ANATOMY
1. A 36 year old male presented with wristdrop. This is due to pathology of which nerve A. radial B. ulnar C. median D. musc muscul ulocu ocuta tane neous ous Answer: A !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6 (. )racture of the medial epicondyle epicond yle results to in*ury of what nerve A. radial nerve C. ulnar nerve B. median nerve D.. musculocutaneous nerve Answer: C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6 3. True of the anterior fascial compartment in the arm A. e+tens e+tensor or compar compartme tment nt B. innerv innervate ated d &y the the radial radial nerv nervee C. contains contains the &iceps, &iceps, coraco&ra coraco&rachiali chialiss and &rachialis &rachialis muscle muscle D. compos composed ed of the tric triceps eps muscl musclee Answer: C !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6 -. )le+or forearm muscle that is supplied &y the radial nerve A. fle+or carpi radialis C. &rachioradialis B. fle+or carpi ulnaris D. &rachialis Answer: C !" # $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6 #. Tendons Tendons of the muscles in anterior forearm are held in place &y ///// /// // to prevent &owstringing of the tendons when hand is hyperfle+ed at the wrist *oint A. fle+or retinaculum C. palmar aponeuroses B. e+tensor retinaculum D. &icipital aponeurosis Answer:A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6
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6. 0maginary vertical plane passing longitudinally through the &ody dividing it into eual right and left halves A. median plane C. sagittal plane B. coronal plane D. hori2ontal plane
Answer:A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 . ovement away from the median plane A. adduction B. a&duction
C. eversion D. inversion
Answer: B !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 4. 5ot part of the rotator cuff muscles A. supraspinatus B. infraspintaus
C. su&scapularis D. teres ma*or
Answer: D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6 . The medulla is derived from the A. prosencephalon B. mesencephalon
C. rhom&encephalon D. metencephalon
Answer:C !" (# $eference: Clinical 5euroanatomy for edical 7tudents &y 7nell -th 'd Chapter ( 1. 5ot found in the C57 A. astrocytes B. 7chwann cell
C. &ipolar cells D. oligodendrocytes
Answer:B !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 11 11. 7upratentorial compartment is divided into two &y the A. fal+ cere&elli C. tentorium cere&elli B. fal+ cere&ri D. diaphragm sellae
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Answer: B !" .# $eference: Clinical 5euroanatomy for edical 7tudents &y 7nell -th 'd Chapter 1 1(. The occipital sinus is found in the A. anterior cranial fossa B. middle cranial fossa
C. posterior cranial fossa D. cavernous sinus
Answer: c !" .# $eference: Clinical 5euroanatomy for edical 7tudents &y 7nell -th 'd Chapter ( 13. 7eparates the frontal from the parietal lo&e A. lateral fissure C. precentral sulcus B. central sulcus D.postcentral sulcus Answer: B !" .(# $eference: Clinical 5euroanatomy for edical 7tudents &y 7nell -th 'd Chapter 11-. $elated to the primary motor corte+ A. precentral gyrus B. postcentral gyrus
C. parietooccipital sulcus D. hippocampal sulcus
Answer: A !" .(# $eference: Clinical 5euroanatomy for edical 7tudents &y 7nell -th 'd Chapter 1 1#. 7tructure found in nec8 of fi&ula A. posterior ti&ial artery B. ti&ial nerve
C. common fi&ular nerve D. anterior ti&ial artery
Answer: C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # 16. '+tensor compartment of the leg A. anterior compartment C. peroneal compartment B. lateral compartement D. posterior compartment Answer: A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # 1. The chief motor nerve to the muscles of the anterior compartment of the leg is A. superficial peroneal nerve C. sural nerve
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B. deep peroneal nerve
D. saphenous nerve
Answer: B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # 14. The dorsalis pedis artery is a terminal &ranch of the A. anterior ti&ial artery C. peroneal artery B. posterior ti&ial artery D. saphenous artery Answer: A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # 1. The safest area to administer intramuscular medications in the gluteal area is at the A. upper inner uadrant C. lower inner uadrant B. upper outer uadrant D. lower outer uadrant Answer: B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # (. 0n this area of ;1, you are most li8ely to introduce the medication into this muscle A. gluteus ma+imus C. gluteus medius B. gluteus minimus D. tensor fascia latae Answer: C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # (1. Central structure in the gluteal region A. o&turator internus B. gluteus ma+imus
C. ischial spine D. piriformis
Answer: D !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # ((. 5ot a hamstring muscle A. pectineus B. semitendinosus
C. semimem&ranosus D. &iceps femoris, long head
Answer: A !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #
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(3. Tendinous center of the perineum which is an important structure in child&earing women A. sphincter urethrae muscle C.transverse perineal muscle B. &ul&ospongiousus D. perineal &ody Answer D !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 3 (-.
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A. su&phrenic B. greater sac
C. lesser sac D. morrisons pouch
Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( (. The thoracic duct passes through the diaphragm through the A. aortic hiatus C. caval foramen B. esophageal hiatus D. sternocostal hiatus Answer A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 3. !eritoneal ligament that attaches to stomach and the inferior surface of the liver A. greater omentum C. falciform ligament B. lesser omentum D. triangular ligament Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 31. The e+ternal or superficial inguinal ring is an opening on the A. rectus sheath C. internal o&liue aponeurosis B. e+ternal o&liue aponeurosis D. con*oint tendon Answer B !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 3(. ost mo&ile of the four segments of the duodenum A. ascending =-th> C. superior =1st> B. hori2ontal =3rd> D. descending =(nd> Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 33. The ampulla of
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3-. !osterior to the nec8 of the pancreas this vessel is formed A. inferior vena cava C. portal vein B. celiac trun8
D. thoracic duct
Answer C !"1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 3#. The gastrohepatic ligament attaches to this part of the stomach A. fundus C. lesser curvature B. greater curvature D. none of the a&ove Answer C !" ## $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 36. 0sthmus, infundi&ulum, ampulla and fim&ria are all associated with A. ureters C. female urethra B uterus D fallopian tu&es Answer D !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 3 3. 7tructure that is easily damaged@cut during a&dominal hysterectomy A. o&turator nerve C. internal iliac artery B. ureter D. um&ilical artery Answer B !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 3 34. At the porta hepatis this structure is posteriorly located A. portal vein C. hepatic artery proper B. common hepatic duct D, falciform ligament Answer A !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( 3. The triangle of Calot is an important ana tomical space which help us locate and identify the A. common &ile duct C. porta hepatis B. pylorus D. cystic artery
Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( -. The three parts in the hip &one that *oins together to form the aceta&ulum are the following 'C'!T A. ilium C. ischium B. pu&is D. sacrum Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # -1.
C. ductules efferentes D. all of the a&ove
Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 3 -(. The ligamentum teres hepatis is derived from A. ventral mesogastrium C. um&ilical artery B. urachus D. um&ilical vein Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( -3. here is the ligament of Treit2 A. duodenal*e*unal *unction B. gastroduodenal *unction
C. *e*u*nalileal *unction D. ileocecal *unction
Answer A !" (# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter ( --. The smallest division of the mediastinum A. superior B. anterior
C. middle D. posterior
Answer B !" (# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter1
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-#. The main venous drainage of the heart is the A. great cardiac vein B. coronary sinus
C. a2ygos vein D. inferior vena cava
Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 -6. The ape+ of the hear is represented &y the A. right atrium B. left atrium
C. right ventricle D. left ventricle
Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 -. The 8ey to a safe pleurocentesis or thoracentesis is to 8eep the need le close to: A. parasternal &order B. inferior &order of the ri& C. superior &order of the ri& D. costal groove of the ri& Answer C !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter1 -4. The last costal cartilage to articulate with the sternum is the A. 3th C. th B. 6th D. 4th Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter1 -. The sternal angle is a useful landmar8 in counting the intercostal space and it corresponds to the level of A. 1st costal cartilage C. 3rd costal cartilage B. (nd costal cartilage D. -th costal cartilage Answer B !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 #.
Answer B !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #1. The sole motor nerve of the four su&occipital muscles A. spinal accessory C. greater occipital nerve B. C1 dorsal ramus D. lesser occipital nerve Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #(. 7eparates the su&mandi&ular from the carotid triangle of the nec8 A. omohyoid, inferior &elly C. digastric, posterior &elly B. sternocleidomastoid D. hyoid &one Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 #3. 7uperficial nec8 muscle that covers the posterior aspect of the nec8 and the superior part of the trun8 A. platysma C. trape2ius B. sternocleidomastoid D. lattisimus dorsi Answer A !" 1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 #-. uscle that divides the nec8 into an anterior and posterior triangle A. platysma B. sternocleidomastoid
C. trape2ius D. lattisimus dorsi
Answer B !"1 $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 ##. 5erve that divides the posterior triangle into nearly eual superior and inferior parts A. lesser occipital nerve B. supraclavicular nerve
C. accessory nerve D. transverse cervical nerve
Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4
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#6. otor nerve supply of the face A. <0 B.<00
C. <000 D.
Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #. 7ensory nerve supply of the face A. < B. <00
C. <000 D.
Answer A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #4. otor innervation of muscles of mastication A. ophthalmic division of C5 < B. ma+illary division of C5 < C. mandi&ular division of C5 < D. C5 <00 Answer C !".# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter #. A ma*or vessel that can &e compressed against the first ri& &y applying direct pressure on the supraclavicular triangle A. common carotid artery C. su&clavian artery B. internal *ugular vein D. a+illary artery Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 6. The *unction &etween the anterior (@3 and posterior 1@3 of the tongue is mar8ed &y the A. circumvallate C. palatopharyngeal fold B. sulcus terminalis D. glossoepiglottic fold Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 61. Basis for recognition of granulocytes A. a2urophilic granules B. cell si2e
B. specific granules D. cell shape
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Answer B !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 6(. $efers to B lymphocytes A. phagocytic B. 8iller cell
C. memory cells D. secretes anti&odies
Answer D !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter -
63. 9assalls corpuscles is a characteristic finding in A. lymph nodes C. spleen B. thymus D. tonsils Answer B !"1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 1-
6-. .7mall &ean shaped lymphatic organs found along the thoracic and a&dominal aorta and in other strategic locations where they can filter lymph A !eyers patch C. aldeyers ring B. lymph node D. thymus Answer B !" 1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 1# 6#. 9istologic picture of the male mammary glands is similar to the female mammary gland in the following stage of development C. reproductive A. prepu&erty B. pu&erty D. lactation Answer A !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 33 66. Cells that undergo mitosis and differentiate into the other cells types of the respiratory epithelium A. &asal cells B. go&let cells
C. &rush cells D. small granule cells
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Answer A !" 1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter ( 6. Typical respiratory epithelium refers to A. simple columnar epithelium B. pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium C. pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with go&let cells D.pseudostratified columnar epithelium with go&let cells Answer C !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter ( 64. The open ends of the C shaped cartilage of the trachea is &ridged &y A. elastic tissue C. adipose tissue B. dense connective tissue D. smooth muscle Answer D !".# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter ( 6. "ongest segment of the nephron A. loop of 9enle B. papillary duct
C. distal tu&ule D. pro+imal tu&ule
Answer D !".# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 3 . 'pithelium of urinary &ladder mucosa A. simple suamous B. stratified suamous
C. transitional D. pseudostratified columnar
Answer C !" 1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 3 1. Testosterone is secreted &y A. "eydig cell B. spermato2oon
C. tu&uli recti D. 7ertoli cell
Answer A !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 31
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(. )ate of the raafian follicle immediately after ovulation A. corpus luteum B. atretic follicle C. corpus al&icans D. none of the a&ove Answer A !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 3( 3. )ertili2ation occurs at which segment of the fallopian tu&e A. infundi&ulum C. isthmus B. ampulla D. pars interstitialis Answer B !" 1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 3( -. hat part of the uterine lining is sloughed o ff during menstruation A. functionalis C.whole endometrium B. &asalis D. endometrium ? part of muscularis Answer A !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 3( #. Digestive organelles of the cell A. itochondria B. olgi apparatus C. "ysosome D. !ero+isome Answer A !" 1 $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 1 6. The following are &asophil cells 'C'!T A. thyrotrophs B. gonadotrophs C. mammotrophs D. corticotrophs Answer C !" .(# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 1
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. hich of the following descri&es the s8eletal muscle A. multinucleated B. nuclei centrally located C. &ranching fi&ers D. presence of intercalated disc Answer A !" .# $eference: A Te+t&oo8 of 9istology Bloom and )awcett 1(th ed. Chapter 1 4. 0n*ury to the facial nerve *ust after it comes out of the stylomastoid foramen would lead to A> paralysis of the muscles of facial e+pression on the affected side B> impaired lacrimation = tearing> C> loss of taste sensation at the anterior (@3 of the tongue D> A and C only Answer a !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter . "oss of sensation in the lower lip results from lesion in A. C5 <1 C. C5 <( B. C5 <3 D. C5 atrophy of the temporalis muscle on the affected side B> flattened nasaola&ial fold on the affected side C> num&ness of the chee8 on the affected side D> A and C only Answer A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 41. The muscle that contracts and protrudes the lips as in 8issing A. or&icularis oris C. mentalis B. &uccinator D. risorius Answer A !" .#
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$eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4(. True of the pretracheal sheath A. '+tends from the &ase of the s8ull and fuses inferiorly with the anterior longitudinal ligament B. '+tends laterally as the a+illary sheath C. 'ncloses the infrahyoid muscles, thyroid gland, and esophagus D. Condensation of cervical fascia around the common and internal carotid arteries Answer C !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 43. True of the platysma muscle 'C'!T A. 7u&cutaneous sheet of muscle that covers the anterior surface of the nec8 B. Blends superiorly with the facial muscles C. 'nclosed &y the superficial cervical fascia D. 0nnervated &y the spinal accessory nerve Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 4-. The anatomic landmar8 used to cannulate or insert an intravenous line into the internal *ugular vein is through the A. supraclavicular triangle B. sternocleidomastoid = 7C > C. suprasternal space D. sternohyoid muscles Answer B !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 4#. 0mportant structure in the posterior triangle that must &e identified and preserved during the course of a radical dissection of the nec8 A. spinal accessory nerve B. great auricular nerve C. supraclavicular nerve D. e+ternal *ugular vein Answer A !" .(#
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$eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 46. 7imons triangle is helpful in locating the///// during a thyroidectomy A. trachea B. parathyroid glands C. recurrent laryngeal nerve D. superior laryngeal nerve Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 4. The &est space to enter in the nec8 for an emergency access to the airway at the emergency room is &etween the A. hyoid &one and thyroid cartilage B. thyroid cartilage and cricoid cartilage C. cricoid cartilage and trachea D. tracheal rings Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4
44. Difficulty of &reathing encountered after a routine thyroidectomy can &e e+plained &y an in*ury to the A. recurrent laryngeal nerve B. superior laryngeal nerve C. hypoglossal nerve D. ansa cervicalis Answer A !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 4. hen as8ed to slic8 out his tongue, it was noted to deviate to the left side. This patient who underwent removal of a su&mandi&ular gland had a complication from an in*ury to the right hypoglossal nerve A. left hypoglossal nerve B. cervical &ranch of facial neve C. mandi&ular &ranch of the nerve Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter
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. 0n a tonsillectomy, &leeding usually arises from this structure A. '+ternal palatine vein B. Tonsillar artery C. 0nternal carotid artery D. !haryngeal vein Answer A !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 1. The scala vesti&ule and tympani are continuous at the A. modiolus C. spiral lamina B. helicotrema D. none of the a&ove Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter (. A cancerous mass in the innerlower uadrant of the &reast will spread to: A. 7ternal nodes C. A+illary nodes, ipsilateral B. A+illary nodes, contralateral D. All of the a&ove Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 3. A massive infarction of the heart involving the septum, ape+, ventricle =left> is li8ely due to o&struction of the: A. right coronary artery C. "ant. descending artery B. Circumfle+ artery D. right interventricularE Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 1 -. To release pressure on the &rachial artery when the el&ow is too swollen to avert impending this structure has to &e cut: A. &icipital tendon insertion C. &icipital aponeurosis B. medial intermuscular septum D. pronator teres &elly Answer C !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 6
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#. A median episiotomy is preferred over a mediolateral cut depend ing on the length of this structure A. vesti&ule C. &ul&ocavernosus B. perineal &ody D. posterior commissure Answer B !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 3 6. )or a soccer player to have a strong 8ic8 he must develop his A. hamstring muscles C. uadriceps femoris B. pes anserinus muscles D. gluteal muscles Answer C !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter # . A -# year old teacher was diagnosed to have Bells palsy. The patient complained of dri&&ling of saliva and food out of his mouth. This finding is due to A. inflammation of the facial nerve B. compression of the ma+illary nerve C. paralysis of the or&icularis oris muscle D. lesion of the spinal accessory nerve Answer A !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4. An 14yearold female presented with perior&ital ede ma, headache and fever. ith a history of suee2ing an infected pustule on the nose a diagnosis of cavernous sinus throm&osis was made. 0nfection from this area was carried &y the facial vein to the cavernous sinus through the A. superior ophthalmic vein B. retromandi&ular vein C. angular vein D. superficial temporal vein Answer A !" .(# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter . After e+tensive surgical dissection in the posterior cervical triangle, drooping of the s8in in the nec8 was noted postoperatively. This is due to in*ury of what nerveF A. trigeminal C. spinal accessory B. hypoglossal D. facial
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Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter 4 1. 0f a patient presented with permanently dilated pupil, which one of the following nerves could &e assumed to &e involvedF A. optic C. sympathetic trun8 B. ophthalmic D. oculomotor Answer D !" .# $eference: Clinically %riented Anatomy &y oore 3rd 'd Chapter
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