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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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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
palatopharyngeus and stylopharyngeus
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elevate nasopharynx and open aud tube
salpingophayryngeus
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nasopharynx is connected to middle earvia
aud tube
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equalize pressure b/n pharynx and aud canal
salpingopharyngeus
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nasopharynx is connected to middle earvia
aud tube
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will raise pharynx and larynx during swallowing
palatopharyngeus and stylopharyngeus
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will pass between S andM constrictors to blend with palatopharyngeus
Stylopharyngeus
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origin; palatal aponeurosis insertion; posteriolateral pharynx
Palatopharyngeus
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origin is the cartiledge of eustacian tube and inserts to palatopharyngeus muscle
salpingopharyngeus
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origin is the styloid process and and innerve by CN 9
stylopharyngeus
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origin of sup constrictor is pterygomand raphae pharyngeal tubercles and myelohyoid line
sup constrictors
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origin is the lower fibers of inf constrictors
cricopharyngeus
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origin is the thyroid and cricoud cartiledge
inf constrictor
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tf the constrictor and the cricopharyngeud insert to midline pharyngeal raphae
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above soft palate and continuous with nasal passage
nasopharynx
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ant wall of nasopharynx
soft palate and uvula
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ant wall of nasopharynx
soft palate and uvula
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ant pillar to larynx
oropharynx
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fauces
help oropharynx comm. with oral cavity
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contain palatine and ling tonsil
oropharynx
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inf to oropharynx; entrance to larynx and esophogus
laryngopharynx
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allows food to esophogus allow air to larynx
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
all the above
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tf in oral phase theree is invole post movement of food bolus
F vol.
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pharyngeal phase ; nasopharynx is closed by
tensor veli palatini (cn5)
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raised velum in pharyngeal phase
palatoglossal and lev. veli palatini (cn10)
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in phary phase the pharynx and hyoid are elevated by
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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Esophogeal phse
there is esophogel peristalsis (Cn10) and relaxation phase where larynx pharynx and hyoid return to normal position
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lac gland
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 ----- ------
lac. puncta lac canals lac sulcus nasolac duct, inf meatus
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paired serous glands
lac gland
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PS innervation of lac gland
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
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
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 ----- ------
lac. puncta lac canals lac sulcus nasolac duct, inf meatus
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lac gland
in lac sulcus in superolat aspect of orbit makes tears tht wash across globe AL to IM
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Esophogeal phse
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
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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
parotid duct
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serous and mucus duct
subman duct
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mucus sec.
subling duct
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location of sublingual gland
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
par. gland
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b/ lat aspect of mylohyoid muscle and submand fossa
sup portion of submand. gland
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b/n base of tongue and subling gland
deep poriton of submand gland
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stenson's duct
parotid gland
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whartons duct
submand gland
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subling duct
subling gland
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pregang is lesser petr. nerve and synapse onto otic ganglion
parotid gland
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post gang fibers leave otic ganglion and travels with auriculotemporal nerve (V3)
parotid gland
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pre gang of submand gland
chorda tympani of CN7
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pregang of submand gland amd sublingual gland will synapse onto
submand ganglion
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supr and infrahyoid
ass muscles of mastication
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tongue and buccinator
control food bolus and propel post for swallowing(cn 12 and 7 respectively)
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name muscle of masctication
masseter temporalis M and L pterygoid (all controlled by V3)
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post gang of submand ganglion and subling ganglion
leaves ganglion and passes to gland
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Chorda tymp and pterygoid plxus of vein
masticator space
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MAnd and MAx nerve and muscles of mast.
Masticator space
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mand ramus and TMJ
masticator space
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car. sheath and deep cerv chain of LN
PArapharyngeal space
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tonsilar and asc. palatine br of facial art
tonsilar space
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GP nerve and palatine tonsil
tonsilar space
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hypoglossal nerve exists in
submand and subling space
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ling nerve and art
subling space
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deep submand gland and duct exist in
subling space
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nerve to myelohyoid and facial art exist in
submand space
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submand and hypoglossal nerve exist in the
submand space
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which of following isnt in the parotid space par. glad facial nerve ECA retromand vein submand gland
submand gland
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blood supply is glandular branch of sup temporal art and transverse facial art
parotid gland
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blood supply ; glandular br of facial art
submand art
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blood supply is glandular br of ling art
sublingual gland
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mucus only
labial and buccal minor sal gland
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exist on labial and buccal mucosa
labial and buccal minor sal gland
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von ebner gland
at base of circumvallate papila and secretes only serous saliva
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ant. lingual and sec. serous mucus saliva
gland of blandin nuhn
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carotid sheath and deep cerv chain of LN
parapharyngeal space
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which of following isnt in the parotid space par. glad facial nerve ECA retromand vein submand gland
submand gland
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submand and hypoglossal nerve exist in the
submand space
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nerve to myelohyoid and facial art exist in
submand space
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deep submand gland and duct exist in
subling space
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ling nerve and art
subling space
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hypoglossal nerve exists in
submand and subling space
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GP nerve and palatine tonsil
tonsilar space
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tonsilar and asc. palatine br of facial art
tonsilar space
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car. sheath and deep cerv chain of LN
PArapharyngeal space
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mand ramus and TMJ
masticator space
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MAnd and MAx nerve and muscles of mast.
Masticator space
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Chorda tymp and pterygoid plxus of vein
masticator space
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name muscle of masctication
masseter temporalis M and L pterygoid (all controlled by V3)
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supr and infrahyoid
ass muscles of mastication
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tongue and buccinator
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
parapharyngeal space
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ant. lingual and sec. serous mucus saliva
gland of blandin nuhn
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von ebner gland
at base of circumvallate papila and secretes only serous saliva
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exist on labial and buccal mucosa
labial and buccal minor sal gland
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mucus only
labial and buccal minor sal gland
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blood supply is glandular br of ling art
sublingual gland
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blood supply ; glandular br of facial art
submand art
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blood supply is glandular branch of sup temporal art and transverse facial art
parotid gland
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post gang of submand ganglion and subling ganglion
leaves ganglion and passes to gland
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pregang of submand gland amd sublingual gland will synapse onto
submand ganglion
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pre gang of submand gland
chorda tympani of CN7
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post gang fibers leave otic ganglion and travels with auriculotemporal nerve (V3)
parotid gland
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pregang is lesser petr. nerve and synapse onto otic ganglion
parotid gland
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subling duct
subling gland
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whartons duct
submand gland
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stenson's duct
parotid gland
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b/n base of tongue and subling gland
deep poriton of submand gland
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b/ lat aspect of mylohyoid muscle and submand fossa
sup portion of submand. gland
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parotid region b/n pos border of mand ramus and ant border of SCM
par. gland
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location of sublingual gland
floor of mouth medial to sublingual fossa of mandible
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mucus sec.
subling duct
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serous and mucus duct
subman duct
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seroud secretion
parotid duct
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in phary phase the pharynx and hyoid are elevated by
stylophar. ,salpingophar, palatophary (cn9 ,10)
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raised velum in pharyngeal phase
palatoglossal and lev. veli palatini (cn10)
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pharyngeal phase ; nasopharynx is closed by
tensor veli palatini (cn5)
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tf in oral phase theree is invole post movement of food bolus
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
all the above
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allows food to esophogus allow air to larynx
laryngopharynx
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inf to oropharynx; entrance to larynx and esophogus
laryngopharynx
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contain palatine and ling tonsil
oropharynx
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fauces
help oropharynx comm. with oral cavity
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ant pillar to larynx
oropharynx
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above soft palate and continuous with nasal passage
nasopharynx
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correct the statement Lev. veli palatini origin is in the sup petrous temporal bine and late aud tube
Lev. veli palatini origin is in the inf petrous temporal bine and medial aud tube
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inserts in palatine aponeurosis
tensor veli palatini
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elevte palate and innerve by CN10
lev. veli palatini