renorenal SG SPECIAL MYSTERY QUESTION Pathological Riddle I can be big I can be small I can be shallow I can be deep I can be wide I can be narrow I can be bloody I can be whitish I can be yellowish as well I can be smelly I can be darkly pigmented I can be pale I can cause the area to swell up What am I? MYSTERY SOLVED
angelfairy SG Originally posted by renorenal: [b]NEW MYSTERY Difficulty - Very hard Two things jutting out at the side of the hip Its more prominent in slim people Not so in overweight individuals The most important anatomical landmark For surgeons, orthopedists and obstetricians What am I? Clue: I am located in the pelvic bone[/b]iliac crest arh
renorenal SG Actually I never learnt that lar... it's more for audiologist... so I just shoot whatever I've learnt in med school lar... ENT to me was way back liauz...
renorenal SG Try again! I wasn't looking for the eye as the answer, but you get the organ right... be more specific... what is cupped shape and has two round spots on it with a lot of blood vessels and a nerve fiber leaving from it?
renorenal SG That is so far away... and you don't see them jutting out, since it is the cavity for the femoral head, you often see the greater trochanter in slim individuals rather than the acetabulum... Good try though, but not too good yet... Try again!
hisoka SG Originally posted by renorenal: [b]SPECIAL MYSTERY QUESTION Pathological Riddle I can be big I can be small I can be shallow I can be deep I can be wide I can be narrow I can be bloody I can be whitish I can be yellowish as well I can be smelly I can be darkly pigmented I can be pale I can cause the area to swell up What am I? [/b]cancer
renorenal SG She got the nerve right... but ndmmxiaomayi got the two round spots wrong and the specific organ wasn't right as well...
alfagal SG Originally posted by renorenal: [b]wrong [/b]lol..red colour somemore.. doc: it grows on the skin?
renorenal SG Retina! It causes the red reflex because of the rich vascular supply in it... so now hopefully you learn something new about what causes the red reflex... an absence of it implies something is really wrong...