Anatomy Examination's Outline

Attendance and Participation: The minimal acceptable attendance is 75%. Students must complete and submit their practical books. Shock exams shall be used during the course.

Mid-year examination:

Shall be held at the end of the first half of the academic year and includes written and practical components.

Written exam: 7 questions (each 5 marks = 35marks); including 4 short essay questions, MCQs, Problem Solving and Matching Questions. 


Practical exam: 10 stations (one mark each).

Final examination:

Written, practical and oral exams.

Written exam: MCQ,

                       : Problem solving and

                       : matching questions.

                       : 9 essay questions including  

-   UL (2 Q)

-      LL (3 Q)

-      THORAX  (3 Q)

-      BASIS (1 Q)

-      EMBRYOLOGY (1 Q)

Practical exam: including bones, soft tissues and imaging anatomy.

Oral exam: 2 stations.

Weighing of assessments:

Assessment	Marks allocated	% of Total Marks
Attendance, practical book, shock exams and other activities	5	20
Mid-year exam
Written Practical	35 10
Final exam		80
a- Written: -     MCQ -     CROSS MATCHING -     FILL IN THE BLANK -     LABEL (2 DIAGRAM) -     PROBLEM SOLVING	125: 20 M 15 M 15 M 5 M x 2 Q 15 M
b- Practical     c- Oral	45 30
Total	250	100

****MUMTAZ ======= 85% x 250 = 212.5

*****JANGAN DINILAI LETIHNYA USAHA, TAPI PANDANGLAH MANISNYA SEBUAH KEJAYAAN….

********SUMBER:

1) CURRICULUM CONTENTS OF ANATOMY

2) SENIOR TAHUN 2

SCOPE FOR LAST YEAR ANATOMY EXAM (2010)

*tak tahu la tahun ni camne pulak kan…^__^

BASIS OF ANATOMY

-     Types of fibrous & cartilagenous joint

-     Characters of synovial joint

-     Skeletal muscle attachment

-     Superficial & deep fascia (function & type)

UPPER LIMB

-     Branches & distribution of : radial, axillary, median, ulnar, musculo-cutaneous nerve

-     Hand – cutaneous supply

-     Boundaries & contents of – axilla, cubital fossa, anatomical snuff box

-     Flexor retinaculum, extensor retinaculum

-     Branches of axillary, brachial, radial, ulnar artery.

-     Joint – shoulder, elbow, wrist, (type, movement, muscle & ligament)

                                                          

LOWER LIMB         

-     Branches of femoral, sciatic, obturator nerve.

-     Branches of popliteal nerve (medial & lateral)

-     Cutaneous supply of lower limb ( origin, branches, area of distribution)

-     Course and branches of femoral artery & clinical importance

-     Popliteal artery & dorsal pedis artery

-     Joint –knee, hip, ankle (type, muscle, movement, ligament)

-     Joint of inversion & eversion

-     Ligament of knee (extrasynovial & intracapsular)

-     Ligament of foot

THORAX

-     Veins & arteries of heart

-     Surface anatomy of lung & pleura

-     Branches of aorta, ascending, descending

-     Branches of vagus & phrenic

-     Typical intercostal nerve

-     Azygos vein

-     Right & left lung (mediastinal surface)

EMBRYOLOGY

-       Umbilical cord (origin, anomalies, development)

-       Derivatives of ectodermal layer

-       Amniotic fluid

-       Twins

-       Somites

-       Placenta barrier & structure

-       Folding

By: ASMA NASIHA BINTI MAT ARIFFIN

      SUBJEK MASTER ANATOMY 2010/2011