https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions daily 0.75 2025-03-19 https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5brenhh4xf9n3cw monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1eabb147-934a-4439-b7a7-d17849fed2a4/Lady+who+live+inthe+shoe.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Lady Who Lived in a Shoe https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/d3cacge9a9ms5r6-he85g-28bly-wbr7a-5g2h6 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b50fe82b-1700-479b-adcd-c728193aac32/Lady+who+live+inthe+shoe.jpg Daily Questions - The Lady Who Lived in a Shoe Remember the old lady who lived in the shoe? She had so many children she did not know what to do. So, she went for a tubal ligation. Actually, after considering all her options, she opted for a salpingectomy. Question: In the image, what specific structure was surgically removed in fulfillment of the request by the lady in the shoe? Postscript: Dissections were courtesy of Corrine McCullough and Molly Shay, M’4, Georgetown University Medical School, Class of 2024. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47-fnfkd-58772-5s5rb-jar82-c56y5-3ghn8-zr7cp monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/59353019-9fde-4e4a-8c37-a2f83b7d746a/Answer+image.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Princess and the Pee https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/d3cacge9a9ms5r6-he85g-28bly-wbr7a monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f3e3ccf3-48a5-47ae-a3ef-d6b70184f056/Question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Princess and the Pee Prince meets the love of his life, a true Princes, but she is down on her luck. The Prince is smitten and proposes marriage, but his mother (always the mother-in-law) is less sanguine about the gal’s qualities and requires a test – the Princess must sleep on twenty mattresses under which a pea will be placed. If the Princess feels the pea during the night, then the Prince’s mother will acknowledge her royal bearings. Unbeknown to all, the Princess suffers from bladder incontinence due to an athletic injury; nerve supply to her pubococcygeus muscles was injured. During the night, the Princess does experience incontinence and wets all 20 mattresses (there had been lots of drinking at the palace that night) – the wedding is called off by the mother-in-law. Question: Which of the indicated muscles represents the pubococcygeus? Postscript: If you were the Prince, what would you do? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47-fnfkd-58772-5s5rb-jar82-c56y5-3ghn8 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3e8bf95f-4dea-4b88-8abd-890d3bd370fa/Pterydactyls.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Pterodactyls https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/d3cacge9a9ms5r6-he85g-28bly monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/61b0af3e-0b40-4781-a8a8-e2883e988ad7/Pterydactyls.jpg Daily Questions - Pterodactyls Why can’t you hear Pterodactyls go to the bathroom? The answer is quite simple and may surprise you. Individuals suffering from kidney stones, on the other hand, are quite loud, their pain is almost unbearable and shouting helps them endure. The kidney stones become trapped at sites where the ureters narrow along their paths until reaching the bladder. If a stone reaches the bladder, they can be passed in the urine. Question: Where in the pelvis do kidney stones become trapped? 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Following a 24 hour burning love, he ended up in a jailhouse rock, where he noticed a deep pain arising from the distal attachment of his sacrotuberous ligament. Question: Can you point to the site of Elvis’ pain in the image? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47-fnfkd-58772-5s5rb-jar82 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/147416e4-2147-46ed-a880-ffe0a3c9afbe/110-Dune.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Dune https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/d3cacge9a9ms5r6 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/05f40f7d-d74a-4875-8c97-4d67a03c33b3/110-Dune.jpg Daily Questions - Dune Water is vital in Dune. It is hoarded by the rich who deal in Spice (Melange), found only in Arrakis. Our intestines are Dune-like, given that they absorb and hoard most of the fluid we ingest. Absence of such absorption leads to soft stools and/or diarrhea. Question: Can you identify an intraperitoneal area of the colon that exhibits a mesentery? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47-fnfkd-58772-5s5rb monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/da60abc2-c6d7-4d7c-9034-886ab92ef2d5/109-Ovarian+cancer.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to A Stitch in Time Saves Nine https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar-46y89-mkxfm-xlcz5-hlaxr-6z2d7-g9a6b-wt6hr monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a47fbbe4-f394-4ffb-9263-ee44ea9d08ac/109-Ovarian+cancer.jpg Daily Questions - A Stitch in Time Saves Nine Luella lived her leisure life to its fullest, procrastinating like a pro. While living large, Luella puts off what she should do today until tomorrow, or the next day, or whenever the “to do” item fits into her flow state. And so it was with her Brazilian wax; getting ready for beach season could wait. Luella also postponed scheduling a medical appointment about her irregular menstrual cycles. She preferred to ignore that her periods had become heavier than usual and that she even had vaginal bleeding between periods accompanied with pelvic pain. When Luella finally made - and kept – an appointment, her clinician noted a large mass in her perineum, specifically in her labia majora. A biopsy revealed a carcinoma consistent with endometrial cancer. 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Bright red blood in the pot. Yes, that is one of the pleasures that retirees have to look forward to in their golden years, issues with their digestive/genitourinary systems. Question: Dilated veins in the indicated region drain to which of the vessels in the list? Postscript: Actually, retirement is not that bad. Spain has incredible cafes on the Costa Brava overlooking the Mediterranean. .... https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47-fnfkd monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9eb255eb-786d-4bd5-b8e0-10c3fb5873eb/Choose+Your+Seat+Wisely-b.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Choose your Seat Wisely https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar-46y89-mkxfm-xlcz5-hlaxr-6z2d7 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/5a757b94-9ab6-453c-a5b4-182eaab0804f/Choose+Your+Seat+Wisely-b.jpg Daily Questions - Choose your Seat Wisely A 54 yo orthopedic surgeon has been training for 10 years to enter the senior circuit of the Tour de France. He cycles rain or shine for the equivalent of 100 miles per day. During a training mission a week before his departure date for France, our orthopod is hit by an automobile and lands on the pavement with a hard splat. He is taken to the emergency room where after describing his pain to the clinician on call, it appears as if he has broken his pelvis. No evidence of a broken pelvis is noted after imaging. But significant large masses can be seen in the region of the iliac artery. The orthopedic surgeon confesses to the emergency clinician that he has been having difficulty voiding for about a year, and that he attributes his difficulties and sometimes inability to empty his bladder to his training regimen including his reluctance to use a modern “training” bicycle seat. It becomes clear to both physicians that the large masses need to be biopsied. Question: Metastasis from which labeled structure is most likely to drain to the iliac nodes? Postscript: Needless to say, the trip to France is postponed. Instead, our orthopod visits his favorite café on the Costa Brava in Spain to mull over his next adventure .... https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-6jy47 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/47736a0f-bc29-489b-a062-b8a30b61707d/Hip+pointer.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Pointer Sisters https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar-46y89-mkxfm-xlcz5-hlaxr monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/406323d2-ec70-4d7d-8ead-5c0f2c864c23/Hip+pointer.jpg Daily Questions - The Pointer Sisters The Pointer sisters are known for the fame of their song, “I’m So Excited,” during the disco era. But their story is more complicated than that. As their song lyric begins, “Tonight’s the night we’re gonna make it happen” their producer totally misunderstood the mood and dallied in flagrante delicto. The Sisters, as their surname implies, responded by kicking in unison and repeatedly striking the producer with their platforms and four-inch heels (de rigueur footwear for Disco) . Question: Which structure was likely injured by the heavy blows to the indicated area? Postscript: The story is completely apocryphal, but could have happened, just saying. The sisters were daughters of a church minister, but their other big hit was “Slow Hand”. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx-9anhm-9frf5-3cb6h-htl6c-ezlkn monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e1ed56a0-b6ff-43a1-8e5d-d15c721cc427/105-Love+has+no+boundaries.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Love has no boundaries https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar-46y89-mkxfm-xlcz5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fccdccee-9286-4fd5-b50b-f93ebe0b3c85/105-Love+has+no+boundaries.jpg Daily Questions - Love has no Boundaries Romeo falls madly in love with Juliet and spots her on the balcony (it was legal to be a peeping Tom back then). Romeo speaks, “O that he could be a ‘ring’ upon that hand, so he may touch that cheek.” (A little poetic license here.) So he hatches a plot: he will a start a diet high in protein, high in sodium, and dehydrate himself in the hope of inducing a kidney stone (diamonds were very expensive back then) to adorn the simple gold band he is saving for Juliet. In short order, his extreme diet “works” producing a couple of days of excruciating pain after which he finally passes the stone and heads to his favorite local jeweler, Mercutio. Question: Where is the likely site where the stone was lodged in Romeos genitourinary system? Postscript: Unfortunately, Tybalt, Mercutio’s employer, applies muriatic acid to the stone and it disintegrates. Romeo slays Tybalt for his misdeeds and is banned from the town. 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He is a 32-year-old man, fit, but his sense of humor has left him. Prior to each lecture, he takes a large swig of Pepto-Bismol, growls, makes a horrible face, then announces “let’s get this over with”. No matter what anatomy structure is the topic that day, he always relates it to his personal travails with burning epigastric pain. One day he makes the connection quite dramatically: while discussing the blood supply of the abdomen, he grabs his “belly”, staggers a few steps, and exhibits signs of shock. He yells, “I am suffering from intraabdominal bleeding”. Prior to losing consciousness, he relates to the class president that he has a history of ulcers in the posterior wall of the first part of the duodenum. Question: Which of the following blood vessels may have been subject to erosion by the ulcer? Postscript: The class president updates the class that their humorless professor survived the bleeding episode and urges them to bone up on peptic ulcers for the final. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar-46y89-hmdk2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0d63dec2-25fa-4e6d-806b-c4a0d54150a2/103-Yellow+submarine.jpg Daily Questions - Yellow Submarine A 78-year-old Beatle fan finally obtains highly sought-after tickets to a tribute band’s revival of Yellow Submarine. Although he admits to night sweats, fatigue, decreased appetite, and an unintentional weight loss of twenty pounds over the last four months, he is determined to attend the concert. People walk up to him at the show and say, “wow, you are a diehard fan, you even painted yourself yellow.” The next day he visits his doctor where he is sent immediately to radiology. And yes, he was a three-pack-a-day smoker for over 40 years. 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How could anyone not listen to his utterances that became aphorisms such as “if you come to a fork on the road, take it.” Clearly Berra understood the body well because if a structure is not where the textbook teaches you to expect to find it, then you’re probably seeing an anatomical variation. Whether student or clinician, you need to keep looking, seek and you shall find!!! (Yogi did win ten World Series championships in his career.) So, it is with the aortic bifurcation. Question: At which indicate plane of the body does the aortic bifurcation project on the surface? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym-38wdx monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/7570704c-3de2-416a-bee9-f5aff43a24c6/question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Messi Mesentery - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac-fxjar monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b89316b9-c461-4adc-8512-68cfbdba72c7/question.jpg Daily Questions - Messi Mesentery Luis, a 1st year medical student, is a self-proclaimed superfan of the world’s most popular sport, fútbol. He is devoted to Lionel Messi. Shortly after Messi announces his departure from FC Barcelona, Luis begins to experience crampy abdominal pain, vomiting, and constipation. He assumes these symptoms are related to the knowledge that his friends who rooted for Real Madrid would now show him no mercy. However, his symptoms continue to progress, even after an evening with his pals when he experiences no stress because they spare him any taunts about Messi. Luis visits the ED. A physical exam reveals distention, hyperactive bowel sounds, and a well-healed midline abdominal surgical scar. Imaging demonstrates dilated air-filled small bowel loops and minimal gas in the colon. The first-year colleagues are at a loss to determine which of his intestines are causing this mesenteric mess. Question: Which of the following vessels most directly supplies the tissues impacted in this patient? Postscript: I thank Alina Corona, M’4, at Georgetown Medical School for this question and the clinical scenario. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-s29ym monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/4d028fdb-39ff-40c5-946a-875a5108ddf2/100-Question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Tricky Treitz https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-89cac monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b0922bd2-b231-4753-840e-dca815bb79dc/100-Question.jpg Daily Questions - Tricky Treitz A third-year medical student is on her 4th hour of retracting during an exploratory laparotomy on the Trauma Surgery service for a patient who suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the abdomen. The student has a poor view of the operative field and is trying to follow along with the resident’s and attending’s conversations. They too seem disoriented after running the bowel and finding multiple injuries requiring resection, and begin looking for the Ligament of Treitz (LoT). The medical student hears the name of that elusive ligament, which she meant to look up after hearing it in a hepatopancreaticobiliary case. After missing multiple abdominal anatomy labs due to contracting Covid while watching the 2021 College Basketball National Championship with friends, she does not remember the location or function of the LoT, but does know that this structure is considered the separation point between upper and lower gastrointestinal tract bleeding. Question: The structure this forgetful medical student intended to look up can be found in which location? Postscript: I wish to acknowledge Grace Bloomfield, M’4, Georgetown University Medical Center and future general surgeon (did someone say Transplant?) for her creativity in coming up with this question. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c-mhrte monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1016b7cb-9263-4bb0-9c81-bcd824ce320b/99-Azygos+to+the+aid.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Buffalo Cowboy - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2-dlzrh monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/4dc85378-ab02-4239-a295-48c7e6c29c0c/99-Buffalo+cowboy2.jpg Daily Questions - Buffalo Cowboy It always seems that tough guys over indulge in behavior that will lead them astray. And so it was for one particular buffalo farmer who spent his life out on the range. His many lonely days/nights herding buffalo out on the range and far from his family led to his developing a heavy reliance on “the bottle”. Although he always claimed he was being “over poured”, he never thought of getting help for the underlying causes of his excessive drinking until it ultimately caused portal hypertension. Prior to his liver transplant, his first born was heading to college to which he said, “Bison”. Question: In cases of portal hypertension, the indicated vessels are most likely to anastomose to which of the following vessels? A. Azygos system of vv. B. Inferior vena cava C. Left umbilical v. D. Superior mesenteric v. E. Subcostal vv. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm-lyc8c monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b4ecbc94-5b55-4694-bd8b-4ce02e3bc8c9/98-Easter+candy.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Easter Peeps https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7-pb5m2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/6432ea6e-2ecc-4be4-b092-c8f8586f6d18/98-Easter+candy.jpg Daily Questions - Easter Peeps Easter comes but once a year and Pippin uses this special day to indulge her principal food passion: marshmallow Easter Peeps dipped in chocolate. Unfortunately for Pippin, she suffers from gall stones and her gastroenterologist has warned her to go easy on the chocolate. But who can control themselves after listening to “Amazing Grace” all morning and fasting since midnight? Indeed, her friends all encourage her “you go girl, indulge if you must”, until the inevitable pain of gall stones begins. This is a clear case where Chocolate Peeps did not let Pippin’s stones lie. She is rushed to ED where a cholecystectomy is deemed necessary Question: Veins servicing the indicated (arrow) gland drain directly into which indicated vessel? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb-znpfm monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/74d237af-e5be-4414-a3aa-df65ce415e5a/96-Greater+omentum.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Good Cop, Bad Cop https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9-6esj7 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/91883562-e70c-450b-b140-6c2d5126c3a5/96-Greater+omentum.jpg Daily Questions - Good Cop, Bad Cop Who can forget the scene in The Dark Knight (2008) when Batman plays the bad cop? The Joker expertly responds to the good cop, bad cop routine and completely neutralizes Batman by driving him to a violent rage. We also have a good/bad cop organ, called the greater omentum, that is located in our abdomen. One of its functions is to physically isolate and help prevent the spread of infections, hence its nickname, the “abdominal policeman”. But the greater omentum is also the location of abdominal fat difficult to get rid of, the bad cop. Question: The greater omentum is indicated by an arrow in the image on the left. The tying off which vessel would lead to its complete infarction? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-rpmzb monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/684a2334-2dab-473c-b564-33574af45e2f/95-raw.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Where There’s a Will, There Can Be a Wrong and a Right Way! https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x-bccf9 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/ad1be7af-13df-4da0-81f4-4c6bc86bccaa/95-Nutcracker.jpg Daily Questions - Where There’s a Will, There Can Be a Wrong and a Right Way! Dianne is a Chief resident in neurosurgery who after a seven-year courtship decides to marry. She realizes that a window of time exists between when she finishes her residency and her fellowship starts, only a month later. Her plan to wear her grandmother’s bridal gown is in jeopardy, however, because during her residency she gained considerable weight and is unlikely to fit into a size 6 gown. Thinking where there’s a will, there’s a way, Dianne goes on an extreme weight reduction plan along with an exhaustive exercise regime and the new pounds begin to melt away. A few days before her wedding, Dianne begins to experience urinary frequency and urgency and lower back pain. She recognizes that something is amiss and postpones her wedding. Question: If the following vessel is constricted by the “nutcracker effect”, back-up of venous return is most likely to occur at which of the following? A.IVC B.Inferior mesenteric a. C.Left ovarian vein D.Portal vein E.Superior mesenteric a. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl-fk76m monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/7a901635-48b2-4965-8880-2e4f04f00684/94-Take+me+Home.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Take Me Home, Country Roads https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp-ket4x monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1e43ea64-7ca0-43c8-b21d-d6b3202ae60b/94-Take+me+Home.jpg Daily Questions - Take Me Home, Country Roads The song “Take Me Home, Country Roads” reminds the listener of nature’s beauty, rolling hills, heaven, the Blue Ridge Mountains and the Shenandoah River. Maybe the vistas along interstate highway 81 inspired the songwriter anxious to be home in West Virginia. In a way, the song reminds me of the lymphatic drainage of the abdomen. While we know now that abdominal lymph fluid flows to specific nodes, once it reaches the cisterna chyli it rushes into the thoracic duct to make its way back into the general circulation, as in the song’s lyric: “to the place I belong” to avoid edema and/or ascites fluid buildup. Question: Lymphatic drainage from which indicated region drains initially to the pyloric lymph nodes? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya-skpxl monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/97ec4b88-2631-48a1-b299-9961899c3f97/93-The+Sweep.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Gretzky’s Sweet Sweep Check https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy-xtlsp monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0ca96125-cd07-4fb0-be44-af511c0cda94/93-The+Sweep.jpg Daily Questions - Gretzky’s Sweet Sweep Check In ice hockey there has never been anyone better than the Great One, Wayne Gretzky. He scored more goals and had more career assists than was thought humanely possible. Gretzky’s trick was to avoid the “sweep check” in which an opposing player goes down on one knee and sweeps his stick along the ice to steal the puck. Fortunately for us, we too have a “sweep check” at our duodenum that prevents the stomach acids digesting the gastroduodenal artery. Question: At which indicated location are you most likely to find the gastroduodenal artery? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd-8y5ya monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/64fef196-bdb5-4c52-9c9d-54306bf5fe22/92-Spelunker.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Abdominal Spelunking https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm-dkjxy monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d6b3a536-1f48-4624-bb09-651db0c85417/92-Spelunker.jpg Daily Questions - Abdominal Spelunking Freddy, a third-year medical student, is a spelunker extraordinaire, or so he thinks. All he ever talks about is cave diving, how small a hole he can traverse, how deep he can go, how long he can stay underground without sunlight and so on and so on. While helping to harvest tissue from a male donor for transplantation, he drives the chief resident batty, until she finally sends him away to “find a hole and crawl into it”. But then on second thought she issues an alternative challenge to assess his knowledge of the retroperitoneal structure. Question: “Okay fella, which indicated structure exits the abdomen by traversing an opening?” https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy-t39hd monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8cb200f7-efef-411e-a31c-ac4db5905222/91-Hansel+Bach.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Hansel Bach https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp-5zcjm monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/bf691ad4-efd3-429d-bb90-edf63df40873/91-Hansel+Bach.jpg Daily Questions - Hansel Bach Hansel Bach was born to be a composer. He mastered the organ by age three, but his passion was the ukulele. [Of course, Taylor Swift could have learned something from Hansel.] But poor Hansel’s dreamed-of path to musical stardom took an unwanted and unfortunate turn due to his surname. In school he was railroaded into being a general surgeon by his boarding school’s headmaster who free associated an alliteration of Hansel Bach to the surname of the headmaster’s favorite historical medical figure. Question: Can you identify Hesselbach triangle in the image? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg-eezdy monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/7cd9fa73-e91d-46da-851d-5a6a975d9ea5/90-Little+Richard.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Tutti Frutti https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln-sc8xp monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/dc9c983e-0963-420e-be5c-5fb43c229183/90-Little+Richard.jpg Daily Questions - Tutti Frutti Play Little Richard’s Tutti Frutti to a boomer parent and you will bring tears to their eyes while memories of days gone by flood in. Next you will see them try breakdancing. And so it was for Chuck, a 74 yo, overweight parent of two adult children. The morning following his Tutti Frutti revelry, Chuck wakes up with a horrible pain in his epigastric region that radiates to his back. Naturally he attributes this new symptom to his spontaneous prancing the previous day. But his ever-skeptical wife does not buy this self-diagnosis because she recently noted repeated fatigue spells and bouts of nausea that she had credited to his recent weight loss but now wonders if there is a malady afoot when she connects his abdominal pain to an increasing yellow “tint” in his eyes. Question: Based on these symptoms, which of the indicated organs is the likely cause of the pain? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj-7kmzg monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f3a247f0-f78c-4eed-ac02-2d3a5d8924d5/89-Mistakes+are+made-2.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Strong but Wrong! https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew-ptgln monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e8286f24-274b-4c5d-8df6-9faaa098da9f/89-Mistakes+are+made-2.jpg Daily Questions - Strong but Wrong! Medical students are often taught during clinical rotations to respond “strong, even if (they suspect they are) wrong”. This approach goes back to the days when the practice of medicine was in its infancy, physicians were not sure about the science undergirding or supporting their decisions, and it was thought that such an approach would help persuade their patients to accept untested procedures. Fortunately, medical knowledge and date-based probabilities are far greater now and increasing all the time. Nevertheless, in stressful situations (e.g., clinical settings for medical students), similarities of complex terminology based on archaic languages can easily and quickly yield mistakes. Question: each numbered line represents a clinically-relevant region, anatomical plane, or a vertebral level relevant to physical diagnosis. Can you select the incorrectly labeled region, clinical plane, or vertebral level? A. 1 = Epigastric region B. 2 = Transpyloric plane C. 3 = Intertubercular plane D. 4 = Vertebral level T10 E. 5 = Hypogastric region https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd-ebtrj monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/058201f2-c941-425f-9bb9-0f4fe887eef1/88-Godot-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Waiting for Godot at the Metro https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw-xxpew monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1e035ed0-cecc-4791-8fb8-f680aa7f1495/88-Godot-question.jpg Daily Questions - Waiting for Godot at the Metro While waiting for Godot, Estragon runs into his old friend Vladimir, and they both decide instead of continuing to wait to go for a beer, where they meet Sam. Sam, a general surgeon, relates how Godot will not be joining them today since Godot experienced significant abdominal pain and was taken to the hospital. There it was discovered that the pain resided approximately in the midline of Godot’s abdomen, a few inches below his umbilical region. Question: In these three images, looking at them from left to right, the small intestines were progressively displaced superiorly. Which indicated location gives rise to referred pain at the abdominal mid line, below the umbilicus? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl-ghgxd monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a576c121-24f1-43a3-8168-1c47fead1415/87-Don%27t+cry+me+a+river.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Don’t Cry me a River https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee-r47jw monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9abed29e-f7c8-4086-9fee-2a84395265ca/87-Don%27t+cry+me+a+river.jpg Daily Questions - Don’t Cry me&nbsp;a River Georgette is a lively 35 yo who revels in exercise, healthy eating and hard work. She is a successful entrepreneur who runs several small businesses in spite of inheriting a rather large investment portfolio from her parents that left her not needing to work. Her significant other, Bobby, is from a similar background but pretends that his wealth did not come from “Daddy”. Bobby spends most of the time at the gym and encourages Georgette to do the same. In fact, he begins to rail against Georgette that she is gaining weight and that her abdomen is showing signs of distention. Georgette responds that she has noticed it too, but that she is feeling tired, and no matter how little she eats and tries to exercise, her “belly” continues to grow. To which Bobby icily responds, “please don’t cry me a river.” A week later Georgette enters the hospital where she is diagnosed with ascites due to ovarian cancer metastasis and low levels of plasma albumin. Question: Which indicated organ is diseased and responsible for the ascites and low plasma albumin? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3-4zfxl monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f6f52d26-c322-4079-a6b2-84c6acccf68b/86-Cowboys-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Cowboys will be Cowboys https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k-57fee monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2811dc6e-bc01-4ec7-81eb-35d8159d3113/86-Cowboys-question.jpg Daily Questions - Cowboys will be Cowboys Two friends finish their general surgery residencies and decide to head west to a dude ranch to celebrate. While on the trail, one of them develops sharp, gripping pain in the upper right abdomen, followed by nausea/vomiting. What everyone thought was a tan, now becomes clear as really the onset of jaundice. They ride back to the ranch where the two residents agree that the healthy one should go ahead and perform a cholecystectomy at the well-stocked dude ranch clinic. What could possibly go wrong? Immediately after identifying the hepatoduodenal ligament and trying to expose the bile duct, the resident nicks a vessel and blood spurts everywhere. Question: In the two images labeled A and B, respectively pre and post cholecystectomy, which indicated structure was likely injured at the site of the arrow shown in the survey image pre-operatively shown on the left? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447-74cp3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9d4dd696-8d43-4a87-85bb-f19252f2fd11/85-Correcft+Whipple-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Correct Whipple Procedure https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy-7bg2k monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/801ac441-e463-457d-bb01-57621a727345/85-Correcft+Whipple-question.jpg Daily Questions - Correct Whipple Procedure In the previous iteration of this story, the harried Dr. Star walked into the wrong operating room thinking he was about to perform a Whipple procedure. You’ll recall that the patient’s name was George Whipple and this was the reason for the confusion. Fortunately, the medical student spoke up and stated she had prepped for an appendectomy, not a Whipple, and the mistake was corrected. Dr. Starr then goes to the correct operating room and begins to pepper the student there with questions – it will be a long and tiring day (and evening) for this medical student. Question: Which of the indicated structures will be excised from the patient during the Whipple procedure, in which the head of the pancreas must be removed due to cancer, because blood supply to such structure cannot be guaranteed if the head of the pancreas is removed? Postscript: I thank Drew Bolster, M’24, Georgetown University Medical School for the dissection. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx-sk447 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d7d3a986-6477-4e12-8c25-0df4858977e2/Iggy+Pop-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Iggy Pop is not Code for Indirect Inguinal Hernia https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p-e7kjy monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/13af15e3-516a-460b-b37f-5db8e9a85a96/Iggy+Pop-question.jpg Daily Questions - Iggy Pop is not Code for Indirect Inguinal Hernia Iggy Pop is an American singer/musician of the proto-punk band The Stooges formed in 1967. At that time, international students entering the U.S. healthcare system were required to obtain an ECFMG (Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates) certification and somehow, regrettably, and despite their ECFMG accomplishments, indirect inguinal hernia was mispronounced by these students as Iggy Pop. You can imagine how a residency interview could go astray if such students were asked to describe the difference between a direct and indirect inguinal hernia. The examiner began hearing, instead, the differences between classic rock and proto punk. Question: In this superior view of a female abdominopelvic cavity, can you point out the location of where the neck of an indirect inguinal hernia would enter the inguinal canal? Postscript: I thank Molly Shay, M’4, class of 2024, Georgetown University Medical School for the dissection. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2-ae4cx monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/447e6f80-16e9-4695-bf10-064c51ba8925/83-Wrong+Mr.+Whipple.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Wrong Mr. Whipple https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am-pnl2p monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0013a146-194e-4621-a23a-6f6c14901c32/83-Wrong+Mr.+Whipple.jpg Daily Questions - The Wrong Mr. Whipple George Whipple develops right, lower quadrant abdominal pain and after spiking a fever is taken to ED where appendicitis is diagnosed. Next, he is placed on a gurney and moved to the OR. There, his name is written on the whiteboard beside his room number in the operation theatre where the general surgeon on call will perform the procedure to remove his appendix. Meanwhile, Dr. Star, a harried and ill prepared surgeon, is rushing to the OR to start his pancreaticoduodenectomy for the day when he asks the head nurse “where is the Whipple today?” She motions to Mr. Whipple’s room and after scrubbing, Dr. Star rushes in to make the first incision, clearly not at McBurney’s point. Question: Which numbered line indicates Mc Burney’s point? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm-xecc2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/13455bc0-507f-43ba-beed-b557f183d1e0/82-Fences-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Good Fences Make Good Neighbors. Not! https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3-yp2am monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a23708fd-6035-46e8-80de-9d953961fc8a/82-Fences-question.jpg Daily Questions - Good Fences Make Good Neighbors. Not! The Jones family moves into their new home excitedly planning to put down roots in an established neighborhood known for its abundant and mature mango trees. To stop kids who live nearby from “harvesting” fallen mangoes, Mr. Jones builds a chain-linked fence around his lot’s perimeter. What he considers a property improvement triggers a thread on NextDoor about the fence’s ugliness both aesthetically and philosophically because long-time residents of the area pride themselves on the park-like vibe of the neighborhood. Mr. Jones is unaware of this discussion thread and thinks his open gate signals neighbors to step into his garden—as long as no mangoes leave. Instead, while planting a cut-flower border along his fence, a pit bull enters the yard and dashes towards him snarling. Seeing no escape, Mr. Jones tries to jump over his fence but is unable to clear it and falls astride on the fence. He feels the sharp spikes as they jab into his perineum. As if that isn’t enough, he begins to feel “sloshing” of fluid in and about his abdomen, but not into his thigh. Clearly, Mr. Jones is mango rich, but suburbia poor. Question: Which indicated layer prevents the extravasated urine from running down towards the thigh? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-w9kwm monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/901897f1-cedf-4cdf-8b6a-3a5949997206/81-Patrick+and+Brock-questions.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Patrick and Brock https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy-hr4f3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/50fa09be-8d1a-4652-b018-bad483886407/81-Patrick+and+Brock-questions.jpg Daily Questions - Patrick and Brock Patrick and Brock are toddlers who frequently demonstrate their dislike of Travis by pummeling him with stuffed toys or launching them into his playpen. While Travis is always at the receiving end of their ill will and air born toys, he catches them with agility and gives them to Taylor, who then bursts into song about Jonas, another toddler who no longer plays in the playpen. At nap time, Patrick and Brock’s jealousy of Travis’ athletic prowess overtakes their toddler-level attempts at self-control and they both jump on Travis’s abdomen. He immediately wakes up in agony and grabs the back of his lower, left chest. It is clear that something terribly wrong has occurred and he is rushed to the ED. Evidence of hemorrhage in the abdomen is demonstrated using CT. Question: Which indicated vessel was likely injured by Patrick and Brock jumping on Travis? Postscript: Thank you to Drew Bolster, M’24, Georgetown University Medical school for the dissection. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez-p87l4 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/25ad4412-4396-4eea-a02a-9fc030e0f13b/80-Poison+Ivy-Green+Ivy.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Poison Ivy Should be Called Green Ivy https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk-e89wy monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/ac36e3c2-d72e-4f92-b286-98fea65cb6b4/80-Poison+Ivy-Green+Ivy.jpg Daily Questions - Poison Ivy Should be Called Green Ivy Everyone knows the tale of Poison Ivy. She is poisoned and becomes immune to all natural toxins then uses her immunity as a way to exact her revenge on the world. But the truth is she expressed a novel mutation in the biliverdin reductase-A gene combined with liver cirrhosis resulting in hyperbiliverdinaenemia (green jaundice). No wonder she was “green with ivy”. Nevertheless, her bile, travels the normal pathway. Question: Under non-pathological conditions, identify the site where Poison Ivy’s bile travels in both directions. Postscript: A color blind chemistry instructor falls in love with Poison Ivy, they marry, have a litter of children, and live happily ever after. Their children are all born purple, the reason young parents typically relate to Prince’s Purple Rain. And a big thanks to Drew Bolster, M’24, Georgetown University Medical School for the dissection. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs-8dfez monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/58b48dd6-35be-45c4-974d-50372f5edc46/79-Ms.+Irrelevant-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Ms. Irrelevant to the Rescue https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym-f3mwk monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/84a50f20-a7e5-4b2e-852e-fe76e89080cf/79-Ms.+Irrelevant-question.jpg Daily Questions - Ms. Irrelevant to the Rescue Poor Cynthia, she was always the last chosen. Her main “flaw” was always studying and reading anatomy textbooks. Cynthia joined a civilian expedition to explore the South Pole where she and her team would be isolated for the rest of winter to experience coping abilities in harsh conditions (in preparation for Mars). You know the rest: one of the intrepid researchers develops pain in their umbilicus and within hours the pain shifts to the lower right-hand quadrant, clearly following a classic presentation of appendicitis. But with no physician on the research team or even remotely in the vicinity, and with no ability to fly one in, the decision is made to instruct our amateur-anatomist-turned explorer to perform an appendectomy using AI-created instructions. All goes well, except that Cynthia overrules the AI instructor when they urge her to momentarily tie off the blood supply at the location indicated by the arrow. Question: Where does Cynthia correctly, but momentarily tie off the blood supply to prevent blood loss after appendix’s blood supply was inadvertently cut and not immediately visible? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/edkspslwpynywhs monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/5bfbe04b-0247-49d4-98fc-da42c8a293fa/78-Worm+man-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Worm Man https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w-gxcym monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/35c4c1f8-2ca5-4b0c-9e55-08dd5b241bba/78-Worm+man-question.jpg Daily Questions - Worm Man Professor Siegfried, the local college’s physics genius, is given to eccentric, even peculiar behavior. He is sure that aliens captured him and took him to another galaxy via a wormhole between two black holes. He is certain of this because he can feel worm-like structures in his left scrotum. Most disconcertingly, he shows his scrotum to his graduate students and demonstrates that the size of the “worms” can increase if he performs a Valsalva maneuver. He is immediately sent for psychiatric evaluation and a physical that reveals his “worms” are nothing more than a varicocele. Questions: Where is the likely site for obstruction leading to the varicocele? Postscript: Wormholes were theorized by Einstein as hypothetical structures in the fabric of space. They have nothing to do with worms. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx-5k3dz-f56mf-g5gmm-wpjfr-w5cxe monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/27806f9c-b154-4812-8835-121c22c007eb/77-Coffee-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to “Coffee” in the Morning? Go see the Doctor https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-nw57w monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/4695c569-66c6-4ac9-9586-e1d4108f7297/77-Coffee-question.jpg Daily Questions - “Coffee” in the Morning? Go see the Doctor Mark wakes up each morning and heads to his kitchen for three cups of coffee. After showering and dressing, he goes to his job as a local disc jockey where he plays the latest “country hip hop” single releases. This genre-melding is driving Mark to madness; he often feels unbalanced, even nauseous after ripping a song or two that both twangs and beats. Think Taylor Swift, but singing about drinking and driving a pick-up after leaving her bull-rider boyfriend who skipped town and is not making child support payments. It so happens that this particular morning Mark does vomit and notices his vomitus has the appearance of coffee grounds. That morning he had complained to a technician of upper abdominal pain. Based on this scenario, where in the image is Mark likely to be experiencing pathology? Question: Bleeding at what location can lead to coffee ground emesis? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx-5k3dz-f56mf-g5gmm-wpjfr monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/77a31cf9-e662-4a09-bb7e-30a66718fa6e/73-Abdomen+exit-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Technicalities: Read the Fine Print https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr-5t5tl monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/94769e81-e6a6-4c45-95b5-2adec14365fc/73-Abdomen+exit-question.jpg Daily Questions - Technicalities: Read the Fine Print I am sure everyone has signed a digital “contract” prior to downloading an app onto their phone. Does anyone truly understand what they have signed? Does anyone ever read the fine print? Could they not be giving away their first born to some AI entity? Gross anatomy can also obfuscate and meander that way sometimes , especially test questions. Take, for example, the present question: In the most common type of hernia in older men, abdominal contents (typically, a loop of small bowel) enter the inguinal canal at which labeled site? What is the fine print here? Question: Where do hernias enter the inguinal canal in older men? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx-5k3dz-f56mf-g5gmm monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/33ad0221-64cb-4ac7-b7c2-9c4da6bc5ef8/75-Porter%27s+Potal-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Porter’s Portal https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/8wcgwy64nlmpbnr monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/511ed258-f7c0-47de-8496-df32eaf720c9/75-Porter%27s+Potal-question.jpg Daily Questions - Porter’s Portal Adrian’s dream job after college was to become a Wall Street stockbroker. He went about pursuing this ambition by taking a job at the Waldorf-Astoria as a porter hoping to make contacts with hotel guests who’ve already succeeded in his chosen field as he takes their luggage to their rooms. Sure enough he does. A principal at the city’s premier brokerage firm is a frequent guest who eventually invites our wannabe stockbroker Adrian to travel with him to Brazil’s Amazon Forest while serving as the expedition’s porter. On the trip, Adrian gains valuable insight into becoming an accomplished stock picker. Adrian also picks up a schistosomiasis infection that is unrecognized by his physicians. In time, he develops portal hypertension, impeding the drainage of the portal vein. In the image, where does the outflow of the indicated vein lead to? Question: Indicated vessel drains directly to which of the following? A. Azygos vein B.Capillary bed C.IVC D.Right atrium E.Testicular vein https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx-5k3dz-f56mf monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/54a4a74d-3588-4721-8223-99f07fae45ce/Retroperitoneal-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to 007’s Q - = Gall bladder = Transverse colon = Caecum = Transverse colon = Descending colon https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd-hp7l3-89922-hat3x-y9b42-mrxfm monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/dc2f27de-4092-4883-b67f-09d66f95b9b7/Retroperitoneal-question.jpg Daily Questions - 007’s Q Q is a general surgeon whose hobby is adapting gadgets for his intricate surgeries. In fact, his reputation as a creative sort spreads far and wide and he often is invited to speak at national meetings. To impress, he frequently appears at these meetings driving his Aston Martin with an ejector seat and license plate, 007. One particular Sunday, after morning rounds, he drives to a local meeting of residents to demonstrate his idea for imaging retroperitoneal organs. He swallows a pill that hones in specifically to retroperitoneal organs, then sends an ultrasound beacon to a detector (could work!). Which of the labeled structures will be identified by this device? Question: Which structure indicated is within the retroperitoneal space? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx-5k3dz monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/19f88126-2715-4c29-b109-bbeb907961bb/Volvulusjpg.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Twist and Shout - = Caecum = Ascending colon = Ascending colon = Descending colon = Sigmoid colon https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd-hp7l3-89922-hat3x-y9b42 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b0a2b863-cc64-47e2-8176-cbf1ef551f08/Volvulusjpg.jpg Daily Questions - Twist and Shout While Swifties listen to song lyrics about letting go of former boyfriends, their counterparts from long ago, their parents, now worry more about “holding on” to what they have, specifically, bowel obstruction due to a volvulus. Adults between the ages of 50 and 80, those who are bedbound and suffer from chronic constipation, or those hospitalized for neuropsychiatric disorders such as Parkinson’s disease and multiple sclerosis have a higher incidence of volvulus. In the colon, the site of the volvulus most frequently occurs at a location exhibiting a mesentery. In the image, can you identify this site? (Hint: To answer this question, you must focus on the area of the lower digestive tract sandwiched between two retroperitoneal areas.) Of course, if the volvulus is surgically corrected, then you can “Swiftie” evacuate the bowels. Question: What is the most frequent location of volvulus in the colon? Postscript: “Twist and Shout” was performed by the legendary Beatles on the also legendary Ed Sullivan show back in 1964. In the current context it refers to twisting of the bowels and the screaming that may ensue from the excruciating pain. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-dbhap-2syrx monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9a0f20ce-d2ad-4b24-87c8-78ac28a8a5b6/72-Lucky+Chucky-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Luck of the Irish Runs Out? - = Transverse colon = Greater omentum = Caecum = Distal transverse colon = Sigmoid colon https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd-hp7l3-89922-hat3x monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/74ef2904-d72e-4f3d-9388-c17b366f5a51/72-Lucky+Chucky-question.jpg Daily Questions - Luck of the Irish Runs Out? Lucky Chucky is born with blind luck; he wins at every game of chance he tries. As a senior in high school he wins the state Lotto, which provides him with additional funds to engage in serious betting. He moves to Las Vegas where Chucky becomes a regular at the roulette tables, always winning big paydays and often breaks the house bank. The casinos remedy his seemingly endowed Genie luck by offering him part ownership, but he must pass a general physical, including whole body MRI. MRI images indicate the presence of a small mass in the upper abdomen that is subsequently biopsied and found to be malignant. Lucky Chucky’s luck had run out; his large intestines were removed distal to the location where the vagus nerve innervates the colon. This location is indicated by which numbered line? Question: At which location does the vagus nerve cease to innervate the colon? Postscript: Ownership offer was rescinded, but Lucky Chucky wins the Lotto again the morning after waking up from the surgery and he becomes cancer free. He buys the Casino and fires the previous owners. Of course, we are thinking of a parallel universe. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd-hp7l3-nf87p-zMbCT-FTAF1 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a1e1228e-3a99-4386-ad18-06e84dd963b0/71-Blue+Jewels-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Blue Jewels Caper While men sometimes experience a particular type of acute pain in their “je n’ais ce quois” region (polite society speak for “groin”), often after suffering a localized application of force during a sporting competition, alternative pathology can also cause significant distress. John was married to Mary, a neonatologist, who after streaming The Crown desired the same ring that Prince Charles gave to Princess Di, a Blue Sapphire. As it happened, John returned home after his weekly rugby game and after a beer or two, began to experience discomfort in what he described as his “crotch”. Mary inquired if he had been injured during the match (Mary had been on call and missed the game), and John emphatically replied, “no”, but that he had had several long runs with the ball. That evening, with the pain continuing to increase, Mary asked John if he had suffered similar pain in the past? He responded he remembered a couple of incidents in high school, but not as severe, nor as long. Mary ultimately informed John she was taking him to the ED where he was diagnosed with testicular torsion. John was taken to surgery where his torsion was relieved and they lived happily ever after. Can you identify the nerve at the indicated location responsible for part of the pain? Question: Identify the nerve found at the indicated location? Postscript: Yes, Mary bought herself that Blue Sapphire for alleviating the pain to the family jewels. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5-4dehk-7MqHB monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/527f071a-b856-49ca-a655-93ddf5bd6fb8/71-Blue+Jewels-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Blue Jewels Caper https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp-526c5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c283594e-1491-4b58-bd1d-34f6551f9390/Dorian+Greyish-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Abdominals of Dorian Greyish - = Linea alba = Tendinous intersection = Semilunar line = Tendinous intersection = Inguinal ligament https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd-hp7l3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f1972c07-994a-418f-8229-bcba35e6d3dd/Dorian+Greyish-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Abdominals of Dorian Greyish Dorian Greyish was a committed weightlifter at Wilde High School who spent untold hours at the gym working on his abdominals. He was obsessed with his six-pack. An admirer photographed Dorian’s abdominals and posted the image at his gym, to which Dorian exclaimed, “I would gladly sell my soul to maintain those abdominal muscles forever; if only the picture would age instead of me.” At Wilde School’s 25-year reunion, as expected, almost everyone that made it back to school was overweight, with large and extended bellies draped over their belts. But not Dorian. He shows up with his perfect abdominals and proudly preens next to the now tattered 25-year-old snapshot. Sadly, and unbeknownst to Dorian, the photograph now sports a prominent spigelian hernia emerging from the semilunar line, and the abdominal content is protruding through the transversus aponeurosis. In the image, can you point out the location of the spigelian hernias? Question: Where is the location of the semilunar line? Postscript: Thanks to Oscar Wilde for the story line. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y-bwnlp monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f0324cf7-7b9c-4e87-bd06-93699b42eba3/Parachutist-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Peruvian Parachutist’s Barbecue https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d-p7gxd monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/10799c1b-e9b3-4266-95e2-3e95de526018/Parachutist-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Peruvian Parachutist’s Barbecue A Peruvian cardiologist’s hobby is to skydive in the Andes. He invites his American colleagues to visit Peru and strap on parachutes with him. They all accept heartily. The day of the jump they set out on a small biplane, when huge winds kick up and force the plane off course. Nevertheless, they all decide to jump and do land safely, then radio base to tell them of their dilemma. Unfortunately, they hear it will take three to four days before they can be reached and brought back. The American cardiologists envision four days of no food, but the Peruvian exclaims “I’ve got this”. (He brought along a pistol and in no time shoots a mountain goat that he begins to prepare for a barbecue.) The Peruvian prepares a delicacy known as anticuchos using the mountain goat’s heart. When dinner is served, one of the cardiologist is grossed out by recognizing a chorda tendinae still attached to a papillary muscle. The good news is he lost weight during the four-day ordeal. Which of the following is the principal function of the indicated structure that repulsed the cardiologist? That is, what is the function for the indicated structure? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9-8hd2y monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fc89b858-c29a-45a1-b910-e2421ea1e2be/Gentlemen+scholars.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Gentleman Scholars - = Superior vena cava = Right atrium = Right ventricle = Apex of the heart = Left ventricle (Dissection, courtesy of Sam Michelhaugh, M4, Georgetown University Medical School.) https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke-5e99d monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/5c876e54-ada5-4bba-8019-57b09ed6092f/Gentlemen+scholars.jpg Daily Questions - Gentlemen Scholars In days of yore college experiences were vastly different than today. Only the elites, generally men, attended, and many classes were mostly experiential. After class, the “Gentlemen” would ponder entirely hypothetical questions, none of which were likely possible to test given the state of technology then. Medical students, for example, could muse where one would locate the mitral valve if one could open the thoracic cavity in the living to then explore the inside of the heart. Of course, there was drinking involved at these symposiums. In the image that follows, which labeled line most approximates the location of the mitral valve? (Come to think of it, college experiences of the modern era are quite similar to those of the “golden days.”) Question: The mitral valve is indicated by which labeled line? (Dissection, courtesy of Sam Michelhaugh, M4, Georgetown University Medical School.) https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt-5ypr9 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e8735cb5-4e3d-4edf-b925-9315c093bf38/Tachycardia-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Tachy Tacky https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s-5m8ke monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/bb4ccb72-531e-49c2-b125-af4c3b3f3a2d/Tachycardia-question.jpg Daily Questions - Tachy Tacky Before there was Tic Toc, there was Tachy Tacky, the “cool kids” in high school who wore garish and loud clothes. Examples included wearing Fedoras, skin tight spandex midriff-baring tops a la Brittany Spears, elevated shoes with 12-inch heels, thigh-high boots with dozens of zippers, pink hoodies with orange bell bottoms, etc. Fortunately, most would outgrow this behavior, except, of course, those who needed attention, as was the case of Paula. She never outgrew her need for making a splash, and to top things off, she became a three-pack a day smoker. In her 40’s, Paula developed a cancer in her left lung requiring its removal, including the left primary bronchus. Subsequent to the surgery, the once tacky Paula begins to experience frequent bouts of tachycardia, she became the queen of tachy tacky. From the following list which structure was most likely injured because it resides just anterior to the location indicated by the arrow? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf-36dbt monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9b49cc08-221d-4e79-81ed-a94560777549/Aortic+Aneurysm-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Little Miss Muffet did not Vote for Jack Horner https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln-wgr5s monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fa06fa2c-7aed-4aa6-8d30-fd297833d098/Aortic+Aneurysm-question.jpg Daily Questions - Little Miss Muffet did not Vote for Jack Horner Little Miss Muffet sat on her tuffet, eating her curds and whey. Along came a spider who sat down beside her, and frightened Miss Muffet away. Meanwhile, Little Jack Horner was eating a Christmas pie. He put in his thumb, and pulled out a plum, and said “what a good boy am I.” But Jack was not a good boy – he became a greedy politician and would always have his hand in the till. He enriched himself and would spend his days carousing about, smoking premium cigars, and drinking himself silly each evening. Miss Muffet detested him and refused to endorse his candidacy in his latest race for Mayor. Fortunately for all, no-longer - little Jack developed an aneurysm at the indicated structure and while the aneurysm grew, it was remarked upon that he became hoarse. What nerve was most likely impinged by the aneurysm? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg-xaszf monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c1e9d894-8239-4347-8944-793d0fc164ca/Pressure-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to ROMEOS’ Rock and Roll? 1 = Right coronary 2 = LAD 3 = LAD 4 = LAD 5 = marginal branch of right coronary https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr-c87ln monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c93927a3-bf08-48df-9001-30e020f24c60/Romeos-question.jpg Daily Questions - ROMEOS’ Rock and Roll? A group of ROMEOS decides to recreate their rock and roll music group from the 1960’s. They take out their guitars, drum sets and keyboards and begin rehearsing "I will do anything for love, …” by Meatloaf. However, it is now hard for them to fit into their vintage bell bottoms and look the part of wizen rockers, so they begin a vigorous exercise regime. Unfortunately, the ROMEOS failed to undergo a thorough physical exam prior to engaging in 1960 activity, not to mention their use of “stimulants” associated with that era: “…turn on, tune in, drop out! ...” Drop out, regrettably, now has a totally different meaning for these ROMEOS; too much “I Can’t Believe It’s Not Butter” can lead to a heart attack. In the image, plaque formation in which indicated artery will lead to blockage of blood supply to the right ventricle, the right atrium, the SA and the AV nodes, the latter of which will manifest an irregular heart beat? Postscript: ROMEOS stands for Retired Old Men Eating Out. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5-c3sbg monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c1e9d894-8239-4347-8944-793d0fc164ca/Pressure-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Pressure Makes us Stronger, Except … = Pulmonic valve = Aortic valve = Mitral valve = Wall of right atrium = Papillary muscle of left ventricle https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw-f4gcr monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e8e8d812-1ca3-48e9-bfa9-dbdae15fa0a9/Pressure-question.jpg Daily Questions - Pressure Makes us Stronger, Except … Martin Short joins Steve Martin and Selena Gomez as one of the three stars of the Netflix series “Only Murders in the Building.” His character is that of an aging Broadway Director eager to stage a show who is frequently encountering extraordinary situations, including multiple murders. In the series’ latest season, he secures financial backing, casts actors and opens a show only to have his principal actor die suddenly and mysteriously (of course) on opening night. As Director he is confronted with an array of suspicious circumstances and also the understudy is not prepared to assume the leading man’s role. Imagine the difficulties facing the Director; but pressure makes us stronger. He pushes onward by rewriting the play into a musical while continuing to overindulge in a Broadway lifestyle (OK, that sounds appealing). Little does he know that his time is up, he is suffering from pulmonary valve stenosis. In the show he has a cardiac event, but Meryl Streep comes to his rescue (so it is not all bad). Stenosis of which indicated structure would lead to elevated systolic pressure in the right ventricle? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa-fr2n5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d7021bb7-c2c9-49fe-882a-13488e9c5681/Hearthrob-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Hollywood Heartthrobs = Interventricular septum = Right ventricle = Right atrium = Trabeculae carnae of left ventricle = Posterior papillary muscle https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35-hphtw monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c3190f9a-0bbb-43ba-81f1-8453fb430584/Hearthrob-question.jpg Daily Questions - Hollywood Heartthrobs Hollywood heartthrobs have been a staple of the movie industry since the era of silent movies. Who can forget the greats of the 20’s, 30’, 40’s. Since 1950 interest in these celebrities has reached a misbegotten world-wide pitch. This harebrained engrossment should instead be placed on clinical anatomists, those individuals who teach medical students all about esoteric parts of the body that appear on “the Boards”. For example, an ECG recording of a normal heart is represented by the PQRST waves. Which indicated structures in the image are indicated by the P wave? Specifically, depolarization of which structure is responsible for the P wave in a PQRST complex? Postscript: If answering this question correctly at a happy hour trivia bowl at a bar does not get you a Saturday night date, nothing will. Or perhaps, you may consider going to a bar that does not ask this type of question. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk-z23sa monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0676d699-4c2e-4f68-90fa-be3eebb3af5c/Jugler.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Jugular of a Juggler = Pulmonary trunk = Ascending aorta = Left, inferior, pulmonary vein = IVC = SVC https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5-jgp35 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/59055df4-16e0-4e84-8b6d-bb383c3e6ee2/Jugler.jpg Daily Questions - Jugular of a Juggler Julian ran away with the circus at age seven to become a juggler. He gained modest popularity initially, but eventually he became the star of the Big Top show. This was a dandy accomplishment, except it came with a conditional hitch: whenever the circus arrived at a new town Julian was expected to join the “wild bunch” and imbibe heavily at what one would call “regularly binge drinking level.” Yes, he developed alcohol use disorder (AUD), developed liver disease and portal hypertension. Julian was offered a Transjugular intrahepatic portosystemic shunt (TIPS) procedure to alleviate the symptoms of his diseased liver. A shunt would be driven from the jugular of the juggler to his portal vein. Can you identify the two vessels in the heart that the surgeon must juggle to drive the stent to the hepatic veins to complete the TIPS? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s-jgdrk monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/62872f1c-43a0-4285-99c0-3a0dab8b09ff/Valves-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Aardvark Codgers, Savant Extraordinaire? = Great cardiac vein = Pulmonary trunk = Ascending aorta = IVC = Middle cardiac veins https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87-echf5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/182ca37c-bb9f-41f7-9ff4-5ab8e9f76cce/Valves-question.jpg Daily Questions - Aardvark Codgers, Savant Extraordinaire? Aardvark Codgers is a professional quarterback for a semi-pro team in the Midwest. After leading his team to win their league’s championship one season, Aardvark undergoes a transformation; he believes that being a quarterback makes him a savant on just about any current event, and he avidly and publicly expounds his ideas on every platform available to him. He hosts a weekly podcast and challenges listeners to counter his views. A medical society invites Aardvark to comment on the merits of inserting stents versus performing coronary bypass surgery. Aardvark gleefully accepts because he will also be able to discuss his dislike of accurate medical information that saves lives. For example, Aardvark thinks that childhood vaccines should be eliminated because such diseases toughen children – he thinks today’s football players are weak. At the medical society meeting, Aardvark is presented with an image of two hearts and is asked which structure or vessel is devoid of valves and easily traversed with a catheter. Can you tell Aardvark which of the indicated vessels or structures lacks a valve? Postscript: Aardvark selected the incorrect one, but blamed his linemen for the interception. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz-dwf5s monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8f302e83-701a-4995-95ea-f0a212bf6563/Vasa+vasroum-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Smoking Frees the Mind? = Wall of right ventricle = Aorta =Anterior wall of left ventricle = Chorda tendinea = Trabeculae carna https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2-n3t87 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/948944e2-9673-46dd-a758-6c44b696d72a/Vasa+vasroum-question.jpg Daily Questions - Smoking Frees the Mind? A well-known Fox network television personality made the following statement: “… nicotine 'frees your mind' whereas marijuana controls the masses.” Perhaps in a parallel universe this is true; perhaps in the same universe that George Santos is an Olympic athlete. After years of smoking, it is likely that your “mind” will be free of its body, literally. A more appropriate quote should be, "if you smoke, befriend an undertaker." Smoking is implicated in destroying the vasa vasorum. I wonder if ultimately vaping will be shown to render identical results. In which of the following structures will you identify the vasa vasorum? Postscript: Please be aware this is not an endorsement for marijuana. But nothing good can come from smoking cigarettes. The practice was started years before its harmful effects were truly recognized. Investigators reported that for women who smoked in the 1960s, the risk of dying from lung cancer was 2.7 times higher than that of never-smokers. In 2000-2010 cohorts, the risk was 25.7 times higher than that of never-smokers. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3-t9ycz monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fe93a469-12dd-4998-ab3a-744c1b7bd77f/Seuss-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Book Never Written by Dr. Seuss’ Arch Enemy = Superior mediastinum = Involuted thymus in anterior mediastinum = Superior mediastinum = Pericardium = Heart in pericardial cavity https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr-9d2h2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e94098a1-fe73-4140-b52e-306127730423/Seuss-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Book Never Written by Dr. Seuss’ Arch Enemy Dr. Seuss’s arch enemy, Dr. Samiam, did not think much of the children’s book author. Dr. Samiam was extremely jealous of the fame Dr. Seuss enjoyed. In fact, Dr. Samiam thought he was the far better rhymer and he set out to prove it by writing a rhyming medical text on the thorax. He began to write it not here, not there, but in a house, and stored the manuscript in a box. He first set sight, with all his might, but try and try he could not rhyme mediastinum, he was certainly facing a plight. Can you help Dr. Samiam find the posterior border of the anterior mediastinum in the images? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3-7fgx3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/133b0294-8806-4cfb-8309-5ec713f08d92/Aristotle-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Plato and Aristotle https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-bcpzr monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0524ff01-c42a-4a35-80ad-e7dfa24d6c9b/Aristotle-question.jpg Daily Questions - Plato and Aristotle Imagine what it must have been like when Aristotle sat at Plato’s feet to learn from him. Plato would say, “Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back. Those who wish to sing always find a song.” So, Aristotle set out to explore the location from where this voice came and dissected hearts. However, because he did not count the right atrium, Aristotle considered the human heart to be three-chambered or "triventricular," consisting of the right ventricle, the left atrium, and the left ventricle. In spite of his anatomical misconceptions, which structure would Aristotle have labeled correctly in the image of this heart placed in the anatomical position and then slicing the left ventricle open? That is, which structure is labeled correctly to match the numbered lines? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp-5nfz3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1de3eec3-0b93-42de-9c05-5063b5185b78/Dr.+Strangelove.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Dr. Strangelove and the Teeth Conspiracy = Fibrous pericardium = Fibrous pericardium = Parietal pericardium = Visceral pericardium = Parietal pericardium https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/173df2c7-a135-447f-aa34-09d108406379/Dr.+Strangelove.jpg Daily Questions - Dr. Strangelove and the Teeth Conspiracy In the classic 1964 movie comedy, Dr. Strangelove, General Ripper claims that water fluoridation was destroying “our precious bodily fluids”—a reference to government water fluoridation begun in the 1940’s to thwart tooth decay. Water fluoridation did indeed lead some individuals to postulate that adding fluoride to water was a communist conspiracy designed to weaken US willpower and make the country susceptible to a takeover. Jesse is a film fanatic of movies from the 1960’s and believes what he sees – not only does he stop drinking fluoridated water, but stops brushing his teeth. Soon, he develops tooth decay and in about one year post absence of teeth hygiene, Jesse is minus a few teeth. He finally visits a dentist for implants, but refuses any prophylactic antibiotics prior to the implant procedure. Two weeks post implants, Jesse is suffering significant chest pain from pericarditis. At which location is the pain from the pericarditis due to somatic fibers? Postscript: Any similarities between fluoridation conspiracy theorists and current day anti vaxxers is merely a coincidence. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6-r3trp monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/65597447-b58a-424c-bed4-e915cd44c9b7/Nightmare-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Nightmare Before Christmas https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb-t8nhm-crh7y monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8ba09a00-3296-4559-8fcb-b0c856d81f38/Nightmare-question.jpg Daily Questions - Nightmare Before Christmas Jack learns that he is named for Jack Skellington, the principal character in the classic movie “The Nightmare Before Christmas”. Like Jack, he too is bored with life and decides to pull a prank on Christmas eve – he dresses up like a skeleton and visits his neighbors. He hides below windows and slowly raises himself up as an apparition while flashing a light on his face. Scary for children, but the adults somehow knew it was Jack – he was always the oddball neighbor (he shook his martinis). Unfortunately, the new neighbor, Mr. Sawdy Klaust, had just moved in and was startled at the apparition. Worse, he was suffering from congestive heart issues and the fright brought on an event. He was rushed to the ED where he was prepped for coronary bypass surgery. In a patient suffering congestive heart failure, which of the following veins will drain directly into the indicated structure? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-e7hj6 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f0c954ae-919e-444e-9288-a75e43243248/A-fib.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to A fib: “You can’t Handle the Truth” - = Approximate location of SA node = Approximate location of AV node = Anterior papillary muscle right ventricle = Posterior papillary muscle, left ventricle = Approximate location of mitral valve https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-rzzeb monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/63ab3cd4-4556-403e-b43d-9be286468dd1/A-fib.jpg Daily Questions - A fib: “You can’t Handle the Truth” Sean fancied himself a remarkable skier. Every December, after buying his Dogs of the DOW with which he has a track record of significantly outperforming his working stiff “friends” (faculty in the basic sciences), he would fly to Steamboat, CO to ski on their famous Champagne powder. There was also plenty of “toasting” during his visits, beginning with breakfast, a custom he practiced and perfected over years. Sean chose to ignore all of the friendly warnings from his colleagues who suggested that his infrequent bouts of shortness of breath after minimal exertion might perhaps be an indication that something was amiss in his chest. He “could not handle the truth”. Then his symptoms could no longer be ignored: on his most recent trip, after a breakfast of aged Colorado bourbon, he took the lift to the peak where he felt a pounding in his chest, shortness of breath and light-headedness. He could not continue and needed the ski patrol to remove him from the mountain in a sled before transfer to an ambulance then to a clinic. An EKG revealed clear evidence of severe atrial fibrillation so he was airlifted to another nearby hospital where he underwent ablation of his atrioventricular node. He was also implanted with a pacemaker. In the image, what is the most likely location of the atrioventricular node? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/51324c89-7521-46de-9152-aa8f62a08738/Widow+Maker-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Widow Maker - = Right coronary a. = Branch of R. coronary = A lead entering the SVC =Area of the posterior interventricular artery = Left anterior descending https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8832327d-0ce4-414c-a2d7-bcd37fe65756/Widow+Maker-question.jpg Daily Questions - Widow Maker In days of yore a “Widow’s Walk” was an elevated deck around the upper roof of deluxe seaside homes. From this vantage point a seaman’s wife could pace and privately scan the horizon surveying the harbor for the safe arrival of her husband’s ship. Sadly (depending on your point of view), many never returned thereby making the architectural element along which the wife stepped back and forth: a “Widow’s Walk”. In the 20th century, a different life-threatening event was identified by cardiologists: the clogged coronary arteries. And because the anterior interventricular artery has the highest frequency of being blocked, it gained the moniker of the “Widow Maker”. Talk about another male in the coffin! The current strategy used to unclog blocked arteries is to insert medicated stents. If a stent does not relieve the symptoms of the clog, then a bypass procedure remains an option. In the image, which is the anterior interventricular artery (left anterior descending artery, or LAD)? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-4hcxe-wwl3w monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/231d97b7-ed7d-4b55-be43-99636c7a736a/Pulmonary+hypertension-sleep+apnea.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Snoring can be a Death Knell! - = Right atrium = Ascending aorta = Pulmonary trunk = Superior vena cava = Inferior vena cava https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx-8jzpt-n75fw monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c00ab194-ed8a-4daa-805f-37a37e3ce8ff/Pulmonary+hypertension-sleep+apnea.jpg Daily Questions - Snoring can be a Death Knell! Elrod was the “cat’s meow” in high school. All around jock, great dancer, fun to be with, and always supplying beer for parties. He continued excelling at the latter part of “work hard / play hard” during college. Indeed, the homecoming queen fell in love with him when he said to her on their first date when he escorted her to her sorority’s formal dance: “I’ve got felines for you”. But happiness was to elude them given that Elrod never stopped his high school ways, especially the beer drinking. By age 30 he was overweight, and at night he kept the former queen awake with his snoring. At his annual physical his physician indicated there was little doubt but that Elrod was suffering from obstructive sleep apnea. The same examination also revealed he was suffering from cor pulmonale. His neck veins became engorged and highly visible even when at rest. His legs and belly were also swollen and he suffered from shortness of breath. At which indicated location do these engorged neck veins drain to normally? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/10c855a5-ac9d-405d-a017-70edf2088adc/Salsa-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Salsa King Loses a Step - = Aortic right cusp = Aortic posterior cusp = Mitral valve = Left pulmonic valve = Anterior pulmonic valve https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd-jhaxx monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1fbdcbee-3723-49fc-b4c3-689eb4c96fd1/Salsa-question.jpg Daily Questions - Salsa King Loses a Step What is a burrito or taco without the special sauce? “What’s in a name? That which we call a rose, by any other word would smell as sweet.” Okay, so Shakespeare knew nothing about tacos, but could he dance? We will never know, but the same name we use to make a burrito special we use to shake things up with rhythm. Salsa is the special dance developed in Cuba to the Latin beat. And herein is the dilemma; they say that “it” is in the blood, but ultimately as one ages, things can and do wear out, especially if one eats too much “salsa”, without dancing “salsa”. And it so happened to Juan. In his youth he was the king of salsa, but he stopped exercising for years, continued to indulge in food and mojitos until tipping into obese territory. At his daughter’s wedding he decided to demonstrate his famous moves and immediately began to feel chest pains, palpitations cause by irregular heartbeats, fatigue, dizziness and the need to lie down. Our former salsa king was rushed to ED (while the wedding revelries continued, of course), where he was diagnosed with an aortic valve prolapse and right coronary artery occlusion. The decision was made to first place a stent into the right coronary artery before fixing the prolapse. Which indicated valve is associated with the right coronary artery ostium? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7-jmtkw-72b5r monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2c4f8f19-7796-4d4b-93c1-4312bc526593/Situs+inversus.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Jerry, Jerry Quite Contrary - = Auscultation of aortic valve = Auscultation of pulmonic valve = Surface projection of mitral valve = Auscultation of mitral valve in a normal heart = Auscultation of mitral valve in situs inversus https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf-ftgnd monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f5f78fdc-9221-4618-9ef8-9e55f0f6fcd6/Situs+inversus.jpg Daily Questions - Jerry, Jerry Quite Contrary Everyone said that Jerry was born ornery. In kindergarten when the children were told it was rest time, Jerry wanted to play. During recess, it was his nap time. The pattern continued on into high school: Springtime was for football and ice hockey, fall was for baseball. Everything that was considered usual and customary, our contrarian Jerry found opposite and atypical. He would sing rock and roll during Church choir practice, and sing church music with his band at a rage. No wonder he kept few life-long friends. This pattern continued even after Jerry went to college on a sports scholarship. Interestingly, at his entrance physical exam it was revealed Jerry had situs inversus. Where would you listen for the apical beat of Jerry’s heart and where would the mitral (bicuspid) valve project to the surface? That is, what are the mitral valve surface projection and auscultation site in situs inversus? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-2grz7 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/cfaac213-3271-404c-af2e-79846b5f0121/Love+Story-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Love Story - = Location of r. auricle = Location of r. ventricle = Pulmonary trunk = Pulmonary vein = Inferior vena cava https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt-ctfaf monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1b879e3b-a0fb-483c-b61c-e564840cc5a6/Love+Story-question.jpg Daily Questions - Love Story Baby boomers remember Love Story, the story of the blue-blood Oliver Barret IV and the blue-collar Jennifer Cavilleri, two college students at Harvard and Radcliffe, respectively, who marry before graduating. They have personal struggles but they persist through all of the problems because Jennifer utters the ultimate syrupy saying: “love means never having to say you are sorry.” Yes, you can blame the evolution of T. Swift’s epic success with break up lyrics on Love Story, except her Swifties will get it all wrong if they overlook that sometimes they guy is left solo. Evidence: Jennifer ultimately develops leukemia and dies, leaving Oliver all alone with his broken heart, or Takotsubo syndrome, that results in pulmonary edema and low blood pressure. In the images, which vessel carries oxygenated blood to the heart? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j-y96s3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/54ef223f-f1b3-4342-a631-54850869f0eb/Cardiac+Tamponade-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Call Your Mother, but not When Driving https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x-fhpmt monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/654c338a-9409-4e55-bd5e-30947a1b2598/Cardiac+Tamponade-question.jpg Daily Questions - Call Your Mother, but not When Driving Johnny is anxious to head out to lunch and finds the stories of his anatomy professor exasperating. Johnny loses it when the anatomist, Carlos, tells him that he lost his car and that is how he got his name. Johnny is desperate for a bagel and dashes out of the classroom, jumps in his car and begins aggressive driving. Unfortunately, he finds himself sitting behind a truck with four wheels and flies. Yes, a garbage truck. No amount of honking makes the truck go faster. Then Johnny sees his chance to pass, he swerves over the double yellow line, cranks up the engine, all while ordering a bagel from Call Your Mother. You know what happens next: he smashes head on into an oncoming car. Johnny had not bothered to put on his seat belt and is rammed hard against the stirring wheel. He begins to experience hypotension, notices jugular venous distension, and when he tries to feel for his chest heart-sounds they are muffled. At least he remains sufficiently conscious to call an ambulance and tells the EMT that he is suffering from cardiac tamponade. He takes care to tell the bagel attendant to “hold the mayo” before passing out. What is the best location to introduce a needle to drain out fluid causing the tamponade? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj-8795j monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9332cb26-b822-4254-a290-480ceaa81ff8/Olden+times.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Olden Times were Worse! - = Rib = Parietal pleura = Visceral pleura = Innermost intercostal mm. = Diaphragm https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5-kz33x monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/5b8c1133-a3e9-4bd9-bb4f-b1b905e6db4b/Olden+times.jpg Daily Questions - The olden times were worse! Prior to the discovery of anesthesia, surgery was a most traumatic experience; patients were fully conscious throughout procedures. Kipling made reference to this pain in his novel “The Light that Failed” when he coined the phrase “biting the bullet”. It is easy to understand why people avoided surgery and allowed the injury and/or disease to fester rather than undergo surgery. Why anyone would subject themselves to experience the worst pain of their life at an operating theatre in front of hundreds of medical students, e.g., surgical demonstrations at Massachusetts General Hospital prior to the discovery of anesthesia, is difficult to comprehend. But somehow patients did endure. Perhaps the only saving grace of such an ordeal is that some tissues in our bodies lack somatic pain sensations. In the following image, which areas lack somatic pain fibers? Postscript: Even if one survived the surgery, it is estimated that 25% of patients would develop infections from their procedure and die. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2-xexwj monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9baf79ba-7f2d-4200-8f67-e6789f38ef01/Last+Tango+in+Paris-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Last Tango in Paris - = Location of r. coronary a. = Location of Great cardiac vein = Atrioventricular sulcus = Superior vena cava = Inferior vena cava https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5-2zne5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2ccdb99a-dc80-49c7-856c-67537dd459f5/Last+Tango+in+Paris-question.jpg Daily Questions - Last Tango in Paris Marcus can do no wrong. As a school boy he won all the awards, then matriculated to a top college, and went on to graduate suma cum laude from his medical school. Of course, he chose to become a thoracic surgeon. His one flaw was he could not tango. Try as he might, whenever he performed a pasada, his milongesa stood a good chance of landing hard on the dance floor. Indeed, he had to seek out clubs in various cities because knowledge of his ineptitude preceded him, and he was barred from every milonga along the East coast. As it so happens, during one of these mishaps, his partner collapsed mid cruce forzado and began to demonstrate symptoms of a cardiac event. Marcus sprang into action and took his compromised partner to the hospital where he diagnosed an atrial septal defect (using only his stethoscope, of course). Marcus requested an OR and prepared to fix the defect. He cracked her chest, but spotted a persistent left superior vena cava draining to the coronary sinus. Marcus knew he must repair the defect carefully so as not to injure the coronary sinus that is receiving the venous return of the persistent left superior vena cava. Where on the heart did Marcus demonstrate extreme care to avoid injuring the coronary sinus? Postscript: Patient survived, woke up to an elated Marcus, but refused to accept his invitation for a Last Tango in Paris. Instead, she offered to teach him how to play the castanets. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc-4tms2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e98d53be-2b75-4498-95ed-97770457fbf0/Hand+of+God-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Hand of God - = Ascending aorta = Right atrium = Right ventricle = Right atrium = Left ventricle https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et-xd3t5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/459c001c-6697-4f7c-8345-ae75b7b77ee4/Hand+of+God-question.jpg Daily Questions - Hand of God Before he died, Maradona confessed that his famous goal against Britain in the World Cup was indeed aided by his hand; it was an illegal goal. But this was before instant replay, and who is to say what team would not engage in sleight of hand if granted the opportunity to win the Cup? Billy, a British lad who saw the game live, became crestfallen after his team’s loss, and promised to himself that he would forever use his hands to save people. He becomes a world-renown thoracic surgeon and gained expertise in TEER (transcatheter edge-to-edge repair) of the tricuspid valve. In this minimally invasive protocol, clips are applied to narrow the size of the cusps and diminish valve regurgitation, the heart murmur becomes nearly inaudible. As it happens, Billy meets an Argentine belle on a blind date and falls madly in love. He is surprised the following day when she appears in his OR for a tricuspid valve replacement; her septal cusp is defective. Before going under, Billy mutters to her, “you make my heart skip a beat, like a coronary artery spasm” (everyone knows heart surgeons are not very romantic). But Billy does fix the septal cusp and the couple lives happily ever after (after all, their connection started as a fairy tale). But, where is the septal cusp found in these images of heart sections? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-awanc monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2e01edd3-5cd4-4d1b-8ebc-ac59b83ebe1e/Call+of+Duty-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Call of Duty - = Right marginal a. = Right coronary a. = Unnamed a. = Diagonal a. = Anterior interventricular a. (LAD) https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-zn8et monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e312995a-d184-496a-85c6-89af57c295e9/Call+of+Duty-question.jpg Daily Questions - Call of Duty A budding resident is determined to become the best ever interventional cardiology specialist at the hospital to eventually earn his dream fellowship position in the heart of New York City. To this end, he downloads various shooter games to practice his digital skills and settles on Call of Duty. Train, he does, until he becomes the best-rated shooter in the city. Unfortunately, his devotion to Duty diminishes his actual catheterization skills. The fellowship is awarded instead to his rival, Dr. Doolittle, who was shown how to deploy a medicated stent to a coronary artery by his talking parrot; the very same bird took him to parrot-dise on his last vacation before taking the medical boards exam. In his last training session of his residency, Dr. Doolittle independently inserts five stents in a patient without a snag, except for the one deployed to the posterior interventricular artery. The posterior interventricular artery arises from which of the indicated vessels? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me-psgse monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c026c6c4-b22c-4260-95ef-cb9902bdae46/Slide2.jpeg Daily Questions - Answer to The Overeating Society https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm-djts2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/7df95467-24ce-45e9-91e4-b200bdbbc671/Slide2.jpeg Daily Questions - The Overeating Society The Overeating Society meets on their annual day of consumption, Thanksgiving Day, to eat, drink, be merry, and select a new president. The goal is to eat as much turkey and ham as possible, all the trimmings, and then finish off a pie or three with each member sampling each pie. Cleary, cardiologist have a field day lecturing at society members meetings to change their ways, but to no avail. Advice to eat less is difficult to digest, and leaves a bad taste in members’ mouths. Then, there is always the newly elected President’s re-tort, I’ll have chocolate and vanilla ice cream with mine, and please make it a double. As laughter immediately erupts, one of the members begins to choke. He begins to gasp for air, but no sound escapes from his mouth and he pounds the table with his fist. The lecturing cardiologist springs into action and begins to perform the Heimlich maneuver, but his arms are not long enough to reach around the member so he can forcibly eject the obstruction. Patient is driven to ED where the obstruction is manually removed from his trachea via a tracheotomy. The obstruction had worked its way into the tracheal bifurcation by the time the Society member reached the ED. In the image, at what level is the tracheal bifurcation? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/5dmrs4x7a4l33me monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/72cf9311-1713-42c8-8b5e-4cd8d2e94dc1/Stomach+pumping-answer.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to A Joker in Every Crowd - = Trachea = Esophagus = Arch of azygos = Descending aorta = Spines of vertebrae https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z-m4jcm monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3595ff74-210f-4b5c-bf48-061f09e76b82/Stomach+pumping.jpg Daily Questions - A Joker in Every Crowd A group of first-year medical students head out to a stand-up comedy club to celebrate successful completion of their gross anatomy practical exam. After a few drinks (well several), one of the students is invited to the stage and jumps at the opportunity to practice stand-up. He grabs the mic and does his organic chemistry joke about poison, but there was no reaction; his joke dies on stage. Crestfallen while tipsy, our amateur comic returns to his seat not knowing that courtesy of one of his “buddies” his drink now contained a roofie. (I'll leave others to ask: What kind of a medical student doesn’t know the difference between a prank and a roofie?!?) The comedian imbibes the drink and shortly thereafter begins to show signs of respiratory distress – he convulses, passes out, and foam begins to emerge from his mouth. He is driven to the ED (one of the students was the designated driver and had not drunk alcohol) where the joker confesses his misdeeds. He states that when he drinks, he becomes a pun – isher. The ED physician begins the process of pumping our amateur comic’s stomach. Which structure shown in the images indicates the correct location where the nasogastric tube will be found if this procedure is done correctly? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88-w45cw-m6j8m-k4xze-arlry-dxasl monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/971fc075-aec4-4841-a5a9-0e0b0549c9d2/Sleepy+Hollow.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Legend of Sleepy Hollow https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s-ft49z monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d364f0db-61ce-402c-9861-a8f4de02bc23/Sleepy+Hollow.jpg Daily Questions - Legend of Sleepy Hollow Halloween comes but once a year to Sleepy Hollow and this year an inventive high-school senior, Joel who lives in a rural district, is determined to reenact the famous legend. Instead of going as a headless-horsemen, he modifies his costume by hollowing out a pumpkin which Joel sets on his head. He cuts out eyes to see through. As the clock strikes midnight, our imaginative high schooler sets out on his trusty steed to terrify his friends. He gallops to the entrance of the first farm house and makes his horse rear up several times before wailing and generally causing a ruckus, then he rides away. Unfortunately, the pumpkin sat loosely on his head and when the horse reared up it blocked his vision. The horse rides close to a tree and Joel catches one of the branches with his chest, falls to the ground and hears a loud “bone cracking sound”. He cannot get up. By now the parents of his friends have given chase and see the spectacle of Joel on the ground with a pumpkin on his head, writhing in pain. The friend’s father immediately thinks of the pumpkin pie martini he was enjoying, but immediately jumps into action. The dad calls an ambulance and Joel is taken to the ED where paradoxical respiration is observed. He clearly broke his ribs during the fall. Which of the following conditions does the ER clinicians fear will take place initially in individuals experiencing such injuries? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88-w45cw-m6j8m-k4xze-arlry monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a234c06d-6eea-42e1-bed9-df677db6151f/Anesthesia.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Morticians Never Die, they just Rub Away - = Right primary bronchus = Termination of trachea = Left primary bronchus = Trachea = Carina https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/gnm5nlkcgjnje6s monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/ec7265f7-839f-4bc8-957f-559e50c2bf9f/Anesthesia.jpg Daily Questions - Morticians Never Die, they just Rub Away The lead mortician at a hospital known for its hospice care of terminally ill cancer patients is responsible for handling the deceased. He is old school meaning he does not wear gloves when going to collect the bodies; it is considered a sign of disrespect to the patients and their families. Currently, the hospice patients are more frequently than not treated with patches of fentanyl to ease the pain once they enter care. The first thing the mortician does prior to washing the body prior to embalming is to remove the fentanyl patches. On a particularly busy day, after the fourth hospice patient is prepared at the funeral parlor, our lead mortician develops respiratory distress and suddenly slips into cardiac failure. His co-workers rush him to the ED where he undergoes CPR and is ultimately intubated and treated for fentanyl overdose. He recovers fully. But from now on he prepares the dead with gloves. At what level is the tip of the endotracheal tube placed to effectively restore respiration? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88-w45cw-m6j8m-k4xze monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b8d0a4b4-bced-4591-928a-858e22213a21/Full+Speed+Ahead.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to An Austin as Lovely as a Tree - = Left brachiocephalic v. = Arch of azygos = Azygos v. = Thoracic duct = Hemiazygos v https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk-awake-ad85p-a7mlz-47c4s-89p3j monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9ac849e6-400d-497e-a0bd-fb83843f6717/Full+Speed+Ahead.jpg Daily Questions - An Austin as Lovely as a Tree Enrique, a pre-med student, receives notification that his acceptance to medical school is on its way and he accepts an invitation to go on a cross-country trip with his buddy Javier. The pre-med borrows his sister’s car, a 2021 Aston Martin Vantage F1 Roadster, and promises that he will not break any speed limits. Of course, this will not happen. As soon as they hit the road they turn on Highway Song and put the “pedal to the metal”, there is no turning back. Both students know that driving over 100 mph on country roads is not an ideal thing to do, but lots of fun, until it is not. A deer jumps in front of them and you know what comes next – they reflexively veer off the road and hit a tree. Javier is thrown from the car and lands on a soft pile of straw, shaken but not stirred. Our aspiring med-tudent is not so lucky; the Aston Martin met the tree head on and he felt a sharp blow to his chest from the steering wheel. Oh deer, the car crash did a number on his ride. Amazingly, Enrique is able to get out of the car and walk away, but now the issue becomes what to tell his sister? He avoids the confrontation by simply booking a trip to Spain to relax on the Costa Brava at a café he really enjoys in Cadaqués. That same afternoon he takes an overnight flight to Barcelona to think through what he will tell his sister. However, when he lands, Enrique notices that both feet, legs and even thighs are somewhat swollen, as well as his left hand, forearm and arm. His left cheek is also puffy. Remarkably, his right side of the body feels just fine. Based on this scenario, what structure was likely injured in the accident? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88-w45cw-m6j8m monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c74ee229-1124-48fd-a584-b6dd86555581/Sweatty+Balls.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Schweddy’s Balls - = Right vagus n. = Right phrenic n. = Left phrenic n. = Left vagus n. = Right sympathetic trunk https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk-awake-ad85p-a7mlz-47c4s monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1ef2e24b-51ba-49a7-ab69-89abe624a2eb/Sweatty+Balls.jpg Daily Questions - Schweddy’s Balls John Schweddy is a local chef in Chapel Hill famous for his Christmas desserts, one of the most sought after being his Almond Encrusted Cinnamon Balls. He is often asked to produce them in the thousands during the Holiday season which leads to tremendous stress. John Schweddy also suffers from hyperhidrosis, a common condition in which a person sweats excessively. Commonly affected areas include the armpits and palms of the hands. John is afraid of people finding out about his condition and for that reason he refuses to shake hands with customers. This year, a new tech executive moves to town and decides to order all the Christmas desserts that John can produce. The one caveat, the executive insists on meeting John and shaking his hand. John hears about the executives wishes and decides to undergo an operation that will treat his hyperhidrosis. Unfortunately, the executive sees John before the surgery, grabs his hand, and without warning exclaims that he is so looking forward to his Schweddy’s Balls for the holidays. Which of the indicated nerves needs to be ligated to eliminate John’s hyperhidrosis? Postscript: My compliments to SNL and Alec Baldwin for coming up with John Schweddy. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88-w45cw monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9c62faaa-5607-4502-83a3-e57f1c79afe0/Read+the+Fine+Print.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Read the Fine Print - = Right coronary a. = Left anterior descending a. = Posterior interventricular a. = Right marginal a. = Left anterior descending a. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk-awake-ad85p-a7mlz monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/721116d0-8565-4098-af4b-899daa7f63ed/Read+the+Fine+Print.jpg Daily Questions - Read the Fine Print A down-on-his luck writer wins a 100 million lottery and fulfills his life-long-dream. He buys a British title, Lordship Viscount St. Austell-in-the-Moor Biggleswade-Brixham and the castle that comes with this title for nearly 80 million. Unfortunately, he failed to read the fine print; “the new owner cannot inhabit the castle for 50 years, or until the last of the retired clowns currently inhabiting the castle are no more.” When informed of this clause, our down-on-his-luck writer becomes apoplectic and begings to suffer chest pains. He is taken to the ED where a diagnosis is made that indeed, he has an occluded coronary artery. Heart catheterization reveals only the posterior interventricular artery needs a stent and one is deployed. Which of the indicated arteries was first entered by the heart catheter to deliver the stent? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws-hwx88 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/65d3bdfc-e863-41e3-b107-313d6c6f3064/Bulimia-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Keep it Down! - = Space between Pulmonary trunk and Ascending aorta = Opening of left atrium = Transverse pericardial sinus = Coronary sinus = Space between Pulmonary trunk and Ascending aorta https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk-awake-ad85p monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1c102db6-297a-4a62-bee3-e68b51c76203/Bulimia-question.jpg Daily Questions - Keep it Down! Senior year comes around and a group of entitled high-school kids rents a two-bedroom, beach-front condo for the traditional “beach week”. Regrettably for their neighbor, 25 of the kids’ best friends plan to make the condo the week’s hangout and partyplace. The first night of revelry is wild for the seniors, both the high schoolers and the neighbors. The high schoolers over imbibe and there are serious episodes of “calling Ralph at the porcelain”. Neighbors bang on the shared wall several times to “keep it down”, thinking that they are only relating to the music and the student’s chattering. Joan, one of the students, is over poured on the second night and passes out. In the morning, she is still “out of it” and her friends begin to worry when she does not respond. They rush outside and beg the next-door neighbors to please help see what is wrong, at which time the neighbors summon an ambulance and Joan is rushed to the ED. Ultrasound reveals cardiomegaly and she is rushed to surgery. Given her condition and her friends’ description that Joan has been heavily abusing alcohol daily for over five years, the ED doc decides to perform a coronary artery by-pass. In preparing Joan for the by-pass, the thoracic surgeon inserts his finger in the transverse pericardial sinus. What is the location of this sinus in the images? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7-mx7ws monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f2f23980-e9e5-481e-aed2-e67c4f404bf9/Subclavian+vein+thrombosis.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Let Science Lead the Way - = Right brachiocephalic v. = Superior vena cava = Left brachiocephalic v. = Internal jugular v. = Left subclavian v. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk-awake monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/45a87d11-2f30-4cd7-913c-94386ae2a35f/Subclavian+vein+thrombosis.jpg Daily Questions - Let Science Lead the Way 35 yo mother of three marries a strict disciplinarian who does not believe in science. Her husband has joined various groups in the past, each of which eschew all forms of medical treatment. He has enjoyed excellent health, eats mostly a healthy diet, and trains regularly on overnight weekend jaunts with buddies. The mother of three hopes that in time her health too will improve. Currently, she is constantly tired, and worries that she is again slipping into depressive disorder. But, her husbands insists on no doctor visits! On one of the weekends that her husband is away, the wife visits a nearby clinic where the doctor finds a significant lump in her breast. She reveals that she knows she is a carrier of BRCA1 and BRACA2. She also reports not having her period for the past three months, at which time her physician performs a pelvic exam and also determines the presence of an ovarian mass. While getting dressed after the exam, the wife begins to feel left arm pain, bulging arm veins, and cyanosis of the skin in the arm. The physician suspects she is experiencing a vascular incident of her upper limb and sends her to the ED. She is immediately prepped for surgery after further tests reveal there is a left subclavian vein thrombosis. To gain proximal control of a bleeding left subclavian vein, at which location should one surgically approach the patient, and where will the thrombus be found in the labeled structures? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk-5n8w7 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/467a59ed-6c47-4902-97f2-ab07577a877a/spatcock+capon.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Spatchcock Capon - = Trachea = Brachiocephalic a. = Ascending aorta = Right atrium = Cupola of lung https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c-examk monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c7b0fbcf-db19-4ebd-8613-3b4daf174a0a/spatcock+capon.jpg Daily Questions - The Spatchcock Capon An academic director is hired at a new medical school and it becomes her goal to implement a new curriculum. Based on her anatomical experience or lack thereof, she intends to make gross anatomy an elective and/or let students learn anatomy exclusively using artificial intelligence. To promote her new curriculum, she invites a half dozen students to her office kitchen and plans to demonstrate how to spatchcock a chicken even though she has no culinary training. While splitting “the chicken” (she had actually purchased a capon weighing well over 15 pounds), the new knife she purchased for the procedure slips out of her hand and impales her chest just below mid-clavicle. The knife appears to have entered her chest almost one inch. Immediately there is a gush of blood and a first-year medical student who has just finished her gross anatomy course reaches toward our academic director to apply pressure. The medical student asks the director to lie down saying that she will call an ambulance to rush her to the ED. The director is barely able to speak, but she assures everyone she is ok and not to bother. The medical student insists on rushing the director to the ED. Which of the indicated structures is the medical student fearing the director may have injured with the flying knife? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg-cbdkk monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/38576ab7-4724-4c96-bca1-c7a5ee598e84/Deep+Throat+question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Deep Throat - = Upper Limb = Lower Limb = Right primary bronchus = Posterior intercostal a. = Distal esophagus https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz-pxg4c monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/690e1f5f-cad0-45f1-baab-764b6453b6e2/Deep+Throat+question.jpg Daily Questions - Deep Throat A baby boomer undergoes a physical exam by a resident physician and he is prescribed a visit to an otolaryngologist. Not knowing the specialty of such a physician, he asks the resident to explain the referral. The resident responds that an otolaryngologist is basically a deep throat doctor and that the boomer has a mass in his neck. The boomer’s first response is to laugh and the resident is baffled. Nevertheless, the boomer visits an otolaryngologist and after CT imaging he is informed the mass extends from just distal to his left subclavian artery, to his thyroid. Surgery is scheduled with a team of thoracic and otolaryngology surgeons because the mass is close to the aorta. Which area of the body is least likely to suffer a vascular perfusion injury if the aorta is “nicked” at the site of the tumor? Postscript: While I am sure many thought this question was heading elsewhere, Deep Throat was the name given to the FBI agent and anonymous informant giving Bob Woodward of The Washington Post the scoop during the Watergate Scandal. All boomers remember this term. The image is of the government employee, Mark Felt, who confessed to being Deep Throat prior to his death in 2008 at age 95. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj-ezhhg monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/60cb57dc-9d39-4566-bf62-c1a926726a85/Question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Risky Business - = Right atrium = Right ventricle = Left ventricle = Left atrium = Left ventricle https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z-yhdgz monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/32a64e76-5a20-49db-bc2f-fd9c96546812/Question.jpg Daily Questions - Risky Business Dr. Bob, a radiologists, is approaching retirement and he too often preaches to his young residents how good the old times were. He expounds on the superior merits of an upper GI series over current CT imaging for revealing an enlarged heart chamber. To demonstrate, Dr. Bob pulls out a two liter bottle of barium and proceeds to drink it. Next, he puts Bob Seger’s Old Time Rock n Roll on his CD player and begins to mimic Tom Cruises dance in Risky Business. The residents are amazed at Dr. Bob’s agility and rhythm, when all of a sudden Dr. Bob lunges forward, grabs his chest and passes out. He is rushed to the ED where a lateral chest film is performed and reveals an exceedingly enlarged chamber of the heart. The barium still present in his esophagus is used to confirm the enlarged heart chamber. Which of the indicated chambers could have been most readily detected in the lateral chest film of Dr. Bod? That is, enlargement of which chamber would impinge/displace the esophagus? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6-9mywj monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/6fbe9a30-7167-4b45-b984-a55ac529e366/Looking+for+adventure.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Born to be Wild - = Lateral pectoral n. = Medial pectoral n. = Lateral pectoral n. = Medial pectoral n. = Intercostobrachial n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr-3zg6z monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2eb53098-876f-4ec7-bda9-5a6f6caf82aa/Looking+for+adventure.jpg Daily Questions - Born to be Wild Ted finishes his first year gross anatomy exam just in time to head to New Orleans for Spring break. It has been his dream to mimic the famous scene in Easy Rider, except that Ted does not own a motorcycle. Nevertheless, he does plan to drive his 30 year old Mustang from D.C. to New Orleans. He powers up, cranks up Steppenwolf in Spotify, but One hundred miles into the 1000 mile trip the air conditioning gives out. Ted takes his shirt off and lowers the windows as he continues his adventure. He drives straight for approximately 10 hours during the middle part of the day, with a blistering sun and a temperature of close to 90 degrees. Upon reaching his hotel, it is freezing inside and he dons his jacket, rushes six flights of stairs (due to broken elevator) to shower and hit the town that night. Upon reaching his room, Ted notices a strange sensation in his left arm, and he thinks he is experiences a heart attack. He thinks that perhaps the stress of preparing for the exam, the ten-hour drive in blistering heat, and rushing up the stairs has caused a heart attack. Of that he is sure; what else can possibly be causing the extreme pain in his left arm? Ted calls the front desk and tells them he is in mid-cardiac failure and to please call him an ambulance. When the emergency team arrives, Ted explains the situation and is asked to remove his jacket. The first responders immediately recognize the reason for Ted’s discomfort and inform him he is not experience cardiac symptoms. Assuming Ted’s pain is nothing more than a severe sunburn, which of the indicated nerves was likely affected by the sunburn leading to his assumption of a heart attack? That is, which nerve is responsible for referred pain to the T2 dermatome? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd-ba5x6 monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f3106e83-f289-4c62-a36b-22e60e4f5ed4/Rock-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Rock Heard Around the World - = Digital branch of median n. = Recurrent branch of median n. = Superficial branch of ulnar n. = Deep branch of ulnar n. = Superficial branch of radial n. . https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5-llyyr monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d74159c0-4e4d-42a7-93e5-f65b07a0ba37/Rock-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Rock Heard Around the World While everyone remembers that Will Smith slapped Chris Rock at the Oscars, not everyone recalls what happened right after the manual insult. Yes, Chris clearly was surprised, and was wincing from the whack, but Will too suffered an injury. Upon returning to his seat he realized that he was unable to open his whacking hand. Indeed, he tried to wave to the crowd and it was clear that his hand was impaired. When he tried to grab his drink, he was unable to spread his fingers; his fingers were motionless. Chris, on the other hand, continued to speak and tell jokes. (Remember the one about a Rock and a hard place?) Also, Chris was also able to salute Will by giving him a finger salute, yet Will was unable to respond. It was later revealed that Chris had prepared for such an onslaught by donning a false faceguard made of steel. When Will slammed Chris’ face with force, it was as if he had smashed a solid stone wall. The blow apparently compressed a major nerve responsible for movement of the fingers. Which of the indicated nerves led to Will’s inability to spread his fingers? Postscript: None of this happened – it is simply a spoiler alert for a future sci-fi movie about the terminator. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n-jlzkd monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d7a352f2-6363-4160-b3d1-6e52093ff2f2/Musk-Zuckerberg.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to the Software Scuffle - = Sartorius m. = Adductor longus m. = Adductor magnus m. = Biceps femoris, long head 5. = Biceps femoris, short head https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32-7tsf5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/806c7a66-73e5-4e27-a90b-a48689d3d75e/Musk-Zuckerberg.jpg Daily Questions - The Software Scuffle Herman and Jacoby are two software developers who despise each other. They have been competing to outmaneuver their opponents since high school days, when they tied at the national high school quiz bowl competition for second place. The first-place winner entered divinity school and is now a sought-after priest. Herman and Jacoby hear of the cage fight planned between Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg and they too begin training. They each hire CEO whisperers who subsequently hire shamans, power assistants, physical trainers and, of course, fight instructors. Following the hype of an intense marketing campaign, finally the big night of the “software scuffle” arrives. But, only 14 people show up to see our middle age software developers tussle. Disappointed with the turn out, Herman and Jacoby recognize that their competitiveness has led nowhere and they shake hands, make up, and promise to co-operate in the future. As they are exiting the ring, Herman missteps and falls, and hears a pop. When he tries to stand up, he is unable to straighten his thigh. He is also unable to bring his thighs together without suffering even greater agony. He is put on a stretcher and taken to the locker room, where his shaman notices a bruise on his inner thigh and states that this is a sign. Herman agrees and fires him on the spot. Meanwhile, Jacoby tweets, using X, that he won the fight and Herman agrees to his conditions. Based on Herman’s pain when moving his leg and thigh, which of the indicated muscles is most likely injured? That is, which indicated muscle does both adduction and high extension? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r-yny5n monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a01eba41-2a90-4a82-9497-834f47c4eb26/Superman+question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Superman - = Right vagus n. = Right esophageal plexus = Right vagus n. = Right phrenic n. = Left recurrent laryngeal n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9-3ej32 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f7d43a9e-2122-415a-8300-4e3b0901f0c0/Superman+question.jpg Daily Questions - Superman Ed believed that his dad Clark was superman because he could do most everything. In reality, Clark Kent, and the stress is getting to him. Indeed, he has developed an eating disorder, and he is now becoming more of a Supperman. He decides to take a vacation and go horseback riding in Cape Town. Unfortunately, he falls of his horse and suffers the identical lesion that Christopher Reeve (perhaps the best actors to ever play superman) suffered. Mr. Reeve experience a C3-C5 fracture in his neck and was forever more hooked up to a respirator. Which of the indicated nerve is the one most implicated in lesions of this type that result in a permanent need for a respirator? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb-etn8r monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0a83960a-084f-4748-8eac-44d210532bcb/Ripcoin-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Ripcoin - = Trochlear n. = Frontal n. = Abducens n. = Oculomotor n. = Optic n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3-arfk9 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3fbc8d85-b537-4cb4-a803-dae07625c044/Ripcoin-question.jpg Daily Questions - Ripcoin Two Math wizards at MIT take a course on crypto currency and form a study group. During their numerous hours in the library discussing monetary theory, they begin to fall in love. On weekends, they visit Cambridge pubs to participate in quiz night, specifically when the subject matter is topology. They become so intimate with each other, that they share their prescriptions; one is taking Adderall, the other is ingesting Wellbutrin, and after a week of co-imbibing they both suffer seizures (a side effect of mixing the medications) while erasing a chalk board. They are rushed to the ED where they are counseled to stop sharing meds. Unfortunately, both are now suffering diplopia., possibly from injuring their heads during their seizures. Karoline suffers diplopia at all times except when she focuses her eyes to her right. Saif experiences diplopia at all times except when he looks towards his left. Wasting no time, they immediately start a crypto exchange that takes off and both become multi billionaires in weeks. But something is amiss with their balance sheets – their profit margins are exuberantly above their verified assets. The Security and Exchange Commission charges them with fraud and Karolina pleads guilty. She agrees to testify for the prosecution. Saif, instead, claims the elevated reports of his net worth were simply a result of his diplopia; he was mistakenly seeing double the value of his assets. Which damaged nerve could account for Saif’s diplopia leading to his naïve (criminal?) interpretation of his assets? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx-f9bjb monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f2ec57b1-0411-4ca2-9de3-f89eee7e8974/26-Going+blind.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Dali? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2-rype3 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/35a89665-341a-497d-827f-72392514e6ad/26-Going+blind.jpg Daily Questions - Dali? Eleanor is a 27 yo rising artist in her community. As a young college student her talent as a painter was easily recognized and indeed, she paid for her college with earnings from her oil paintings. Most of the projects ran to the abstract. Lately, her work has become quite “bizarre” according to her family; instead of sharp lines/boundaries, her oeuvre is currently described as smears. Coincidentally, Eleanor is now a heavy drinker and will often run into doors prior to opening them. However, her behavior is acceptable to her friends, she is granted the artists discount of eccentricity. More recently, her “running into things” has led to a series of small accidents while driving, and her insurance rates are through the roof. This last Monday, to meet a deadline, Eleanor sped to deliver a painting to a benefactor and experienced a major crash. Eleanor failed to stop at a red light and plowed into the back of a stationary car. Not wearing her seatbelt, she smashed through the front windshield. Surprisingly, Eleanor survived the accident, but was rushed to ED where a full physical found her “fit-as-a-fiddle”, but with significantly impaired vision, and the presence of papilledema. An MRI revealed a blood clot in the back of her brain. A lumbar puncture overflowed the gauge (it was over 50) and a lumboperitoneal shunt to relieve the CSF pressure was installed. Her vision recovered, but she opted to lay off driving for now. Immediately deep to which layer was the pressure relieved by the shunt that was causing Eleanor’s vision issues? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk-s8lnx monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/429a9ec7-b5cf-47e9-a39b-7f372ea095dc/Eagle+scout.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Eagle Has Landed - = Inferior alveolar n. = Oral cavity proper = Tonsillar bed = Styloglossus muscle = Vestibule https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp-pc2g2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/86c59ba5-bf1b-4732-9357-1fb0e84c1b16/Eagle+scout.jpg Daily Questions - The Eagle Has Landed John is a senior in high school who just earned his last badge to become an Eagle Scout. As a reward, the other scouts invite him to a jamboree where they plan to stay out in the woods for a week. On the first night, John learns that another scout brought a bottle of rum and says to himself, “what the heck”, I think I will have a few drinks around the fire. Unbeknownst to them, the cheerleader team had also planned to camp out nearby that evening , and the lead Eagle prompts the others to visit the cheering squad. What could possibly go wrong between such wonderful sets of kids? John is conflicted; he dates one of the cheerleaders and ultimately wants to “tie a knot” with her, but not in his current condition. He is now mildly inebriated and reeking of rum – his girlfriend is a card-carrying member of the teetotalers club. He does rush to his tent to brush his teeth, but realizes he forgot his toothpaste. Again, the head Eagle scout councils improvisation, ”chew on a splinter of walnut tree ”, and John complies. Unfortunately, while chewing the Oak, he feels a splinter penetrate his “lips/gums” followed by unbearable pain. The excursion to visit the cheerleaders is immediately curtailed and instead John is driven back to the ED. Examination reveals the splinter stuck in his oral vestibule and there is clear swelling on the side of the face where the splinter penetrated. His vestibule on that side of the oral cavity is dry to the touch. Where is it likely that John injured his vestibule? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-m8mnk monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/2ef52360-1465-4ace-aa41-894793bdc9a4/Question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Barbie and Ken - = Pituitary bed = Cavernous sinus = Nasal cavity = Crista galli = Inferior sagittal sinus https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl-lmctp monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fe0c2153-bdeb-4ca9-b4bc-7ebde0fa4252/Question.jpg Daily Questions - Barbie and Ken Ken is a senior in high school who some would argue has everything. His parents are loaded and gave him a Porsche 911S on his 16th birthday. He is a gifted athlete and has lettered in non-contact sports, golf, tennis, track and even pitches for his school team. Unfortunately, he is also known as having a certain “bouquet” about him – you can smell him coming a mile away. Ken falls madly in love with the head cheerleader, appropriately named Barbie, and ultimately asks her out on a date. He proposes seeing a remake of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, where “Meat Loaf sings Bat Out of Hell”, but Barbie insists on going to a Taylor Swift concert. She also insists on first watching the Kansas City Football team’s game on television instead of Ken getting to see the televised Ryder’s cup playoffs. Ken so much wants to go out with Barbie that he agrees, although he is no fan of Travis Kelce – he considers Rob Gronkowski the G.O.A.T. The big days arrives and Ken goes to Barbie’s house where her father opens the door. The father is overwhelmed by Ken’s smell and experiences the rapid onset of nausea; he rushes away to avoid an incident. Barbie’s mother is much more tolerant, but is still overwhelmed. She too dashes away because of the smell. After applying Vaseline to their noses, Barbie’s parents ask her what is going on? Barbie responds that she is not certain, but she knows that Ken had brain surgery in 9th grade, something about a meningioma, and it was around that time that his bad smell began. Seems that Ken cannot smell himself and all the kids slowly developed tolerance to his unusual aroma. “It is really not that bad” Barbie states, especially after he showers. Based on this description, where do you suspect the meningioma was located that is the root of Ken’s special fragrance? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-2gzss monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1df863de-bfaf-4727-932e-5eadf3c5caa8/Pituitary+question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Sometimes a Headache is Really a Headache!! https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/1695480982404-BYXFNK2E42QVDOQIEZ2L/Pituitary+answer.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Sometimes a Headache is Really a Headache!! - Make it stand out Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-ny55r-ypkrl monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b87f0141-ac5f-4681-81ce-614d5b4e0836/Pituitary+question.jpg Daily Questions - Sometimes a Headache is Really a Headache!! 35 yo female CEO of a fortune 500 company is known as a hard charging, can-do individual, capable of bringing significant revenue to her shareholders. She graduated summa at an IVY league school, then attended MIT for her business degree and developed AI technology before it came into vogue. She is married to a neurosurgeon, chief resident and has two children, ages 7 and 5. The couple is invited to a Caribbean Island owned by a friend and they gladly accept, wishing to create their third love child. During the vacation, it becomes clear to the neurosurgeon that his wife is lacking libido. She complains often about a headache, she is constantly anxious about everything, some hair loss is apparent, she spikes high blood pressure while sitting by the pool, her period has been ongoing for over a week, and she reported noticing that her breasts feel full. When she squeezed her breasts, milk erupted, similar to the days when she was nursing. Her office tries to reach her by iPhone, but she is unable to read the text. The couple ends the vacation prematurely and returns to the U.S. via Air Ambulance. She is rushed to the ED where a CT scan reveals a large pituitary tumor. A transsphenoidal approach to extract the tumor is planned by the chief otolaryngologist. In this approach, the nasal corridor is entered at the nostril and is exited at which of the following locations from the list prior to entering the sphenoid sinus? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk-ss9me monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/48764eab-4c0f-404e-855f-268a53eb7b5c/Adele-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Should not Listen to Adele at Work - 1.= Oculomotor n., CN III 2.= Trochlear n., CN IV 3.= Abducens n., CN VI 4.= Facial n., CN VII 5.= Spinal-accessory n., CN XI https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg-l44kr-dlt3f monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3512e8ea-dae4-4bd5-9fef-a18b18583da5/Adele-question.jpg Daily Questions - Should not Listen to Adele at Work 22 yo earns his Psychology B.A. then takes a construction job driving a forklift. His girlfriend of two years recently broke off their engagement, caving to parental pressure. His crew boss insists on no earbuds on the job; the work is too dangerous to risk being distracted by music. Our budding psychologists fails to follow this instruction and pops in his AirPods whenever he jumps into the forklift cab. His goal is to listen to Adele’s “Send my Love (To your New Lover)” at high volume, memorizing it so that he can head over to his ex-girlfriend’s house and “serenade” her. Our budding psychologist thinks this will demonstrate that he is over her (The Heart is a Lonely Hunter). During a break, he rushes to dismount from the forklift, forgets to turn off the engine, and is lackadaisical about fully disengaging the gears. The force of his jump gives just enough momentum to the forklift and it starts up again driverless. Our Airpod wearing, Adele blasting, budding psychologist, does not hear the forklift behind him before it smacks him, crushing his head between the lift and a nearby garbage dumpster. He loses consciousness immediately and is rushed to the ED where a CT scan is performed. Longitudinal fractures of both petrous processes extending cranially as linear undisplaced fractures of the flat parts of his temporal bones are displayed in the image. Nevertheless, our budding psychologist regains consciousness two days after the trauma and physical examination reveals bilateral abducens (CN VI) nerve palsies and facial nerve (CN VII) palsies. The abducens nerve palsy is due to damage of which indicated nerve? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc-dx9hk monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a5b4d213-bdbd-4771-995b-62fef6b2ad5d/Acne+question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Not Your Mother’s Pimple! - = Pituitary bed = Cavernous sinus = Confluens of sinuses = Jugular foramen = Location of foramen spinosum https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9-wnjzg monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/20b48a43-de6a-494f-99ae-61306da4bf11/Acne+question.jpg Daily Questions - Not Your Mother’s Pimple! 16 yo preparing for her first prom notices large zits on one cheek, some close to her right orbital margin. Mortified, she applies heavy make-up, but does not pop the offending blemish. (Her mother had warned her about scaring, or worse, if she squeezed a pimple.) She attends the prom but did not have a good time (the boy was rude, picked her up late and made fun of her heavy make-up, and to cap it all off, they went to the wrong after party.) A week after the prom she begins to show signs of double vision, dizziness and facial pain. She confesses to her mom about the excess make-up she had applied on prom night, and her mom becomes certain that this is a cover up, insists that she actually pop the zit and now our prom going teenager has a massive infection. She is taken to the ED where she trips and falls walking down the stairs, leading to an MRI examination. The MRI reveals a cavernous sinus meningioma, but no sign of meningitis from the possible infection from her face’s danger spot. (Still, her mother is certain that the zit is the root cause of her daughter’s ailment.) At which location is the tumor located in our teenage prom goer? That is, what is the location of the meningioma? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8-53ktc monthly 0.5 2024-06-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d63e924f-412b-49a6-a6be-20f3625a8c99/Virginia+Gentleman-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Jumping Virginia Gentleman - = Transverse cervical n. = Suprascapular n. = R. recurrent laryngeal n. = L. vagus n. = Spinal accessory n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2-mxbb9 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/055eebe3-8540-4564-80de-542c84d0e683/Virginia+Gentleman-question.jpg Daily Questions - Jumping Virginia Gentleman A recent retiree, 58 yo, successful in business, decides to adopt a new sport, equestrian obstacle racing. Although generally a good athlete in his youth, the sedentary decades have taken their toll. Our retiree trains regularly and progresses to where he can often stay in his saddle. But, it is also not uncommon to see him fly off into space while attempting to leap obstacle, as the image shows. His expectant fifth wife is worried. After one such airborne episode, he reports to his examining physician that even at his desk, he suffers episodic headaches and is experiencing progressive weakness and paralysis on the left side of his body. When auscultating the neck, the physician hears the sound of a bruit on the left side of the anterior neck. Angiography of the affected vessel indicates 72% luminal narrowing. Our recent retiree is a good surgical candidate, so an endarterectomy is recommended. During this surgery an incision is made to access the vessel, the occlusion is removed and the vessel is left smooth. Which nerve travels with the affected artery and is at risk of damage during this procedure? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r-7czl8 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/6becd1ff-8946-4e9f-abe1-ee3486f465a9/Eagle+syndrome-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Life is a Cabaret - = Pharyngeal tonsil = Nasal septum = Tonsilar bed = Eustachian tube opening = Vallecula https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5-pelm2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/b16d04f7-8dfc-4d68-9aa9-ebc0bb2c25cb/Eagle+syndrome-question.jpg Daily Questions - Life is a Cabaret Freddy Prince, the great lead singer of Queen, composed “A Bohemian Rhapsody”, one of the most notoriously challenging songs for any vocalist. Sally Bowles was an 18 yo aspiring opera singer whose teacher always remarked that Montseratt Caballé destroyed her career as a classical operatic soprano when she joined Freddy in the duet of Barcelona at the 1992 Olympics in the Catalan capital. (Not true - her teacher was jealous of Caballé). Sally does love opera, but she also enjoys performing gigs with friends at nightclubs where she becomes known for her rendition of a wild “Rhapsody”. Through her rock ‘n roll performances, Sally gains local fame, but she begins to experience difficulty with swallowing and often she senses that there is something stuck in her throat. When she exercises heavily, she feels a shooting pain from her throat to the ear and more frequently, she is beginning to feel pain at the base of her tongue. Mentioning these symptoms to her opera teacher leads to the teacher exploding in rage and claiming that she will stop her instruction unless Sally ends her ridiculous rock ’n roll side hustle. Sally’s aunt, an otolaryngologist, hears of the symptoms and prescribes a CT imaging exam. Results demonstrate that Sally’s styloid process is exceptionally long and is impinging on her glossopharyngeal nerve; she is diagnosed with Eagle Syndrome. Surgery is scheduled to trim the styloid process via a pharyngeal approach after first removing the palatine tonsil. Which of the indicated sites approaches the styloid process most directly? That is, the styloid process is best reached by entering which of the indicated locations? Postscript: Sally Bowles is the name of Lisa Minelli in the movie Cabaret where she sings up a storm. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42-sr45r monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8f19223e-7fdf-496a-88f4-977f0e9f0e0b/Epidural-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Stealing a ‘Beisbol’ - = Pterygopalatine fossa = External acoustic meatus = R. foramen spinosum = L. foramen lacerum = L. foramen spinosum https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk-y6rx5 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3ce49ff2-043e-4a8c-8a58-b75ada9747a0/Epidural-question.jpg Daily Questions - Stealing a ‘Beisbol’ (pronounced bez bowl in Cuba) One of the oldest tricks in baseball is for the catcher to steal the ball from the hitter when they have two strikes. The catcher lunges forward as the fastball approaches the plate and the momentary forward movement by the catcher is caught by the hitter’s peripheral vision, making the hitter hesitate to swing the bat. The umpire calls a strike and the batter is out. This trick is usually deployed when the batter is sitting deep in the batter’s box and there is tension in the game: late inning, multiple men on base and a hit by the batter will score runs resulting in a win for the batting team. Clearly, the success of the catcher’s trick is predicated on the batter not swinging. If the batter swings, the lunging catcher may be struck on the side of the face/head by the batter. Yogi Berra, the Hall of Fame catcher of the 1950-1960’s Yankees, was notorious for pulling off this trick. Billy, an enterprising Little League catcher read about this famous subterfuge and implemented it during the final game of the season; the winning team would earn a highly coveted invitation to the Little League World Series. Unfortunately for Billy, the opposing team’s big hitter did not refrain from swinging the bat just at the moment that Billy lunged forward to steal a third strike. The bat met Billy’s scull on the left side of his head. Our catcher then experienced a brief concussion, (moment of loss of consciousness) following his “inopportune introduction to the bat”. (His coach was a creative punster!) Billy shook off the concussion, and even managed to stay in the game, but after the game (his team lost, literally adding insult to injury), he began to experience drowsiness and slid into a coma. He was rushed to the ED where a quick scan revealed he had an epidural hematoma. Which of the following labeled foramina is likely the source of arterial blood responsible for the epidural hematoma? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc-63r42 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/73bddf3c-d4d3-41c6-99c2-6f4e6c91a285/Beefeater-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Once and Future Beefeater - 1 = Superior root ansa cervicalis 2 = Inferior root ansa cervicalis 3 = Hypoglossal n. 4 = Internal laryngeal n. 5 = External laryngeal n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry-b34rk monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/236c4294-2735-459d-bf0a-2dc5e4fa1436/Beefeater-question.jpg Daily Questions - The Once and Future Beefeater An aged British actor, never selected for a speaking part at the historic Globe theater is finally chosen to play a small role as a Beefeater wearing the complete regalia befitting this employment. His sole line is to yell out, “Hark, is that a cannon I hear?”, but it comes at a crucial time in the play and the words must be projected forcefully to the audience in, well, a yell. It has been the actor’s lifelong dream to enact a part on the Globe stage, even if it is a sliver of a role. Unfortunately, the COVID pandemic shuts down all theater attendance in London and the actor is laid off. To bide his time, he chooses to travel to central Africa where he volunteers for about two years as a teacher. Before leaving, he was warned to take plenty of iodine to minimize the chance that his goiter would continue to grow, but he is rather lackadaisical about his medications. After two years, activities resume in London and the play begins rehearsals. The actor is called back for his bit role. Regrettably, his goiter had enlarged during the two-year layoff and he no longer can button the neck of the Beefeater costume. The director tells the actor he can either have surgery for the goiter, or leave the show. The actor choses to have the surgery, at which time the surgeon discovers the goiter is actually a thyroid cancer, necessitating removal of the thyroid gland and surrounding tissues. Two weeks post-surgery, the actor returns to the theater, but is unable to project his voice at the level necessary to mimic a Beefeater. He is fired from the play. A year after the surgery the actor has not yet fully recovered the “power” of his voice, but exhibits no other deficits. He is able to breathe normally, swallow, and clear his throat. Based on this history, what nerve was likely injured during the surgery? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy-5hmkc monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/448ac027-bdf9-481f-9fed-4990368751ae/Yorick-question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Alas, poor Yorick! - 1 = Foramen lacerum 2 = Foramen ovale 3 = Foramen spinosum 4 = Carotid foramen 5 = Stylomastoid foramen https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9-kjgry monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/3f0d6362-a393-4e0a-9601-bf6abb92849f/Yorick-question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Alas, poor Yorick! In Shakespeare, when Hamlet recites, “Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him, Horatio,” he could have been speaking about a current Senator. Hamlet is holding Yorick’s skull and he possibly could see a fracture of the cranial base, specifically within the infratemporal fossa. If such a fracture occurred in the Senator, and an arteriovenous fistula within the cavernous sinus was diagnosed, which labeled foramina and symptoms are most likely to have been implicated in the injury? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-kygmy monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/33a0da5e-dcab-45fc-b722-709f1f0b2722/Bird+Hunting-question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Saving Private Ryan - 1 = Supraorbital n. 2 = Lingual n. 3 = Chorda tympani 4 = Facial n. 5 = Pterygopalatine ganglia https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64-l5ke9 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/cc06bdd1-1dff-4a07-96df-14fd85cd9841/Bird+Hunting-question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Saving Private Ryan A supreme court justice and his wife accept a generous and kind invitation from a dear Texas billionaire friend to go bird hunting. The Texan owns an expansive range where he stocks game pheasant and, more importantly, he always offers his private jet plane to the busy justice to travel. (Everyone knows that private jet transport eliminates any security risks for the justice.) On the day of the appointed hunt, the justice is assigned a spot approximately 20 yards in front of the Texan before the dogs are set free to activate the pheasants flight in fear from the canines and hunters. The justice, an amateur birder, commits the unpardonable action of turning his gun to his rear to shoot the spooked covey. The justice fires, grazing the billionaire’s face with birdshot. The billionaire feels a small sting on his face (birdshot is the size of a BB, 4.6 mm in diameter), but says nothing in the confusion. Others in the hunting party immediately see a small dribble of blood on the billionaire’s face, but he continues to insist that he feels nothing and wishes to continue with the hunt. The justice, fortunately, does abstain from shooting his gun again and is “nolo contendere” about his guilt. That evening, after dinner, the shooting party watches the classic film Saving Private Ryan, and during the dying scene of the captain, not a single dry eye is present among the group, except for the billionaire, something that the others sense as strange. He is known to be a huge fan of Tom Hanks. His lack of crying is in marked contrast to his emotional state and his words describing how moved he was by the film. It is early Spring and on the billionaire’s return trip to Washington, D.C., he notices that he no longer suffers from the runny nose that he typically experiences every time he is in D.C. to lobby congress for huge tax breaks for his corporations. The physician that travels with him begins to suspect that the BB shrapnel may actually have injured the billionaire. Given his sudden onset of deficits –absence of tearing and runny nose- which of the following nerves was likely injured by the bird shot? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn-x296m-z55wn monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/6a19cc6b-4fb6-487a-b2a2-f357b99a5e40/Rodin-question.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Rodin’s Thinker had Deep Thoughts - 1 = Oculomotor n. 2 = Abducens n. 3 = Mandibular division (V3) 4 = Lingual n. 5 = Chorda tympani https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce-ghm64 monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a703f11a-2c60-47b3-b67e-d80a9f1f549c/Rodin-question.jpg Daily Questions - Rodin’s Thinker had Deep Thoughts When Rodin began looking for a model to sit for his masterpiece, The Thinker, he asked one of his artist friends to pose. Rodin specifically requested that the artist think “deep thoughts”, but Rodin did not specify an exact pose that his amateur model should strike. He wanted him to come to a pensive pose naturally. After numerous weeks of trial and error, during which the “model” failed to place his fisted hand on his chin, Rodin grew frustrated. Rodin also noted that the model had grown quite frail, and would hardly eat much; he would spend lots of time chewing. Also, Rodin though the model’s mouth appeared to be open quite a bit on one side. Eventually, after a heated discussion, he fired his “model” friend and replaced him with a philosophy graduate student writing a dissertation on Shintoism. The philosophy graduate student naturally struck the desired pose and would even dine pensively (probably thinking of what food he might be able to afford to eat someday). Thus, he served as the ideal “model” for the now famous The Thinker. Forensic anatomists always suspected, however, that the original artist friend must have suffered a lesion to one of the nerves that precluded the model from adopting the pose. The “friend” would gaze into space, but would not place his hand, or even touch his chin as we often do when gazing off into space to ponder the social implication of the new Barbie movie. Which of the labeled nerves could be a candidate for the friend’s lack of sensation to his chin and the additional symptoms noted by Rodin? (BTW, all this is apocryphal duh, no one knows who served as the model for Rodin.) https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c-ljrcn monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/9f1de34c-1c9f-4f2d-a295-b602d50ab3c7/Shingle+answer+image.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Shingles? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k-el6ce monthly 0.5 2025-03-19 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/ab79ed11-243a-440b-96d8-361b63ca7e34/Shingels+question+image.jpg Daily Questions - Shingles? A former action actor, 70 y.0., turns himself in for arrest procedures at a notorious prison in a Southern state (See image. Any similarities to living individuals is simply coincidental.) Actor is reluctant to take off his wig as requested by prison official because of the sever scalp pain, accompanied by a significant rash, that he has been enduring for several days. He claims to have had sensations of tingling or itching, then the symptoms developed into a full-blown headache accompanied by a fever and upset stomach. Symptoms started after a wild trip to New York, interrupted by a side jaunt to Los Angeles. He does not remember much of what he did, but people tell him he was partying hard for about a week after being selected for a new movie role. When the jail physician asks the actor to further describe the pain, thespian states he has had the pain and rash previously at the same location, but not as severe. When pressed, actor brags that he avoided childhood diseases except chickenpox, and excluding for the ones his parents had him take as a child to prevent polio and other contagious childhood diseases, he avoids vaccinations. The physician immediately thinks of shingles affecting the area served by the ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve. If this nerve is indeed the cause for the rash and severe pain, which marked location indicates the exit of the nerve from the cranial vault? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-y5n6c monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e0773b1a-b9ab-4ffd-9dd1-628e8f5d6d23/CN+XI.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Too Much of a Good Thing - 1 = Great auricular n. 2 = Transverse cervical n. 3 = Spinal accessory n. 4 = Upper root of ansa cervicalis 5 = Lower root of ansa cervicalis https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-xr77k monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8b52fc85-9c90-4582-ba86-739224b6f051/CN+XI.jpg Daily Questions - Too Much of a Good Thing A 70 yo former star athlete (tennis, golf, swimming, track) in both high school and college, spent the rest of his schooling years drinking, smoking and being the life of the party. He was the invincible one. In fact, it was not uncommon for the athlete to smoke two packs a day, enjoy several martinis at lunch, followed by Manhattans at dinner. Of course, there was also afternoon libations to bridge time between meals. Surprisingly, the athlete did not gain weight, presented in generally good health, and was an accomplished lawyer at a power-house firm in New York City. Until, at his seventieth birthday party, he suffered a mild stroke and was rushed to the ED where his carotid arteries were diagnosed to be approximately 80% blocked by plaque. Having weathered the stroke, an endarterectomy was scheduled for the following week. No signs of complications were noted in the recovery room, although the incision was expanded some when it was noted that the plaque extended somewhat more inferiorly than customary. At two days post operation, the septuagenarian is still unable to turn his head opposite to the side where the incision was made, but he can turn it just fine to the side of the lesion. At two weeks, he is still unable to turn his head and now his head slumps to the side of the incision. The surgeon tells him the condition is likely to be permanent, that a major nerve was likely injured during the surgery. Which of the labeled nerves in the image was likely severed during the surgery? Unfortunately for the surgeon, our former star athlete’s law firm focuses on litigating iatrogenic injuries. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25-etcs2 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fa2698e9-f646-479d-b087-c2e9eb8507a7/Injury+site.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Pickle Ball Enthusiast https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/094027fb-131c-4721-b7db-a8107b8eddef/Answer+explanation.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Pickle Ball Enthusiast - Correct answer is D. This is an integrated question that requires gross, neuroanatomy and some pharmacology to answer correctly. Nevertheless, it is a good board type question. This patient has peripheral facial nerve (CN VII) palsy caused by trauma. While the forehead receives bilateral innervation, the ipsilateral forehead is only spared in central facial palsy (see figure for explanation). Because this is a peripheral facial palsy, she will not be able to move her forehead on the ipsilateral side. In addition, her delayed presentation (e.g. one day after the event) is likely due to edema within the facial nerve canal. In this case, corticosteroid therapy can control the edema. Acyclovir, on the other hand, is an antiviral medication that works by stopping the spread o the herpes virus in the body. But the palsy, in this case, can be clearly traced to trauma. If her facial nerve palsy fails to improve with corticosteroids, surgery can be considered to decompression the nerve canal. Answer to this question is based on material presented in lecture 4 in Head and Neck series. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz-9cky8 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/fabdafb0-1a17-4ac2-8908-75bf70486ab4/Injury+site.jpg Daily Questions - Pickle Ball Enthusiast A 54 yo physician in modest physical shape joins a pickle ball organization of mostly retired people. Although a former NCAA tennis player, she has never played pickle ball but joins to spend time with her mother who is an avid, five-times-per-week player. During one of the matches the physician rushes the net and aggressively smashes the ball at her opponent. The senior opponent moves her racket to protect herself, but the racket flies out of her hand across the net towards the physician hitting her on the face with the handle side, approximately one inch below her ear lobe, on the mandible. (Some witnesses observe that the senior opponent has a history of “releasing” her racket when opponents play too aggressively.) The physician coolly states that she is able to continue, asserting “she is fine.” A day later the physician presents to the emergency department because she was unable to wrinkle her forehead on the ipsilateral side when she woke up that morning. The previous evening, she was able to make rounds, albeit with some discomfort, but was not properly able to intimate her students by raising her eyebrows at their answers. The physician is also up for a role in a dramatic scene in a Hollywood movie where she is supposed to wrinkle her forehead while reciting her lines to a fellow actor, a soliloquy by Cassandra. Ironically, the physician had predicted her injury on the pickle ball court a few days earlier. Will this physician still be able to wrinkle her forehead at her audition on the ipsilateral side and what is the best next step in the management of her injury? What is the answer to the question? I want to thank Lauren Yap, M’ 2024 for inspiration for this question and her thorough discussion on the answer that follows. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox-gsr25 monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e9359346-da98-4c64-bcbb-b2e52fa6495c/Facial+nerve+injury.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to How to Make a Drunken Sailor Drool - 1 = Auriculotemporal n. 2 = Buccal branch of CN VII 3 = Lesser occipital n. 4 = Greater auricular n. 5 = Transverse cervical n. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns-g7phz monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/d54eca5c-d8d4-41c3-9dd8-9933bbfac49a/Facial+nerve+injury.jpg Daily Questions - How to Make a Drunken Sailor Drool A drunken sailor became totally wasted at a Georgetown bar so the bartender asked the bouncer to take him outside. The bouncer recognizes the sailor as a former high school buddy and they began to reminisce about days gone by when they tried to join a travelling circus. After a few tall stories, the sailor recalls the time the bouncer was rehearsing on stage and he slipped, falling onto the first row. His head and neck bounced off of the hard seat and he passed out. Bewildered circus performers knew not what to do; they ran out of the big top, leaving their fellow entertainer to fend for himself. It is now 25 years later and the bouncer finally realizes what happened to him all those years ago. He bounced around the Midwest for numerous years, until finally making it back to Georgetown for his current employment. The anger in him swells up and he cannot restrain himself – he lashes out at the sailor with his Billy club and smacks him on the side of the head and neck. A first-year medical student walking towards the establishment to celebrate passing gross anatomy notices the blow and exclaims, “that bouncer just hit that poor man at Erb’s point.” A third-year medical student accompanying the M1 rushes over to help the sailor and realizes the right side of the sailor’s upper lip is “drooping”. Oh, no, the M3 hears the sailor exclaim, “I feel like I am drooling.” Based on this scenario, what nerve was likely injured? Identify the location of the injury? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-novice-at-bullfight monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/24e2facb-d572-446f-b0a2-3581ff779052/Hip+joint+injuries.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Never Take a Novice to a Bullfight - Correct Answer is E. Labeled structures 1 = Femoral head 2 = Femoral neck 3 = Lesser trochanter 4 = Labrum of acetabulum 5 = Acetabulum https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/the-novice-at-the-bullfight-4xswr monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/cd665c5b-7557-4170-b780-374b83b5b2ab/Hip+joint+injuries.jpg Daily Questions - Never Take a Novice to a Bullfight A drunken sailor became totally wasted at a Georgetown bar so the bartender asked the bouncer to take him outside. The bouncer recognizes the sailor as a former high school buddy and they began to reminisce about days gone by when they tried to join a travelling circus. After a few tall stories, the sailor recalls the time the bouncer was rehearsing on stage and he slipped, falling onto the first row. His head and neck bounced off of the hard seat and he passed out. Bewildered circus performers knew not what to do; they ran out of the big top, leaving their fellow entertainer to fend for himself. It is now 25 years later and the bouncer finally realizes what happened to him all those years ago. He bounced around the Midwest for numerous years, until finally making it back to Georgetown for his current employment. The anger in him swells up and he cannot restrain himself – he lashes out at the sailor with his Billy club and smacks him on the side of the head and neck. A first-year medical student walking towards the establishment to celebrate passing gross anatomy notices the blow and exclaims, “that bouncer just hit that poor man at Erb’s point.” A third-year medical accompanying the M1 rushes over to help the sailor and realizes the right side of the sailor’s upper lip is “drooping”. Oh, no, the M3 hears the sailor exclaim, “I feel like I am drooling.” Based on this scenario, what nerve is likely to be injured? Identify the site where the professor sustained the injury. I wish to thank Brian Kim, Nick Aksu, and Alex Strait ‘M24 for inspiration for this question. Great job guys. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-reliving-the-past monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/590c7936-be71-4c9b-a64e-ca5e4b0d8e84/labeled+iamge-Reliving+the+past.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Reliving the Past - Correct Answer is E. Labeled structures 1 = Femur 2 = Greater trochanter 3 = ASIS 4 = Head of femur 5 = Obturator externus m. https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/reliving-the-past monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/a01c4735-4bc9-4a85-9195-92f9db57b2c9/labeled+iamge-Reliving+the+past.jpg Daily Questions - Reliving the Past: Old Tricks Should Stay in the Past A 45 yo former jock went drinking with his buddies and they all began to reminisce about their high school heydays. After, one bourbon, one Scotch, one beer (yes, I borrowed the line from George Thorogood) he wanted to impress his colleagues and began to show them he could still demonstrate the first position of ballet. After several more rounds, he then proceeded to perform a powerful plié. The next morning, he woke up not only with a horrible headache, but his “thigh” was killing him and he could not go to his job teaching anatomy at a local school. Which of the indicated locations was the likely site for the horrible pain in his “thigh”? Identify the site where the professor sustained the injury? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-let-in-the-clowns monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/c077b839-ac5b-4066-aead-98d7b2aa6027/Labeled+image-clowns.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Let in the Clowns - Correct Answer is B. A.1 B.2 C.3 D.4 E.5 https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/let-in-the-clowns monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8d9d3e99-f542-489c-8801-d755c7d46d6b/Labeled+image-clowns.jpg Daily Questions - Let in the clowns An amateur bull rider insists on riding a more aggressive bull before he is truly ready for the challenge. He mounts the bull in the chute and is thrown within moments of the gate opening, after which the bull turns on the rider to try and gore him. A rodeo clown stationed near the chute immediately rushes over to “pull” the bull away by waving his cape. The bull immediately swirls and instead of attacking the rider, charges the clown and gores him. Fortunately, since this is a trainer bull, the tips of the horns had been shorn flat and the clown, although suffering a severe body blow, is not gored. That evening the teenage rider goes out with his friends and relates his story of how he skipped injury fighting off a huge bull. The clown, meanwhile, goes home after gathering his wits about him, and is examined by a clinician to ensure there are no motor deficits in his right lower limb. However, when undressing to shower, the clown notices that the area just anterior to the medial malleolus of his right foot feels numb. In fact, he asks his wife to prod the area with a sharpened object (while he covers his eyes) and notices that there is no sensation. Based on these findings, what is the most likely site where the bull “gored” the clown? Identify the site where the clown sustained the injury? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-nobels-paradox monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/8caceee1-3035-48e9-93a7-34130f20cb74/Nobels+paradox.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to Nobel’s Paradox - A.Cervical spine injury B.Median nerve entrapment C.Radial head subluxation D.Supracondylar fracture E.Ulnar Fracture https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/nobels-paradox monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/e6e64369-303d-494c-8866-5b87d3dcfadd/Nobels+paradox.jpg Daily Questions - Nobel’s Paradox: Dynamite can be fun, and dangerous!! An 8-year-old male presents to the ED following a small explosion in his backyard. He has a known history of pyromania and has been getting a bit creative with his projects. This time, left unsupervised, he ignited his experiment which exploded sending him flying backward about 2 meters to land primarily on his buttocks and elbows. Miraculously, he sustained no life-threatening injuries and he is hemodynamically stable in the ED; vitals are HR 110, BP 100/70, and RR 16. His physician father ran out to the back yard and was about to spank him (still legal in about 35 states) when he noticed the pained and stunned expression on his son’s face and the child is trying to point to his mangled limb. The boy describes 8 out of 10 pain in his right elbow that began immediately after he made contact with the ground (see film). On physical exam, the child holds the elbow flexed and his forearm close to his trunk. There is a notable deformity of the elbow and the child resists passive motion due to pain. On neurological examination, he is unable to effectively adduct and abduct his fingers, but he retains his ability to oppose the thumb. He also notes some weakness of finger flexion at the 4th and 5th digits. Distal pulses are palpable bilaterally and cap refill is <2 sec. What is the most likely etiology for our pyromaniac’s deficits? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-clumsy-archer monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/7693fdf2-c5d6-467f-97e3-571527b07fe6/Archer.jpg Daily Questions - Answer to The Clumsy Archer - Labeled Structures 1 = Scaphoid 2 = Metatarsal 3 = Digital branch of superficial palmar arch 4 = Digital branch of superficial palmar arch 5 = Radial artery https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/clumsy-archer monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/f73e04ac-4f24-476c-b136-513d24987d51/Archer.jpg Daily Questions - The Clumsy Archer An Olympic level archer is practicing in his yard that backs up to wooded area when he notices a white-tailed deer in a clearing. He decides to give chase and begins to move stealthily towards the woods. The deer jumps away and the archer increases his pace to track the deer until eventually he spots the deer and three fawns in a clearing. The archer slowly raises his bow and arrow taking aim to shoot when a wild turkey rushes at him from a nearby bush. The startled archer begins to fall backwards but miraculously recovers and is able to turn himself around to fall on his outstretched hand. Unfortunately, he also falls on his arrow which pierces his chest just above the sixth rib to the left of the sternum. The archer feels a sharp pain but is able to pull out the head of the arrow without difficulty. He gathers his quiver and walks back to his house, while noticing a bulge growing on his wrist accompanied by extreme pain. He reaches his home and tells his roommate that he feels faint right before collapsing. The archer is rushed to the emergency room where the chest wound is deemed minor, given that the arrow did not penetrate the chest wall. But a bulge in his hand is now quite large. Blood pressure has dropped and pulse is close to 140. What is the likely source of the large bulge in the archer’s hand? https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/answer-to-beware-older-brothers monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/33805ad0-b51b-4e4b-8222-a2fbf372788f/12-Blue-Right+Deep+radial+nerve-IMG_9302.png Daily Questions - Answer to Beware Older Brothers - Correct Answer is D. Based on this scenario, what artery is associated with the nerve injured that led to the numbness? A.Axillary B.Antebrachial cutaneous C.Lateral thoracic D.Profunda brachial E.Radial https://www.suarezanatomy.com/daily-questions/beware-older-brothers monthly 0.5 2025-03-18 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/61aaa4a23ea48467b922cb65/0971ab70-ab64-456a-8211-a74c22654afb/12-Blue-Right+Deep+radial+nerve-IMG_9302.jpg Daily Questions - Beware Older Brothers - A teenage older brother is teaching his 5-year old sister how to do tricks on her skateboard. After mastering air, he begins to teach her a Caballerial, a 360-degree ollie (where the skater uses her feet to pull the skateboard up into the air) performed on a ramp while riding fakie (riding the board backwards and without grabbing). Indeed, this is recognized as quite a gnarly trick by boarders. Unfortunately, and predictably, the encouragement by the older brother leads to his younger sister’s bailing (euphemism for falling) on her outstretched hand. Soon after, she experiences numbness over the shaded area of the skin indicated in the image by the triangle. There was considerable crying too, which obscured a crepitus (the grating sound a bone makes when it breaks) arising from her arm. Based on this scenario, what artery is associated with the nerve injured that led to the numbness? For penalty and penance the older brother did not get to attend summer camp and was required to stay home to care for his injured sister who did experience significant wrist drop after her cast was Removed at summer’s end. Based on this scenario, what artery is associated with the nerve injured that led to the numbness? 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The fellow trainee then says they should go to the emergency room for repairs after all and calls him an Uber. (The fellow trainee chose not to accompany the pilot candidate because he was due at the Top Gun bar to meet Kelly McGillis who was re-enacting the scene where Tom Cruise sings “You’ve Lost that Lovin’ Feeling”.) The pilot endures excruciating pain until the resident at the ER puts the shoulder back in place; She simply recreates the injury and the head of the humerus slips back into place. Ironically, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers “Free Falling” song was playing in the background while the resident fixed the shoulder separation. 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