Heart sounds-mcqs|| medicine mcqs|| cardiology mcqs for medical students||

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A Stethoscope _______________________________ Contents: Questions Questions and answers ________________________________  Questions How many heart sounds are there? 1 2 3 4 How many components do S1 and S2  each have? One  Two Three Four Which heart sound has the highest pitch? 1st heart sound 2nd heart sound 3rd heart sound 4th heart sound Which heart sound lasts for the longest duration? 1st heart sound 2nd heart sound  3rd heart sound 4th heart sound Closure of AV valves produce 1st heart sound 2nd heart sound  3rd heart sound 4th heart sound 2nd heart sound is produced during Closure of AV valves Opening of AV valves Closure of aortic and pulmonary valves Opening of aortic and pulmonary valves Heart sound that is heard in the beginning of ventricular systole: 1st heart sound 2nd heart sound  3rd heart sound 4th heart sound Heart sound that is heard in the end of ventricular systole: 1st heart sound  2nd heart sound 3rd heart sound 4th heart sound S3 and S4 occur in Systole Diastole
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MCQs In Neuroanatomy|| MCQS In Internal Capsule of brain (with answers)|| set-2

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Figure-1: Sketch diagram of internal capsule

Note:Please pay close attention to the surrounding structures of internal capsule. I bet it helps a lot solving questions later.
  
We value your time. Without any boring intro, let’s get straight into questions. 


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1. Internal capsule is made up of:

A. White mater 
B. Grey mater


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2. Internal capsule is located between:

A. Basal nuclei and thalamus

B. Caudate nucleus and putamen

C. Thalamus and putamen

D. Posterior to lentiform nucleus


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3. Which is a part of the Internal capsule?

A. Anterior limb
B. Posterior limb
C. Genu
D. All 

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4. Part of internal capsule that lies between caudate nucleus and putamen:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


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5. Part of internal capsule that lies between lentiform nucleus and thalamus:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


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6. Anterior limb of internal capsule contains:

A. Ascending fibers

B. Descending fibers

C. Both mixed fibers 

D. None


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7. Posterior limb of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers 

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



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8. Genu of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers 

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



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9. Retrolenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations 

D. Auditory radiations


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10. Sublenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations 


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1. Internal capsule is made up of:

A. White mater 
B. Grey mater



Answer is : A  back to question 2?




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2. Internal capsule is located between:

A. Basal nuclei and thalamus

B. Caudate nucleus and putamen

C. Thalamus and putamen

D. Posterior to lentiform nucleus



Answer is : A  back to question 3?  

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3. Which is a part of the Internal capsule?

A. Anterior limb
B. Posterior limb
C. Genu
D. All 

Answer is : D   back to question 4?


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4. Part of internal capsule that lies between caudate nucleus and putamen:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion


Answer is : A  back to question 5?


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5. Part of internal capsule that lies between lentiform nucleus and thalamus:

A. Anterior limb 

B. Posterior limb

C. Genu

D. Sublenticular portion

Answer is : B    back to question 6?


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6. Anterior limb of internal capsule contains:

A. Ascending fibers

B. Descending fibers

C. Both mixed fibers 

D. None


Answer is : C    back to question 7?


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7. Posterior limb of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers 

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations


Answer is : B      back to question 8?





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8. Genu of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers 

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations


Answer is : A     back to question 9?





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9. Retrolenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations 

D. Auditory radiations



Answer is : C    back to question 10?



(Retro= backward, posterior)


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10. Sublenticular portion of Internal capsule contains:

A. Corticobulbar fibers

B. Corticospinal fibers

C. Optic radiations

D. Auditory radiations



Answer is : D    


(sub= inferior, down, below)

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