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16- The abdominal aorta passes through the diaphragm at which vertebral level?
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3%
a-T8
10%
b-T10
87%
C-T12
0%
d-L1
Which nerve is identified by its position on the anterior surface of the psoas major muscle?
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5%
a- Femoral
8%
b- Ilioinguinal
83%
c- Genitofemoral
3%
d- Obturator
Regarding the motor innervation to the diaphragm, choose one correct answer:
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2%
a- Vagus nerve
0%
b- Thoracic splanchnic nerve
2%
c- 3rd, 4th and 5th thoracic nerves
97%
d- Phrenic nerve
abdominal Aorta
start ▶️ T12
single branches
-front
Celiac trunk ▶️ upper border L1
superior mesentric ▶️ lower border L1
inferior mesentric ▶️ L3
-back
median sacral ▶️ lower border L4
Paired branches
inf. phrenic ▶️ at begining
middle suprarenal ▶️ L1
Renal ▶️ upper border of L2
Gonadal ▶️ L2 just below renal
Lumbar ▶️ 4 pairs from aorta, 5th from median sacral
common illiac ▶️ lower border L4
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A 7 days old newborn brought to the emergency by his mother with bloating, distension and severe colics the mother told that he has watery diarrhea and the symptoms began shortly after birth. The most likely deficient enzyme is:
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88%
Lactase
3%
Sucrase
5%
Amylase
3%
Lipase
3-years-old child brought to pediatric emergency by his mother with bloating, distension and severe colics the mother told that he has watery diarrhea and the symptoms begin each time he eats candy. The most likely deficient enzyme is:
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15%
Lactase
78%
Sucrase
3%
Amylase
3%
Lipase
One of the following is NOT a cause of steatorrhea:
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5%
Pancreatitis
5%
Hepatitis
9%
Obstruction bile duct
80%
Gastrectomy
The most important enzyme in digestion of TAG is
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87%
Pancreatic lipase
2%
Hormone sensitive lipase
8%
Lipoprotein lipase
3%
MAG lipase