OU-HCOM
ACROSS
1. lateral
4. fracture
9. nutation
10. flexion
11. dolchicephalic
13. transverse
14. motility
DOWN
2. asterion
3. dura
5. compression
6. torsion
7. extension
8. Sutherland
12. parietal
15. TMJ
ANSWERS:
Answer: D; The most likely diagnosis is acute cholecystitis secondary to gallstone obstruction. The typical patient on the boards with this diagnosis is a “fat, fertile, female, over forty” complaining of abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, fever, with elevated liver enzymes and more specifically a mildly elevated amylase. The Gallbladder has sympathetic innervation from the celiac ganglion (T5-9). The Only answer choice that fits this is T6.
RVUCOM
Viscerosomatic
Reflexes