Anatomy Midterm. 1- In gametogenesis, diploid primary Oocyte cell inter the process of meiosis to produce? b. Haploid egg cell*

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1 Anatomy Midterm 1- In gametogenesis, diploid primary Oocyte cell inter the process of meiosis to produce? b. Haploid egg cell* 2- Spermatogenesis is a process in which? d. Spermatogonial cells produces spermatozoa by way of mitosis and meiosis* 3- The primary spermatocyte become secondary spermatocytes after the? a. First meiotic division* 4- Between the 16 and 20 weeks period of pregnancy, the ovaries in the female contain? b. 6 to 7 million oocytes* 5- One of the following processes belongs to the scapula? c. Acromion* 6- Which one of the following parts does not belong to the hip bone? e. Glenoid Fossa* 7- One of the following is not a carpal bone? c. Talus* 8- The sternocalvicular joint is the site where the clavicle articulates with? b. The Manubrium sterni*

2 9- Posterior surface of the heart is mainly formed by one of the following structure? A. right ventricle b. Left atrium* c. left ventricle d. right atrium only e. right atrium &right ventricle 10- Concerning the pericardium, one of the following statements is not true? d. The parietal layer of serous pericardium is adherent to the lung 11- One of the following statements is not true regarding the heart? a. The auricul is a pouch that is not found in the left atrium* e. Left ventricle pumps blood into the Aorta 12- One of the following arteries is not a branch of External carotid artery? b. Inferior thyroid artery* 13- One of the following arteries is not part of circle of willis? d. Superficial temporal artery* 14- One of the following veins is not found in the forarm? c. Femoral vein* 15- One of the following veins is not part of the portal system? a. Internal iliac vein* 16- The shape of the skeletal muscle could be the following except? b. Divergent* a. thick rectangula 17- Flexion of a joint means one of the following? c. Decreasing the angle between two bones* 18- Muscles are named after their size, therefore the name gluteus maximus muscle means? a. The largest*

3 19- One of the following muscles does not belong to the muscles group of mastication? c. Orbicolaris oris muscle* 20- One of the following muscles is located in the anterior aspect of the neck? d. Sternocleidomastoid muscle* 21- Chose the only muscle out of the following that is not located in the infrahyoid muscle group? b. Hyoglossal muscle* 22- Identify the only muscle that belongs to the lateral compartment of the leg group of muscles? e. Pronouns longus muscle* 23- Identify the muscle which is not located in the flexor compartment of the forearm? b. Extensor carpi radialis longis* 24- One of the following does not belong to the muscles of anterior wall of the abdomen? c. Sartorius anterior muscle* 25- One of the following muscles does not belong to the lateral rotator group of the hip joint (deep posterior group)? d. Gluteus medius muscle* 26- One of the following joints is not a fibrous joint? c. Knee joint* 27- All of the following is considered a synovial joint except one? e. Symphysis pubic joint* 28- Stability of a joint is achived through one of the following factors? e. Muscle groups that are located around the joint* 29- Condyloid joint means? a. Oval-shaped articulated surface of a bone fits into an oval-shaped depression*

4 30- The only muscle that does not take part in forming the quadriceps muscular group is? a. rectus femoris. b. Biceps femoris muscle* c. vastus medialisd. d. vastus lateralis. 31- Chose the incorrect statement out of the followings? c. The ulna bone is located lateral at the leg* 32- Which of the following joint is located distally to the elbow? e. Wrist joint* 33- A vertical plane that divides the body into right and left portions is called? e. Sagittal* 34- Which of the following is found in the dorsal body cavity? a. Brain* 35- Which of the following is found in the pleural cavity? e. Lungs* 36- There are carnial bones, facial bones, auditory ossicles, and hyoid? b. 8, 14, 6, 1* 37- The main sutures that articulate the skull bones together are? c. Lambdoidal, sagittal, coronal, squamosal* 38- The superior surface of the sphenoid bone body that houses the pituitary gland is called the? a. Sella turcica* 39- The foramen magnum is located in the? e. Occipital bone* 40- All of the following bones belongs to facial bones, Except? e. Sphenoid bone*

5 41- The coronal suture is formed by the union of? b. The frontal and the two parietal bones* 42- All of the following matches are correct regardind the region of the body except? e. Antebrachial foot* 43- In a lateral view of the skull you can see all the following bones except? a. Paretial b. Frontal c. Ethmoid bone* d. Zygomatic e. Squamus 44- Regarding the hip bone, chose one incorrect statement? a. Made up by 3 separate bones e. It articulate with the humerus at the acetabular fossa* 45- Regarding the systemic blood circulation, one statement is incorrect? a. The internal ilia artery continues as femoral artery* 46- Blood from the left atrium asses to the left ventricular through? e. Mitral valve* 47- Blood returning to the heart from the inferior vena cava would enter the? b. right atrium* 48- Semilunal valves are present in the? e. Aorta and pulmonary trunk* 49- The heart s terminal electrical conduction system network found within the ventricular wall is termed as? e. Purkinje fibers* 50- Regarding the venous system, one of the following is not correct? e. The femoral vein continues as the internal iliac vein*

6 51- Blood returning to the heart from the body organs enters into the? b. Right atrium through the inferior and superior venae cavae* Collected By:- Yousef Qandeel

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