CLICK on ‘TEXT IN BLUE‘ for ANSWERS Describe the course, branches, distribution and applied anatomy of mandibular nerve. Describe temporomandibular joint under the following headings: Articular surfaces and ligaments Important relations MovementsRead More…
What are the components of conducting system of heart? Conducting system of heart is meant for initiating and maintaining cardiac rhythm and establish proper co-ordination between the atrial and ventricular contactions. It isRead More…
Name the veins of heart. WATCH VIDEO ON VENOUS DRAINAGE OF HEART [Click Here] The venous blood from the heart is drained by three system of veins: Coronary sinus : its tributariesRead More…
Describe briefly cutaneous innervation of hand. Sensory supply of hand is done by branches of 3 nerves : Median nerve Ulnar nerve Radial nerve Median nerve supplies skin over: Lateral 2/3rd of Read More…
What are the Parts of External Nose? Parts of external nose are: Root of the nose- at the junction of nose with forehead. Tip of nose- lower free end. Dorsum of noseRead More…
What is the Extent and Parts of Ureter? The Ureters are a pair of thick-walled, narrow muscular tubes that drains the urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder by peristaltic contractions ofRead More…
Where is Pterygoid Venous Plexus Located? Location: Pterygoid venous plexus is located around the maxillary artery and lateral pterygoid muscle in the infratemporal fossa. Enumerate the tributaries of Pterygoid Venous Plexus. Tributaries:Read More…
What are the Boundaries of Temporal Fossa? Temporal region is on the lateral aspect of skull above the zygomatic arch up to the superior temporal line. Temporal fossa forms the floor ofRead More…
Describe the nerve supply of skeletal muscle. Skeletal muscle is supplied by somatic nerves. The nerve to a skeletal muscle is a mixed nerve containing 60% motor and 40% sensory fibers. Motor supplyRead More…
Classify Skeletal Muscles According to Their Action. Skeletal muscles are classified on the basis of action as follows: a. Prime movers Muscles that are responsible for the initiation and maintenance of theRead More…