is
the artery popliteal
384. The superficial palmar arch is
formed radial artery / ulnar
artery(predominantly)
385. Artery forming a deep palmar arch
ulnar
386. Veins, which are parietal tributaries of
the inferior vena lumbar / renal veins
387. Visceral tributaries of the inferior vena
cava are veins renal / lumbar
388. The inferior vena cava veins empty into
lumbar / renal
389. Anatomical features of the portal vein
enters the gate of the liver
390. Portal vein form superior mesenteric
vein / inferior mesenteric vein / splenic vein
391. The superior vena cava form left
brachiocephalic vein / right subclavian vein
392. Celiac trunk supplies the stomach /
liver
393. Anatomical structures derived
endocardium atrial ventricular valves / aortic
valve / pulmonary valve
394. Fall into the right atrium coronary sinus
/ superior vena cava / inferior vena cava
395. The left atrium has holes pulmonary
veins/left atrial ventricular
396. Branch of aortic arch brachiocephalic
trunk / left common carotid artery / left
subclavian artery
397. Layers of the walls of the heart
epicardium / myocardium / endocardium
398. The end branches of the aorta external
iliac / superior mesenteric / inferior
mesenteric / internal iliac
399. Veins flowing into the internal jugular
vein
400. Form the brachiocephalic trunk veins
internal jugular / subclavian
401. Superior mesenteric artery supplies
blood/ the small intestine
402. The inferior mesenteric artery supplies
blood/ the sigmoid colon/ the rectum
403. Gland, performs endocrine function/
pancreas
404. external secretory glands/ the liver
405. Endocrine organ/ adrenal gland
406. The pancreas, as the endocrine gland
secretes/ insulin
407. Center of the immune system/ thymus
gland
408. Endocrine organ/ pituitary gland
409. Thyroid hormone/ thyroxine
410. Pancreatic hormone/ insulin
411. Adrenal hormone/ adrenaline
412. Male sex hormone/ testosterone
413. Organ of the immune system/ thymus
gland
414. Thymus relates to a system/ immune
415. The thyroid gland is classified as a
system/ endocrine
416. The parathyroid gland is an organ/
endocrine system
417. Epiphysis – a/ the pineal body
418. Adrenal gland - an organ/ endocrine
organs
419. Mixed secretion gland/ testicle
420. Growth hormone produces/ pituitary
421. The hormone glucagon is produced/ the
pancreas
422. Noradrenaline is a hormone./ adrenal
gland
423. Progesterone produces/ ovary
424. Estrogen is produced by/ ovary
425. The adrenal gland produces/ estrogen/
progesterone/ testosterone
426. Pregnancy hormone/ progesterone
427. Ovarian endocrine function is
production/ progesterone
428. Palatine tonsil location/ between the
palatopharyngeal and palatine arches
429. The location of the pharyngeal tonsil/
nasopharynx
430. Severe cramps occur in case of product
disruption/ parathyroid hormone
431. Dwarf growth is observed with a
decrease in production/ Growth hormone
432. Gigantism causes increased production/
Growth hormone
433. Diabetes develops with impaired
production/ insulin
434. Goiter develops with enhanced
production of/ thyroxine
435. An increase in the production of growth
hormone leads to/ gigantism
436. A decrease in insulin production leads
to/ diabetes
437. Adrenaline action/ enhances
contractility and excitability of the heart
438. The thyroid gland is located in/ neck
area
439. Thymus is located in/ chest cavity
440. The bone marrow in an adult is in/
epiphyses of long tubular bones
441. Features of the endocrine glands/ do
not have excretory ducts/ hormones go
directly to the blood/ produce hormones
442. Mixed secretion glands/ pancreas
443. Gland of external secretion/ salivary
glands
444. The thyroid gland produces hormones/
thyroxine
E) triiodothyronine
445. Estrogen secreted/ adrenal gland/ testis
446. Ovarian hormones/ estrogen/
progesterone
447. Adrenal hormones/ adrenaline
448. Pancreatic hormones/ insulin/ glucagon
449. Organs of the immune system/ thymus/
the spleen/ thymus gland
450. Endocrine glands located in the brain/
pituitary gland/ pineal gland
451. Departs from the brachial plexus/ the
median nerve
452. The musculocutaneous nerve
innervates the muscles/ the front of the
shoulder
453. The muscles of the anterior surface of
the forearm innervate/ the median nerve
454. The muscles of the back surface of the
forearm are innervated/ radial nerve
455. The muscles of the anterior surface of
the forearm supply the blood/ radial artery/
ulnar artery
456. Branch of the brachial arteries/ deep
artery of the shoulder
457. The medial saphenous vein of the arm
flows into/ brachial vein
458. Superficial veins of the upper limb/
brachial vein
459. Long branches of the brachial plexus/
radial nerve
460. Lymph nodes of the upper limb/
axillary
461. The continuation of the axillary artery/
shoulder(brachial artery)
462. The terminal branches of the brachial
artery/ ulnar
463. The median nerve innervates/ surface
finger flexor
464. Deep veins of the upper limb/ brachial
vein
465. Axillary vein inflows/ subclavian vein
466. Short branches of the brachial plexus/
lateral and medial pectoral nerves
467. Lymph from the right upper limb pours
in/ in the thoracic duct
468. Axillary vein is a continuation/ brachial
vein
469. The back muscle group of the forearm
supplies the blood/ posterior interosseous
artery
470. The back muscle group of the forearm
innervates/ radial nerve
471. Venous trunks of which the inferior
vena cava is composed/ common iliac veins
472. Branches internal iliac artery/ rectalis
media
473. Flow into the superior mesenteric vein/
inferior mesenteric vein
474. Parietal tributaries flowing into the
internal iliac vein/ superior gluteal veins/
inferior gluteal veins
475. Visceral tributaries of the internal iliac
vein/ superior rectal vein/ medium rectal
vein
476. Veins flowing into the external iliac
vein superior epigastric vein
477. Visceral tributaries flowing into the
internal iliac vein/ superior rectal veins/
urinary veins
478. The confluence of the internal and
external iliac veins occurs at the level of/
sacroiliac joint
479. Parietal tributaries flowing into the 496. The muscles of the anterior group of
internal iliac vein the obturator vein/ the lower leg supply the artery anterior
inferior gluteal veins tibial
480. The large saphenous vein of the leg is 497. Muscles of the posterior group of the
located in front of the medial ankle lower leg supply the artery posterior tibial
481. Small saphenous vein of the leg flows 498. The muscles of the medial thigh group
into popliteal vein innervate obturator nerve
482. The location of the small saphenous 499. Anterior tibial artery supplies blood
vein of the leg behind the lateral ankle anterior leg muscle group
483. Vienna, which carries blood from the 500. The posterior tibial artery supplies
placenta to the fetus umbilical vein blood the back of the leg muscles
484. Umbilical Vein after birth turns into Exam tests for normal anatomy
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485. Arterial (Botallov) duct in the fetus faculty 1-course
connects the aortic arch and pulmonary
trunk 1.Plane parallel to the forehead
A) median
486. Axillary artery branches at the level of B)(+)frontal
the thoracic triangle upper thoracic artery B) sagittal
487. Branches of the deep artery of the C) vertical
shoulder middle collateral artery/ radial D) horizontal
collateral artery
2. Plane across the body
488. Branches of the brachial artery
superior ulnar collateral artery/ deep A) oblique
artery of the shoulder B) frontal
C) sagittal
489. Branches of the radial artery involved D) vertical
in the formation of the arterial network of (+)E) horizontal
the elbow joint the return radial artery
3.A plane like an arrow piercing a person’s
490. The branches of the ulnar artery body
involved in the formation of the arterial A) medial
network of the elbow joint recurrent ulnar B) frontal
artery (+)C) sagittal
491. Branches of the ulnar artery common D) vertical
interosseous artery E) horizontal
4.Part of the sternum
492. The branches of the sacral plexus are A) squamous
divided into long B) tubercle
493. The long branch of the sacral plexus C) apex
sciatic nerve (+)D) manubrium
E) styloid process
494. A.dorsalis pedis continued anterior
tibial artery 5.Cranial bone
(+)A) frontal
495. The superior gluteal artery leaves the B) vomer
pelvis through supra-piriform aperture C) zygomatic
D) upper jaw
E) lower jaw
6.Facial bone 14.Leg bone
A) frontal A)talus
B) parietal B) femoral
C) ethmoid C) patella
D) occipital D) sphenoid
(+)E) upper jaw (+)E) tibial
7.Pelvic bone 15.The acetabulum is on
A) frontal A) sternum
B) occipital B) clavicle
C) sacral C) scapula
(+)D) sciatic (+)D) pelvic bone
E) sphenoid E) humerus
8.The lateral ankle has 16.The articular cavity is located on
A) humerus A) sternum
B) pelvic bone B) femur
C) femur (+)C) scapula
D) tibia D) the pelvic bone
(+)E) fibula E) the humerus
9. The xiphoid process is located on 17.The petrous part has
A) scapula A) the frontal bone
B) clavicle B) the parietal bone
(+)C) sternum (+)C) temporal bone
D) pelvic bone D) occipital bone
E) femur E) sphenoid bone
10. Flat bone of theskull 18.Forearm bone
A) scapula A) clavicle
B) pelvic bone B) shoulder
(+)C) parietal bone (+)C) ulnar
D) upper jaw D) lunate
E) occipital bone E) pisiform
11.Upper limb belt flat bone 19. Process ofscapula
(+)A) scapula A) coronal
B) pelvic bone (+)B) acromion
C) parietal bone C) mastoid
D) clavicula D) styloid
E) humerus E) olecranon
12.The spongy bone is 20.Abdominal muscle
(+)A) sternum A) trapezoid
B) radius (+)B) external oblique
C) humerus C) serratus anterior
D) ulna D) rhomboid muscle
E) femur E) teres major
13. Shoulder girdle 21.Triceps muscle of the leg forms
A) shoulder A) scallop muscle
B) radiation (+)B) gastrocnemius muscle
C) ulnar C) popliteal muscle
(+)D) clavicula D) anterior tibial muscle
E) lunate E) semitendinosus muscle
22.The latissimus muscle is referred to as muscles
muscle 29. Sartorius refers to
A) pelvis A) back of the thigh muscles
B) neck (+)B) the anterior thigh muscle
(+)C) back C) the anterior leg muscles
D) thorax D) the medial thigh muscle group
E) heads E) the back of the leg muscles
23.The trapezius muscle is referred to as 30. The biceps muscle refers to
muscle (+)A) anterior thigh muscle
A) neck B) the back of the thigh muscles
B) abdomen C) the medial thigh muscle group
C) thorax D) the back of the leg muscles
(+)D) back E) the lateral muscle group of the lower leg
E) heads 31. The gracilis muscle refers to
24.The sartorius muscle is referred to as A) anterior thigh muscle
muscle B) the anterior leg muscles
A) neck C) the lateral muscle group of the lower leg
B) pelvis (+)D) the medial thigh muscle group
C) heads 32. The gastrocnemius muscle refers to the
(+)D) lower limb muscles
E) upper limb A) hips
25.The deltoid muscle is referred to as B) pelvis
muscle (+)C) leg
A) neck D) foot
B) pelvis E) shoulder
C) abdomen 33.The soleus muscle is located on
D) lower limb A) hips
(+)E) upper limb (+)B) lower legs
26.The gracilis muscle is referred to as C) foot
muscle D) shoulder
A) thorax E) forearm
B) pelvis 34.Brush area
C) heads A) shoulder
(+)D) lower limb B) metatarsus
E) upper limb (+)C) wrist
27.Forearm Extensor D) forearm
A) arch support E) tarsus
B) the brachial muscle 35.Foot area
C) soleus muscle A) leg
D) biceps B) metacarpal
(+) E) triceps muscle of the C) hip
shoulder D) carpal
28.The quadriceps muscle refers to E) (+)metatarsal
A) back of the thigh muscles 36.Classification of joints by the number of
B) the anterior leg muscles articular surfaces
(+)C) anterior thigh muscle (+)A) simple
D) the medial thigh muscle group B) mixed
E) the lateral group of the leg C) integrated
D) cylindrical C) gastrocnemius
E) combined D) latissimus dorsi
37.Classification of joints according to the E) sternocleidomastoid
shape of articular surfaces 45.Muscles of the free upper limb
A) simple A) deltoid
(+)B) spherical B) latissimus dorsi
C) mixed C) trapezoid
D) integrated (+)D) biceps
E) combined E) sternocleidomastoid
38.Rudimentary vertebrae 46.Nasal cavity
A) cervical A) round hole
B) thoracic B) optic canal
C) lumbar (+)C) pear-shaped hole
D) sacral D) superior orbital fissure
(+)E) coccygeal E) lower orbital fissure
39.Classification of muscle by function 47.Sesamoid is bone
A) rectus A)calcaneal
(+)B) pronator (+)B) pisiform
C) quadriceps C) talus
D) transverse D) scaphoid
E) soleus E) lunate
40.Muscles of the head 48.The muscle of the anterior thigh
A) flexors A) biceps
(+)B) chewing B) gracilis
C) adductor (+)C) sartorius
D) extensors D) semitendinosus
E) pronators E) semimembranosus
41.Chest muscle 49.The muscle of the back of the thigh
A) latissimus dorsi A) gracilis
B) trapezoid (+)B) biceps
C) teres major C) plantar
(+)D) external intercostal D) sartorius
E) sternocleidomastoid E) quadriceps
42.Back muscle 50.The outer layer of the brain
(+)A) latissimus dorsi (+)A) dura
B) teres maior B) arachnoid
C) teres major C) pia
D) external intercostal D) serous
E) sternocleidomastoid E) fibrous
43.Neck muscle 51.Middle layer of the brain
A) triceps A) dura
B) deltoid (+)B) arachnoid
C) biceps C) pia
(+)D) digastric D) mucous
E) latissimus dorsi E) serous
44.The muscle of the belt of the upper limb 52.Inner layerof the brain
(+)A) deltoid A) dura
B) soleus (+)B) pia
C) protein
D) arachnoid
E) fibrous
53.Olfactory nerve is
(+)A) I a pair of cranial nerves
B) X a pair of cranial nerves
C) IX a pair of cranial nerves
D) VII pair of cranial nerves
E) XII pair of cranial nerves
54.The facial nerve is
A) I a pair of cranial nerves
(+)B) VII pair of cranial nerves
C) X a pair of cranial nerves
D) V pair of cranial nerves
E) XII pair of cranial nerves
55.Abduction nerve is
A) I a pair of cranial nerves
(+)B) VI pair of cranial nerves
C) X pair of cranial nerves
D) XI pair of cranial nerves
E) IX pair of cranial nerves
56.The trigeminal nerve is
A) I pair of cranial nerves
B) VII pair of cranial nerves
(+)C) V pair of cranial nerves
D) IX pair of cranial nerves
E) XII pair of cranial nerves
57.Vagus nerve is
A) I a pair of cranial nerves
B) VI pair of cranial nerves
(+)C) X a pair of cranial nerves
D) XII pair of cranial nerves
E) IX pair of cranial nerves
58.The glossopharyngeal nerve is
A) III pair of cranial nerves
B) X pair of cranial nerves
C) VII pair of cranial nerves
D) XI pair of cranial nerves
(+)E) IX pair of cranial nerves
59.I pair of cranial nerves is
A) the vagus nerve
(+)B) olfactory nerve
C) the glossopharyngeal nerve
D) the hypoglossal nerve
E) trigeminal nerve
60.Hypoglossal nerve is
A) V pair of cranial nerves
B) II pair of cranial nerves
C) X a pair of cranial nerves
(+)D) XII pair of cranial nerves
E) IX pair of cranial nerves
61.The accessory nerve is
A) III pair of cranial nerves
B) X a pair of cranial nerves
(+)C) XI pair of cranial nerves
D) IX pair of cranial nerves
E) VII pair of cranial nerves
62.Optic nerve is
A) I a pair of cranial nerves
(+)B) II pair of cranial nerves
C) X a pair of cranial nerves
D) IX pair of cranial nerves
E) VII pair of cranial nerves
63.Oculomotor nerve is
A) I pair of cranial nerves
B) II pair of cranial nerves
(+)C) III pair of cranial nerves
D) IV pair of cranial nerves
E) VII pair of cranial nerves
64.Trochlear nerve is
A) X pair of cranial nerves
B) IX pair of cranial nerves
(+)C) IV pair of cranial nerves
D) VIII pair of cranial nerves
E) XII pair of cranial nerves
65.The vestibular cochlear nerve is
A) IV pair of cranial nerves
(+)B) VIII pair of cranial nerves
C) X a pair of cranial nerves
D) IX pair of cranial nerves
E) XI pair of cranial nerves
66.Outer layer of the spinal cord
(+)A) dura
B) pia
C) serous
D) adventitia
E) arachnoid
67.Middle layer spinal cord
A) pia
B) dura
C) serous
(+)D) arachnoid
E) vascular
68.The inner layer of the spinal cord
(+)A) pia
B) mucous
C) dura (+)A) the parietal bone
D) arachnoid B) upper jaw
E) adventitia C) ethmoid bone
69.Relate to the axial skeleton of the bone D) nasal bone
A) lower limbs E) vomer
B) forearm 77.The maxillary sinus is in
(+)C) skull A) sphenoid bone
D) foot B) the occipital bone
E) wrist (+)C) upper jaw
70.The process present in the vertebrae D) the lower jaw
A) acromial E) temporal bone
B) coracoid 78.The ulna in relation to the radius is
C) styloid located
(+)D) spinous A) distally
E) coronal (+)B) medially
71.Spine has C) laterally
A) vertebra D) proximally
B) ulna E) horizontally
C) first rib 79..Hip joints shape is
D) radial bone (+)A) caliciform
(+)E) scapula B) flat
72.At the distal end of the humerus is C) condyle
(+)A) trohlea D) ellipsoid
B) head E) cylindrical
C) lesser tubercle 80. Bone bonding through bone tissue is
D) inter-tubercle groove A) diarthrosis
E) deltoid tuberosity B) hemiarthrosis
73.At the distal end of the radius is C) syndesmosis
(+)A) styloid process D) synchondrosis
B) the mastoid process (+)E) synostosis
C) tuberosity 81.Mandatory elements of the joint
D) head (+)A) articular surfaces
E) neck B) synovial bags
74.Proximal tarsal bone C) menisci
A) cuboid D) ligaments
(+)B) calcaneus E) disk
C) hamate 82.Joint refers to multiaxial
D) pisiform A) interphalangeal
E) capitate B) ankle
75.In the formation of the brain skull is C) wrist band
involved D) shoulder-elbow
(+)A) the occipital bone (+)E) shoulder
B) upper jaw 83.When the child begins to hold his head,
C) nasal bones A) lumbar lordosis
D) palatine bone B) sacral kyphosis
E) vomer (+)C) cervical lordosis
76.In the formation of the cranial vault is D) thoracic kyphosis
involved E) scoliosis
84.The most mobile spine D) lumbar
A) upper thoracic E) between I and II cervical vertebrae
B) lower thoracic 92.The second cervical vertebra is different
C) coccygeal A) absent of body
D) sacral (+)B) the presence of the dentoid process
(+)E) cervical C) the absence of the spinous process
85.Shoulder joint in shape D) the presence of costal fossae
A) condyle E) the presence of a long spinous process
B) ellipsoidal 93.The thoracic vertebra is different
(+)C) spherical A) absent of body
D) blocky B) the presence of the mastoid process
E) cylindrical C) the absence of the spinous process
86.Bone is involved in the formation of the D) the presence of the dentoid process
ankle joint (+)E) the presence of costal fossae
A) medial sphenoid 94.A bone with two necks - anatomical and
(+)B) tibial surgical
C) scaphoid (+)A) shoulder
D) cuboid B) scapula
E)calcaneus C) pelvic
87.Movement possible in the knee joint D) sternum
(+)A) extension E) ulnar
B) circular rotation 95.Intervertebral discs belong to
C) cast A) ankylosis
D) contrast B) synostosis
E) abduction C) syndesmosis
88.Achilles tendon is part D) amphiarthrosis
A) quadriceps femoris (+)E) synchondrosis
(+)B) Triceps triceps 96.The complex joint in structure is
C) triceps brachii A) sacroiliac
D) biceps femoris (+)B) ankle
E) biceps C) interphalangeal
89.Synchondrosis includes D) Hip
A) sutura E) shoulder
B) fontanelles 97.Elbow joint in structure
C) membranes A) simple
(+)D) intervertebral discs (+)B) difficult
E) menisci of the knee C) mixed
90.Auxiliary element of the knee joint: D) integrated
A) articular lip E) compound
B) articular disc 98.The joint is simple in structure
C) joint capsule A) wrist band
(+)D) articular meniscus B) ankle
E) articular surface C) knee
91.The physiological kyphosis of the spinal (+)D) shoulder
column is located in E) ulnar
A) cervical 99.Complicated joint in structure
(+)B) thoracic A) temporomandibular
C) the coccygeal department B) interphalangeal
(+)C) wrist band 107.Between the lower and lateral wall of
D) Hip the orbit is located
E) shoulder A) large hole
100.The complex joint is B) hoana
A) Hip C) superior orbital fissure
B) intervertebral (+)D) inferior orbital fissure
C) ulnar E) optic canal
(+)D) knee 108.On the inner surface of the base of the
E) shoulder skull is located
101.Hip joint structure refers to A) Glabella
(+)A) simple (+)B) middle cranial fossa
B) difficult C) parietal tubercle
C) flat D) temporal fossa
D) complex E) temporal fossa
E) mixed 109Lateral curvature of the spine
102.Combined in structure is A) cervical lordosis
A) shoulder B) lumbar lordosis
B) knee C) thoracic kyphosis
(+)C) intervertebral D) sacral kyphosis
D) interphalangeal (+)E) scoliosis
E) Hip 110.Part of the cerebrum
103.Forearm flexor A) cerebellum
(+)A) biceps B) midbrain
B) triceps muscle of the shoulder (+)C) telencephalon
C) soleus muscle D) the spinal cord
D) ulnar muscle E) medulla oblongata
E) arch support 111.The cerebral hemispheres are connected
104.Muscle extending the lower leg in the with
knee joint A) grooves and gyrus hemispheres
A) biceps femoris B) associative fibers
B) Triceps triceps C) the legs of the brain
(+)C) quadriceps femoris D) Varoliev pons
D) semitendinosus muscle (+)E) corpus callosum
E) semi-membranous muscle 112.The first link of the reflex arc is
105.Achilles tendon forms muscle A) vegetative neuron
A) anterior tibial B) motor neuron
(+)B) calf C) intercalary neuron
C) shoulder D) effector
D) popliteal (+)E) receptor
E) scallop 113.Receptors that perceive irritation from
106.Between the upper and lateral wall of the external environment
the orbit is located A) visceroreceptors
A) pear-shaped hole B) proprioreceptors
B) hoana C) interoreceptors
(+)C) superior orbital fissure (+)D) exteroreceptors
D) lower orbital fissure E) chemoreceptors
E) optic canal 114.White matter of the brain form
A) axons only
B) neuron bodies (+)F) temporal bone
C) only dendrites (+)G) parietal bone
D) processes of the body of neurons H) lacrimal bone
(+)E) axons and dendrites of neurons 121.Pelvis formed
115.The reason for the formation of A) sternum
thickening of the spinal cord (+)B) the pelvic bones
(+)A) a greater number of neurons and their C) patella
processes D) lumbar vertebrae
B) the departure of the front and rear roots E) cervical vertebrae
C) spinal nodes F) femur
D) more gray matter nuclei G) sesamoid bones
E) the presence of a vegetative core (+)H) sacrum
116.White matter spinal cord form 122.Bends convex back
(+)A) anterior, posterior, lateral cords A) cervical lordosis
B) front, rear, side horn B) lumbar lordosis
C) motor and sensory nuclei (+)C) thoracic kyphosis
D) spinal nodes D) pubic symphysis
E) spinal nerves E) scoliosis
117.The cerebral hemispheres connect (+)F) sacral kyphosis
A) insula G) cervicothoracic kyphosis
B) cerebellum H) lumbosacral lordosis
C) III ventricle 123.Auxiliary joint formations are
(+)D) the corpus callosum A) articular cartilage
E) superior cerebral sail (+)B) articular disc
118.Parts of the sternum (+)C) articular meniscus
(+)A) manubrium (+)D) articular lip
B) squamous E) synovial fluid
C) zygomatic process F) synovial bag
D) the neck G) intraarticular ligament
E) apex H) synovial pockets
(+)F) body 124.Shoulder joint form
G) proximal epiphyses A) articular disc
H) distal epiphyses (+)B) joint capsule
119.Bones of the upper limb (+)C) the articular cavity of the scapula
(+)A) scapula (+)D) the head of the humerus
B) occipital bone E) lower transverse ligament of the scapula
C) parietal bone F) acromial process
D)pelvic bone G) the coracoid process
E) upper jaw H) the neck of the humerus
(+)F) clavicle 125.Involved in the formation of the ankle
G) humerus joint
H) radius (+)A) tibia
120.Cranial bones (+)B) fibula
(+)A) frontal bone (+)C) talus
B) palatine bone D) calcaneus
C) lower jaw E) scaphoid
D) vomer F) cuboid bone
E) upper jaw G) sphenoid bones
H) trapezius A)posterior
126.Muscles of the head B) intermediate
A) platysma muscle (+)C) sympathetic
(+)B) chewing muscle D) medial
C) pectoralis major muscle E) spinal
D) latissimus dorsi (+)F) parasympathetic
E) biceps G) pyramidal
(+)F) facial muscles H) extrapyramidal
G) trapezius muscle 132.Spinal cord roots
H) digastric muscle (+)A) anterior
127.Back muscles (+)B) posterior
A) platysma muscle C) superior
B) chewing muscle D) inferior
C) pectoralis major muscle E) lateral
(+)D) latissimus dorsi F) medial
E) biceps G) medium
(+)F) trapezius muscle H) final
G) rhomboid muscle 133.Nerves that pass through the superior
H) levator scapula muscle orbital fissure
128.Chest muscles (+)A) oculomotor nerve
A) platysma muscle B) accessory nerve
B) chewing muscle C) facial nerve
(+)C) pectoralis major muscle (+)D) abduction nerve
D) latissimus dorsi (+)E) trochlear nerve
E) biceps F) glossopharyngeal nerve
(+)F) pectoralis minor muscle G) vagus nerve
G) posterior superior serratus muscle H) optic nerve
(+)H) anterior serratus muscle 134.Segments of the spinal cord in which
129.Abdominal muscles there are vegetative nuclei
A) platysma muscle (+)A) sacral segments S2 - S4
B) chewing muscle B) lower lumbar segments L3 - L5
C) pectoralis major muscle (+)C) thoracic segments
(+)D) rectus abdominis muscle (+)D) upper lumbar segments L1 - L2
E) biceps E) superior cervical segments C1-C4
F) rhomboid muscle F) middle cervical C3-C5
(+)G) transverse abdominal muscle G) superior cervical segments (C1-C3)
(+)H) external oblique muscle of the H) coccygeal segments
abdomen 135.Rhomboid brain regions
130.The midbrain includes A) telencephalon
(+)A) peduncle of the brain B) diencephalon
B) diencephalon (+)C) medulla oblongata
C) telencephalon (+)D) hindbrain
D) hindbrain E) midbrain
(+)E) Midbrain Tire F) hypothalamus
F) cerebellum G) basal nuclei
(+)G) aqueduct H) thalamus
H) medulla oblongata 136.The amount of primary teeth
131.Parts of the autonomic nervous system A) 8
B) 10 144.Food comes from the jejunum in
C) (+)20 A) stomach
D) 32 B) the cecum
E) 33 (+)C) ileum
137.Number of permanent teeth D) the ascending colon
A) 8 E) transverse colon
B) 10 145.The ileum opens in
C) 20 A) stomach
D) (+)32 (+)B) the cecum
E) 33 C) the ascending colon
138.Esophagus function D) transverse colon
A) secretory E) the descending colon
B) phagocytic 146.The cecum goes into
C) respiratory A) stomach
D) urinary tract B) ileum
(+)E) the digestive tract C) the sigmoid colon
139.The serous membrane lining the organs (+)D) the ascending colon
and walls of the abdominal cavity E) transverse colon
A) pleura 147.The ascending colon passes into
(+)B) peritoneum A) stomach
C) pericardium B) ileum
D) adventitia C) the sigmoid colon
E) parametrium D) the descending colon
140.Serous membrane forming the (+)E) transverse colon
pericardium 148.The transverse colon passes into
A) pleura A) stomach
B) peritoneum B) the rectum
(+)C) pericardium C) ileum
D) parametrium D) the sigmoid colon
E) adventitia (+)E) the descending colon
141.Food comes from the esophagus to 149.The descending colon passes into
(+)A) stomach A) stomach
B) jejunum B) ileum
C) the cecum (+)C) the sigmoid colon.
D) ileum D) the descending colon
E) the duodenum E) transverse colon
142.Food comes from the stomach to 150.The sigmoid colon passes into
A) the rectum A) stomach
B) jejunum (+)B) the rectum
C) the cecum C) ileum
D) ileum D) the descending colon
(+)E) the duodenum E) transverse colon
143.Food comes from the duodenum to 151.The mucous membrane forms
A) stomach longitudinal folds in
B) the duodenum (+)A) the esophagus
(+)C) jejunum B) the cecum
D) ileum C) jejunum
E) the cecum D) ileum
E) ascending colon E) phagocytic
152.Starting from of colon 160.The location of the palatine tonsil
A) jejunum A) Hoan region
B) the rectum B) at the root of the tongue
(+)C) the cecum (+)C) between the palatine arches
D) the sigmoid colon D) near the pharyngeal opening of the
E) transverse colonic auditory tube
153.The final section of the colon E) between the upper and posterior
(+)A) the rectum pharyngeal walls
B) the cecum 161.Pharyngeal tonsil location
C) jejunum A) Hoan region
D) the sigmoid colon B) at the root of the tongue
E) transverse colonic (+)C) between the palatine arches
154.The appendix proceeds from D) near the pharyngeal opening of the
(+)A) the cecum auditory tube
B) jejunum E) between the upper and posterior
C) rectum pharyngeal walls
D) Sigmoid colon 162.Tubal tonsil location
E) transverse colonic A) Hoan region
155.Produces bile B) at the root of the tongue
A) kidney C) between the palatine arches
(+)B) the liver D) between the upper and back walls of the
C) spleen pharynx
D) gall bladder (+)E) near the pharyngeal opening of the
E) pancreas auditory tube
156.The bile duct opens in 163.Anatomy restricting the pharynx
A) stomach (+)A) soft palate
B) jejunum B) epiglottis
C) the cecum C) tube roller
D) ileum D) the diaphragm of the mouth
(+)E) the duodenum E) hyoid fold
157.The pancreatic duct opens in 164.Oral cavity to the pharynx
A) stomach communicated via
B) jejunum (+)A) pharynx
C) the cecum B) choans
D) ileum C) entrance to the larynx
(+)E) the duodenum D) pear-shaped hole
158.Peyer's plaques are located in E) pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian
A) stomach tube
B) jejunum 165.The nasopharynx opens
C) the cecum A) pharyngeal space
D) the duodenum B) sphenoid sinus
(+)E) ileum C) maxillary sinus
159.Gallbladder function (+)D) auditory tube
A) supporting E) pharynx
(+)B) reservoir 166.Anatomical narrowing of the esophagus
C) secretory A) gastric
D) hormonal B) aortic
(+)C) pharyngeal (+)E) lower rectum
D) abdominal 174.A section of the intestine, in the walls of
E) cervical which there are intestinal villi:
167.The pharynx with the nasal cavity A) transverse colon
communicates through B) the sigmoid colon
A) pharynx (+)C) ileum
(+)B) choans D) the rectum
C) entrance to the larynx E) the cecum
D) esophageal opening 175.Peyer's patches are constructed from a
E) pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian fabric
tube A) fatty
168.Mesentery has B) muscle
A) the duodenum C) epithelial
B) ascending colon (+)D) lymphoid
C) the descending colon E) connective
(+)D) ileum 176.The jejunum is covered with peritoneum
E) the rectum A) extra-, meso- and intraperitoneally
169.The mesentery is absent in B) extraperitoneally
A) transverse colon (+)C) intraperitoneally
B) appendix D) retroperitoneally
C) the sigmoid colon E) mesoperitoneal
D) jejunum 177.External features of the colon
(+)E) the rectum A) plication
170.The position of the pancreas in relation B) (+)taenia
to the peritoneum C) groove
A) mesoperitoneal position D) fibre
B) intraperitoneal position E) circular plication
(+)C) extraperitoneal position 178.The organ in contact with the head of
D) Intramesoperitoneal position the pancreas
E) intraperitoneal position, in the presence A) the liver
of a mesentery B) the rectum
171.Opens into the cecum C) right kidney
A) common bile duct (+)D) the duodenum
B) pancreatic duct E) right adrenal gland
(+)C) ileum 179.Among milk teeth are absent
D) Botall duct A) canine, molar
E) the duodenum B) incisors, canine
172.Stomach peritoneum covered (+)C) premolars
A) mesoperitoneal D) molar
B) retroperitoneally E) incisors
(+)C) intraperitoneally 180.The oropharynx communicates with the
D) extraperitoneally oral cavity using
E) extra-, meso- and intraperitoneally A) hoan
173.It takes extraperitoneal position (+)B) pharynx
A) kidney C) the entrance to the larynx
B) the liver D) pear-shaped holes
C) stomach E) ragged hole
D) pancreas 181.The upper abdominal wall is formed
A) palate C) adventitia
(+)B) diaphragm D) parameter
C) perineum E) pericardium
D) transverse muscle 189.The mucous membrane of the small
E) maxillary hyoid muscle intestine forms
182.Department of Colon, located in the A) longitudinal folds
right iliac fossa B) muscle taenia
A) jejunum (+)C) intestinal fibre
B) the rectum D) Peyer's plaques
(+)C) the cecum E) omental processes
D) the sigmoid colon 190.The ileum is
E) transverse colonic A) duodenal ulcer
183.Department of Colon, located in the left B) BB (+) B) the mesentric part of the
iliac fossa small intestine
A) jejunum C) extraperitoneal organ
B) the cecum D) continuation of the stomach
C) the rectum E) the first part of the small intestine
(+)D) the sigmoid colon 191. The cecum is located
E) transverse colonic A) extraperitoneally
184.Department of Colon, located in the (+)B) intraperitoneally
pelvic cavity C) mesoperitoneal
(+)A) the rectum D) retroperitoneally
B) the cecum E) retro extraperitoneally
C) the descending colon 192. For the colon is characteristic:
D) ascending colon (+)A) the presence of muscle taenia
E) transverse colon B) the presence of intestinal fibre
185.Chemical processing of food occurs C) the presence of Peyer's plaques
A) the esophagus D) the presence of longitudinal folds mucosa
B) liver E) the presence of the tunica albuginea
C) the pancreas 193.The transverse colon has
(+)D) the duodenum (+)A)mesentery
E) rectum B) small curvature
186. Additional absorption and phagocytosis C) large curvature
occurs in D) intestinal villi
A) kidney E) the pyloric part
B) liver 194.The descending colon is located
C) the spleen A) intraperitoneally
D) the esophagus B) extraperitoneally
(+)E) ileum (+)C) mesoperitoneal
187.The formation of feces occurs in D) retroperitoneally
A) stomach E) intra-, mesoperitoneally
B) jejunum 195.The sigmoid colon
(+)C) colon A) continuation of the ascending colon
D) ileum B) the mesenteric part of the small intestine
E) the duodenum C) continuation of the cecum
188.Organs and abdominal wall lines (+)D) an intraperitoneal organ
A) pleura E) mesoperitoneal organ
(+)B) peritoneum
196.The mucous membrane forms D) pharyngeal
longitudinal folds in E) lingual
A) jejunum (+)F) the actual oral cavity
(+)B) the esophagus G) buccal
C) the cecum H) esophageal
D) the colon 204.Parts of the palate
E) ileum (+)A) hard
197.The front wall of the vestibule of the B) superior
mouth C) posterior
A) teeth, gums D) inferior
(+)B) lips E) anterior
C) sky (+)F) soft
D) cheeks G) medial
E) language H) lateral
198.The pancreas is located 205.Tonsil located in the oropharynx
(+)A) retroperitoneal space (+)A) lingual
B) in the right iliac fossa B) pharyngeal
C) in the pelvic cavity C) parotid
D) in the lumbar region D) jaw
E) in the mediastinum E) pipe
199.Tonsils are located (+)F) palatine
(+)A) in the throat G) buccal
B) jejunum H) submandibular
C) stomach 206.Anatomical formation that flows into
D) nasal cavities the descending part of the duodenum
E) appendix A) hepatic duct
200.Intestinal fibre has (+)B) common bile duct
A) the sigmoid colon C) duct of the hyoid gland
B) the rectum D) cystic duct
C) the cecum E) the ureter
(+)D) jejunum (+)F) pancreatic duct
E) appendix G) duct of the submandibular gland
201.Organs located intraperitoneally H) duct of the parotid gland
(+)A) stomach, cecum, appendix 207.Sections of the small intestine
B) The cecum, duodenum (+)A) the duodenum
C) transverse colon, kidney B) the cecum
D) stomach, pancreas C) transverse colon
E) liver, kidneys, large intestine D) ascending colon
202.Organs located retroperitoneally E) Sigmoid colon
A) Sigmoid colon, cecum (+)F) jejunum
(+)B) pancreas, kidney (+)G) ileum
C) stomach, pancreas H) rectum
D) appendix 208.Parts of the colon
E) liver, kidney (+)A) the cecum
203.Oral cavity (+)B) transverse colon
A) palatine (+)C) the descending colon
(+)B) vestibule D) the upper part
C) the nose E) lower part
F) anterior 214. The esophagus has
G) posterior A) the head part
H) middle part (+)B) the neck
209.Features of the structure of the colon (+)C) the chest
(+)A) haustra (swellings) (+)D) the abdominal part
(+)B) muscle taenia E) the intermediate part
C) intestinal fibre F) heart part
D) longitudinal folds G) duodenal part
(+)E) omental processes H) the lateral part
F) circular folds 215. Pharynx borders
G) solitary follicles (+)A) soft palate
H) group follicles B) tube roller
210. The main parts of the stomach C) epiglottis
(+)A) body (+)D) palatine arches
(+)B) the cardiac part E) alveolar processes
C) the abdominal part (+)F) the root of the tongue
(+)D) the pyloric part G) pharynx
E) neck H) hoans
F) head 216. Actually the oral cavity is separated
G) tail from the vestibule
H) neck A) fauces
211.The main parts of the pancreas (+)B) alveolar processes of the upper jaw
(+)A) tail (+)C) teeth
B) isthmus (+)D) alveolar processes of the lower jaw
(+)C) head E) Hoans
(+)D) body F) tongue
E) base G) diaphragm of the mouth
F) tip H) muscles
(+)G) neck 217.Tongue has
H) lobe (+)A) body
212.Anterior to the rectum in men are (+)B) tip
(+)A) prostate gland C) base
(+)B) bladder (+)D) root
(+)C) seminal vesicles E) neck
D) the ureter F) isthmus
E) testicle G) shares
F) sigmoid colon H) segments
G) cecum 218.The serous membrane lining the organs
H) appendix and walls of the chest cavity
213. Anatomical narrowing of the esophagus (+)A) pleura
(+)A) diaphragmatic B) peritoneum
B) gastric C) pericardium
C) pulmonary D) parameter
(+)D) pharyngeal E) adventitia
E) thoracic 219.Tracheal function
(+)F) bronchial A) supporting
G) gastric (+)B) respiratory
H) duodenal C) secretory
D) sound generating (+)C) V-thoracic vertebra
E) the digestive tract D) VII - thoracic vertebra
220.Bronchial function E) VIII thoracic vertebra
A) supporting 228. Acinus is
B) secretory A) structural unit of the liver
(+)C) resperatory B) structural unit of the kidney
D) sound generating C) structural unit of the uterus
E) the digestive tract D) structural unit of the prostate
221. Laryngeal cartilage having a ring and (+)E) lung structural unit
plate 229. Part of the lung
(+)A) cricoid A) body
B) thyroid B) root
C) epiglottis C) tail
D) scaly D) head
E) carob shaped (+) E) apex
222. Larynx cartilage 230. Lung surface
A) cricoid A) superior
B) thyroid B) posterior
(+)C) epiglottis C) inferior
D) scaly D) anterior
E) carob shaped (+)E) mediastinal
223. Number of shares in the right lung 231. Nasal cavity
A) 1 A) superior
B) 2 B) posterior
C) (+)3 C) anterior
D) 4 D) inferior
E) 5 (+)E) olfactory
224. The number of shares in the left lung 232. The nasal cavity is divided into
A) 1 A) upper section
B) (+)2 B) lower section
C) 3 C) back section
D) 4 (+)B) the respiratory section
E) 5 E) diaphragmatic region
225. The number of fissure in the right lung 233. Tracheal bifurcation level
A) 1 A) 2nd thoracic vertebra
B) (+)2 B) 3rd thoracic vertebra
C) 3 C) 4th thoracic vertebra
D) 4 (+)D) 5th thoracic vertebra
E) 5 E) 6th thoracic vertebra
226. The number of fissure in the left lung 234. Right bronchus
A) (+)1 A) narrow
B) 2 (+)B) short
C) 3 C) long
D) 4 D) radar
E) 5 E) spiral
227. Tracheal bifurcation is located at 235. Left bronchus
A) I-thoracic vertebra A) narrow
B) III- thoracic vertebra B) short
(+)C) long A) major bronchi
D) wide B) lobar bronchi
E) spiral (+)C) end bronchioles
236. Laryngeal cartilage with two processes D) lobular bronchi
A) cricoid E) segmental bronchioles
B) thyroid 244.Anatomical formation of the root of the
C) epiglottis lung
D) ear (+)A) the main bronchus
(+)E) scaly B) lobar bronchus
237. Lung function C) lobular bronchiole
(+)A) gas exchange D) respiratory bronchiole
B) reservoir E) segmental bronchus
C) urinary 245. Lung gate location
D) produces hormones A) at the top
E) biliary B) based
238. The structural and functional unit of the C) rib surface
lung is D) diaphragmatic surface
(+)A) acinus (+)E) mediastinal surface
B) nephron 246.The organ of the posterior mediastinum
C) muscles A) thymus
D) joints B) heart
E) follicle (+)C) esophagus
239. The larynx is in contact with the back D) ascending aorta
A) trachea E) superior vena cava
B) esophagus 247.Department of the mediastinum, in
C) the hyoid muscle which the thymus is located
D) thyroid gland A) posterior mediastinum
(+)E) pharynx B) middle section of the mediastinum
240. The cricoid cartilage arc is facing (+)C) the superior mediastinum
A) down D) anterior mediastinum
B) back E) anteroposterior mediastinum
C) up 248.Structures involved in the formation of
D) side acinus
(+)E) front A) major bronchi
241. Voice formation is affected B) lobular bronchi
A) muscles of the tongue C) end bronchioles
(+)B) the muscles of the larynx D) segmental bronchi
C) pharyngeal muscles (+)E) respiratory bronchioles
D) muscles of the palate and larynx 249.A cardiac notch on the lung is localized
E) the muscles of the walls of the oral cavity to
242.Enter the gates of the lung A) posterior margin of the right lung
(+)A) the main bronchus (+)B) the front edge of the left lung
B) left carotid artery C) lower edge of the right lung
C) right carotid artery D) the lower edge of the left lung
D) common carotid artery E) posterior margin of the left lung
E) internal jugular vein 250.The lower respiratory tract includes
243.Structures of the bronchial tree, in the A) lower nasal passage
walls of which there is no cartilage B) the mouth of the pharynx
C) the nasal part of the pharynx D) nasal part of thepharynx
D) nasal cavity E) oral part of the pharynx
(+)E) trachea 258.Open in the nasopharynx
251.Division of the right upper lobar A) nasal passages
bronchus into segmental bronchi B) paranasal sinuses
A) two (+)C) Eustachian tubes
(+)B) three D) tube tonsils
C) four E) fallopian tubes
D) five 259.Respiratory organs
E) ten (+)A) trachea, bronchi
252.The lower wall of the chest cavity is B) bronchi, mediastinum
formed C) lungs, pleura
(+)A) diaphragm D) pleura, mediastinum
B) pleura E) trachea, pleura
C) crotch 260.Pleura is
D) transverse muscle A) adventitia
E) maxillary hyoid muscle (+)B) serous membrane
253.The lower wall of the nasal cavity is C) mucous membrane
formed D) muscle sheath
A) diaphragm E) fibrous membrane
B) maxillary hyoid muscle 261.The most characteristic signs of the
C) hoanami right lung
(+)D) palate A) long, narrow
E) transverse muscle (+)B) short, wide
254.An organ that is an amazing musical C) wide, long
instrument D) short, narrow
A) tongue E) long, conical
(+)B) larynx 262.The most characteristic signs of the left
C) trachea main bronchus
D) bronchi (+)A) long, narrow
E) pharynx B) short, wide
255. Laryngeal cartilage with an “Adam's C) uneven
apple” D) spiral
(+)A) thyroid E) long, wide
B) epiglottis 263.Upper respiratory tract
C) corniculate A) pleura
D) cricoid B) bronchi
E) arytenoid C) trachea
256. Lungs are located in (+)D) outer nose
(+)A) chest cavity (+)E) nasal cavity
B) abdominal cavity (+)F) pharynx
C) the pelvic cavity G) alveolus
D) neck H) lungs
E) the mediastinum 264.Lower respiratory tract
257.The maxillary sinus opens in (+)A) trachea
(+)A) nasal cavity (+)B) bronchi
B) the oral cavity (+)C) lungs
C) the cavity of the orbit D) larynx
E) outer nose H) external
F) pharynx 270.In the middle nasal passage open
G) nasal cavity (+)A) frontal sinus
H) paranasal sinuses (+)B) maxillary sinus
265.Walls of the nasal cavity C) sphenoid sinus
A) front (+)D) the anterior and middle cells of the
(+)B) bottom ethmoid bone
(+)C) lateral E) nasolacrimal canal
D) vertical F) the infratemporal fossa
(+)E) top G) pterygopalatine fossa
F) back H) posterior cells ethmoid sinus
G) horizontal 271.Laryngeal function
H) frontal (+)A) voice-forming
266.Paranasal sinuses (+)B) respiratory
(+)A) frontal (+)C) protective
(+)B) maxillary D) immune
(+)C) sphenoid E) endocrine
D) temporal F) supporting
(+)E) nasal G) filtration
F) palatine H) digestive
G) the parietal 272.Parts of trachea
H) occipital (+)A) neck
267.Unpaired laryngeal cartilage B) the head part
A) accessory (+)C) chest
B) arytenoid D) the abdominal part
C) corniculate E) isthmus
D) sphenoid F) pulmonary
E) transverse G) diaphragmatic
(+)F) epiglottis H) aortic
(+)G) thyroid 273.Lung root form
(+)H) cricoid (+)A) bronchus
268.Bronchial tree form (+)B) pulmonary artery
(+)A) major bronchi (+)C) pulmonary vein
(+)B) lobular D) acinus
(+)C) segmental E) glands
D) lower F) ligaments
E) lateral G) muscle
F) upper H) cartilage
G) posterior 274.Lobes divided into 5 segments
H) anterior (+)A) lower lobe of the right lung
269.Lung surface B) middle lobe of the right lung
(+)A) costal (+)C) lower lobe of the left lung
B) upper D) upper lobe of the right lung
(+)C) mediastinal (+)E) upper lobe of the left lung
D) back F) anterior lobe of the right lung
E) pleural G) posterior lobe of the right lung
(+)F) diaphragmatic H) anterior lobe of the left lung
G) internal 275.Parts secreted by the parietal pleura
(+)A) costal D) urinary
B) tracheal E) biliary
C) sternum 282. Component of the nephron
D) vertebral A) the ureter
E) cardiac B) a large cup
F) aortic C) small cup
(+)G) mediastinal D) bladder
(+)H) diaphragmatic (+)E) Bowman capsule
276.Parts of the larynx 283. The prostate gland produces
A) cervical (+)A) the liquid part of sperm
B) head B) male germ cells
C) nasal C) testosterone
(+)D) vestibule D) female germ cells
E) oral E) estrogen
(+)F) interventricular 284. The structure of the prostate after
(+)G) sub-vocal cavity puberty is an organ
H) pharyngeal A) muscle
277.Acinus form B) glandular
A) major bronchi C) lymphoid
B) lobar bronchi D) parenchymal
(+)C) respiratory bronchioles (+)E) muscular glandular
D) lobular bronchioles 285.Part of the uterus
(+)E) alveolar bags A) fundus
(+)F) alveoli B) tail
G) segmental bronchi (+)C) neck
H) subsegmental bronchioles D) head
278. Nephron is a functional anatomical unit E) apex
A) uterus 286. Female genital organ
(+)B) kidney (+)A) the uterus
C) hearts B) testicle
D) bone C) bladder
E) prostate D) the rectum
279. Kidney function E) prostate gland
A) gas exchange 287. Part of the ureter
B) hormonal A) thoracic
C) reservoir B) parietal
(+)D) urinary C) visceral
E) biliary (+)D) pelvic
280. Ureter function E) cystic
A) gas exchange 288. Vaginal function
B) reservoir A) protective
C) urine formation B) trophic
(+)D) Urinary excretion (+)C) conductive
E) biliary D) reservoir
281. Bladder function E) hormonal
A) gas exchange 289. Testicular function
(+)B) reservoir A) protective
C) urine forming B) trophic
C) reservoir (+)C) retroperitoneal
D) conductive D) extraperitoneal
(+)E) spermatogenesis E) intra-, meso- and extraperitoneal
290. Ovarian function 298. Vascular glomerulus lies in
A) protective A) loop of Henle
(+)B) ovogenesis B) insertion section
C) trophic C) distal convoluted tubule
D) secretory (+)D) Shumlyansky-Bowman capsule
E) spend E) proximal convoluted tubule
291. The inner layer of the uterine wall is 299.The renal pelvis with the bladder
(+)A) endometrium connects
B) myometrium (+)A) the ureter
C) perimetrium B) fallopian tube
D) parametrium C) spermatic cord
E) adventitia D) vas deferens
292. The middle layer of the uterine wall is E) urethra
A) endometrium 300.The organ located behind the pubic
(+)B) myometrium symphysis
C) perimetry A) large oil seal
D) parameter (+)B) bladder
E) adventitia C) the rectum
293. The outer layer of the uterine wall is D) small intestine
A) endometrium E) uterus
B) myometrium 301.Anatomical formations adjacent to the
(+)C) perimetrium uterus
D) parametrium (+)A) the rectum
E) adventitia B) the sigmoid colon
294. where sperm formation C) the cecum
A) moves network D) pubic symphysis
B) tubules E) urogenital diaphragm
C) Vas deferens 302.Myometrium is
(+)D) convoluted seminiferous tubules A) the uterine mucosa
E) direct seminiferous tubules B) the serous layer of the uterus
295. Fallopian tube function C) the serous layer of the heart
A) secretory (+)D) the muscular layer of the uterus
B) hormonal E) the muscle layer of the heart
C) reservoir 303.In contact with the lower wall of the
(+)D) conductive pelvic cavity
E) phagocytic A) the cecum
296. Kidney medulla presented B) testis
A) pillars C) ovary
B) pelvis D) the sigmoid colon
(+)C) pyramids (+)E) bladder
D) small cups 304. Kidneys are located in
E) large cups (+)A) abdominal cavity
297.kidney relation to the peritoneum B) chest cavity
A) mesoperitoneal C) the pelvic cavity
B) intraperitoneal D) iliac region
E) the mediastinum (+)B) a large cup
305. The ovary is located in C) renal sinus
A) abdominal cavity D) the ureter
(+)B) the pelvic cavity E) nephron
C) iliac area 313.In front of the rectum in men is located
D) the mediastinum A) the ureter
E) scrotum (+)B) bladder
306. The testicle is located in C) pubic symphysis
A) abdominal cavity D) vas deferens
B) the pelvic cavity E) appendix
C) iliac area 314.In anterior of the rectum in women is
D) the mediastinum located
(+)E) scrotum (+)A) the uterus
307. The bladder is located in B) ovary
A) abdominal cavity C) the ureter
(+)B) the pelvic cavity D) bladder
C) iliac area E) pubic symphysis
D) the mediastinum 315.Pelvic organs in men
E) scrotum A) testicle, seminal vesicle, rectum
308.To the back surface of the bladder in B) bladder, testis
men is adjacent C) scrotum, vas deferens
(+)A) the rectum (+)D) rectum, bladder
B) the sigmoid colon E) prostate gland, testis
C) prostate gland 316.Pelvic organs in women
D) the cecum A) ovary, appendix
E) bulbourethral glands B) bladder, testis
309.Sperm cells form in C) Vas deferens, bladder
A) epididymis (+)D) rectum, uterus, bladder
(+)B) convoluted seminiferous tubules of E) fallopian tubes, bulbourethral glands
the testis 317.Ovarian function
C) direct testicular seminiferous tubules A) protective, hormonal
D) testicular network B) trophic, ovogenesis
E) vas deferens C) secretory, trophic
310.Adjacent to the prostate gland D) reservoir, ovogenesis
A) testis (+)E) hormonal, ovogenesis
B) the sigmoid colon 318.Under the bladder in men is located
(+)C) the rectum A) urogenital diaphragm
D) bulbourethral gland B) bulbourethral gland
E) the cecum C) scrotum
311.An organ located in the pelvic cavity (+)D) the prostate
A) epididymis E) testicle
B) testis 319.Layersof kidney
(+)C) seminal vesicle A) peritoneum
D) scrotum (+)B) renal fascia
E) bulbourethral gland (+)C) fat capsule
312.A component of the excretory tree of (+)D) fibrous membrane
the kidney E) protein coat
A) pyramid F) epithelial
G) muscle A) cortical substance
H) cartilage B) medulla
320.In the kidney sinus are (+)C) paired cavernous bodies
(+)A) small cups (+)D) spongy body
(+)B) large cups E) sinus
(+)C) renal pelvis F) ampoule part
D) nephron G) alveoli
E) glomerulus H) follicles
F) the radial part 326.Male urethra functions
G) collapsed part (+)A) removes urine
H) pyramid B) protective
321.The fixing apparatus kidney C) supporting
A) thoracic fascia D) removes sperm
(+)B) muscle bed (+)E) stimulates sperm
C) blood pressure F) hematopoietic
(+)D) renal vessels G) respiratory
E) mesentery H) protective
(+)F) fat capsule 327.Vagina hasvault
G) ligaments (+)A) front wall
H) fascial pockets B) bulb
322.Urinary organs C) ampoule
(+)A) the ureter (+)D) back wall
B) cavernous bodies E) isthmus
(+)C) urethra F) base
D) scrotum G) apex
E) vagina (+)Н) fornix
F) pyramid 328.Female internal genital organs
G) nephron (+)A) ovaries
H) cortical substance (+)B) the uterus and fallopian tubes
323.Testicular function C) bulbourethral glands
A) hematopoietic (+)D) the vagina
B) excretory E) clitoris
(+)C) produces hormones F) large labia
D) protective G) labia minora
(+)E) produces sperm H) prostate
F) produces oocytes 329.Female external genitalia
G) supporting A) the vagina
H) produces fluid (+)B) large labia
324.Male internal organs (+)C) labia minora
(+)A) vas deferens (+)D) clitoris and hymen
(+)B) testis E) prostate
C) scrotum F) ovaries
(+)D) the prostate G) uterus
E) bladder H) fallopian tubes
F) spermatic cord 330.Uterine structure
(+)G) seminal vesicles A) funnel
H) ureter (+)B) bottom
325.The internal structure of the male penis (+)C) body
(+)D) the neck (+)B) myocardium
E) ampoule C) epicardium
F) head D) pericardium
G) tip E) adventitia
H) arch 337. Outer layer of the heart
331.Parts of the bladder A) endocardium
(+)A) the tip of the bladder B) myocardium
B) bubble arch (+)C) epicardium
(+)C) the bottom of the bubble D) pericardium
(+)D) the body of the bladder E) adventitia
E) isthmus 338. The pericardium is called
F) head A) endocardium
G) tail B) myocardium
H) legs C) epicardium
332.The back surface of the bladder in (+)D) pericardium
women is adjacent to E) adventitia
A) urogenital diaphragm 339. The tricuspid valve of the heart is
B) the ovary located in
(+)C) the cervix A) aortic foramen
(+)D) the vagina B) the opening of the pulmonary trunk
E) rectum C) venous sinus foramen
F) fallopian tubes (+)D) right atrioventricular foramen
G) cecum E) left atrial ventricular foramen
H) transverse colon 340. Bicuspid, or mitral valve of the heart is
333.Parts of the male urethra located in
A) external A) the opening of the aorta
B) internal B) opening the sinus venosus
C) inguinal C) pulmonary foramen
(+)D) prostate D) right atrioventricular foramen
E) testicular (+)E) the left atrioventricular opening
(+)F) membranous 341. From the left ventricle out
(+)G) spongy (+)A) aorta
H) cord B) pulmonary trunk
334. Fissure located on the sterno-costal C) pulmonary veins
surface of the heart D) superior vena cava
A) coronary E) inferior vena cava
B) dorsal 342. It goes from the right ventricle
C) atrial A) aorta
(+)D) anterior interventricular (+)B) pulmonary trunk
E) posterior interventricular C) pulmonary veins
335. Inner layer of the heart D) inferior vena cava
(+)A) endocardium E) superior vena cava
B) myocardium 343. The left atrium empties
C) epicardium A) aorta
D) pericardium B) pulmonary trunk
E) adventitia (+)C) pulmonary veins
336. Middle layer of the heart D) inferior vena cava
A) endocardium E) superior vena cava
344.Branch ofascending aorta B) thoracic aorta
A) brachiocephalic trunk C) abdominal aorta
B) celiac trunk D) ascending aorta
C) left common carotid artery (+)E) brachiocephalic trunk
D) left subclavian artery 352. Left common carotid artery departs
(+)E) left coronary artery from
345. Parietal branches of the thoracic aorta (+)A) aortic arch
A) bronchial B) thoracic aorta
B) esophageal C) abdominal aorta
C) pericardial D) ascending aorta
(+)D) posterior intercostal E) brachiocephalic trunk
E) lower diaphragmatic 353. The right subclavian carotid artery
346. Aortic bifurcation is located at departs from
A) XII-thoracic vertebra A) aortic arch
B) I-lumbar vertebra B) thoracic aorta
C) II-lumbar vertebra C) abdominal aorta
(+)D) IV – lumbar vertebra D) ascending aorta
E) V-lumbar vertebra (+)E) brachiocephalic trunk
347. The muscles of the anterior group of 354. The left subclavian artery moves away
the shoulder supplies the artery from
(+)A) shoulder (+)A) aortic arch
B) ulnar B) thoracic aorta
C) radiation C) abdominal aorta
D) deep shoulder D) ascending aorta
E) anterior interosseous E) brachiocephalic trunk
348. Superior vena cava is formed by fusion 355.Flows into the right atrium
(+)A) brachiocephalic veins A) pulmonary vein
B) internal jugular veins B) portal vein
C) subclavian veins (+)C) superior vena cava
D) external jugular veins D) pericardial vein
E) anterior jugular veins E) superior phrenic vein
349. Branch of the anterior group of the 356.Artery supplying the heart
external carotid artery A) left common carotid
(+)A) facial artery B) right common carotid
B) occipital artery C) brachiocephalic trunk
C) posterior ear artery D) right subclavian
D) posterior cerebral artery (+)E) left coronary
E) anterior cerebral artery 357.The vessel of the pulmonary circulation
350. Branch of the posterior group of the A) aorta
external carotid artery (+)B) pulmonary trunk
A) lingual artery C) brachiocephalic trunk
B) facial artery D) mediastinal artery
(+)C) occipital artery E) bronchial artery
D) maxillary artery 358. Departs from the brachiocephalic trunk
E) superior thyroid artery A) left internal carotid artery
351. The right common carotid artery B) left external carotid artery
departs from (+)C) right subclavian artery
A) aortic arch D) left common carotid artery
E) left subclavian 366.The inferior mesenteric artery supplies
359.Place of onset of coronary artery of the blood
heart A) the cecum
A) aortic arch B) small intestine
B) pulmonary trunk C) ileum
(+)C) aortic bulb (+)D) the sigmoid colon
D) left ventricle E) ascending colon
E) ascending aorta 367.Vein related to the visceral tributaries of
360.The beginning of a large circle of blood the inferior vena cava
circulation A) inferior phrenic vein
A) right ventricle B) superior mesenteric vein
B) right atrium C) inferior mesenteric vein
(+)C) left ventricle D) lumbar vein
D) left atrium (+)E) renal vein
E) left auricle 368.Visceral tributaries of the inferior vena
361.The vessel supplying the brain cava
A) external carotid artery A) inferior phrenic veins
B) thyroid artery B) gastric veins
(+)C) internal carotid C) superior and inferior mesenteric veins
D) facial artery (+)D) hepatic veins
E) lingual artery E) lumbar veins
362.The blood supply to the brain is 369. Portal vein enters
involved A) hilum of the lung
A) supraorbital artery (+)B) hilum of the liver
B) infraorbital artery C) the hilum of the spleen
C) common carotid artery D) right atrium
(+)D) vertebral artery E) inferior vena cava
E) thyroid artery 370.The influx of the portal vein
363.Branches of the abdominal aorta A) renal vein
(+)A) lumbar arteries B) hepatic vein
B) lower epigastric arteries (+)C) superior mesenteric vein
C) superior epigastric arteries D) testicular vein
D) lower adrenal arteries E) inferior phrenic vein
E) superior phrenic arteries 371.Arteries that are visceral branches of the
364.Unpaired visceral branch of the thoracic aorta
abdominal aorta A) superior and inferio mesenteric
A) superior urinary bladder artery B) upper and lower phrenic
B) superior adrenal artery C) anterior and posterior intercostal
C) superior epigastric artery D) right and left coronary
D) lumbar artery (+)E) esophageal and bronchial
(+)E) celiac trunk 372. The pulmonary circulation begins from
365.Upper mesenteric artery supplies blood (+)A) right ventricle
A) kidney B) left ventricle
B) the liver C) right atrium
(+)C) jejunum D) left atrium
D) the rectum E) venous sinus
E) Sigmoid colon 373. A large circle of blood circulation
begins from
A) left auricle A) superior mesenteric vein
(+)B) left ventricle B) inferior mesenteric vein
C) right atrium (+)C) superior vena cava
D) left atrium D) subclavian vein
E) venous sinus E) internal jugular vein
374. The pulmonary circulation ends: 381.A vessel supplying the heart
A) right ventricle A) brachiocephalic trunk,
B) the left ventricle (+)B) right coronary artery
C) right atrium C) coronary sinus
(+)D) left atrium D) left common carotid artery
E) venous sinus E) left subclavian artery
375. The coronary venous sinus of the heart 382.The liver supplies blood
opens in (+)A) celiac trunk
A) right ventricle B) superior mesenteric artery
B) left ventricle C) inferior mesenteric artery
(+)C) right atrium D) common iliac artery
D) left atrium E) internal iliac artery
E) aortic bulb 383. Continuation of the femoral artery is
376. The great circle of blood circulation the artery
ends A) anterior tibial
A) right ventricle B) posterior tibial
B) the aortic bulb (+)C) popliteal
(+)C) right atrium D) external iliac
D) left atrium E) internal iliac
E) venous sinus 384. The superficial palmar arch is formed
377. Semilunar heart valves are located in A) radial artery
the area (+)B) ulnar artery
A) right atrioventricular opening C) brachial artery
B) left atrial ventricular foramen D) axillary artery
(+)C) openings of the pulmonary trunk E) digital arteries
D) oval hole 385. Artery forming a deep palmar arch
E) venous sinus openings (+)A) radiation
378.Venous trunks of which the superior B) ulnar
vena cava is composed C) shoulder
A) superior and inferior mesenteric veins D) axillary
B) splenic and inferior mesenteric veins E) carpal
(+)C) right and left brachiocephalic veins 386.Veins, which are parietal tributaries of
D) common iliac veins the inferior vena
E) splenic and portal veins A) upper rectal
379.Venous trunks from which the inferior (+)B) lower diaphragmatic
vena cava is formed (+)C) lumbar
A) superior and inferior mesenteric veins D) splenic
B) splenic and inferior mesenteric veins E) internal iliac
C) brachiocephalic veins (+)F) median sacral
(+)D) common iliac veins G) external iliac
E) splenic and portal veins H) renal veins
380.Brachiocephalic vein at the junction 387.Visceral tributaries of the inferior vena
form cava are veins
(+)A) adrenal A) the cecum
B) lower diaphragmatic (+)B) stomach
(+)C) testicular (+)C) liver
(+)D) renal D) the sigmoid colon
E) lumbar (+)E) the spleen
(+)F) hepatic F) the rectum
G) splenic G) kidney
H) portal H) adrenal glands
388.The inferior vena cava veins empty into 393.Anatomical structures derived
(+)A) lumbar endocardium
B) inferior mesenteric A) pathways
(+)C) renal (+)B) atrial ventricular valves
D) splenic (+)C) aortic valve
E) superior mesenteric (+)D) pulmonary valve
F) right colon vein E) papillary muscles
(+)G) lower diaphragmatic F) atrial septum
H) gastric G) interventricular septum
389.Anatomical features of the portal vein H) oval fossa
A) flows into the inferior vena cava 394.Fall into the right atrium
(+)B) collects blood from unpaired A) pulmonary veins
abdominal organs (+)B) coronary sinus
C) collects blood from paired pelvic organs (+)C) superior vena cava
D) comes out of the right ventricle (+)D) inferior vena cava
E) flows into the right atrium E) azygos vein
(+)F) enters the gate of the liver F) hemiazygos vein
G) collects blood from paired abdominal G) pulmonary trunk
organs H) aorta
H) collects blood from unpaired pelvic 395.The left atrium has holes
organs A) superior vena cava
390.Portal vein form (+)B) pulmonary veins
(+)A) superior mesenteric vein C) pulmonary trunk
B) hepatic vein D) aorta
(+)C) inferior mesenteric vein E) inferior vena cava
D) inferior vena cava F) right atrial ventricular
E) superior vena cava (+)G) left atrial ventricular
(+)F) splenic vein H) coronary artery
G) common iliac vein 396. Branch off aortic arch
H) gastric vein (+)A) brachiocephalic trunk
391.The superior vena cava form (+)B) left common carotid artery
(+)A) right brachiocephalic vein (+)C) left subclavian artery
B) right axillary vein D) vertebral artery
C) left internal jugular vein E) axillary artery
(+)D) left brachiocephalic vein F) right common carotid artery
E) right internal jugular vein G) right subclavian artery
F) left axillary vein H) internal thoracic artery
G) left subclavian vein 397.Layers of the walls of the heart
H) right subclavian vein (+)A) epicardium
392.Celiac trunk supplies the (+)B) myocardium
C) the mucous membrane C) jejunum
(+)D) endocardium (+)D) the sigmoid colon
E) adventitia (+)E) the rectum
F) serous membrane (+)F) the left colon
G) tunica albuginea G) kidney
H) fat capsule H) bladder
398.The end branches of the aorta 403.Gland, performs endocrine function
A) external iliac A) parotid
B) femoral B) the liver
(+)C) right common iliac (+)C) pancreas
D) superior mesenteric D) mandibular
E) inferior mesenteric E) sublingual
(+)F) upper popliteal 404.external secretion of gland
(+)G) left common iliac A) adrenal glands
H) internal iliac B) thyroid
399.Veins flowing into the internal jugular C) thymus
vein (+)D) the liver
(+)A) facial E) pituitary gland
B) the parietal 405.Endocrine organ
C) posterior temporal lobe A) thymus gland
(+)D) superior thyroid B) the spleen
(+)E) lingual C) liver
F) vena cava superior (+)D) adrenal gland
G) vena cava inferior E) the parotid gland
H) pulmonary 406.The pancreas, as the endocrine gland
400.Form the brachiocephalic trunk veins secretes
A) vena cava superior A) bile
B) vena cava inferior B) urine
(+)C) internal jugular C) mucus
D) axillary (+)D) insulin
(+)E) subclavian E) pancreatic juice
F) portal 407. Center of the immune system
G) shoulder A) pineal gland
H) facial B) pituitary gland
401. Superior mesenteric artery supplies C) thyroid gland
blood (+)D) thymus gland
A) the sigmoid colon E) adrenal gland
(+)B) the cecum 408. Endocrine organ
C) the rectum A) the liver
(+)D) the small intestine (+)B) pituitary gland
E) liver C) prostate
F) spleen D) the parotid gland
G) stomach E) pancreas
H) esophagus 409. Thyroid hormone
402.The inferior mesenteric artery supplies A) insulin
blood (+)B) thyroxine
A) stomach C) adrenaline
B) the duodenum D) testosterone
 E) noradrenaline D) adrenal gland
410. Pancreatic hormone E) parathyroid gland
(+)A) insulin 418. Adrenal gland - an organ
B) thyroxine A) urinary organs
C) adrenaline B) sensory organs
D) testosterone C) reproductive system
E) renin D) immune organs
411. Adrenal hormone (+)E) endocrine organs
A) insulin 419. Mixed secretion gland
B) thyroxine A) the adrenal gland
(+)C) adrenaline B) pituitary gland
D) testosterone (+)C) testicle
E) oxytocin D) pineal gland
412. Male sex hormone E) thyroid gland
A) estrogen 420. Growth hormone produces
B) thyroxine (+)A) pituitary
C) adrenaline B) adrenal gland
(+)D) testosterone C) thyroid gland
E) noradrenaline D) parathyroid gland
413. Organ of the immune system E) pancreas
A) the pituitary gland 421. The hormone glucagon is produced
B) adrenal gland A) the pituitary gland
C) thyroid gland B) the liver
D) pancreas C) thyroid
(+)E) thymus gland D) parathyroid gland
414. Thymus relates to a system (+)E) the pancreas
A) vascular 422. Noradrenaline is a hormone.
B) nervous A) pineal gland
C) digestive B) pituitary gland
(+)D) immune (+)C) adrenal gland
E) lymphatic D) thyroid gland
415. The thyroid gland is classified as a E) pancreas
system 423. Progesterone produces
A) nervous A) testicle
B) immune B) pineal gland
C) hematopoietic (+)C) ovary
(+)D) endocrine D) thyroid gland
E) lymphatic E) pancreas
416. The parathyroid gland is an organ 424. Estrogen is produced
A) the immune system A) pineal gland
B) sensory organs (+)B) ovary
C) hematopoietic system C) thymus
D) digestive system D) thyroid gland
(+)E) endocrine system E) the adrenal gland
417. Epiphysis - a 425. The adrenal gland produces
(+)A) the pineal body (+)A) estrogen
B) amygdala B) parathyroid hormone
C) the mastoid C) progesterone
D) testosterone 433. Diabetes develops with impaired
E) oxytocin production
426. Pregnancy hormone (+)A) insulin
A) adrenaline B) thyroxine
B) oxytocin C) adrenaline
(+)C) progesterone D) testosterone
D) calcitonin E) noradrenaline
E) growth hormone 434. Goiter develops with enhanced
427. Ovarian endocrine function is production
production A) insulin
A) corticosterone (+)B) thyroxine
(+)B) progesterone C) adrenaline
C) ova D) testosterone
D) androgen E) parathyroid hormone
E) testosterone 435. An increase in the production of growth
428. Palatine tonsil location hormone leads to
A) closer to the tongue A) cretinism
B) on the tongue of the soft palate (+)B) gigantism
C) above the palatopharyngeal arch C) dwarfism
D) behind the palatopharyngeal arch D) tetanic spasms
(+)E) between the palatopharyngeal and E) goiter
palatine arches 436. A decrease in insulin production leads
429. The location of the pharyngeal tonsil to
A) oropharynx (+)A) diabetes
B) nasopharynx B) osteoporosis
(+)C) pharyngeal arch C) gigantism
D) uvula D) dwarfism
E) at the base of the soft palate E) base disease
430. Severe cramps occur in case of product 437.Adrenaline action
disruption A) reduces blood sugar
A) insulin B) regulates the exchange of calcium and
B) thyroxine phosphorus
C) oxytocin (+)C) enhances contractility and excitability
(+)D) parathyroid hormone of the heart
E) Growth hormone D) stimulates thyroid function
431. Dwarf growth is observed with a E) regulates the maturation of ovarian
decrease in production follicles
A) insulin 438. The thyroid gland is located in
B) thyroxine (+)A) neck area
C) parathyroid hormone B) chest cavity
D) vasopressin C) abdominal cavity
(+)E) Growth hormone D) the pelvic cavity
432. Gigantism causes increased production E) head area
A) insulin 439. Thymus is located in
B) thyroxine A) neck area
C) parathyroid hormone (+)B) chest cavity
D) vasopressin C) abdominal cavity
(+)E) Growth hormone D) the pelvic cavity
E) head area D) pituitary gland
440. The bone marrow in an adult is in E) pineal gland
(+)A) epiphyses of long tubular bones (+)F) adrenal gland
B) compact substance of flat bones G) testis
C) in the cavity of the tubular bone (+)H) ovary
D) periosteum 446.Ovarian hormones
E) in the diaphysis of the tubular bones (+)A) estrogen
441.Features of the endocrine glands (+)B) progesterone
(+)A) do not have excretory ducts C) testosterone
(+)B) hormones go directly to the blood D) adrenaline
C) produce a liquid secretion of digestive E) norepinephrine
juices F) vasopressin
(+)D) produce enzymes G) oxytocin
E) produce hormones H) thyroxine
F) secret enters the environment 447.Adrenal hormones
G) the secretion enters the organs A) oxytocin
H) have excretory ducts B) progesterone
442.Mixed secretion glands C) testosterone
(+)A) pancreas (+)D) adrenaline
(+)B) ovary (+)E) norepinephrine
(+)C) testis F) vasopressin
D) pituitary gland (+)G) estrogen
E) pineal gland 448.Pancreatic hormones
F) thyroid gland A) estrogen
G) thymus gland B) progesterone
H) the parotid gland (+)C) insulin
443.Gland of external secretion (+)D) glucagon
A) thyroid gland E) norepinephrine
B) parathyroid glands F) vasopressin
C) thymus gland G) oxytocin
D) pituitary gland 449.Organs of the immune system
E) pineal gland (+)A) thymus
(+)F) liver (+)B) the spleen
(+)G) salivary glands C) ovary
H) adrenal gland D) thyroid gland
444.The thyroid gland produces hormones E) parathyroid glands
A) thyrotropic F) thymus gland
B) follicle-stimulating G) pituitary gland
C) corticotropic H) pineal gland
(+)D) thyroxine 450.Endocrine glands located in the brain
(+)E) triiodothyronine A) thalamus
F) parathyroid hormone B) pons
G) oxytocin C) cerebellum
H) vasopressin (+)D) pituitary gland
445.Estrogen secreted (+)E) pineal gland
A) thyroid gland F) hippocampus
B) parathyroid glands G) corpus callosum
C) thymus gland H) amygdala
451. Departs from the brachial plexus 458.Superficial veins of the upper limb
(+)A) the median nerve A) brachial vein
B) trigeminal nerve B) lateral saphenous vein of the arm
C) auricular nerve (+)C) medial saphenous vein of the arm
D) the transverse nerve of the neck D) the intermediate vein of the elbow
E) phrenic nerve E) radiation venna
452. The musculocutaneous nerve 459.Long branches of the brachial plexus
innervates the muscles A) axillary nerve
A) anterior forearm (+)B) radial nerve
(+)B) the front of the shoulder C) the dorsal nerve of the scapula
C) the back of the shoulder (+)D) the medial cutaneous nerve of the
D) the back of the forearm shoulder
E) brushes (+)E) the medial cutaneous nerve of the
453.The muscles of the anterior surface of forearm
the forearm innervate 460. Lymph nodes of the upper limb
A) radial nerve A) inguinal
(+)B) the median nerve (+)B) ulnar
C) muscular - cutaneous nerve (+)C) axillary
(+)D) ulnar nerve D) parotid
E) the supraspinatus nerve E) occipital
454.The muscles of the back surface of the 461. The continuation of the axillary artery
forearm are innervated (+)A) shoulder
A) the ulnar nerve B) popliteal
(+)B) radial nerve C) radiation
C) the median nerve D) femoral
D) axillary nerve E) anterior tibial
E) the medial cutaneous nerve of the 462.The terminal branches of the brachial
forearm artery
455.The muscles of the anterior surface of A) axillary
the forearm supply the blood B) popliteal
(+)A) radial artery C) radiation
B) brachial artery (+)D) ulnar
C) posterior interosseous artery E) deep shoulder
(+)D) ulnar artery 463. The median nerve innervates
E) superficial palmar arch A) the brachial muscle
456. Branch of the brachial arteries (+)B) surface finger flexor
A) superficial palmar branch C) deltoid muscle
(+)B) deep artery of the shoulder D) the muscle opposing the little finger
C) interosseous artery E) the big round muscle
D) subscapular artery 464.Deep veins of the upper limb
E) returning radial artery (+)A) brachial vein
457. The medial saphenous vein of the arm B) lateral saphenous vein of the arm
flows into C) medial saphenous vein of the arm
(+)A) brachial vein D) the intermediate vein of the elbow
B) axillary vein E) radiation
C) subclavian vein 465.Axillary vein inflows
D) external jugular vein A) radialvien
E) lateral saphenous vein of the arm B) ulnar vein
C) subclavian vein E) testicularis
D) external jugular vein 473. Flow into the superior mesenteric vein
(+)E) lateral saphenous vein of the arm (+)A) iliac vein
466.Short branches of the brachial plexus B) splenic vein
A) the median nerve C) inferior mesenteric vein
(+)B) axillary nerve D) portal vein
C) lateral and medial pectoral nerves E) common iliac vein
D) radial nerve 474. Parietal tributaries flowing into the
E) ulnar nerve internal iliac vein
467. Lymph from the right upper limb pours
in (+)A) superior gluteal veins
A) in the thoracic duct B) inferior rectal veins
B) in the left venous corner (+)C) inferior gluteal veins
(+)C) to the right venous corner D) uterine veins
D) in the parotid nodes E) superior epigastric veins
E) to the occipital nodes 475. Visceral tributaries of the internal iliac
468.Axillary vein is a continuation vein:
(+)A) brachial vein A) inferior gluteal veins
B) popliteal vein B) superior rectal vein
C) radial vein (+)C) medium rectal vein
D) ulnar vein D) superior gluteal veins
E) palmar arch E) inferior epigastric vein
469.The back muscle group of the forearm 476. Veins flowing into the external iliac
supplies the blood vein
(+)A) posterior interosseous artery (+)A) inferior epigastric vein
B) radial artery B) superior epigastric vein
C) axillary artery C) superior gluteal vein
D) common digital arteries D) lateral sacral veins
E) superior ulnar collateral artery E) inferior gluteal veins
470.The back muscle group of the forearm 477. Visceral tributaries flowing into the
innervates internal iliac vein
(+)A) radial nerve A) inferior gluteal veins
B) ulnar nerve B) superior rectal veins
C) musculocutaneous nerve (+)C) urinary veins
D) the median nerve D) superior gluteal veins
E) the subscapular nerve E) sigmoid veins
471. Venous trunks of which the inferior 478. The confluence of the internal and
vena cava is composed external iliac veins occurs at the level of
A) superior mesenteric vein, A) 4th lumbar vertebra
B) inferior mesenteric vein, B) 5th lumbar vertebra
C) brachiocephalic veins, (+)C) sacroiliac joint
(+)D) common iliac veins D) the first sacral vertebra
E) splenic vein E) between IV and V lumbar vertebrae
472. Branches internal iliac artery 479. Parietal tributaries flowing into the
A) colica media internal iliac vein
B) (+)rectalis media (+)A) the obturator vein
C) colica dextra B) urinary veins
D) colica sinistra (+)C) inferior gluteal veins
D) uterine veins
E) medium rectal veins
480. The large saphenous vein of the leg is
located:
(+)A) in front of the medial ankle
B) on the back of the leg
C) in the popliteal fossa
D) on the anteromedial thigh
E) behind the medial ankle
481. Small saphenous vein of the leg flows
into:
A) large saphenous vein
B) femoral vein
C) posterior tibial vein
(+)D) popliteal vein
E) anterior tibial vein
482. The location of the small saphenous
vein of the leg:
(+)A) behind the lateral ankle
B) in front of the lateral ankle
C) on the back of the foot
D) on the lateral surface of the lower leg
E) on the medial surface of the lower leg
483. Vienna, which carries blood from the
placenta to the fetus:
A) inferior epigastric vein
B) placental vein
C) uterine vein
(+)D) umbilical vein
E) superior epigastric vein
484. Umbilical Vein after birth turns into:
(+)A) round ligament of the liver
B) the right lateral umbilical cord
C) left lateral umbilical cord
D) venous ligament
E) falsiform ligament
485. Arterial (Botallov) duct in the fetus
connects:
A) superior vena cava and inferior vena cava
(+)B) the aortic arch and pulmonary trunk
C) umbilical vein and pulmonary arteries
D) pulmonary trunk and superior vena cava
E) inferior vena cava and umbilical vein
486. Axillary artery branches at the level of
the thoracic triangle:
A) the subscapular artery
B) thoracic-acromial artery
C) lateral thoracic artery
(+)D) upper thoracic artery
E) anterior artery around the humerus
487. Branches of the deep artery of the
shoulder:
(+)A) middle collateral artery
B) ulnar artery
C) lower ulnar collateral artery
(+)D) radial collateral artery
E) radial artery
488. Branches of the brachial artery:
A) posterior artery around the humerus
B) anterior artery bending the humerus
(+)C) superior ulnar collateral artery
(+)D) deep artery of the shoulder
E) deltoid branch
489. Branches of the radial artery involved
in the formation of the arterial network of
the elbow joint:
A) collateral radial artery
(+)B) the return radial artery
C) collateral middle artery
D) common interosseous artery
E) lower ulnar collateral artery
490. The branches of the ulnar artery
involved in the formation of the arterial
network of the elbow joint:
A) lower collateral ulnar artery
B) middle collateral artery
C) superior collateral ulnar artery
(+)D) recurrent ulnar artery
E) radial collateral artery
491. Branches of the ulnar artery:
A) middle collateral artery
(+)B) common interosseous artery
C) Palmar carpal branch
D) lower collateral ulnar artery
E) anterior interosseous artery
492. The branches of the sacral plexus are
divided into
A) external
B) internal
(+)C) long
D) lateral
E) back
493. The long branch of the sacral plexus
A) the genital nerve
(+)B) sciatic nerve
C) obturator nerve
D) superior gluteal nerve E) forearm deep muscles of the forearm
E) inferior gluteal nerve Anatomy English
494. A.dorsalis pedis continued
A) posterior tibial artery 1. Plane that is parallel to the forehead:
B) femoral artery A) horizontal
(+)C) anterior tibial artery + B) frontal
D) popliteal artery C) sagittal
E) deep femoral artery D) vertical
495.The superior gluteal artery leaves the E) oblique
pelvis through
A) foramen rotundom 2 .The second cervical vertebra differs from
B) sub-piriform aperture other ones by the presence of:
(+)C) supra-piriform aperture + A) the odontoid bone
D) oval hole B) spinous process
E) vascular lacunae C ) of the body
496. The muscles of the anterior group of D) articular surface
the lower leg supply the artery E) costal fosses
A) external iliac
B) deep femoral 3 . Thoracic vertebra differs from other ones
C) popliteal by the presence of:
(+)D) anterior tibial A) odontoid bone
E) posterior tibial B) spinous process
497. Muscles of the posterior group of the C ) of the body
lower leg supply the artery D) articular process
A) external iliac + E) the costal fosses
B) deep femoral
C) popliteal 4 . Component of the sternum :
D) anterior tibial +A)the handle
(+)E) posterior tibial B) Squama
498.The muscles of the medial thigh group C) zygomatic process
innervate D) neck
A) femoral nerve E ) apex
(+)B) obturator nerve
C) sciatic nerve 5 . .. has xiphoidal process :
D) the tibial nerve A) humerus
E) common peroneal nerve B) Scapula
499. Anterior tibial artery supplies blood C) pelvic bone
A) shoulder muscles + D) the sternum
B) thigh muscle E) Clavicle
(+)C) anterior leg muscle group
D) the back muscles of the forearm 6. The medial malleolus is located in:
E) forearm deep muscles of the forearm A) humerus
500.The posterior tibial artery supplies + B) the tibia
blood C) fibula
A) shoulder muscles D) pelvic bones
B) thigh muscle E) femur
(+)C) the back of the leg muscles
D) the back muscles of the forearm 7. The lateral malleolus is located in:
 A) Humerus
B) tibia 14. Bone of the leg:
+ C) the fibula A) The humerus
D) pelvic bones B) The ulna
E) femur C) The pelvic bone
8. Which bone has two necks - anatomical + D) in Tibia
and surgical? E) the Clavicle
+ A) The humerus 15. Rudimentary vertebrae:
B) Scapula A) Cervical
C) Pelvic bone B) Thoracic
D) Sternum C) Lumbar
E) Ulna D) Sacral
+ E) the coccygeal
9. Bone of the shoulder girdle:
+ A) The Scapula 16. Cranial bone is:
B) the occipital bone + A) frontal-bone
C) the parietal bone B) Palatine bone
D) the pelvic bone C) mandible
E) maxilla D) vomer
E) maxilla
10. Bone of the pelvic girdle:
A) Scapula 17. Bones of the facial skull:
B) the occipital bone A) The frontal bone
C) the parietal bone B) Sphenoid bone
+ D) The Pelvic bone C) The temporal bone
E) maxilla + D) in vomer
E) Ethmoid bone
11. Acetabulum is located in:
A) Humerus 18. Which of the bones has a petrous part?
B) clavicle A) the frontal bone
C) scapula B) the parietal bone
+ D) the pelvic bone + C) Temporal Bone
E) sternum D) the occipital bone
E) Sphenoid bone
12. Glenoid cavity, cavitas glenoidalis, is
located in: 19. Frontal foramen of the nasal cavity:
A) humerus + A) Piriform Foramen
B) the clavicle B) choanas
+ C) in the scapula C) Upper orbital fissure
D) the pelvic bone D) Lower orbital fissure
E) the sternum E) optic canal

13. The process of the scapula: 20. Between superior and lateral walls of the
A) styloid process orbit is located?
B) transverse process A) Pear-shaped hole
+ C) the acromion B) choanas
D) coronal process + C) Superior Orbital Fissure
E) olecranon D) Lower orbital slot
E) optic canal B) enchondral
+ C) perichondral
21. Between inferior and lateral walls of the D) periostal
orbit is located? E) endostal
A) Piriform foramina
B) choanas 28. Type of osteogenesis during which
C) upper orbital fissure ossification takes place inside of the
+ D) Inferior Orbital Fissure cartilage rudiments:
E) The optic canal A) endesmal
22. Bone of the forearm: +B) Enchondral
A) humerus C) perichondral
+ B) ulna D) periostal
C) pelvic bone E) endostal
D) semilunar bone 29. Type of osteogenesis at which
E) trapezoid bone ossification occurs at the expense of the
periosteum:
23. Thorax is formed by: A) endesmal
+ A) The Sternum B) enchondral
B) hipbone C) perichondral
C) patella + D) Periostal
D) the lumbar vertebrae E) endostal
E ) the cervical vertebrae
30.The number of the cervical vertebrae:
24. Pelvis is formed by: A) 4
A) sternum B) 5
+B) Pelvic Bones +C) 7
C) Patella D) 8
D) the lumbar vertebrae E) 12
E ) the cervical vertebrae
31. The number of the thoracic vertebrae;
25. The largest sesamoid bone: A) 4
A) Calcaneus B) 5
+ B) Patella C) 7
C) Femur D) 8
D) Talus + E) 12
E) Semilunar bone
32. The number of the lumbar vertebrae”
26. Plate that divides body into two A) 4
symmetrical parts: +B) 5
A) frontal C) 7
B) horizontal D) 8
C) medial E) 12
+D) median
E) lateral 33. The number of the sacral vertebrae”
A) 4
27. Type of osteogenesis that occurs with +B) 5
the participation of perichondrium: C) 7
A) endesmal D) 8
E) 12 A) tubular bone
B) abnormal bone
34. Which vertebrae have foramens in the +C) flat-bone
transverse process? D) mixed bone
+ A) Cervical E) auriferous bone
B) thoracic
C) lumbar 41. According to the structure humerus is:
D) sacral + A) Tubular Bone
E) coccygeal B) spongy bone
C) mixed bone
35. Which vertebrae have costal fosses? D) auriferous bone
A) cervical E) flat bone
+B) Thoracic
C) lumbar 42. Bone of the shoulder girdle is:
D) sacral A) sternum
E) coccygeal + B) Scapula
36. What is the sign of skeleton aging? C) humerus
A ) increasing of the number of osteal D) ulnar
laminae E) radius
B) thickening of the osteal substance 43. Glenoid cavity is located at:
C) emergence of large number of tissue A) Upper corner
+D) the rarefaction of the bone B) Bottom corner
E) formation of the processes + C) Lateral Angle
D) acromion
37. The middle part of the body of the E) coracoid
tubular bones is called?
+ A) Diaphysis 44. The spine of the scapula is located in:
B) epiphysis A) upper corner
C) metaphysis B) bottom corner
D) apophysis C) Lateral angle
E) diploe D) Costal surface
E) + Dorsal Surface
38. Part of the bone that is located between
the body and the ends of tubular bones is: 45. The bone that has acromion and
A) diaphysis coracoid process:
B) epiphysis A) clavicle
+ C) Metaphysis B) sternum
D) apophysis C) +the scapula
E) diploe D) humerus
E) ulna
39. Tubular bone ending is called:
A) diaphysis 46. Bone that has two necks :
+ B) Epiphysis A) +the humerus
C) metaphysis B) femur
D) apophysis C) ulna
E) diploe D) tibia
E) radius
40. According to the structure scapula is:
47. The bone which have 3 foveae on the C) canalis caroticus
distal epiphysis - ulnar , radial, coronal : D) canaliculus cochlearis
A) scapula E) canaliculus tympanicus
B) +the humerus
C) ulna 54. Which of the following bone forms the
D) radius head of the mandibular joint:
E) collarbone clavicle A) zygomatic bone
B) +in temporal bone
48. Parts of the hand : C) maxillary bone
A) +the wrist D) occipital bone
B) tarsus E) parietal bone
C) metatarsus
D) base 55. Which of these skull bones has lamina
E) apophysis cribrosa
A) frontal bone
49. Parts of the foot : B) lacrimal bone
A) wrist C) sphenoid bone
B) metacarpus D) +the ethmoid bone
C) +the tarsus E) nasal bone
D) base
E) metaphysis 56. Show the bone containing the maxillary
sinus:
50. Choose the cranial bone: A) frontal
A) + occipital-bone B) sphenoid bone
B) lacrimal bone C) ethmoid bone
C) nasal bone D) +in maxillary bone
D) maxillary bone E) temporal bone
E) mandibular bone
57. Bone which has the largest cranial
51. Choose the facial bone: foramen:
A) +the maxillary bone A) frontal bone
B) occipital bone B) parietal bone
C) frontal bone C) +the occipital bone
D) ethmoid bone D) temporal bone
E) parietal bone E) zygomatic bone

52. From which canal of the temporal bone
does the internal carotid artery go through:
A) musculotubal canal
B) front channel
C) +the carotid canal
D) cochlear duct
E) canalistympanicus
53. Show the canal of the temporal bone
from which the facial nerve goes through :
A ) canalis musculotubarius
B) +the canalis facialis
58. The function of the cerebral part of the
cranium:
A) Covers the beginning part of the
respiratory system
B) + Contain The Brain
C) Covers the beginning part of the
digestive system
D) Contain auditory system
E) Contain sensory system
59 . The medial bone of the cranium:
A) +the frontal bone
B) maxillary bone b) + on the superior margin
C) palatine bone c) on acromion
D) temporal bone d) on lateral margin
E) parietal bone e) on spine

60. Carotid tubercle of VI cervical vertebra 34366. Choose the anatomical structure of
is on the the scapula
A) + in transverse processes a) + glenoid cavity
B) spinous processes b) spinous process
C) superior articular process c) greater tubercle
D) body of the vertebra d) acetabulum
E) lower articular processes e)+coracoid process

61. The presence of foramina in the 67. Anatomical structure on the posterior
transverse processes is typical to: surface of the humerus:
a) +the cervical vertebrae a) the intertubercular groove
c) thoracic vertebrae b) the deltoid tuberosity
c) lumbar vertebrae c) the greater tubercle
d) sacral vertebrae d) + the groove of The radial nerve
e) coccygeal vertebrae e ) the lesser tubercle

62. Which vertebra has an odontoid 68. Show the anatomical structure of the
process.. ulna:
a) 7th cervical vertebra a) rib groove
b) 6th cervical vertebra b) greater tubercle
c) +2nd cervical vertebra c) +in trochlear groove
d) 1st cervical vertebra d) lesser tubercle
e) 1st thoracic vertebra e) the jugular incisura

63.Choose the anatomical formation of the 69 . Choose the anatomical structures of the
sacrum : ilium:
a) + ear-shaped surface a) +in iliac crest
b) apex b) condyle of the ilium
c) neck c) the rough line
d) front part d) lateral crist
e) spinous process e) oblique line

64 .Choose the anatomical formation of the 70. Choose the anatomical structure of the
sternum : femur :
a) base a) radiant tuberosity
b) apex b) articular surface
c) +in manubrium c) +the intertrochanteric line
d) mastoid process d) intertubercular groove
e) spinous process e )transverse line

65. The superior notch of the scapula is 71. Choose the sesamoid bone:
located a) trapezoid bone
a) on medial margin b) +the patella
c) talus e) horizontal plate
d) navicular bone
e) cuboid bone 78. Choose the anatomical formation of the
temporal bone:
72. Choose the anatomical structure of the a) transverse process
tibia: b) +the zygomatic process
a) Medial process c) sphenoid process
b) Lateral process d) coracoid process
c) + Medial Malleolus e) frontal process
d) Lateral malleolus
e) superior incisura 79.Which channel ends with foramen
stylomastoideum:
73. Which of the following has squama a) canaliculus mastoideus
frontalis: b) canaliculus tympanicus
a) sphenoid bone c) + facial-canal
b) ethmoid bone d) Canaliculicaroticotympanici
c) + frontal-bone e) musculotubal canal
d) shoulder blade
e) parietal bone 80. Which of the following canals is located
in the temporal bone :
74 . Choose the anatomical structure of the a) the condylar canal
frontal bone: b) + facial-canal
a) +the glabella c) optic foramen
b) optic canal d) canalisadductorius
c) round foramen e) side canal
d) infraorbital margin
e) oblique line 81. Choose the anatomical formation of the
maxillary bone :
75. Which of the following belongs to the a) zygomatic groove
sphenoid bone: b) +in suborbital margin
a) blind foramen c) supraorbital margin
b) +in round foramen d) oblique line
c) oval foramen e) sulcus mylohyoideus
d) facial canal
e) jugular foramen 82. Process of palatine bone :
a) zygomatic process
76. Hypoglossal canal is in the: b) +the orbital process
a) occipital-bone + c) alveolar process
b) mandibular bone d) condylar process
c) maxillary bone e) temporal process
d) sphenoid bone
e) palatine bone 83. Choose the part of the mandible bone :
77. Which of the following is the integral a) + the coronoid process
part of the ethmoid bone: b) palatine process
a) lattice notch c) palatal tuberosity
b) +the perpendicular plate d) deltoid tuberosity
c) concha nasalis inferior e) temporal line
d) palatine bone
84 . Which anatomical structure is opened c) + in the sphenoid
into the middle cranial fossa: d) the palatine bone
a) foramen cecum e) the lower jaw
b) + in foramen ovale
c) fissuraorbitalis inferior 91. Internal auditory foramen is located in :
d) jugular foramen a) on a front surface of the pyramid
e) foramen magnum b) + the rear surface of the pyramid
c) on the bottom surface of the pyramid
85. Nasolacrimal duct opens into the: d) on the upper surface of the pyramid
a) superior nasal meatus e) on the lateral surface of the pyramid
b) middle nasal meatus
c) oral cavity 92. By what is the middle and posterior
d) +in inferior nasal meatus cranial fossa separated:
e) maxillary sinus a) the leading edge of the pyramid of the
temporal bone
86. Apertura of the sphenoid sinus opens b) + in the top of the pyramid of the
into: temporal bone
a) the anterior cranial fossa c) the rear edge of the pyramid
b) middle nasal meatus d) bump of sellaturcica
c) +in upper nasal passage e) cockscomb
d) the middle cranial fossa
e) the lower nasal passage 93. What is refered to the facial skull :
a) the temporal bone
87 . Which one of the following is involved b) + in the upper jaw
in formation of Choana: c) the ethmoid bone
a) + in vomer d) the frontal bone
b) the occipital bone e) the lacrimal bone
c) the lacrimal
d) the upper jaw 94.Which one of the following takes part in
e) ethmoid bone formation of zygomatic arch :
a) the frontal bone
88. What opens into pterygopalatine fossa: b) sphenoid bone
a) blind hole c) + in the temporal bone
b) the foramen ovale d) the occipital bone
c) the upper orbital slot e ) the upper jaw
d) +in lower orbital fissure 95.Which one of the following bears a
e) facial canal furrow of sinus sagittalis superior:
a) the temporal bone
89 . Which one is determined as false rib : b) + in the frontal bone
a) 1 -st rib c) the zygomatic bone
b) VII - th rib d) the sphenoid bone
a ) + VIII-th rib e) the ethmoid bone
d) XII - th rib 96. Which one of the following bears a
e) XI - th rib furrow of sinus petrosus superior :
a) the sphenoid bone
90. Pterygoid channel is located in : b) the occipital bone
a) the temporal bone c) the frontal bone
b) the upper jaw d) +in the temporal bone
e) The ethmoid c) collision
97. Which one is refers to the calvaria of d) +the trapezoid bone
the skull or skullcap: e) pisiform
a) the nasal bone 104.Determine the bone with coronoid
b) the lacrimal bone process :
c) +the parietal-bone a) The temporal bone
d) the palatine bone b) The humerus
e) the ethmoid bone c) The upper jaw
98. The lambdoid suture called the lambdais d) The zygomatic jaw
located : e) +The Radius
a) between temporal and parietal bones 105. What are the formative parts of the 1-st
b) between frontal and parietal bones cervical spine :
c) +between the parietal and occipital bones a) + in the anterior arch
d) between temporal and sphenoid bones b) tooth
e) between temporal and occipital bones c) the lower articular process
99. Which of the following is located on the d) body
body of the sphenoid bone: e) spinous process
a) + the carotid sulcus 106. Which of the following has hole of the
b) carotid tubercle transverse process:
c) oval hole a) the vertebrae
d) spinous hole b) +in the cervical vertebrae
e) coronal hole c) the lumbar spine
100. Which one of the following is the d)the sacral vertebrae
opening of greater wing of sphenoid bone : e)the coccygeal vertebrae
a) the ragged hole 107. Characteristic features of thoracic
b) the lower eye gap vertebrae :
c) the nasolacrimal duct a) the presence of the holes of the transverse
d) +in the spinous hole processes
e) the facial channel b) +in the presence of the hole for ribs
101. Which one of the following c) the existence of the transverse processes
isanatomical formation in the basilar part of d) the presence of mastoid processes
the occipital bone : e ) the presence of articular processes
a) the occipital condyle 108. The anatomical structure of the1-st rib:
b)the furrow of superior petrosal sinus a) +the furrow for subclavian artery
c) the furrow of the transverse sinus b) crest of head of rib
d)the occipital protuberance c) furrow of the rib
e) +in the pharyngeal tubercle d) trapezoid line
102.Which one of the following is e) neck of the rib
anatomical formation of occipital scales : 109. At the proximal end the humerus has:
a) the arc-shaped elevation a) the radial fossa
b) +in the furrow of transverse sinus b) +in the head
c) the furrow of lower sinuses c) the condyle
d) the lower furrowof sagittal sinus d) the styloid process
e) the jugular notch e) the block of the humerus
103. Determine the bones of the distal carpal 110. What is the anatomical formation of
series : humerus :
a) triangular a) tuberosity
b) semilunar b) +the intertubercular-furrow
c) coronoid process e) the circular hole
d) hole of radial process 118. The boundary between the middle and
e) the trochanteric hole posterior cranial fossae is:
111. At the proximal end the radius has : a) the external occipital protuberance
a) ulnar notch b)the internal occipital protuberance
b) +the head c) +at the top edge of the pyramid of the
c) a small tubercle temporal bones
d) greate tubercle d) the small wing of sphenoid bone
e) styloid process e)the coronal sutura
112. At the distal end the femur has : 119. Which one of the following is leaded
a) third trochanter from the pterygopalatine fossa into the nasal
b) curved line cavity:
c) oblique line a) +spheno-palatine hole
d) +the patellar surface b) round hole
e) rough line c) oval hole
113. At the proximal end the tibia has : d) lower orbital slot
a) medial malleolus e) pterygoid canal
b) head 120. Which one of the following form the
c) neck front wall of the pterygopalatine fossa:
d) incisura of the fibula a) the perpendicular lamina of the palatine
e) + intercondylar-eminence bone
114. The bones of the proximal row of tarsal b) the infratemporal crest
: c) the pterygoid process of sphenoid bone
a) navicular d) +at the upper jaw
b) cuboid e) the zygomatic bone
c) +in astragalus 121. Which one of the following the
d) hamate bone trochlear has:
e) medial sphenoid bone a) femur
115. What is located on the scaly part of the b) +in anklebone
temporal bone: c) calcaneus
a) +at mandibular fossa d) radius
b)coronal process e) ulna
c) mastoid process 122. The round hole is located:
d) carotid canal a) on the frontal bone
e) stylomastoid process b) + on the sphenoid-bone
116. Pterygopalatine fossa communicates c) on theethmoidbone
with the middle cranial fossa through the: d) on theoccipitalbone
a) The foramen ovale e) on the temporal bone
b) the upper orbital fissure 123. Which one oft he following forms a
c) the lower orbital slot joint with the talus:
d) +in a circular hole a) medial cuneiformbone
e) wedge palatine foramen b) cuboid
117. Which of the following opens into c) lateral cuneiformbone
orbits: d) +the calcaneus
a) the facial channel е)mesocuneiformbone
b) the oval hole 124. Which one of the following are the
c) +at upper orbital slot spinal processes:
d)the blind hole a) coracoid
b) spinous process e) the level of 12th thoracic with 1st lumbar
c) coronoid process 131) Which of the following has ear-shaped
d) jugular process articular surface
e) styloid process a) scapula
125) Which one of the following are the b) pubis
elements of the vertebrae: c) ischium
a) +in the arc d) +the ilium
b) the wings e) coccyx
c) tooth 132) The location of the angle of the
d) styloidprocess sternum:
e) the head a) + at the junction of the presternum with
126) Anatomical structures that are typical the body of the sternum
tot he cervical vertebrae: b) the junction of the body of the sternum
a) +at hole in the transverse processes with the xiphoid process
b) spinous process c) the jugular notch of presternum
c) transverse processes d) mid sternum
d) mastoid e) the xiphoid process
e) costal fossa 133) the element of the rib:
127) Anatomical structures that are typical a) +in body
to the thoracic vertebrae (II-XII): b) legs
a) +at upper and lower rib fossa c) tubercle
b) cross rib processes d) arc
c) styloid process e) tail
d) mastoid process 135) the position of the subclavian artery
e) sleepy tubercle groove on the first rib
128) On the back-side surface of the body it +the Behind tubercle anterior scalene
has simultaneously full hole and semi-hole: muscle
a) I thoracic vertebra ahead of the front scalene tubercle
b) X thoracic vertebra on the mound anterior scalene muscle
c) XI thoracic vertebra front rib hump
d) XII thoracic vertebra on the bottom surface of the rib
e) VII thoracic vertebra 136) named the bone girdle
129) On the level of the 6th cervical vertebra first rib
the sleepy tubercle is located: +the clavicle
a) + on the transverse processes humerus
b)on spinous processes ribs
c) on superior articular process sternum
d) on vertebral body 137) the location of the glenoid cavity of the
e) on lower articular processes scapula
130) The location of promontory of the on the acromion
spinal column: the upper angle of the scapula
a) the connection of the 4th and 5th lumbar the coracoid
vertebrae + in the lateral angle of the scapula
b) +at the connection of the 5th lumbar on the spinous processes
vertebra with sacrum 138) Location of the conical tubercle and
c) the level of the body of the 5th lumbar trapezoid lines on the collarbone
vertebra the upper surface
d) the level of the 1st sacral vertebra on the anterior surface
 the posterior surface 146) The boundary, separating the large
+at the lower surface basin from small runs
on the sternal end of the clavicle +in along arcuate line
139) anatomical structures of the distal end on the lower branches of the pubic bone
of the humerus but the lower edge of the pubic symphysis
+ coronoid-fossa ischial tuberosity
small tubercle ileal bone combs
greater tuberosity 147) anatomical structures of the proximal
intertubercular furrow end of the femur
styloid process lateral epicondyle
140) anatomical structures of the distal end +the head
of the radius medial epicondyle
olecranon intercondylar fossa
head anatomical neck
neck 148) the tarsal bones of the distal row
+the styloid process hamate bone
coronoid process trapezoid
141) bone of the proximal row of carpal +in Lateral sphenoid
capitatum lunare
anklebone calcaneus
hamate bone 149) bone of the cranial bones
cuboid +the frontal
triquetrum lacrimal
142) styloid process has vomer
humerus palatine
+the ulna bow
femur 150) forms the cranial vault
scapula +the squama of the temporal bone
foot palatine bone
143) lower limb bones girdle nasal bone
sacrum ethmoid
pubis lacrimal bone
femur 151) part of the frontal bone
+in Pelvic bone +in Squama
coccyx body
144) the bones, which is involved in the lacrimal part
formation of the acetabulum lateral part
+at ilium temporal part
fibula 152) anatomical structures of the outer
tibia surface of the frontal squama
sacrum +at temporal line
femur frontal crest
145) bone with ear-shaped articular surface ethmoid notch
+the sacrum suborbital notch
ischium cockscomb
pubis 153) surface of the body of the sphenoid
femur bone
temporal bone nasal surface
the orbital surface e)fibular collateral ligament
temporal surface 161.In the formation of the ankle involved
the palatal surface a) Femur
+in upper surface b) Humerus
154) part of the occipital bone c)+the Talus
+in basilar part d) Calcaneus
The body e) Navicular
The upper part 162. In the formation of wrist are involved
pterygoid a) Femur
lower part b) Humerus
155. Anatomical structure of the front c) glenoid lip
surface of the pyramid of the temporal bone d)+the First row of carpal bones
a)Hole of the musculo-tubular canal e) Second row of carpal bones
b)The jugular fossa 163.Anatomical structure, which
c)the petrous fossa characterize the joints
+d)at arcuate eminence a)+the joint cavity
e)Internal acoustic hole b)ligament
156.Anatomical structure of the back surface c)glenoid lip
of the pyramid of the temporal bone d)articular disc
a)The trigeminal impression e)articular process
b)Groove of the transverse sinus 164. Uniaxial joint include
+c)in the Internal acoustic hole a) Carpal – metacarpal joint of the thumb
d) The roof of the tympanic cavity b)+ The median atlanto-axial joints
e)An arc-shaped elevation c) Wrist joint
157. Hip joints include d) The shoulder joint
a) The glenoid cavity e) Hip
b)+in the acetabulum 165. Biaxial joints include
c)The head of the humerus a)+Wrist-joint
d)The neck of the humerus b)The hip joint
e)Articular disk c)Humeroradial joint
158. Intra-articular ligaments of the hip are d)Acromioclavicular joint
a) ischiofemoral ligament e) The shoulder joint
b)a circular area 166. Multiaxial joint are:
c)the pubofemoral ligament a) Proximal radial-ulnar joints
d)+in a bunch of the femoral head b) Radial-carpal joints
e)the iliac femoral ligament +c) Brachial-joints
159.The strucrure of knee include d) Humeral-ulnar joints
a)+in upper articular surface of tibia e) Atlas-axial middle joints
b) lower articular surface of the tibia 167. Anatomical structures which belong to
c) the femoral head sternal-clavicular joint:
d) glenoidal lip +a)at Sternal end of the clavicle
e)the articular disc b) Jugular notch (incisura) of clavicle
160.On the rear surface of the knee capsule c) Articular lip
contains d) Acromion
a)the posterior cruciate ligament e) Articular meniscus
b)+in the oblique popliteal ligament 168. Which of the following belongs to
c)a circular area synchondrosises:
d)patellar ligament
a) Joining of articular processes of the 175. Which of the following belongs to
vertebrae ulnar joint:
b) Joining of spinous processes of the a) Arcuate ligament
vertebrae b) Oblique ligament
c) Joining of vertebral arches +c) Radial (collateral) ligament
+d) Joining Of Vertebral Arches d) Articular disc
e) Joining of transversal processes of the e) Oblique chord
vertebrae 176. Which of the following belong to the
169. Which of the following corresponds to radial-carpal joint:
the form of radial-carpal joint: a) Pisiform bone
a) Ginglymoid b) Capitatum
b) Cup shaped c) Articular disc
+c) Ellipsoidal (condyle) d) Humerous
d) Flat e) Ulna
e) Spheroid 177. The brachial joint due to own structure
170. Arc of the vertebrae connect: belongs to:
+a) Yellow-ligaments a) Complicated joints
b) Anterior longitudinal ligament b) Simple joints
c) Posterior longitudinal ligament c) Combined joints
d) Nuchal ligament d) Complex joints
e) Over spinous ligament e) uniaxial joints
171. Anatomical structures which belong to 178. The brachial joint due the own form
the brachial joints: belongs to:
a) Articular disc a) Spheroidal joints
b) Articular meniscus b) Saddle shaped foints
c) Transversal ligament of scapula c) condylar joints
+d) the Articular cavity of scapula d) Cylindrical joints
e) Articular notch incisura e) Ellipsoidal joints
172. Which of the following corresponds to 179. The ligaments of the brachial joint:
the form of middle atlas-axial joint: a) Rostral acromial ligament
a) Ginglymoid b) Rostral clavicular ligament
+b)at Cylindrical c) Lower transversal ligament of scapula
c) Saddle shaped d) Rostral brachial ligament
d) Flat e) Square ligament
e) Spheroid 179. The ligaments of the brachial joint:
173. The lateral atlas-axial joint belongs to: a) Rostral-acromial ligament
+a) Combined-joints b) Rostral clavicular ligament
b) Cylindrical joints c) Lower transversal ligament of scapula
c) Complex joints d) Rostral brachial ligament
d) Complicated e) Square ligament
e) Condylar joints 180. The ulnar joint due to the own structure
174. The most mobile part of the vertebral belongs to:
column is: a) Simple joints
a) Upper thoracic part b) Complex joints
b) Lower thoracic part c) Complicated joints
c) Sacral part d) Condylar joints
+d) in the Cervical part e) Combined joints
e) Lumbar part
181. Brachial–ulnar joint due to the own 188. The uniaxial joints of the lower limb:
form belongs to: a) Sacral iliac joint
a) Spheroidal joints b) Knee joint
b) Ginglymoidal joints c) Tarsal metatarsal joint
c) Flat joints d) Inter phalangeal joint of the foot
d) Cylindrical joints e) Pelvic fibular joint
e) Ellipsoidal joints 189. Two axial joints of the lower limb:
182. The proximal radial-ulnar joint due to a) Tibiofibular joint
the own form belongs to: b) Pelvic fibular joint
a) Flat joints c) Subtalar joint
b) Ginglymoidal joints d) Knee joint
c) Saddle-shaped joints e) Talocrural joint
d) Cylindrical joints 190. Multi-axial joints of the lower limb:
e) Spherical Joints a) Pelvic fibular joint
183. Ligaments of the ulnar joint: b) Knee joint
a) Radial collateral ligament c) Talocrural joint
b) Oblique collateral ligament d) Transversal joint
c) Arcuate ligament e) Tibiofibular joint
d) Circular ligament 191. Sacral-iliac joint due to the own form
e) Interosseous membrane belongs to:
184. Which of the following motion are a) Flat joints
possible by the ulnar joint: b) Saddle shaped joints
a) Abduction and adduction of humerus c) Ellipsoidal joints
b) Flexion and extension of the forearm d) Condylar joints
c) Sideshift e) Cup shaped joints
d) Circular movement 192. Which of the following belongs to the
e) Slip with offset of articular surfaces sacral-iliac joint:
185. The structure that form a radial-carpal a) Sacraltuber ligament
joint: b) Sacral iliac ligament
a) Radius c) Sacral spinous ligament
b) Articular lip d) Cruciform ligament
c) Pisiform bone e) Iliacfemoral ligament
d) Hamate bone 193. Back muscles:
e) Trapezoid bone A) platysma
186. Radial-carpal joint due to the structure B) The masseter
belongs to: C) A large pectoral muscle
a) Complex joints + D)the latissimusdorsi
b) Complicated joints E) biceps
c) Simple joints 194. Dorsi:
d) Combined joints A) digastric
e) Saddle shaped B) quadriceps
187. Interphalangeal joints of the hand due + C)in rhomboid
to the own form belongs to: D) flexes
a) Cylindrical joints E) Semitendinosus
b) Spherical joints 195. Trapezius muscle includes the muscles
c) Ginglymoid joints of:
d) Flat joints A) Head
e) Condylar joints B) Neck
+ C)the Backs A) Anterior hip muscle group
D) Breast + B) the Posterior group of hip muscles
E) Pelvis C) medial group of hip muscles
196. Chest muscles: D) front group of leg muscles
A) platysma E) Posterior group of leg muscles
B) masseter 204. Tibialis anterior muscle relates to:
+ C)the Large pectoral muscle A) Anterior group of hips muscle
D) latissimusdorsi B) Posterior group of the hips muscle
E) muscle of the biceps C) The medial group of hips muscle
197. The abdominal muscles: + D) in Anterior group of leg muscle
A) platysma E) Posterior group of leg muscle
B) The masseter 205. Gastrocnemius muscle, referred to:
C) A large pectoral muscle A) Anterior group of the hip muscle
+ D)in the rectus abdominal B) Posterior group of the hip muscle
E) biceps C) The medial group of hip muscles
198. Muscle of girdle: D) Anterior group of leg muscles
A) platysma +E)in the Posterior group of leg muscles
B) The masseter 206. Soleus muscles refer to:
C) Biceps A) Anterior group of the hip muscle
D) The latissimusdorsi B) Posterior group of the hip muscle
+ E)in the Deltoid muscle C) Anterior group of leg muscles
199. Free upper limb muscles: +D) Posterior group of leg-muscles
A) platysma E) The lateral group of leg muscles
B) The masseter 207. Muscle that lifts the lower jaw:
C) A large pectoral muscle A) lateral pterygoid
D) The latissimusdorsi +B)at Temporal muscle
+ E)at Biceps C) Circular muscle of the mouth
200.Quadricepsfemoris muscle relate to: D) buccinatorthyrohyoid
+ A)in the Anterior group of the hips E) major zygomatic muscle
muscles 208. The muscle that is attached to the
B) Posterior group of the hips muscle coronoid process of the mandible:
C) The medial group of hips muscles A) actual masseter
D) Anterior group of leg muscles +B)at temporal muscle
E) Posterior group of leg muscles C) the medial pterygoid muscle
201. Sartorius muscles relate to: D) the lateral pterygoid muscle
A)the Head E) buccinator
B) Neck 209. Facial muscles, that close the eye :
C) The spins A) Temporal
D) Breast B) proper chewing
+ E)in the Hips C) medialpterygoid
202. Thin muscle, m. gracilis, refer to the D) lateral pterygoid
muscles of: E) + circular-muscles of the eye
+ A)the Hips 210. Facial muscles of the head, that lift the
B) Neck upper lip:
C) Back A) m.buccinator
D) Breast +B) m-levatorlabiisuperioris
E) Pelvis C) m.levatorangulioris
203. Biceps femoris muscle relate to: D) m.depresiorlabiiinferioris
E) depressor angulioris 218. Deep muscle of back, straightening the
211. Muscles of head are involved in: body:
A) +in articulate speech A) trapezius, m.traperius
B) abduction B) latissimus, m.latissimusdorsi
C) adduction C) large diamond-shaped, rhomboideus
D) flexion major
E) extension D) small diamond-shaped, rhomboideus
212. Features of mimic muscles: minor
A) +the woven into the skin E) +in erector-spinae
B) starts and attached to bone 219. Chest muscle, located between the
C) are involved in the act of swallowing clavicle and first rib.
D) are involved in the act of inspiration A) pectoralism.pectoralis major
E) are involved in the act of exhalation B) small breast m. pectoralis minor
213. Muscle of the neck, under the bilateral C) +in the subclavian
reduction of which, the head is held in a D) anterior serratus
vertical position: E) infracostal
A) platysma 220. The back wall of the rectus sheath is
+B) clavi-sterno-mastoid formed above the navel:
C) mandibulo hyoid A) aponeurosis of external oblique
D) digastric abdominal muscles
E) stylohyoid B) the front plate of the aponeurosis of the
214. Muscle of the neck, lying above the internal oblique abdominal muscles
hyoid bone: C) +in the back plate of the aponeurosis of
A) platysma the internal oblique muscle and the
B) clavi-sterno-mastoid aponeurosis of transversus abdominal
C) sterno-hyoid muscle
+D)in mylo-hyoid muscle D) pyramidal muscle aponeurosis
E) Omo-hyoid E) aponeurositis of all three abdominal
215. Muscle of the neck, lying below the muscles
hyoid bone: 221. The back wall of the inguinal canal
A) mylo-hyoid forms:
B) +in Omo-hyoid A) aponeurosis of the external oblique
C) digastric muscle
D) stylohyoid B) the aponeurosis of the internal oblique
E) geniohyoid muscle
216. Fascia of the neck, covering the C) the aponeurosis of the transverse muscle
prevertebral muscles: D) +at transverse fascia
A) Surface E) inguinal ligament
B) Surface own of a piece of fascia 222. Musle of back:
C) deep own of a piece of fascia A) procerus muscle
D) internal fascia B) temporal
E) +the prespinal C) +in trapezoid
217. Surface muscle of back: D) large zygomatic
A) +at trapezoid E) small zygomatic
B) muscle, straightening the spine 223. Masticatory muscles:
C) minor chest a) +in the temporalis muscle
D) iliopsoas b) the circular muscle of the eye
E) sartorius c) buccinator
d) nasal muscle + A)the Diaphragm
e) mentalis B) Mylohyoid muscle
224. Suprahyoid muscles: C) Trapezius muscle
a) the sterno-thyroid muscle D) Abdominal muscle
b) +in biventer E) transverse muscle
c) scapular-hyoid muscle 232. The inferior wall of the pelvic cavity is
d) sewn-hyoid muscle formed by:
e) The temporalis muscle A) Diaphragm
225. Deep layer of the back of the leg B) rhomboid muscle
muscles is formed by: + C) the perineum
a) soleus D), trapezius muscle
b) +the flexor digitorumlongus E) transverse muscle
c) extensor digitorumlongus 233. The inferior wall of the oral cavity is
d) long peroneal muscle formed by:
e) semitendinosus A) Diaphragm
226. Larynx communicates +B)in Mylohyoid muscle
with the pharynx through: C) the trapezius muscle
A) Choanae/Postnaris D) Palate
B) Pharynx E) The transverse muscle
+ C)the aperture of larynx 234. The inferior wall of the nasal cavity is
D) piriform opening formed by:
E) Lacerated foramen A) the Diaphragm
227. The function of the esophagus: B) Mylohyoid muscle
+ A)at Digestive way C) Perineum
B) The respiratory way +D)in the Palate
C)the Urinary way E) transverse muscle
D) Phagocytic 235. The superior wall of the oral cavity is
E) Secretoric formed by:
228. Mylohyoid muscle forms the wall: A) Diaphragm
A) Thoracic cavity B) Mylohyoid muscle
B) Abdominal cavity C) Perineum
C) Pelvic cavity +D)the Palate
+ D) in The oral cavity E) The transverse muscle
E) The nasal cavity 236. The serous membrane, lining the walls
229. The palate forms the wall: and organs of thoracic cavity:
A) The thoracic cavity + A)in Thepleura
B) Abdominal B) The peritoneum
C) pelvic cavity C) Adventitia
+ D)in The oral cavity D) The parametrium
E)the Vaginas E) The pericardium
230. The inferior wall of the abdominal 237. The serous membrane lining
cavity is formed by: organs and the walls of abdominal cavity:
+ A)the Diaphragm A) The pleura
B) Mylohyoid muscle +B)in The peritoneum
C) Perineum C) Adventitia
D) Palate D) The parametrium
E) transverse muscle E) The pericardium
231. Superior abdominal wall formed by:
238. Serous membrane forming the A) Stomach
pericardial B) Duodenum
bag: C) Jejunum
A) The pleura +D)at The ileum
B) The peritoneum E) The cecum
C) Adventitia 246. Ileum opens into:
D) The parametrium A) Stomach
+E) The peri-cardium B) Duodenum
239. Covered organs from all sides are C) Jejunum
called: D) The ileum
+ A) Intraperitoneal-position +E)in The cecum
B) Mesoperitoneal position 247. The cecum becomes:
C) Extraperitoneal position A) Stomach
D) Poliperitonealposition + B) ascending-colon
E) Multiperitonealposition C) The transverse colon
240. Covered organs from three sides are D) The ileum
called: E) of the sigmoid colon
A) Intraperitoneal position 248. Ascending colon becomes:
+B)the Mesoperitoneal position A) Stomach
C) Extraperitoneal position B) Ascending colon
D) Poliperitoneal position + C)the Transverse-colon
E) Multiperitoneal position D) The ileum
241. Organs that are covered from one side E) Sigmoid colon
are called: 249. The transverse colon becomes:
A) Intraperitoneal position A) Stomach
B) Mesoperitoneal position + B)in Descending colon
+ C) Ribheritaneal-position C) The transverse colon
D) Poliperitoneal position D) The ileum
E) Multiperitoneal position E) Sigmoid colon
242. Food enters from the esophagus to: 250. Descending colon becomes:
+ A)at Stomach A) Stomach
B) Duodenum B) The ascending colon
C)the Jejunum C) The transverse colon
D) ileum D) The ileum
E) The cecum + E) Sigmoid-colon
243. Food enters from the stomach into: 251. Sigmoid colon becomes:
A) Stomach A) Stomach
+B)in Duodenum B) The ascending colon
C) Jejunum C) The transverse colon
D) The ileum D) The ileum
E) The cecum + E)in Rectum
244. Food enters from the duodenum into: 252. Anatomical structures that fall into the
A) Stomach descending colon of the duodenum:
B) Duodenum A)hepatic duct,
+C)in the Jejunum + B) The common bile duct,
D) The ileum C) Sublingual gland,
E) The cecum D) Cystic duct
245. The food enters from the jejunum into: E) ureter
253. The mucous membrane is formed only A) The duodenum
in the circular folds in: B) The cecum
+ A)in jejunum C) The transverse colon
B) esophagus D) The ascending colon
C) Cecum + E) Sigmoid-colon
D) Inferior part of the rectum 261. Part of large intestine, extending
E) Sigmoid colon upward from the right side of the abdominal
254.Part od small intestine: cavity:
+ A)at Duodenum A) The duodenum
B) The cecum B) The cecum,
C) The transverse colon C) The transverse colon
D) The ascending colon + D)at Ascending colon
E) Sigmoid colon E) Sigmoid colon
255. The initial part of the large intestine: 262. Part of large intestine, extending down
A) Duodenum on the left side of the abdominal cavity:
+B)in The cecum A) The duodenum
C) The transverse colon B) The cecum
D) The ascending colon C) The transverse colon
E) Sigmoid colon + D)the Descending-colon
256. The final part of the large intestine: E) Sigmoid colon
A) Duodenum 263. Part of large intestine, located in the
B) The cecum pelvic cavity:
C) The transverse colon A) The duodenum
+ D)at Rectum + B)in the Rectum
E) Sigmoid colon C) The transverse colon
257. Part of large intestine, from which D) ascending colon
vermiform appendix goes out: E) Sigmoid colon
A) Duodenum 264. Bile produces:
+ B)the Cecum A) Gallbladder
C) transverse colon + B)the Liver
D) ascending colon C) Pancreas
E) Sigmoid colon D) Spleen
258. Part of the large intestine, which E) Kidney
occupies the lateral position: 265. Chemical processing of food takes
A) Duodenum place in:
B) Cecum A) Kidney
+C) The transverse colon B) Liver
D) ascending colon C) Esophagus
E) Sigmoid colon + D)the Duodenum
259. Part of the large intestine, located in the E) Spleen
right iliac fossa: 266. Formation of stool occurs in:
A) Duodenum A) jejunum
+B) in the Cecum B) duodenum
C) The transverse colon C) The stomach
D) The ascending colon D) ileum
E) Sigmoid colon + E)the Large-intestine
260. Section of the large intestine, located in 267. The common bile duct opens into:
the left iliac fossa: A) Stomach
+ B)at the duodenum D) Testosterone
C) jejunum E) Mucus
D) The ileum 275. Amazing musical instrument of the
E) The cecum body:
268. The pancreatic duct opens into: A) Language
A) the stomach B) Pharynx
+ B)at the duodenum + C)in Larynx
C) the jejunum D) Trachea
D) the ileum E) Bronchi
E) the caeca 276. The cartilage of the larynx which has
269. Peyer's patches are located in: "Adam's apple"
A) the stomach A) Signet ring cartilage
B) the duodenum + B) Scutiform-cartilage
C) jejunum C) Epiglottis cartilage
+ D)in the Ileum D) Arytenoid cartilage
E) cecum E) Santorini’s cartilage
270. The main function of the gallbladder: 277. The cartilage of the larynx, which
A) Secretory consists of the ring and plate
+ B)the Reservoir + A)the Signet ring
C) Hormonal B) Scutiform
D) Supporting C) Epiglottis
E) Phagocytic D) Arytenoid
271. The function of the pancreas as an E) Santorini’s cartilage
exocrine gland: 278. A leaf-shaped cartilage of the larynx:
+ A)in the Digestive A) Signet ring
B) The reservoir B) Scutiform
C) Hormone + C)the Epiglottis
D) The support D) Arytenoid
E) phagocytic E) Santorini’s cartilage
272. The function of the pancreas as an 279. Unpaired cartilage of the larynx:
endocrine gland: A) Cuneiform
A) secretory + B)in Scutiform
B) rservoir C) Tapered
+ C) Hormonal D) Arytenoid
D) supporting E) Santorini’s cartilage
E) phagocytic 280. The number of lobes in the right lung
273. The pancreas as an exocrine gland is…
secrete: A) 1
A) bile B) 2
+ B) Pancreatic Juice + C) 3
C) insulin D) 4
D) glucagon E) 5
E) mucus 281. The number of lobes in the left lung is..
274. The pancreas as an endocrine gland A) 1
secrete: + V) 2
A) Bile C) 3
B) Pancreatic juice D) 4
+ C)the Insulin E) 5
282. The number of fissures in the right 288. The function of the lung:
lung.. + A) gas-exchange
A) 1 B) uriniparous
+ V) 2 C) reservoir
C) 3 D) urinary
D) 4 E) chologenic
E) 5 289. The function the kidney:
283. The number of fissures in the left lung, A) gas exchange
+ A) 1 + B)the uriniparous
B) 2 C) reservoir
C) 3 D) urinary
D) 4 E) chologenic
E) 5 290. The function of the ureters:
284. Acinus is the functional and anatomical A) gas exchange
unit of: B) uriniparous
A) the liver C) reservoir
B) The kidneys + D)in urinary
+ C) The Lungs E) chologenic
D) The uteri 291. The function of the urinary bladder:
E) the prostate A) Gas exchange
285. The nephron is the functional and B) uriniparous
anatomical unit of: + C)the reservoir
A) The liver D) urinary
+ B) The Kidneys E) chologenic
C) the lungs 292. Lungs are located in the:
D)The uteri + A) thoracic-cavity
E) the prostate B) abdominal cavity
286. Structural and functional unit of the C) pelvic cavity
lung is: D) neck
+ A)the acinus E) mediastinum
B) nephron 293. Kidneys are located in the:
C) capillaries A) thoracic-cavity
D) villi + B)in abdominal cavity
E) follicle C) pelvic cavity
286. Structural and functional unit of the D) neck
lung is: E) scrotum
+ A)the acinus 294. Ovary is located in the:
B) nephron A) thoracic cavity
C) capillaries B) abdominal cavity
D) villi + C)the pelvic cavity
E) follicle D) neck
287. Structural and functional unit of the E) scrotum
kidney is: 295. Testicle is located in the:
A)the acinus A) thoracic cavity
+ B)at nephron B) abdominal cavity
C) capillaries C) pelvic cavity
D)the villi D) neck
E) follicle + E)at scrotum
296. The urinary bladder is located in the: D) efferent tubules
A) thoracic-cavity E) seminal duct
B) abdominal cavity 304. The function of the uterine tube:
+ C)in the pelvic cavity A) secretory
D) neck B) hormonal
E) scrotum C) reservoir
297. The uterus is located in the: + D)the conductive
A) thoracic cavity E) phagocytosis
B) abdominal cavity 305. Location of palatine tonsil:
+ C)the pelvic cavity A) Between the anterior and posterior walls
D) neck of the pharynx
E) scrotum + B) Between The Palatine Arches
298. The inner layer of uterine wall is: C)root of the tongue
+ A)in endometrium D) near the pharyngeal opening of auditory
B) myometrium tube
C)the perimetrium E) region of choanae
D) parametrium 306. Location of throat tonsils:
E) the adventitia + A) Between The Anterior and Posterior
299. The middle layer of uterine wall is: Walls of the Throat
A) endometrium B) between the palatal arches
+ B)the myometrium C)root of the tongue
C) perimetrium D) near the pharyngeal opening of auditory
D) parametrium tube
E) adventitia E) region of thechoanae
300. The outer layer of uterine wall is: 307. Location tubal tonsil:
A) endometrium A) between the anterior and posterior walls
B)the myometrium of the pharynx
+ C)in perimetrium B) between the palatal Ends
D) parametrium C) root of the tongue
E) adventitia + D) Near The Pharyngeal Opening of
301. Male genital organs, which are located Auditory Tube
in the pelvic cavity: E) region of thechoanae
A) Uterus 308. Location of the lingual tonsil:
B) Testis A) between the anterior and posterior walls
C) Ovary of the pharynx
D) Clitoris B) between the palatal arches
+ E)the Prostate + C) at the root of the tongue
302. Female genital organs, which are D) near the pharyngeal opening of auditory
located in the pelvic cavity: tube
+ A)in the Uterus E) region of choanae
B)the Testis 309. Function of the parathyroid glands:
C) Seminal vesicles a) digestive
D)the Clitoris B) hematogenic
E)at Prostate C) immune
303. Place of formation of sperm: D) hematopoietic
+ A) convoluted seminiferous-tubules E) +in the endocrine
B) straight seminiferous tubules 310. Endocrine glands are different from
C) rete testis other glands by:
A) +the lack of excretory ducts C) The external environment
B) presence of the gate D) + in the vestibule of oral cavity
c) lack of shells E) the pharyngeal cavity
D) division into red and white pulp 318. Parts of the esophagus:
E) lack of adipose capsule A) pharyngeal, cervical and abdominal
311. Mixed gland: B) Clavicular, thoracic and abdominal
A) hypophysis C) Occipital, cervical and thoracic
B) thyroid D) Cervical, thoracic and diaphragmatic
c) adrenal E) + Cervical, Thoracic and Abdominal
D) salivary 319. Connection of the oral cavity with the
E) +in pancreas pharynx through:
312. Higher center of regulation of A) choanae
endocrine function is: B) eustachian tube
A) cerebellum C) +at fauces
B) +the hypothalamus D) entrance to the larynx
C) metatalamus E) pearshaped foramen
D) epithalamus 320. The basis of the lips is:
E) thalamus A) mentalis muscle
313. Hormone develops in testis : B) + circular-muscle of the mouth
A) estrogen C) buccinator
B) progesterone D) pyramidalis muscle
C) +in testoterone E) pterygoid muscle
D) adrenalin 321. The pulp of the tooth - it ...
E) thyroxine A) shell of visible part of the tooth
314. The endocrine glands, which are B) a layer of material that covers the root
dependent on the anterior lobe of the C) the connective tissue around the neck of
hypophysis: the tooth
A) +the thyroid D) the place of transition of the neck to the
B) parathyroid root
C) pancreas E) +in formation of connective tissue with
D) paraganglia blood vessels and nerves in the tooth cavity
E) thymus 322. Frenulum of tongue locates ...
315. Thyroid parenchyma consists of: A) + at the bottom of the oral cavity
A) nephrons B) on the dorsum of the tongue
B) osteones C) on the margins of the tongue
C) myofibrils D) on the root of the tongue
D) +the follicles E) the vestibulum of the oral cavity
E) acini 323. Structures, which are located on the
316. The adrenal medulla releases: upper surface of the tongue:
A) thyroxine A) villi
B) estrogen B) crypts
C) testosterone C) alveoli
D) androgens D) +the papillae
E) +in adrenaline E) fossa
317. The parotid salivary gland secretes a 324. The structure, which is located on the
secretion in : root of the tongue:
A) the cavity of the esophagus A) fissure
B) The cavity of the stomach B) +the tonsil
C) frenulum B) tip of the bottom and the body
D) arch C) a body a bottom and process
E) velum D) head and body bottom
325. Salivary gland - derivatives ... E) + head, body and tail
A) + tunica mucosa of the oral-cavity 333. Pancreas is a … gland:
B) muscular tunica of the oral cavity A) apocrine
C) submucosa tunica of the oral cavity B) exocrine
D) propria connective tissue layer of mucosa C) Endocrine
E) muscular layer of the mucosa D) + mixed
326. The shell of the stomach, which forms E) golocrine
folds of mucosa: 334. Function of the gallbladder:
A) muscular A) chologenic
B) + Submucosa B) endocrine
C) serous C) hematopoietic
D) adventitia D) immune
E) albuginea E) + reservoir for storage of bile
327. The stomach is covered by: 335. Part of the nasal cavity:
A) fascia A) respiratory and visual
B) +the peritoneum B) respiratory and tactile
C) capsule C) +the respiratory and olfactory
D) cuticle D) olfactory and auditory
E) pleura E) olfactory and gustatory
328. Muscular coat layers in the gastric wall: 336. Nasal passage - it ...
A) circular and oblique A) the threshold of the nasal cavity
B) and circular cross B) the mouth of the nasolacrimal duct
C) the longitudinal and transverse C) furrow next to the frontal process of the
D) longitudinal, circular and straight maxilla
E) +in longitudinal, circular and oblique D) +in space under turbinate
329. Appendix - is ... E) the gap between small and large wings of
A) +the process of the cecum sphenoid bone
B) section of the small intestine 337. Adam's apple is formed by:
C) part of the speech apparatus A) arc cricoid
D) sphincter of the stomach B) the upper horn of the thyroid cartilage
E) expansion of the duodenum C) notch between the side plates of the
330. The features of the colon: thyroid cartilage
A) valves D) the lower horn of the thyroid cartilage
B) +in haustrae E) + protrusion of the larynx formed by
C) the villi adding the two plates of the thyroid cartilage
D) alveoli 338. The larynx is part ...
E) sinuses A) + respiratory system and vocal apparatus
331. The number of segments of the liver: B) the respiratory system and the
A) ten musculoskeletal system
B) + eight C) the digestive system and the vocal
C) six apparatus
D) two D) the digestive system and urinary
E) one apparatus
332. Parts of the pancreas: E) the urinary system and the vocal
A) base and the tip apparatus
339. The trachea - is ... E) 8-10 cm
A) a tubular body disposed between the oral 346. The bladder is located:
cavity and esophagus A) in front of the pubic symphysis
B) + tubular organ located between the B) +the behind the pubic symphysis
larynx and bronchi C) in front of the sacroiliac sutava
C) lobed organ located in the upper pole of D) behind the sacroiliac joint
the kidney E) behind the hip
D) tubular organ located between the kidney 348. The wall of the bladder is formed by
and bladder tunics:
E) lobed organ located between the lungs A) +in mucosa, submucosa, muscular
340. Bifurcation of the trachea - is ... adventitia
A) connective layer between adjacent B) the mucosa, submucosa
cartilaginous half rings C) the submucosa, muscle
B) the outer shell of the trachea D) of muscle, connective
C) in the wall of the trachea valve E) epithelial, serous, muscular
D) partial cross trachea with an aortic arch 349. External opening of the urethra in
E) + division of the trachea into two main women's open:
bronchus A) behind the opening of the vagina
341. In the lower nasal passage opens: B) + in front and above the vaginal opening
A) frontal sinus C) front of the clitoris
B) Upper jaw D) on the side of the vagina
C) Front ethmoid cells E) to the right of the clitoris
D) Eustachian tube 350. Submucosa of the bladder is missing:
E) + nasolacrimal duct A) in the front wall
342. Unpaired cartilage of the larynx: B) in the apex
A) + thyroid C) + in urocystic triangle
B) like horns D) in the rear wall
C) wedge E) in the sidewall
D) arytenoid 351. The ureter is divided into:
E) quadrangular A) of the thoracic and abdominal
343. Gates of kidney are located in: B) + abdominal, pelvic and intraparietal part
A) of the lateral edge C) of peritoneal and pelvic
B) the medial edge D) of the pelvis and the intraparietal
C) The back surface E) of the thoracic and pelvic
D) The front surface 352. The uterus is composed of:
E) the lower end of A) + bottom, the body and the neck
344. Structural and functional unit of the B) the bottom of the body and tail
kidney: C) the bottom head and neck
A) acinus D) head, body and bottom
B) +the nephron E) the head and tail of the body
C) renal papilla 353. Tunics of the uterus:
D) renal corpuscle A) of the endometrium, the parameters and
E) a small cup perimeters
345. The length of the ureter is: B) endometrium, myometrium, mezometry
A) +25-30 cm C) + endometrium, myometrium and
B) 5-7 cm perimetrium
C) 10-15 cm D) endometrium, endoneurium,
D) 10-20 cm endomysium
E) the endometrium, perimeter, epimisium c) submandibular gland
354. List the external male genitalia : d) salivary glands
A) prostate gland e) sublingual gland
B)+ scrotum 362. Muscles of the tongue are
C) spermaduct a) stylohyoid muscle
D) bulbourethral gland b) Digastric muscle
E) the seminal vesicles c) Buccinators muscle
355. List the external female genitalia: d) +the hyoglossal muscle
A) ovary e) muscle of uvula
B) uterus 363. Lingual tonsil is located
C) + the clitoris a) +on the tip of tongue
D) Fallopian tube b) under the tongue
E) vagina c) at the root of the tongue
356. Development of male sex-cells occurs d) on the body of tongue
in the: e) on the sides of tongue
a) appendage testis 364. Part of the tongue is the
b) prostate gland a) +root
c) seminal vesicles b) round hole
d) +convoluted tubules c) basis
e) bulbourethral gland d) angle
357. Ovary has ends e) neck
a) uterine and urocystic 365. Papillae of the tongue are
b) uterine and renal a) +filiform-papillae
c) +tubal and uterine b) single papilla
d) tubal and pelvic c) ellipsoidal papillae
e) tubal and abdominal d) accessory
358. Derivatives of the skin are e) collected
a) meibomian gland 366. Skeletopy of the pharynx
b) +mammary glands a) +from the outer base of the skull to
c) bulbourethral gland the VI-VII cervical vertebrae
d) Bartholin gland b) Level of II and III cervical vertebrae
e) Prostate gland c) Level of III and IV cervical vertebrae
359. Function of the skin is d) Level of IV and V cervical vertebrae
a) +Thermoregulation e) Level of II and VI cervical vertebrae
b) Digestion 367. Pharynx borders with
c) Gas exchange a) +Nasal Cavity
d) Wetting b) maxillary sinus
e) Warming c) esophagus
360. The name of the substance that affects d) pre tracheal fascia
the skin color e) buccal cavity
a) Keratohyaline 368. Opening-into-the-nasopharynx
b) Kerathine formation is
c) +Melanine a) fauces
d) Adipose tissue b) entrance to the larynx
e) Urea c) +choanae
361. Skin-derived glands are d) pyriform aperture
a) Parotid e) esophagus
b) +Sweat-glands 369. Which muscles narrow the pharynx
a) Stylopharyngeus muscle middle a) right ventricle
constrictor b) Left ventricle
b) +Upper constrictor lower constrictor c) +Right Atrium
c) Palatopharyngeus muscle d) left atrium
d) Palatopharyngeus muscle e) venous sinus
e) Palatoglossus muscle 377. Which furrow is located on the
370. Which muscles lift pharynx diaphragmal side of heart
a) Upper constrictor a) +posterior interventricular
b) hyoglossusmucle b) anterior interventricular
c) +stylopharyngeus muscle c) marginal
d) styloglossus muscle d) dorsal
e) stylohyoideus muscle e) interatrial
371. Skeletopy of esophagus 378. Which furrow is located on the
a) level of VI cervical and VIII sternocostal side of heart
thoracic vertebrae a) Posterior interventricular
b) level of VII cervical and X thoracic b) +Anterior Interventricular
vertebrae c) marginal
c) +level of VI cervical and XI-thoracic d) dorsal
vertebrae e) interatrial
d) level of VI cervical and I thoracic 379. Inner membrane of heart is
vertebrae a) +Endocardium
e) level of VI cervical and II thoracic b) myocardium
vertebrae c) epicardium
372. Pulmonary circulation begins from d) pericardium
a) +Right Ventricle e) adventitia
b) Left ventricle 380. Intermediate membrane of heart is
c) right atrium a) endocardium
d) left atrium b) +Myocardium
e) venous sinus c) epicardium
373. Systemic circulation begins from d) pericardium
a) right ventricle e) adventitia
b) +Left Ventricle 381. Outer membrane of heart is
c) right atrium a) endocardium
d) left atrium b) myocardium
e) venous sinus c) +Epicardium
374. Pulmonary circulation ends in d) pericardium
a) right ventricle e) adventitia
b) Left ventricle 382. Heart bag is
c) right atrium a) endocardium
d) +Left Atrium b) myocardium
e) venous sinus c) epicardium
375. Coronary venous sinus opens into d) +Pericardium
a) right ventricle e) adventitia
b) Left ventricle 383. Valvular heart valves are located on the
c) +Right Atrium a) +Atrioventricular Hole
d) left atrium b) Oval hole
e) venous sinus c) Hole of pulmonary branch
376. Systemic circulation ends in d) Hole of aorta
e) Hole of venous sinus + B) Coronary arteries of the Heart
384. Semilunar heart valves are located on C) The right common carotid artery
the D) The left common carotid artery
a) atrioventricular hole E) The left subclavian artery
b) Oval hole 392. Bifurcation of the aorta is located at :
c) +Hole of pulmonary Branch A ) XII thoracic vertebra
d) Hole of aorta In ) I lumbar vertebra
e) Hole of venous sinus With ) II lumbar vertebra
+ D) IV Lumbar Vertebra
385. Tricuspid valveof the heart is located at E ) III lumbar vertebra
: 393. Supplies the stomach :
+ A) Right atrioventricular Opening + A) the celiac trunk
B) Oval hole B) Superior mesenteric artery
C) The holes pulmonary trunk , C) inferior mesenteric artery
D) Left atrioventricular opening D) Iliac
E ) The openings of the sinus venosus E) thoracic aorta
386. Bicuspid or mitral valve is located at: 394. Supplies the liver :
A) Right atrioventricular opening + A)the celiac trunk
B) Oval hole B) Superior mesenteric artery
C) The holes pulmonary trunk , C) inferior mesenteric artery
+ D) Left atrioventricular Opening D) Iliac
E ) The openings of the sinus venosus E) thoracic aorta
387. The left ventricle is : 395. Supplies the spleen :
A) upper hollow Vienna + A) in the celiac trunk
+ B) Aorta B) Superior mesenteric artery
C) The pulmonary trunk C) inferior mesenteric artery
D) The pulmonary veins D) Iliac
E) Lower hollow vienna E) of the thoracic aorta
388. From the right ventricle goes : 396. Supplies the cecum :
A) The upper hollow Vienna A) of the celiac trunk
B) The aorta + B)at Superior mesenteric artery
+ C) Pulmonary Trunk C) the inferior mesenteric artery
D) The pulmonary veins D) Iliac
E) Lower hollow Vienna E) of the thoracic aorta
389. In the right atrium flows :
+ A) The upper hollow Vienna
B) The aorta 397. Supplies the ascending colon :
C) The pulmonary trunk A) of the celiac trunk
D) The left pulmonary veins + B)at Superior mesenteric artery
E) The right pulmonary veins C) the inferior mesenteric artery
390. In the left atrium fall : D) Iliac
A) The upper hollow Vienna E) of the thoracic aorta
B) The aorta
C) The pulmonary trunk 398. Supplies the transverse colon :
+ D) Pulmonary veins A) of the celiac trunk
E) Lower hollow Vienna + B)at Superior mesenteric artery
391. The branches of the ascending aorta : C) the inferior mesenteric artery
A) brachiocephalic trunk D) Iliac
E) of the thoracic aorta 405. Artery supplies the prostate , extending
from :
399. Supplies the descending colon : A) common iliac artery
A) of the celiac trunk B) the external iliac artery
B) Superior mesenteric artery + C)in the internal iliac artery
+ C) the inferior mesenteric artery D) Abdominal aortic
D) Iliac E) The thoracic aorta
E) thoracic aorta
406. The uterus supplies the artery ,
400. Supplies the sigmoid colon : extending from :
A) of the celiac trunk A) common iliac artery
B) Superior mesenteric artery B) the external iliac artery
C)+ the inferior mesenteric artery + C)in the internal iliac artery
D) Iliac D) Abdominal aortic
E) of the thoracic aorta E) The thoracic aorta

401. Upper Division supplies the rectum : 407. Middle part of the rectum supplies the
A) of the celiac trunk artery , extending from :
B) Superior mesenteric artery A) common iliac artery
C)+ the inferior mesenteric artery B) the external iliac artery
D) Iliac + C)in the internal iliac artery
E) of the thoracic aorta D ) Abdominal aortic
E) The thoracic aorta
402. Artery supplies the testicle , extending
from : 408. Artery supplies the knee joint :
A) common iliac artery A) External iliac
B) the external iliac artery B) Deep femoral
C) of the internal iliac artery + C)the popliteal
D)+at Abdominal aortic D) anterior tibial
E) The thoracic aorta E) of the posterior tibial

403. Artery supplies the ovary , extending 409. The muscles of the front leg artery
from : supplies the :
A) common iliac artery A) External iliac
B) the external iliac artery B) Deep femoral
C) of the internal iliac artery C) The popliteal
+ D)at Abdominal aortic + D)at anterior tibial
E) The thoracic aorta E) of the posterior tibial

404. Artery supplies the bladder , extending 410. The muscles of the anterior group of
from : tibia supplies by the artery:
A) common iliac artery 1) external iliac artery
B) external iliac artery 2) deep femoral artery
+ C) the internal iliac artery 3) popliteal artery
D) Abdominal aortic 4)+in anterior tibial artery
E) thoracic aorta 5) posteriortibial artery
411. The muscles of the posterior group of 3) commonarteriacarotis
tibia supplies by the artery: 4) arteriasubclavia
1) common iliac artery 5) ascending artery
2) external iliac artery
3) internal iliac artery 418. Exterior arteriacarotis passes in:
4) Abdominal aorta 1) +the canaliscaroticus
5) +Thoracic Aorta 2) canalisfacialis
3) mandibular canal
412. Anterior artery supplies : 4) foramenspinosum
1) +Shoulder Muscles 5) canalisopticus
2) femora
3) anterior forearm muscle 419. Venous trunk which make up the
4) posterior forearm muscle posterior cava:
5) anterior deep forearm muscle 1) superior mesenteric vein
2) inferior mesenteric vein
3) +at brachiocephalic veins
413. Anterior tibial artery supplies the: 4) common iliac vein
1) Shoulder muscles
2) femora 420. Right common carotid artery extends
3) +Anterior Tibia from
4) posterior forearm muscle 1) +in brachiocephalic trunk
5) anterior deep forearm muscle 2) aortic arch
3) ascending artery
414. Posterior tibial artery supplies the: 4) thoracic aorta
1) shoulder muscles 5) abdominal aorta
2) femora
3) +Posterior Tibia 421. Left common carotid artery extends
4) posterior forearm muscle from
5) Anterior deep forearm muscle 1) brachiocephalic trunk
2) +the aortic arch
415. Superior cava formed by the 3) ascending artery
conjugation of: 4) thoracic aorta
1) +Brachiocephalic-veins 5) abdominal aorta
2) internal jugular vein
3) subclavian vein 422. Right arteria carotiscommunis extends
4) exterior jugular vein from:
5) anterior jugular vein 1) +at brachiocephalic trunk
2) aortic arch
416. Facial muscles supplies the: 3) ascending artery
1) exterior Arteriacarotis 4) thoracic aorta
2) +Anterior Arteriacarotis 5) abdominal aorta
3) commonarteriacarotis
4) arteriasubclavia 423. Left arteria carotiscommunis extends
5) ascending artery from:
1) brachiocephalic trunk
417. Muscles of mastication supplies the: 2) +in aortic arch
1) exterior arteriacarotis 3) ascending artery
2) +anterior-arteriacarotis 4) thoracic aorta
5) abdominal aorta +a)The Rectum
b)the Spleen
424. The middle layer of the heart wall are: c)the stomach
a)+the myocardium d)The ascending colon
b) perimysium e)the liver
c) endoneurium
d) pleura 431. The origin of the ovarian arteries:
e) matrix +a)in the abdominal aorta
b)the internal iliac artery
425. The vessel which are coming out from c)the external iliac artery
left ventricle: d)the umbilical artery
coronary artery e)the obturator artery
a)+the aorta
b)carotid artery 432. Hemazygous vein empties into :
c)brachial artery a)the superior cava vein
d)jugular vein b)the left brachiocephalic vein
+c)at the azygous vein
426. The vessel which are coming out from d)the right brachiocephalic vein
right ventricle: e)the accessory hemazygous vein
a) jugular vein
b) superior vena cava 433. Veins lying on the sides of an artery
c) +Portal Vein ( accompanying vein):
d) pulmonary vein a)thesubclavian vein
e) clavicular vein +b)in the ulnar vein
c)the subscapular vein
427.The branches of the abdominal aorta: d)the axillary vein
+a)The Lumbar Artery e)the common iliac vein
b)The inferior epigastric arteries
c)the pericardial arteries 434.The cephalic vein flows into:
d)The upper phrenic arteries a)thesubclavian vein
e)the uterine arteries b)the brachial vein
+c)The Axillary Vein
428.The branches of the common hepatic d)the brachiocephalic vein
artery: e)The basilic vein
a) the right gastroepiploic artery
b)the left gastroepiploic artery 435. The basilic vein flows into:
+c)the gastro-duodenal artery +a)The brachial-vein
d)the left gastric artery b)the axillary vein
e)the splenic artery c)the subclavian vein
d)the external jugular vein
429. A middle colic artery supplies: e)the cephalic vein
a)descending colon
b)the sigmoid colon 436.The origin of the inferior cava vein:
c)the cecum a)3rd lumbar vertebrae
+d)in the transverse colon b)1st sacral Vertebrae
e)the duodenum +c)4-5th Lumbar Vertebrae
d)sacroiliac joint
430. Inferior mesenteric artery supplies: e)1-2nd Sacral vertebrae
 d ) single lymphoid nodules
437. Behind the inferior vena cava there
are : 443. Subclavian trunk form the efferent
a)the head of pancreas vessels
+b)the sympathetic-trunk + a)in the axillary lymph nodes
c)the duodenum b) the internal jugular lymph nodes
d)the celiac trunk c) the front of mediastinal lymph nodes
e)the abdominal aorta g ) back mediastinal lymph nodes
d ) elbow lymph nodes
438. The location of the atrio - ventricular
node : 444. The olfactory nerve is the nerve :
a) wall of the left atrium + A ) I Cranial Nerves
b) between the atrial and ventricular B ) VII cranial nerves
septum C ) X cranial Nerves
c) the wall of the right atrium D) XIII Pairs of cranial nerves
g ) the interventricular septum E ) IX cranial nerves
+ e) in the thickness of the lower part of the
interatrial septum 445. The facial nerve is the nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves
439. The branches of the external carotid + B ) VII Cranial Nerve
artery : C ) X Cranial nerves
+ a) in the superficial temporal artery D) XIII pairs of cranial nerves
b) the vertebral artery E ) IX Cranial nerves
c) the ophthalmic artery
g ) the transverse cervical artery 446 . Efferent nerve is the nerve :
d ) ascending cervical artery A ) I cranial nerves
+ B ) VI Cranial Nerves
440. Branch of the subclavian artery before C ) X cranial nerves
the interscalene gap D) XIII pairs of cranial nerves
a) The transverse cervical artery E ) IX cranial nerves
b) costo cervical trunk
c) the supraclavicular artery 447. The trigeminal nerve is the nerve :
g ) surface cervical artery A ) I cranial nerves
+ e) shchito - cervical trunk + B ) V[Cranial Nerves]
C ) X cranial nerves
441. Branch of the internal carotid artery : D) XIII pairs of cranial nerves
a) axillary E ) IX cranial nerves
b) the subscapularis
c) suprascapular 448. The vagus nerve is the nerve :
+ g ) the middle cerebral artery A ) I cranial nerves
d ) upper ulnar collateral artery In ) VII cranial nerves
+ C ) X Cranial Nerves
442. Barrier- filtration and immune D) XIII Pairs of cranial nerves
functions are simultaneously performed by : E ) IX cranial nerves
a) lymph vessels
b) lymph collectors 449. The glossopharyngeal nerve is the
+ c)in lymph nodes nerve :
g ) lymph plaques (group lymph nodules ) A ) I cranial nerves
In ) VII cranial nerves 456. Vestibularcochlear nerve is :
C ) X cranial nerves A ) I cranial Nerve
D) XIII pairs of cranial nerves + B ) VIII Cranial Nerve
+ E ) IX Cranial Nerves C ) X Cranial nerve
D) XIII cranial nerve
450. Intermediate nerve enters to the E ) IX cranial nerve
composition of:
A ) I cranial nerves 457. The number of cervical spinal nerves’
B) VIIІ pairs of cranial nerves A) 1
C ) X Cranial nerves B) 5
+ D) VII Cranial Nerve + C) 8
E ) IX cranial nerves D) 12
E) 13
451. Hypoglossal nerve is the nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves 458. The Number of thoracic spinal nerves;
In ) VII cranial nerves A) 1
C ) X Cranial nerves B) 5
+ D) XII Cranial Nerves C) 8
E ) I Cranial nerves + D) 12
E) 13
452. The accessory nerve is a nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves 459. The number of lumbar spinal nerves”
In ) VII cranial nerves A) 1
C ) X Cranial nerves + B) 5
+ D) XI Cranial Nerves C) 8
E ) IX cranial nerves D) 12
E) 13
453. The optic nerve is the nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves 460. The number of sacral spinal nerves”
In ) VII Cranial nerves A) 1
C ) X cranial Nerves + B) 5
+ D) II Cranial Nerves C) 8
E ) IX cranial nerves D) 12
E) 13
454. Oculomotor nerve is the nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves 461. The number of coccygeal spinal nerves.
In ) VII cranial Nerves + A) 1
C ) X cranial nerves B) 5
+ D) III Cranial Nerves C) 8
E ) IX Cranial nerves D) 12
E) 13
455. Trochlear nerve is a nerve :
A ) I cranial nerves 462. The……of cranial nerves innervate the
+ B ) IV Cranial Nerves facial muscles:
C ) X cranial nerves + A ) VII Pair
D) XIII pairs of cranial nerves B) X pair
E ) IX cranial nerves C ) IX pair
D) V pair
E ) XII pair D) Muscles of the Anterior Compartment of
the leg
463. The……of cranial nerves innervate the E ) Muscles of the Posterior Compartment
masseter muscle : of the leg
A ) VII pair
B) X pair
C ) IX pair 469. The sciatic nerve supplies :
+ D) V Pair A) Anterior Thigh Muscles
E ) XII pair +B) Posterior Thigh-Muscles
C) Medial Thigh Muscles
464. Anterior Thigh Muscles are innervated D) Muscles of the Anterior Compartment of
by: the leg
+ A) The Femoral Nerve E ) Muscles of the Posterior Compartment
B) The obturator nerve of the leg
C) Sciatic nerve
D) The tibial nerve 470. The tibial nerve supplies :
E) The common peroneal nerve A) Anterior thigh Muscles
B) Posterior Thigh muscles
465. Posterior Thigh Muscles are innervated C) medial Thigh Muscles
by: D) Muscles of the Anterior Compartment of
A) The femoral nerve the leg
B) The obturator nerve +E) Muscles Of The Posterior Compartment
+ C )in Sciatic nerve Of The Leg
D) The tibial nerve
E) The common peroneal nerve 471. The deep fibular (peroneal) nerve
innervates:
466. Medial Thigh Muscles are innervated A) anterior Thigh Muscles
by: B) Posterior Thigh muscles
A) The femoral nerve C) Medial thigh Muscles
+ B) The Obturator Nerve +D) Muscles Of The Anterior Compartment
C) Sciatic nerve Of The Leg
D) The tibial nerve E) Muscles of the Posterior Compartment of
E) The common peroneal nerve the leg

467. The femoral nerve supplies :
+ A)The Anterior Thigh Muscles
B) Posterior Thigh Muscles
C) Medial Thigh Muscles
D) Muscles of the Anterior Compartment of
the leg
E ) Muscles of the Posterior Compartment
of the leg
468. The obturator nerve supplies :
A) Anterior Thigh Muscles
B) Posterior Thigh Muscles
+C)The Medial Thigh Muscles
472. The branches of the spinal nerve:
A) top, bottom
B) the top , dorsal
C) dorsal , lateral
D) medial shell
E) + dorsal - ventral
473. Phrenic nerve is a branch of :
A) of the brachial plexus
B) of the lumbar plexus
C) of the Sacral plexus
D) + of the Cervical Plexus
E) of the Coccygeal plexus
474. The nerve of the brachial plexus : C) + Sympathetic
A) phrenic nerve D) synovial
B) obturator nerve E) striated
C) + Radial Nerve
D) intercostals nerve
E) Subcutaneous nerve

475. The ….nerve emerges from the brachial

plexus :
A) +the median nerve
B) trigeminal nerve
C) auricular nerve
D) cross nerve neck
E) phrenic nerve

476. Nerves of the lumbar plexus innervate:

+A)in Anterior Thigh Muscles
B) Posterior Thigh Muscles
C) intercostal muscles
D) muscles of the back
E)muscles of the chest

477. The branches of the sacral plexus

innervate the muscles:
A) Anterior Thigh Muscles
B) Medial Thigh Muscles
C) muscles of the stomach
D)muscles of the back
+E)at Posterior Thigh Muscles

478. Gluteal muscles are innervated by:

A) thoracic nerves
B) the cervical plexus
C)the lumbar plexus
D) +in the sacral plexus
E) the brachial plexus

479. Cranial nerve which regulates heart rate

:
A) trigeminal nerve
B) +in vagus nerve
C) abducence nerve
D) accessory nerve
E) trochlear nerve

480. Parts of the autonomic nervous system:

A) immune
B) endocrine