Get premium membership and access revision papers, questions with answers as well as video lessons.

Upc101/Hns101 Question Paper

Upc101/Hns101

Course:Bachelor Of Science In Nursing

Institution: University Of Nairobi question papers

Exam Year:2014

UNIVERSITY OF NAIROBI
EXAMINATIONS 2013/2014
LEVEL I MID SEMESTER II EXAMINATION FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING (BScN) AND BACHELOR OF PHARMACY (B.PHARM)
HNS101/UPC106:HUMAN ANATOMY

1.a)Describe the anatomy of the oral cavity under the following subheadings:
i) Development of the palate and associated anomalies(6mks)
ii)Light microscopic of the lingual epithelium(6mks)
b) Describe the anatomy of the neck under the following subheadings
i)Illustrate the boundaries of the posterior triangle using a diagram(3 mks)
ii) Medial relations of the thyroid gland(5mks)

2.a) Write notes of the following regarding the nervous system:
i) Types of neuroglia cells indicating one function of each (5mks)
ii)Process of formation of neural tube(7mks)
b)Illustrate using a diagram the component of a reflex arc (5mks)
c) List 3 ascending pathways in the spinal cord and state the modalities conveyed by each (3mks)

3 a) Describe the parts and recess of the pleura (7mks)
b) Describe the light microscopic features of the trachea (6mks)
c) With an aid of a well labeled diagram illustrate the parts of the primitive heart tube and state the derivatives of each part (7mks)

4.a) Illustrate the division of the nine abdominal regions and state ONE abdominal organ found in each quadrant mentioned (10 mks)
b) Write notes on location,contents and clinical relevance of the inguinal canal (6mks)
c) Name four main muscle found in the anterior abdominal wall(4mks)

5. a) Describe the boundaries, content and clinical relevance of the femoral triangle (8mks)
b)Describe the light microscopic feature of skeletal muscle (5mks)
c)Describe the development of the upper limb(7mks)

Upc101/Hns101 Question Paper

More Question Papers

Popular Exams

Mid Term Exams

End Term 1 Exams

End Term 3 Exams

Opener Exams

Full Set Exams