RAD ANA

• What retroperitoneal gland measures about 12-15 cm long and 2.5 cm thick and lies posterior tothe greater curvature of the stomach?

  Pancreas
• What is the largest and longest nerve of the human body?

  Sciatic
• What organ receives blood from the portal vein?

  Liver
• The bone that the pterygoid process associated with is?

  Sphenoid
• Which substance, collected in the radiology department, and assayed in the laboratory, isimportant in certain patients with high blood pressure?

  Renin
• What is the name of the bony projection that extends superiorly from the cribriform plate of theethmoid bone?

  Crista Galli
• Which part of the lung extends above the clavicle?

  Apex
• What carpal bone that has the characteristics of a hook-like process?

  Hamate
• What portion of the humerus articulates with the ulna to help from the elbow joint?

  Trochelea
• Which describes decrease of the bone density?

  Osteoporosis
• What is another term for the body of the sternum?

  Gladiolus
• Which plane divides the body into symmetric halves?

  Midsaggital
• Which part of the body is diploe associated?

  skull
• Which structure is located in the neck below the mandible that consists of a body and pairs ofthe greater and lesser horns?

  Hyoid Bone
• The internal ear is contained of which bone?

  Temporal
• What is the roof of the posterior cranial fossae?

  tentorium
• Which of the following is usually present in the left upper quadrant, posterior to the stomach andimmediately under the diaphragm?

  spleen
• Which can retain urine for a period of time before elimination?

  bladder
• What is chondroma?

  A benign neoplasm of the cartilage
• What is the term for nosebleed?

  Epistaxis
• Which refers to the fluid in the abdominal cavity?

  Ascites
• It is Visible abnormality of the eyes?

  Strabismus
• Protrusion of bladder through the vaginal wall?

  cystocele
• What bone is described as a thin, quadrangular shape that articulates with the sphenoid maxillae, palatine and ethmoid bone?

  vomer
• Which is found in all living cells that carries the organism's hereditary information?

  Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA)
• Which bone/s is/are parts of the mandible?

  Rami and Mental protuberance
• Which structure is not found in the mediastinum?

  thyroid gland
• Which condition/s refer/s to lack of normal bone calcification?

  Osteomalacia and Rickets
• What is the term for clubfoot?

  Talipes
• Which term refers to the resembling bone narrow?

  Myeloid
• What is nevus?

  Birthmark
• Which bones become integral parts of the acetabulum?

  ilium, ischium, pubis
• Which organs are normally found in the pelvic cavity?

  Urinary Bladder and rectum
• Which comprise the elbow joint?

  Humerus, radius, ulna
• Which are parts of the sphenoid bone?

  anterior and posterior clinoid process
• Which organs are contained in the thoracic cavity?

  Heart and lungs
• What is localized collection of pus in the pleural cavity?

  An abscess
• Stomatitis in an inflammation of what organ?

  Mouth
• What is deglutition?

  Swallowing
• Which describe the anatomic relationship of the lacrimal bones to the orbits?

  Anterior and Media