http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvrWHa1PLUQ&feature=relmfuendofvid [starttext] The following seems to be the high yield areas from where most of the Qns usually come for MCI Screening test in Anatomy (FMGE). It may be useful for the final preparation. Also when u study the subject, u may give more importance to these areas.
This may or not be right. Any correction or other high yeild topics that u find are, most welcome
In questions, usually anatomy merges with surgery.
Quote:
1) Blood supply of stomach, thyroid, adrenal, rectum, coronary circulation
2) Veins draining into IVC & portal vein
3) Branches of celiac trunk & mesenteric arteries
4) Innerventions & nerve palsies
5) Retinacula & structures passing through them
6) Foramens & structures passing through them
7) Triangles, their boundaries & structures passing through them
8) Layers of sole & its muscles
9) Embryology- structures derived from fore, mid & hind gut, rotation of gut, mullerian & wolffian ducts & their derivations & their remnants in opposite sex
10) The dimensionss of some structures (like oesophagus) and their Anatomical locations
11)blood supply of foregut midgut hindgut development and structure derived from it
12) Innervation, nerve palsy & nerve injury
13) Blood supply of heart and Anatomy with tributary of coronary sinus
14) Pure motor and sensory nerves and its characteristics, Cranial Nerves
15) Rotation of gut total 270 anticlockwise and how?
16) Superior orbital fissure and structure passing through it
17) Embryology of kidney and genitourinary system
Number of Qns being asked from Anatomy usually- 7-15[endtext]
Sunday, 4 September 2011
Integrative Biology 131 - Lecture 03: Skeletal System
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EvrWHa1PLUQ&feature=relmfuendofvid [starttext] The following seems to be the high yield areas from where most of the Qns usually come for MCI Screening test in Anatomy (FMGE). It may be useful for the final preparation. Also when u study the subject, u may give more importance to these areas.
This may or not be right. Any correction or other high yeild topics that u find are, most welcome
In questions, usually anatomy merges with surgery.
Quote:
1) Blood supply of stomach, thyroid, adrenal, rectum, coronary circulation
2) Veins draining into IVC & portal vein
3) Branches of celiac trunk & mesenteric arteries
4) Innerventions & nerve palsies
5) Retinacula & structures passing through them
6) Foramens & structures passing through them
7) Triangles, their boundaries & structures passing through them
8) Layers of sole & its muscles
9) Embryology- structures derived from fore, mid & hind gut, rotation of gut, mullerian & wolffian ducts & their derivations & their remnants in opposite sex
10) The dimensionss of some structures (like oesophagus) and their Anatomical locations
11)blood supply of foregut midgut hindgut development and structure derived from it
12) Innervation, nerve palsy & nerve injury
13) Blood supply of heart and Anatomy with tributary of coronary sinus
14) Pure motor and sensory nerves and its characteristics, Cranial Nerves
15) Rotation of gut total 270 anticlockwise and how?
16) Superior orbital fissure and structure passing through it
17) Embryology of kidney and genitourinary system
Number of Qns being asked from Anatomy usually- 7-15[endtext]
This may or not be right. Any correction or other high yeild topics that u find are, most welcome
In questions, usually anatomy merges with surgery.
Quote:
1) Blood supply of stomach, thyroid, adrenal, rectum, coronary circulation
2) Veins draining into IVC & portal vein
3) Branches of celiac trunk & mesenteric arteries
4) Innerventions & nerve palsies
5) Retinacula & structures passing through them
6) Foramens & structures passing through them
7) Triangles, their boundaries & structures passing through them
8) Layers of sole & its muscles
9) Embryology- structures derived from fore, mid & hind gut, rotation of gut, mullerian & wolffian ducts & their derivations & their remnants in opposite sex
10) The dimensionss of some structures (like oesophagus) and their Anatomical locations
11)blood supply of foregut midgut hindgut development and structure derived from it
12) Innervation, nerve palsy & nerve injury
13) Blood supply of heart and Anatomy with tributary of coronary sinus
14) Pure motor and sensory nerves and its characteristics, Cranial Nerves
15) Rotation of gut total 270 anticlockwise and how?
16) Superior orbital fissure and structure passing through it
17) Embryology of kidney and genitourinary system
Number of Qns being asked from Anatomy usually- 7-15[endtext]
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