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Medial boundary of the femoral ring is formed by:
A Lecunar ligament
B Remoral vein
C Pectineus muscle
D Inguinal ligament
Medial surface of brain is supplied by:
A Veroebrao artery
B porterior inferior cerebellar atery
C Middle cerebral arlery
D Anterior cerebral atery
Medial compartment of the thigh is supplied by-
A Sciatic nerve
B radial nerve
C obturator nerve
D Femoral nerve
The medial surface of the right lung is related to the
A Azygos vein
B Superior vena cava
C Oesophagus
D Arch of the aorta
E Descending aorta
Damaged to the ulnar nerve at the medial epicondyle results in loss of
A Adduction of the thumb
B Abduction of the fingers
C Cutaneous sensation on the lateral side of the hand
D Flexion of the second proximal interphalangeal joint
E Radial deviation of the wrist
Muscles inserted into the medial aspect of the upper end of the shaft of the tibia are
A Gracilis
B Sartorius
C Semitendinosus
D Biceps femoris
E Semimembranosus
The medial meniscus of the knee joint
A Embraces the ends of the lateral meniscus
B Is more liable to injury
C Gives attachment to the patellar tendon
D Gives attachment posteriorly to the tendon of popliteus
E Is formed the hyaline cartilage
The medial longitudinal arch of the foot is maintained by the followings
A Bony contour
B Plantar aponeurosis
C Flexor hallucis longus tendon
D Short muscles of first layer of foot muscles
E Short plantar ligaments
Medial wall of the orbit is composed of
A Lacrimal bone
B Ethmoid bone
C Maxilla
D Zygomatic bone
E Temporal bone
Following clinical signs is seen in medial medullary syndrome
A Contralateral hemiparesis
B Contralateral impaired tactile discrimination
C Ipsilateral paralysis of tongue muscle
D Ipsilateral paralysis of laryngeal muscle
E Development of Nystagmus

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