For 10 mark question
1. Mention the articular surface of shoulder joint. Write down the different movements
occurring in this joint mentioning their axis of movement. How the stability of this joint is
maintained? In which direction does this joint dislocate more and why? What may be the
possible clinical consequence of that dislocated joint? Write down the formation and
function of rotator cuff
1. Write down the boundary and contents of cubital fossa (use diagram). Write down the
important structures are protected by the bicipital aponeurosis in cubital fossa. Why
median cubital vein is chosen for intravenous injection?
1. Define joint. Mention the type and formation of Elbow joint? Draw and label the arterial
anastomosis around Elbow joint. Mention the origin, insertion and nerve supply of prime
movers of different movements of elbow joint. What is Tennis elbow?
1. Draw and label the boundary of axilla. Mention the contents of axilla. Enlist the axillary
lymph nodes with their area of drainage (Use diagram). What is axillary tail of Spence.
Where IM injection is given?
For 5 mark Question
1. Enlist the muscles responsible for supination and pronation of forearm with nerve
supply.Write down the contents of cubital fossa (Use diagram)
2. Write down the superficial lymphatic drainage of breast (Use diagram)What is the
anatomical basis metastasis of breast cancer to brain? What is the anatomical basis of
Peau d'orange appearance of breast?
3. What is prefixed and postfixed brachial plexus? Draw and label the brachial plexus.
What is claw hand? What is carpal tunnel syndrome?
4. Define dermatome. Draw and label the dermatomes of upper limb (use diagram).
Mention the clinical importance of dermatome. What is Erb's palsy & Klumpkes palsy?
5. Give the origin, insertion & nerve supply of deltoid and triceps muscles. Write down the
parts and branches of axillary artery.Explain why clavicle is a modified long bone
Short Note :
1. Anatomical snuff box: Definition, boundary, clinical importance.
2. Palmar apneurosis;
3. Clavipectoral fascia.
4. Wrist Drop
5. Winging Of Scapula
6. Superficial Palmar arch
7. Colles Fracture & Smiths Fracture
8. Mamillary Bed
Clinical :
1. A 28-year-old pregnant female was suffering from pain and numbness on her right
hand. She visited to her physician. On history the physician noticed that pain and
numbness was confined in lateral two third of her palm and palmar aspect of lateral 3½
digits of her right hand. On examination the physician found that there was wasting of
right thenar eminence.
● What is this clinical condition?
● Compression of which nerve caused this condition?
● In this condition which muscle is most likely to be involved to produce wasting of right
thenar eminence?
1. A 60-year-old female suddenly fell down on the Road on her outstretched left hand
She developed localized pain and swelling on the dorsal aspect of her left wrist. She was taken
to the nearby hospital. On examination the attending doctor observed a typical dinner fork
deformity in her left hand. The X-ray of that region revealed a fracture of distal end of radius with
posterior displacement of the distal segment.
● What is the clinical condition?
● How does this condition differs from Smith fracture?
● Which nerve is likely to be injured in this condition?
3. A 40-year-old man was fell down from the back seat of a motor bike. During that event he
was landed on his right shoulder with stretched neck After that he develops severe impairment
of flexion power in his right elbow and visited to his physician. On examination the physician
found that the right arm of the person was adducted and medially rotated. His forearm was
extended and pronated.
The person also noticed that loss of sensation on the lateral aspect of his right upper limb.
a) What is the clinical term of this condition?
0) Name the specific position of the upper limb as observed by the physician.
● Mention the site of injury for the occurrence of this condition.
● Paralysis of which muscle caused adduction of the arm?
● Which spinal nerves were most likely involved for the sensory loss of that are
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