2015 Flashcards
what is the source of cells for development of superior parathyroid? A. 1st pharyngeal pouch B. 2nd pharyngeal pouch C. 3rd pharyngeal pouch D. 4th pharyngeal pouch
D
which of the following contribute to development of auditory tube?
A. 1st pharyngeal cleft
B. 1st pharyngeal pouch
B
Which of the following contributes to development of incus and malleus of middle ear? A. Meckel's cartilage B. fibrous sheath of Meckel's cartilage C. Reichert's cartilage D. 3rd pouch E. 4th pouch
A
Meckel’s cartilage = cartilage of 1st pharyngeal arch (forms incus, malleus, anterior ligament of malleus, sphenomandibular lig.)
Mandible is derived from fibrous capsule of Meckel’s cartilage
Reichert’s cartilage = cartilage of 2nd pharyngeal arch
Muscles of facial expression develop from: A. 1st pharyngeal arch B. 2nd pharyngeal arch C. 3rd pharyngeal arch D. 4th pharyngeal arch
B
What is the nerve of 3rd pharyngeal arch?
A. facial n.
B. glossopharyngeal n.
C. mandibular n.
B
From which of these does the upper lip philtrum develop?
A. merging of medial and lateral nasal prominence
B. maxillary process
C. merging of medial nasal prominences
C
Which of the following contributes to developing palate? A. maxillary prominence B. mandibular prominence C. intermaxillary segment D. frontonasal prominence
C
From which sturcture does the epithelium of posterior 1/3 of tongue develop?
A. lingual swellings
B. cranial part of hypobranchial eminence
C. caudal part of hypobranchial eminence
B
Where does the posterior 2/3 of tongue develops from?
A. cranial half of hypobranchial eminence
B. lingual swellings and tuberculum impar
B
Which of the following is responsible for development of cranial rib?
A. growth of costal element
B. defect in notochord
C. failure of ossification of 1/2 of vertebral column
D. absence of 2o ossification centre in body of vertebrae
A
Which of the following is responsible for taste sensation in anterior 2/3 of tongue?
A. chorda tympani
A
Which of the following nerves supply genioglossus muscle?
A. hypoglossal nerve
A
What nerve is related to submandibular ganglia? A. lingual B. hypoglossal C. glossopharyngeal D. inferior alveolar nerve
idk
The submandibular duct opens into: A. vestibule opposite to 2nd molar B. vestibule of lower molars C. oral cavity proper and floor of mouth D. opposite to incisor teeth
C
What structure is least likely to be affected by pathology of parotid gland gland? A. retromandibular vein B. maxillary A. C. internal carotid A. D. superficial temporal A. E. auriculotemporal n.
C
During a surgical procedure on the parotid gland, which nerve might be injured?
A. facial n.
A
What muscle divides the submandibular gland into superficial and deeper parts?
Mylohyoid
What nerve is closely related to submandibular gland?
Lingual n.
Where does the frontal sinus open? A. superior meatus B. middle meatus C. inferior meatus D. vestibule of nasal cavity
B
What artery supplies inferior nasal meatus and inferior concha?
A. sphenopalatine
B. greater palatine
A
Which one of these sinuses opens into semilar hiatus?
A. maxillary air sinus
B. frontal air sinus
C. posterior ethmoidal air sinus
A
Which of the following structures enters the pharynx btwn superior and middle constrictor muscles? A. superior laryngeal n. B. glossopharyngeal n. C. recurrent laryngeal n. D. vagus n. E. auditory tube
B
What innervates the stylopahryngeus muscle? A. external laryngeal n. B. glossopharyngeal n. C. hypoglossal n. D. vagus n. E. pharyngeal plexus
B
What is responsible for sensation of larynx above vocal folds? A. internal laryngeal n. B. external laryngeal n. C. inferior laryngeal n. D. pharyngeal plexus E. vagus n.
A
Which of the following nerves supplies the anterosuperior part of the nasal septum?
A. Ethmoidal nerve
Ethmoidal n.
Which of the following structures enters pharynx below inferior constrictor muscle?
A. recurrent laryngeal n.
B. external laryngeal n.
C. glossopharyngeal n.
A
Which of the following muscles abducts vocal folds?
A. lateral cricoarytenoid
B. posterior cricoarytenoid
C. transverse artytenoid
B
Injury in which of the following structures leads to hoarseness of the voice?
A. Transverse cervical nerve
B. Inferior laryngeal nerve
C. Glossopharyngeal nerve
D. Internal laryngeal nerve e. Sympathetic chain
B
Which of the following structures prevents the anterior dislocation of the head of mandible in TMJ? A. Articular disc B. Lateral ligament of TMJ C. Capsular ligament of TMJ D. Articular tubercle E. Sphenomandibular ligament
D
Which of the following muscles is the main depressor of the mandible? a. Medial pterygoid
b. Lateral pterygoid
c. Geniohyoid
d. Temporalis e. Masseter
B