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which of following is correct pair for waldeves ring

ling tonsil - lat

palatine tonsil –>superior

nasopharyngeal tonsil–>superior

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nasopharyngeal tonsil–>superior

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origin of tensor veli palatini

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greater wing of spenoid bone and lat cartieldge of aud tube

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correct the following tensor veli palatini wraps around pterygoid hamulus to insert to lateral palatal aponeurosis

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tensor veli palatini wraps around pterygoid hamulus to insert to midline palatal aponeurosis

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tenses palate and opens aud tube with mout opening

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tensor veli palatini

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tensor veli palatini

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innerv by CN3

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elevte palate and innerve by CN10

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lev. veli palatini

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inserts in palatine aponeurosis

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tensor veli palatini

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correct the statement Lev. veli palatini origin is in the

sup petrous temporal bine and late aud tube

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Lev. veli palatini origin is in the

inf petrous temporal bine and medial aud tube

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behind oral and nasal cavity

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pharynx

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pharynx

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larynx to esophogus

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sensory CN10 and motor Cn11

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s,m,i constrictors

cricopharyngeus

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SMI constrictors

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contract in waves to propel food

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serves for constant contraction of (UES)

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cricopharyngeus

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tf the constrictor and the cricopharyngeud insert to midline pharyngeal raphae

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T

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origin is the thyroid and cricoud cartiledge

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inf constrictor

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middle constrictor origin

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hyoid bone

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origin is the lower fibers of inf constrictors

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cricopharyngeus

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origin of sup constrictor is pterygomand raphae

pharyngeal tubercles

and myelohyoid line

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sup constrictors

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innerv by CN11 (phary plexus)

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palatopharyngeus and salpingopharyngeus

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origin is the styloid process and and innerve by CN 9

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stylopharyngeus

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origin is the cartiledge of eustacian tube and inserts to palatopharyngeus muscle

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salpingopharyngeus

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origin; palatal aponeurosis

insertion; posteriolateral pharynx

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Palatopharyngeus

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will pass between S andM constrictors to blend with palatopharyngeus

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Stylopharyngeus

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will raise pharynx and larynx during swallowing

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palatopharyngeus and stylopharyngeus

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elevate nasopharynx and open aud tube

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salpingophayryngeus

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nasopharynx is connected to middle earvia

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aud tube

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equalize pressure b/n pharynx and aud canal

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salpingopharyngeus

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nasopharynx is connected to middle earvia

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aud tube

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will raise pharynx and larynx during swallowing

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palatopharyngeus and stylopharyngeus

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will pass between S andM constrictors to blend with palatopharyngeus

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Stylopharyngeus

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origin; palatal aponeurosis

insertion; posteriolateral pharynx

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Palatopharyngeus

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origin is the cartiledge of eustacian tube and inserts to palatopharyngeus muscle

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salpingopharyngeus

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origin is the styloid process and and innerve by CN 9

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stylopharyngeus

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origin of sup constrictor is pterygomand raphae

pharyngeal tubercles

and myelohyoid line

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sup constrictors

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origin is the lower fibers of inf constrictors

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cricopharyngeus

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origin is the thyroid and cricoud cartiledge

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inf constrictor

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tf the constrictor and the cricopharyngeud insert to midline pharyngeal raphae

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T

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above soft palate and continuous with nasal passage

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nasopharynx

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ant wall of nasopharynx

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soft palate and uvula

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ant wall of nasopharynx

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soft palate and uvula

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ant pillar to larynx

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oropharynx

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fauces

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help oropharynx comm. with oral cavity

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contain palatine and ling tonsil

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oropharynx

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inf to oropharynx; entrance to larynx and esophogus

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laryngopharynx

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allows food to esophogus

allow air to larynx

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laryngopharynx

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which of follwoing is in oral phase

moisten food

mastic food(CN5)

tongue assumes trough shape (CN12)

all the above

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all the above

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tf in oral phase theree is invole post movement of food bolus

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F vol.

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pharyngeal phase

; nasopharynx is closed by

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tensor veli palatini (cn5)

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raised velum in pharyngeal phase

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palatoglossal and lev. veli palatini (cn10)

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in phary phase the pharynx and hyoid are elevated by

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stylophar. ,salpingophar, palatophary (cn9 ,10)

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tf in the pharyn phase

the pharynx close and the epiglottis is retrroverted and the vocal folds are adducted

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tf in the pharyngeal phase as the bolus passes thru pharynx

the SMI constrictors undergo a wavelike contraction

and the cricopharyngeus is relaxed

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T

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Esophogeal phse

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there is esophogel peristalsis (Cn10)

and relaxation phase where larynx pharynx and hyoid return to normal position

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lac gland

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in lac sulcus in superolat aspect of orbit

makes tears tht wash across globe AL to IM

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—- —– collects tears and drains to

—– —– which join the

—— —– which drain to

—- ——- t empty to inf nasal conchae in the

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lac. puncta

lac canals

lac sulcus

nasolac duct, inf meatus

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paired serous glands

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lac gland

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PS innervation of lac gland

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sup salv nucleus

> pet nerve (cN7)–> pregang synapse at pterygopal ganglion

lac nerve (v1)—> post gang PS from pterygopal. gang

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PS innervation of lac gland

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sup salv nucleus

> pet nerve (cN7)–> pregang synapse at pterygopal ganglion

lac nerve (v1)—> post gang PS from pterygopal. gang

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paired serous glands

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lac gland

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—- —– collects tears and drains to

—– —– which join the

—— —– which drain to

—- ——- t empty to inf nasal conchae in the

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lac. puncta

lac canals

lac sulcus

nasolac duct, inf meatus

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lac gland

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in lac sulcus in superolat aspect of orbit

makes tears tht wash across globe AL to IM

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Esophogeal phse

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there is esophogel peristalsis (Cn10)

and relaxation phase where larynx pharynx and hyoid return to normal position

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tf in the pharyngeal phase as the bolus passes thru pharynx

the SMI constrictors undergo a wavelike contraction

and the cricopharyngeus is relaxed

A

T

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tf in the pharyn phase

the pharynx close and the epiglottis is retrroverted and the vocal folds are adducted

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seroud secretion

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parotid duct

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serous and mucus duct

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subman duct

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mucus sec.

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subling duct

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location of sublingual gland

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floor of mouth medial to sublingual fossa of mandible

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parotid region b/n pos border of mand ramus and ant border of SCM

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par. gland

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b/ lat aspect of mylohyoid muscle and submand fossa

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sup portion of submand. gland

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b/n base of tongue and subling gland

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deep poriton of submand gland

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stenson’s duct

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parotid gland

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whartons duct

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submand gland

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subling duct

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subling gland

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pregang is lesser petr. nerve and synapse onto otic ganglion

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parotid gland

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post gang fibers leave otic ganglion and travels with auriculotemporal nerve (V3)

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parotid gland

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pre gang of submand gland

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chorda tympani of CN7

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pregang of submand gland amd sublingual gland will synapse onto

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submand ganglion

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supr and infrahyoid

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ass muscles of mastication

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tongue and buccinator

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control food bolus and propel post for swallowing(cn 12 and 7 respectively)

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name muscle of masctication

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masseter temporalis

M and L pterygoid

(all controlled by V3)

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post gang of submand ganglion

and subling ganglion

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leaves ganglion and passes to gland

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Chorda tymp and pterygoid plxus of vein

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masticator space

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MAnd and MAx nerve

and muscles of mast.

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Masticator space

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mand ramus and TMJ

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masticator space

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car. sheath and deep cerv chain of LN

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PArapharyngeal space

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tonsilar and asc. palatine br of facial art

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tonsilar space

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GP nerve and palatine tonsil

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tonsilar space

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hypoglossal nerve exists in

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submand and subling space

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ling nerve and art

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subling space

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deep submand gland and duct exist in

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subling space

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nerve to myelohyoid and facial art exist in

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submand space

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submand and hypoglossal nerve exist in the

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submand space

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which of following isnt in the parotid space

par. glad

facial nerve

ECA

retromand vein

submand gland

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submand gland

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blood supply is glandular branch of sup temporal art and transverse facial art

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parotid gland

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blood supply ; glandular br of facial art

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submand art

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blood supply is glandular br of ling art

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sublingual gland

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mucus only

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labial and buccal minor sal gland

140
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exist on labial and buccal mucosa

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labial and buccal minor sal gland

141
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von ebner gland

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at base of circumvallate papila and secretes only serous saliva

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ant. lingual and sec. serous mucus saliva

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gland of blandin nuhn

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carotid sheath and deep cerv chain of LN

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parapharyngeal space

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which of following isnt in the parotid space

par. glad

facial nerve

ECA

retromand vein

submand gland

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submand gland

145
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submand and hypoglossal nerve exist in the

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submand space

146
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nerve to myelohyoid and facial art exist in

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submand space

147
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deep submand gland and duct exist in

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subling space

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ling nerve and art

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subling space

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hypoglossal nerve exists in

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submand and subling space

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GP nerve and palatine tonsil

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tonsilar space

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tonsilar and asc. palatine br of facial art

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tonsilar space

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car. sheath and deep cerv chain of LN

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PArapharyngeal space

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mand ramus and TMJ

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masticator space

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MAnd and MAx nerve

and muscles of mast.

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Masticator space

155
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Chorda tymp and pterygoid plxus of vein

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masticator space

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name muscle of masctication

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masseter temporalis

M and L pterygoid

(all controlled by V3)

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supr and infrahyoid

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ass muscles of mastication

158
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tongue and buccinator

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control food bolus and propel post for swallowing(cn 12 and 7 respectively)

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carotid sheath and deep cerv chain of LN

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parapharyngeal space

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ant. lingual and sec. serous mucus saliva

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gland of blandin nuhn

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von ebner gland

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at base of circumvallate papila and secretes only serous saliva

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exist on labial and buccal mucosa

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labial and buccal minor sal gland

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mucus only

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labial and buccal minor sal gland

164
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blood supply is glandular br of ling art

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sublingual gland

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blood supply ; glandular br of facial art

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submand art

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blood supply is glandular branch of sup temporal art and transverse facial art

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parotid gland

167
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post gang of submand ganglion

and subling ganglion

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leaves ganglion and passes to gland

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pregang of submand gland amd sublingual gland will synapse onto

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submand ganglion

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pre gang of submand gland

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chorda tympani of CN7

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post gang fibers leave otic ganglion and travels with auriculotemporal nerve (V3)

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parotid gland

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pregang is lesser petr. nerve and synapse onto otic ganglion

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parotid gland

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subling duct

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subling gland

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whartons duct

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submand gland

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stenson’s duct

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parotid gland

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b/n base of tongue and subling gland

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deep poriton of submand gland

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b/ lat aspect of mylohyoid muscle and submand fossa

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sup portion of submand. gland

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parotid region b/n pos border of mand ramus and ant border of SCM

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par. gland

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location of sublingual gland

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floor of mouth medial to sublingual fossa of mandible

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mucus sec.

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subling duct

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serous and mucus duct

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subman duct

181
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seroud secretion

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parotid duct

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in phary phase the pharynx and hyoid are elevated by

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stylophar. ,salpingophar, palatophary (cn9 ,10)

183
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raised velum in pharyngeal phase

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palatoglossal and lev. veli palatini (cn10)

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pharyngeal phase

; nasopharynx is closed by

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tensor veli palatini (cn5)

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tf in oral phase theree is invole post movement of food bolus

A

F vol.

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which of follwoing is in oral phase

moisten food

mastic food(CN5)

tongue assumes trough shape (CN12)

all the above

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all the above

187
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allows food to esophogus

allow air to larynx

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laryngopharynx

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inf to oropharynx; entrance to larynx and esophogus

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laryngopharynx

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contain palatine and ling tonsil

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oropharynx

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fauces

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help oropharynx comm. with oral cavity

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ant pillar to larynx

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oropharynx

192
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above soft palate and continuous with nasal passage

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nasopharynx

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correct the statement Lev. veli palatini origin is in the

sup petrous temporal bine and late aud tube

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Lev. veli palatini origin is in the

inf petrous temporal bine and medial aud tube

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inserts in palatine aponeurosis

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tensor veli palatini

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elevte palate and innerve by CN10

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lev. veli palatini

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