Anatomy of the Shoulder (glenohumeral) & Hip (acetabulofemoral) Joints - MCQ/SBA (for BM5 NLM1)
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- Created on: 28-01-14 11:08
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2. A broken neck of femur is a serious injury, particularly in the elderly, as it can damage the blood supply to the head of the femur. What condition would this cause?
- Hypertension
- Avascular Necrosis
- Apoptosis
- Myocardial Infarction
- Caseous Necrosis
3. Which ligaments attach to the ischium and prevent backward titling of the lower end of the sacrum?
- Sacrotuberous & Interosseous ligaments
- Sacrospinous & Sacroiliac ligaments
- Sacrospinous & Sacrotuberous ligaments
- Sacroiliac & Sacrotuberous ligaments
- Interosseous & Sacroiliac ligaments
4. What are the two terminal branches of the posterior cord?
- Ulna & Axillary
- Axillary & Median
- Radial & Ulna
- Radial & Axillary
- Musculocutaneous & Ulna
5. The glenohumeral joint is very mobile, but this comes at the expense of its stability. What bony injury is common at the shoulder joint?
- Fracture of the Glenoid Fossa
- Fracture of the Talus
- Anterior dislocation
- Posterior dislocation
- Fracture of the Mastoid Process
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