1ST BHMS ANATOMY EXAM GUIDE: IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR PAPER 1 & PAPER 2 (2022-2023)

Anatomy is the foundation of medical science, and for 1st BHMS students, it’s one of the most crucial subjects.

The exam requires detailed understanding, precise answers, and well-labeled diagrams to secure good marks.

This guide contains the most important and frequently asked questions for 1st BHMS Anatomy (2022-23 syllabus).

Whether you’re struggling with upper limb, thorax, brain, or histology, this list will help you focus on high-yield topics that appear in university exams.

Why should you use this guide?
✔️ Covers all essential topics from the latest syllabus
✔️ Divided into Paper 1 & Paper 2 for systematic preparation
✔️ Includes full questions (FQ), semi-full questions (SFQ), and short notes (SN)
✔️ Perfect for last-minute revision

Let’s dive straight into the most exam-relevant questions! 🚀

📝 BHMS Anatomy Exam Structure

  • 🩻 Paper 1: Upper Limb, Head, Neck, Face, Brain, Embryology
  • 🫀 Paper 2: Lower Limb, Pelvis, Abdomen, Thorax, Histology

1ST BHMS NEW ANATOMY SYLLABUS: A DETAILED GUIDE FOR STUDENTS (2022-2023 ONWARDS)

1ST BHMS ANATOMY EXAM GUIDE: IMPORTANT QUESTIONS FOR PAPER 1 & PAPER 2 (2022-2023)

PAPER 1

UPPER LIMB

  1. FQ: Axilla
  2. FQ: Breast
  3. FQ: Shoulder joint
  4. SFQ: Anastomosis around scapula
  5. SFQ: Brachial plexus
  6. SFQ: Cubital fossa with its applied anatomy
  7. SFQ: Deltoid muscle
  8. SFQ: Flexor Retinaculum
  9. SFQ: Ulnar Artery
  10. SN: Axillary artery
  11. SN: Biceps brachi
  12. SN: Brachial artery
  13. SN: Carpal tunnel syndrome
  14. SN: Elbow joint
  15. SN: Extensor Retinaculum
  16. SN: Flexor digitorum profundus
  17. SN: Flexor Muscles of Forearm
  18. SN: Intrinsic muscles of hand
  19. SN: Klumpke’s paralysis
  20. SN: Median nerve of forearm
  21. SN: Nail
  22. SN: Palmar aponeurosis
  23. SN: Pectoralis major
  24. SN: Radial artery
  25. SN: Serratus muscle
  26. SN: Superficial palmar arch
  27. SN: Thenar Eminence
  28. SN: Trapezius muscle
  29. SN: Wrist drop

HEAD

  1. FQ/SN: Scalp
  2. FQ: Lachrymal apparatus
  3. FQ: Lateral wall of nose
  4. FQ: Middle ear with applied anatomy
  5. FQ: Nasal part of pharynx
  6. FQ: Oropharynx
  7. FQ: Paranasal sinuses
  8. FQ: Salivary glands and parotid gland in detail
  9. FQ: Tongue
  10. SN: Auditory tube
  11. SN: Extra ocular muscles of eyeball
  12. SN: Infratemporal fossa
  13. SN: Lachrymal gland
  14. SN: Movement of temporomandibular joint
  15. SN: Muscles of mastication
  16. SN: Nasal septum
  17. SN: Parotid duct
  18. SN: Retina
  19. SN: Soft palate
  20. SN: Sub-mandibular salivary glands
  21. SN: Teeth
  22. SN: Thyroid gland
  23. SN: Tympanic membrane

NECK

  1. FQ: Cervical fascia
  2. FQ: Posterior triangle of neck
  3. FQ: Thyroid gland
  4. SN: Anterior triangle of neck
  5. SN: Cartilages of larynx
  6. SN: Deep cervical lymph nodes
  7. SN: External carotid artery
  8. SN: Sternocleidomastoid muscle

FACE

  1. FQ: Anatomy of face
  2. FQ: Facial nerve
  3. FQ: Muscle of eyeball
  4. SN: Bell’s palsy
  5. SN: Danger area of face
  6. SN: External ear
  7. SN: Fascial artery
  8. SN: Veins of face

BRAIN

  1. FQ: Blood supply of brain/ circle of Willis
  2. FQ: Brainstem
  3. FQ: Cerebellum
  4. FQ: Cerebral cortex
  5. FQ: Cerebrum
  6. FQ: Corpus callosum
  7. FQ: Hypothalamus
  8. FQ: Lateral ventricle
  9. FQ: Spinal cord
  10. FQ: Sulci and gyri/ superficial surface of cerebral hemisphere
  11. FQ: Third ventricle of brain
  12. FQ: Various sinuses of brain with cavernous sinus
  13. FQ: White fibers of cerebral hemisphere with corpus callosum
  14. SFQ: Forth ventricle
  15. SFQ: Neuron
  16. SN: Accessory nerve
  17. SN: Basal nuclei
  18. SN: Cranial nerves
  19. SN: CSF (Cerebro spinal fluid)
  20. SN: Falx cerebri
  21. SN: Fornix
  22. SN: Mid brain
  23. SN: Oculomotor nerve
  24. SN: Optic nerve
  25. SN: Pons
  26. SN: Substantia nigra
  27. SN: Tactile sensation
  28. SN: Tentorium cerebelli
  29. SN: Thalamus
  30. SN: Trigeminal nerve

EMBRYOLOGY

  1. FQ: Formation of placenta
  2. FQ: Layers of embryonic disc
  3. SN: Development of kidney
  4. SN: Development of oesophagus
  5. SN: Division of mesodermal layers
  6. SN: Ectoderm
  7. SN: Formation of cartilage
  8. SN: Notochord
  9. SN: Ovum

PAPER 2

LOWER LIMB

  1. FQ/SN: Gluteus maximus muscle
  2. FQ: Adductor canal/Hunter’s canal
  3. FQ: Arches of foot
  4. FQ: Femoral artery
  5. FQ: Femoral triangle
  6. FQ: Hip joint
  7. FQ: Knee joint
  8. FQ: Popliteal fossa
  9. SFQ: Femoral canal
  10. SN: Adductor magnus
  11. SN: Ankle joint
  12. SN: Common peroneal nerve
  13. SN: Femoral nerve
  14. SN: Femoral sheath
  15. SN: Gastrocnemius muscle
  16. SN: Great saphenous vein
  17. SN: Hamstring muscles
  18. SN: Inguinal ligament
  19. SN: Menisci of knee
  20. SN: Obturator nerve
  21. SN: Popliteal artery
  22. SN: Saphenous opening
  23. SN: Sartorius muscle
  24. SN: Sciatic nerve
  25. SN: Soleus muscle
  26. SN: Sub-sartorial canal
  27. SN: Superficial inguinal lymph nodes
  28. SN: Tendoachilis

PELVIS

  1. FQ: Anal canal
  2. FQ: Male urethra
  3. FQ: Rectum
  4. FQ: Uterus and its supports in detail.
  5. SFQ: Testes
  6. SN: Content of pelvis
  7. SN: Fallopian tubes/ Uterine tubes
  8. SN: Ischio-rectal fossa
  9. SN: Ovary
  10. SN: Perineum
  11. SN: Prostate gland
  12. SN: Spermatic cord
  13. SN: Undescended testes
  14. SN: Vagina

ABDOMEN

  1. FQ: Abdominal diaphragm
  2. FQ: Duodenum
  3. FQ: Kidney
  4. FQ: Liver
  5. FQ: Pancreas
  6. FQ: Stomach
  7. FQ: Urinary bladder
  8. SN: Abdominal aorta
  9. SN: Appendix
  10. SN: Bile duct
  11. SN: Caecum
  12. SN: Coeliac trunk
  13. SN: Ductus deferens
  14. SN: Gall bladder
  15. SN: Inferior surface of liver
  16. SN: Inguinal canal
  17. SN: Inguinal ligament
  18. SN: Inguinal ligament
  19. SN: Oesophagus
  20. SN: Peritoneum
  21. SN: Phrenic nerve
  22. SN: Porta hepatis
  23. SN: Rectus sheath
  24. SN: Spleen

THORAX

  1. FQ: Arch of aorta
  2. FQ: Left ventricle
  3. FQ: Lungs
  4. FQ: Lungs with pulmonary segments
  5. FQ: Pleura
  6. FQ: Right chambers of heart
  7. FQ: Thoracic disc
  8. SFQ: Intercostal nerve
  9. SFQ: Mediastinum
  10. SN: Atrium
  11. SN: Azygos vein
  12. SN: Coronary artery
  13. SN: Descending thoracic aorta
  14. SN: Ductus arteriosus
  15. SN: Left brachiocephalic vein
  16. SN: Mitral valve
  17. SN: Pericardium
  18. SN: Posterior mediastinum
  19. SN: Superior mediastinum
  20. SN: Superior vena cava
  21. SN: Trachea
  22. SN: Typical intercostal space

HISTOLOGY

  1. SN: Artery
  2. SN: Bone
  3. SN: Histology
  4. SN: Kidney
  5. SN: Large intestine
  6. SN: Liver
  7. SN: Pancreas
  8. SN: Stomach
  9. SN: Traches
  10. SN: Vein

Mastering 1st BHMS Anatomy requires smart preparation and a clear focus on important topics.

This exam guide has covered the most frequently asked questions based on the 2022-23 updated syllabus, helping you prioritize your studies effectively.

Final Tips for Scoring Well in Anatomy:

  • Understand concepts, don’t just memorize
  • Practice labeled diagrams for better retention
  • Revise high-yield topics regularly
  • Solve previous year question papers
  • Stay consistent and confident in your preparation

🔹 Remember: A well-structured approach to Anatomy will not only help you clear your exams but also build a strong foundation for clinical subjects in the coming years.

💡 If you found this guide helpful, share it with your batchmates and help them succeed in their exams too! 🚀

Best of luck! 🍀💪

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