University Questions From Thorax

THORAX

1. Ascending aorta and its development (86)
2. Azygos vein (90, 92, 93, 98, 2002F, 2005)
3. Broncho-pulmonary segments (86, 89, 91, 94, 98, 99D, 99J, 2000)
4. Cardiac plexus of nerves (90)
5. Coarctation of aorta (89)
6. Coronary angiography (2006)
7. Coronary artery: Applied (2002F)
8. Coronary sinus (2000)
9. Costal cartilage (93)
10. Costo-diaphragmatic recess (2007)
11. Fibrous pericardium (93)
12. First intercostal space (2003)
13. Heart: Venous drainage (2002)
14. Hilum of left lung (99J)
15. Infra cardiac bursa (91)
16. Inlet of thorax (94)
17. Innervation of lung (93)
18. Interatrial septum (2006)
19. Intercostal arteries (2007)
20. Interior of right atrium (86, 89J, 89M, 92, 93)
21. Interventricular septum of heart (87, 93, 94)
22. Left coronary artery (89, 93)
23. Left thoracic wall: Lymphatic drainage (89)
24. Lumbar puncture (94)
25. Mediastinum (2001)
26. Mediastinum: Applied (2003)
27. Pleura (2002F)
28. Pleura: Applied (2005)
29. Pleural recesses (91, 92, 93, 98, 99, 2001)
30. Pulmonary ligament (91M, 91D)
31. Pulmonary plexus (2000)
32. Pulmonary trunk and its development (86)
33. Pump handle movements (2002F)
34. Relations of arch of aorta (86, 88, 89, 91, 92, 93, 98, 99, 2005, 2007)
35. Relations of mediastinal surface of right lung (89)
36. Relations of oesophagus in thorax (98)
37. Ribs: Movements and joints at which these movements occur (89, 93)
38. Right coronary artery (98, 99, 2001, 2007)
39. Right ventricle of heart (91)
40. Root of lung (2006)
41. Sinuses of pericardium (86, 89, 2003)
42. Splanchnic nerve (87, 94, 98, 2002)
43. Sternal angle (2002)
44. Suprapleural membrane/ Sibson’s fascia (2000)
45. Thoracic duct (99J, 2003)
46. Thorax passing through sternal angle: Labelled T.S. (98, 99, 2001)
47. Typical intercostal nerve (91, 2005)
48. Typical intercostal space (99J)
49. Vertebral column: Normal and abnormal curvatures; advantages and disadvantages of these curvatures (99)