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Anatomy Paper 2 Exam Monday, 26 Head Office: Level 9, 51 Druitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia Ph: +61 2 9268 9777 Fax: +61 2 9268 9799 Email: ranzcr@ranzcr.edu.au New Zealand Office: Floor 6, 142 Lambton Quay, Wellington 6011, New Zealand Ph: +64 4 472 6470 Fax: +64 4 472 6474 Email: nzbranch@ranzcr.org.nz Web: www.ranzcr.edu.au ABN 37 000 029 863

CASE 1 Question 1: Pelvis Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. What is the structure labelled A and which bones contribute to it? (2 marks) b. What attaches to structure B? (1 marks) c. What is the structure labelled C? (0.5 marks) d. What is D and what attaches to it? (3 marks) e. What structures exit the pelvis through the greater sciatic foramen? (5.5 marks) List five (5) common or important uterine variants. (5 marks) Page 2 of 9

CASE 2 Question 1: Lower Limb Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. Name structure A. i. What is it s distal attachment? ii. What movement does it limit? iii. Name two ligaments that run adjacent to it. b. Name structure B. i. What is it s distal attachment? ii. What movement does it limit? c. Name structure C. i. What is formed by it s distal attachment? ii. What does it join with at it s distal attachment? d. Name structure D. i. What is it s action? Name five (5) common or important variants of the superficial venous drainage of the lower limb (5 marks). Page 3 of 9

CASE 3 Question 1: Abdomen Abdominal radiographs in three (3) different patients. Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. Which retroperitoneal space is the structure labelled A located? Describe this space s boundaries. (6.5 marks) b. Describe the communications of the retroperitoneal space that B is located in. (4 marks) c. What does structure C supply / drain? Name five (5) common or important variants of the superior mesenteric artery (5 marks) Page 4 of 9

CASE 4 Question 1: Back/Spine Transverse T2 weighted-images through C1 and C2. Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). Diagram of a typical intervertebral foramen. a. Name 2 ligaments attached to structure labelled 1. (2 marks) b. Name the structure labelled 2 I. What articulates with it? II. What type of joint is it? III. Describe the movement of the joint. IV. What is the sensory nerve supply of this joint? c. Name the inner and outer parts of the structure labelled 3. (2 marks) d. This image shows the L2 and L3 vertebrae. What level is this nerve root labelled 4? e. Describe the venous drainage of the structure labelled 5. (2 marks) Name five (5) common or important variants of the sacrum (5 marks) Page 5 of 9

CASE 5 Question 1: Chest Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. Name the structure A causing this depression. Name the 3 other sites of narrowing of the oesophagus? (2 marks) b. Describe the course of the oesophagus in the chest. (6 marks) c. Describe the lymphatic drainage of the oesophagus in the chest. (4 marks) a. Name three (3) common or important variants of the lung fissures. (3 marks) b. Name two (2) common or important variants of the major bronchi. (2 marks) Page 6 of 9

CASE 6 Question 1: Neck Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific with both the part of the tooth and the tooth number (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. Name the structure labelled A. What are it s 2 parts called? (3 marks) b. Name the structure labelled B. What attaches C to the lateral margins of B? (2 marks) c. Name the structure labelled C. What is its midline attachment? (2 marks) d. Name the structure labelled D. (1 marks) e. Describe the innervation of the larynx. (4 marks) Name five (5) common or important variants of the vertebral arteries. (5 marks) Page 7 of 9

CASE 7 Question 1: Upper Limb Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). Transverse diagram of the wrist a. Name the structure labelled A and list it s attachments. (3 marks) b. What is structure B and describe it s action/s? (2 marks) c. Name the structure labelled C and list the structures it innervates in the hand. (5 marks) d. What is structure D and describe it s action/s? (2 marks) Name five (5) common or important variants of glenoid labrum and labral biceps complex (5 marks) Page 8 of 9

CASE 8 Question 1: Head Midsagittal T1 weighted-image with IV contrast. Label the structures 1-16. Please be specific (each structure is worth 0.5 marks, total marks 8). a. Name structure A b. Describe the course of structure A (4 marks) c. Name 4 structures embedded in the parotid gland (4 marks) d. Describe the differences in secretions produced by the major salivary glands (3 marks) List five (5) common or important variants of the ophthalmic artery. (5 marks) Page 9 of 9