medocuk wrote:
Ok here is one I really liked..
Name the foregut artery and one abdominal structure that it supplies which is not a foregut derivative.
Testicular tumors will be drained by LN of
1. Superficial inguinal
2. Deep inguinal
3.Retroperitoneal
4. Internal iliac
5. External iliac.
Celiac arterySpleen maybe.
Int. Iliac LN
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mytime wrote:
Celiac arterySpleen maybe.
Int. Iliac LN
right...it's the iliac ln...what was i thinking?...the testes are coming from the abdomen
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medocuk wrote:
Ok here is one I really liked..
Name the foregut artery and one abdominal structure that it supplies which is not a foregut derivative.
Testicular tumors will be drained by LN of
1. Superficial inguinal
2. Deep inguinal
3.Retroperitoneal
4. Internal iliac
5. External iliac.
spleen
3. retroperitoneal/ paraaortic nodes
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ok what are the neurotransmiter changes in
hutington chorea
alzehmer's dis
parkinsonism
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Huntington Chorea- inc. dopamine
Alzheimer's Disease- inc. ACH
Parkinsonism- dec. dopamine
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mytime wrote:
Adductor pollicis , Ulnar n.
I had median nerve in my mind when I posted this..
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Spleen a dorsal mesentry derivative is supplied by the splenic artery which is a brach of the celiac artery which is a foregut artery.
Retroperitoneal nodes which are the para-aortic nodes. Remember the testes descend from the abdominal cavity.
which takes me to my next question. What is involved in the communicating hydrocoele of the testes.
medocuk wrote:
Ok here is one I really liked..
Name the foregut artery and one abdominal structure that it supplies which is not a foregut derivative.
Testicular tumors will be drained by LN of
1. Superficial inguinal
2. Deep inguinal
3.Retroperitoneal
4. Internal iliac
5. External iliac.
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http://www.neuroexam.com/content.php?p=29
Hmm! Ulnar nerve no?
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I had median nerve in my mind when I posted this..
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anuba wrote:
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Silly me yea Retoperitoneal ...
Processus vaginalis.
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why lumber puncture contraindicated in increased ICT?
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Doing LP in increased IC pressure could result in spinal cord compression or cerebral herniation.
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In communicating hydrocoele of the testes there is a persistent processus vaginalis. The fluid in the sac communicates w/ that of the abdomen, thus the communicating hydrocoele. Processus vaginalis normally closes at 1 yr. of age.
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Well done Anuba.
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hey guys, for every answer please post a question. That way the thread can continue and other's get a chance to get tested. It will help us all.
Post some question u have doubts over or u didn't under stand or took u aback or u think is an interesting question..
Bring it on people.
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Tnx. 