Anatomy Final Thursday, March 08, 2007 |
This morning we had our anatomy final. First we took the written (60 questions on the head, neck and lower extremity) and then we took the practical (40 structures tagged on cadavers around the lab). It's wasn't too bad in the end. Here's a practice question (hehe!):
Which of the following is a CORRECT statement?
(A) If the price of connective tissue increased, would you consider investing fascia?
(B) If you were hit in the lacrimal gland with a piece of wood, would you be board to tears?
(C) Would you consider a manic depressive chimpanzee an aponeurosis?
(D) All eye puns are really cornea jokes. Sorry to lash this one on you pupils, but you see I had to focus this pun on something that lens itself to ciliary behavior.
(E) If you rested your chin on a chunk of wood, would you be having a mental block?
Which of the following is a CORRECT statement?
(A) If the price of connective tissue increased, would you consider investing fascia?
(B) If you were hit in the lacrimal gland with a piece of wood, would you be board to tears?
(C) Would you consider a manic depressive chimpanzee an aponeurosis?
(D) All eye puns are really cornea jokes. Sorry to lash this one on you pupils, but you see I had to focus this pun on something that lens itself to ciliary behavior.
(E) If you rested your chin on a chunk of wood, would you be having a mental block?