Monday 12 February 2018

ANATOMY IMPORTANT TOPICS AND PREPARATION TIPS FOR PG EXAM

Unknown February 12, 2018 Anatomy , NEET PG 0 Comments

As a result, while preparing for the PG Entrance examinations, aspirants struggle a lot with Anatomy. Students often struggle a lot with Anatomy subject while preparing for the entrance exam. Reason being, Anatomy is 1st Prof Subject of MBBS and as time passes, they no longer remain familiar with the subject.

We also cannot deny the vast syllabus and a time limit to prepare all the subjects for PG preparation.

Alas, seems subtle!

Yet, not in actuality!

Studying all the subjects is important, but who says studying each and every line of every medical subject is necessary? Yes, one can ace the exam by preparing some important/selective topics as well. Eager to know what those important topics are? Tulip has all the information to share. Here we would like to share some important topics of Anatomy that one should never avoid while preparing for medical PG exam.

Before we share any important Anatomy topics, we would like to throw light on the importance of preparing nerve supply, arterial supply and venous drainage of any region. Consider any other thing after preparing this topic so well because this one is indeed important for PFMEE.

Find the Important Anatomy topics from individual sections and how to prepare them:

Topic	Sub-Topics	Preparation Tip
Head and Neck	Cavernous sinus, remember its boundaries, Structures Passing through Cavernous Sinus, Tributaries and Drain Channels	Questions constantly asked from this point, so set up this tremendous subject carefully.
Upper limb	All about Shoulder Region along with Muscles, Brachial Plexus and Axillary Artery	With respect to appendage, you should learn about dermatomes of lower appendage, knee joint, sciatic and obturator nerve, spahenous vein, curves of foot, muscles of underside of foot.
Abdomen	Perineum, Urethra, Ureter and Pudendal Canal	Set up the topic on priority premise and give careful consideration to the Perineum.
Thorax	Blood Supply to the Heart, Structures Passing through Diaphragm, Subclavian	Subclavian is the most imperative vein from this segment.
Embryology	Derivatives of all individual Ridges, Branchial Arches Derivatives, Embryology of Orbit.	No less than two questions from this subject come in therapeutic PG exam consistently.
Osteology	Types of Joints, Sphenoid Bone, Orbital Bone, Lateral Wall of Nose and Middle Ear Anatomy	Set up the said particular topics merely is sufficient.
Histology	Types of Epithelium and Derivatives of Different Types of Epithelium	Set up this subject well as consistently one question asked from this topic without a doubt.