Chapter 4a – Physics Questions
Abstract Physics Questions Chapter 4a Physics Questions Question 1 Which of the following statements regarding SI units are correct? a. SI stands for ‘Standard Indices’ b. There are seven SI…
Chapter 3a – Pharmacology Questions
Abstract Pharmacology Questions Chapter 3a Pharmacology Questions Question 1 The following agents are examples of racemic mixtures: a. Isoflurane b. Enflurane c. Sevoflurane d. Atropine e. Levobupivacaine Question 2 Regarding…
Chapter 2b – Anatomy Answers
Abstract Anatomy Answers Chapter 2b Anatomy Answers Question 1: TFTTT The internal jugular vein begins at the jugular foramen at the base of the skull. It continues as part of…
Chapter 2a – Anatomy Questions
Abstract Anatomy Questions Chapter 2a Anatomy Questions Question 1 Veins in the neck are often used for intravascular access. The anatomical landmarks are important in identifying the vessel in scenarios…
Chapter 1a – Physiology Questions
Abstract Physiology Questions Chapter 1a Physiology Questions Question 1 Regarding cardiac muscle structure, which of the following statements are correct?: a. The volume of the left ventricle is maximal at…
Principles and Physics of Ultrasound
Fig. 1.1 Comparison of high-frequency and low-frequency waveform. (Reprinted with permission from Philip Peng Educational Series) Fig. 1.2 A longitudinal wave showing alternating compression and rarefaction. (Reprinted with permission from…
Knee Intervention
Fig. 23.1 Suprapatellar recess (SPR). (Reprinted with permission from Philip Peng Educational Series) Scan 1 The ultrasound probe is placed in long axis to the femur just on the superior…
on Wrist and Hand
Fig. 21.1 Carpal tunnel. Please note the recurrent branch and palmar cutaneous branch of median nerve. (Reprinted with permission from Philip Peng Educational Series) Fig. 21.2 Cross-sectional view of the…
Joint and Nerves
Fig. 24.1 Ankle anatomy. (a) Anterior view. (b) Lateral view. (c) Medial view. (Reprinted with permission from the Philip Peng Educational Series) The ankle joint is formed from three primary…
and Knee Joint Denervation
Modality Proposed mechanism Intra-articular Steroid Anti-inflammatory Hyaluronic acid Supplementation of synovial fluid Platelet-rich plasma Restoration of joint hemostasis Extra-articular Radiofrequency ablation Denervation of articular branches Peripheral nerve stimulation Neuromodulation Radiofrequency…
