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Conqueror’s Haki recalls Flashcards

1
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Thyropharyngeus and cricopharyngeus

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Killians triangle

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2
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If total thyroidectomy

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Decreased calcium

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3
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Freys

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Auriculotemporal nerve

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4
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Mumps

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Parotid gland

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5
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Inferior thyroid artery

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Recurrent laryngeal nerve

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6
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True about composition of orbit

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LATERAL WALL is the thickest

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7
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Compressed right hypoglossal n, tongue will move to

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Right side

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8
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Deviation of uvula with nerve damage -

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Strong side

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9
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Overactive orbicularis oris

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Underbite

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10
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Carotid artery with respect to middle ear

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Anterior wall

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11
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Parathyroid glands location and number

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Posterior, 4

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12
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Inferior thyroid vein drains to

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left brachiocephalic

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13
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infants check ear

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downward and backward

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14
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foramen cecum

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where sulcus terminalis meets

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15
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Deciduous teeth disappear when

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12yo

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16
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orthokeratinized

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palate

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17
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upper incisors

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more anterior

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18
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Recurrent laryngeal nerve

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Tracheoesophageal groove

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19
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Uvula of infants

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Lower than epiglottis

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20
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Commonly damaged to trauma

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upper lip

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21
Q

Diastema

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Thick upper lip frenulum

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22
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Palatine tonsil location

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Oropharynx

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23
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Innervation of pterygoid

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Trigeminal n mandibular n

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24
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Uvula movement

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Deviates to strong side

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25
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Anesthetize

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Pterygomandibular raphe

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26
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No taste buds

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Filiform papillae

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27
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not innervated by hypoglossal

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palatoglossal

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28
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parasympathetic secretomotor to parotid gland

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glossopharyngeal nerve

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29
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semicircular canal

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vestibular nerve

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30
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Inferior orbital fissure

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Inferior opthalmic vein, Zygomatic n.

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31
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Common tendinous ring except

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Superior oblique

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32
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true of iris:

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Divides posterior and anterior chamber

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33
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Cones

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for bright light

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34
Q

refraction

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cornea

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35
Q

highest visual acuity

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fovea centralis

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36
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vitreous body

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retina

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37
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nasolacrimal duct

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inferior concha

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38
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Pierced by parotid duct

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Buccinator

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39
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Kisselbach, sphenopalatine is from internal carotid artery

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False? LLOYD HELP.

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40
Q

Superior thyroid a. Ligation

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External laryngeal

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41
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Inferior thyroid vein

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Left brachiocephalic

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42
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Stensens duct

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2nd upper molar

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43
Q

Enlarged mass is due to thyroid, ask patient to do what

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Swallow only

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44
Q

Divides submandibular

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mylohyoid

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45
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Divides parotid –

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Facial nerve

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46
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Deep laceration in cheek –

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Facial nerve

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47
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Aside from optic nerve, what other vessel passes through the optic canal –

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Ophthalmic artery

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48
Q

Eardrum externally –

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Concave

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49
Q

Internal carotid a. –

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Anterior wall of middle ear

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50
Q

Semicircular carnal –

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Vestibular nerve

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51
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for hearing

52
Q

Horizontal semicircular canal –

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Lateral SC

53
Q

Right angle with the petrous bone of semicircular canal –

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Superior SC

54
Q

Olfactory nerves reach the middle ear –

55
Q

Closes the eye –

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Facial nerve

56
Q

Four out of six muscles –

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Oculomotor nerve

57
Q

Medial rectus innervation –

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Oculomotor nerve

58
Q

What passes through inferior orbital fissure innervated by -

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Zygomatic nerve

59
Q

Functions as resonator –

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Paranasal sinus

60
Q

Odd man out –

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Nasal sinus

61
Q

Superior oblique –

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Depresses the globe abductus, CN IV

62
Q

Rudimentary sinuses at birth –

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Maxillary and sphenoidal

63
Q

Phonation –

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Paranasal sinus

64
Q

Superior orbital fissure –

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Passes cranial nerves 3, 4 and

65
Q

Venous sinuses are found –

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Between periosteal and meningeal layer of the dura mater

66
Q

Lymphatic duct drains –

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Subclavian vein

67
Q

Post. auricular v. + post. division of retromandibular v. –

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External jugular vein

68
Q

Drains the posterior triangle –

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Transverse cervical vein

69
Q

Connects facial vein to cavernous sinus –

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Ophthalmic vein

70
Q

An elderly man presented with severe pain beneath the left eye, radiating into the lower lid, lateral side of the nose and upper lip. What nerve was involved –

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Infraorbital

71
Q

Loss of sensation from the temporal region and loss of secretory function of parotid gland would be caused by interruption of what nerve –

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Auriculotemporal

72
Q

Tributaries of internal jugular vein include –

A

Lingual vein

73
Q

Sphincter of nostril –

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Compressor naris

74
Q

Artery along submandibular gland –

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Facial artery

75
Q

Internal jugular and subclavian veins catheterization complication –

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Pneumothorax

76
Q

Wrinkles –

77
Q

Unable to wink, affected is –

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Orbicularis oris

78
Q

Catheterization of internal jugular –

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Apex of triangle of clavicular and sternal head of SCM

79
Q

Spread of infection –

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Emissary veins

80
Q

Which sinus does the internal jugular come from –

81
Q

Zygomatic area is hit, what is compromised -

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Pterygoid plexus

82
Q

Middle thyroid vein is torn -

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Internal jugular vein

83
Q

Lateral in the carotid sheath -

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Internal jugular vein

84
Q

Supraorbital and supratrochlear unite at medial margin of orbit to form form –

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Facial nerve

85
Q

Internal jugular nodes

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deep cervical nodes

86
Q

Infection from dental surgery, what lymph nodes are affected

A

submandibular nodes

87
Q

Veins of brain drain to –

A

Venous sinus

88
Q

True or false: Brain is valveless

89
Q

Put clamp on source of bleeding –

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No, because vagus might be hit 2

90
Q

Function of anterior digastric

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Depress mandible or elevate hyoid bone

91
Q

Nerve that accompanies superior temporal –

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Auriculotemporal

92
Q

Innervated by ansa cervicalis

93
Q

Middle cranial fossa –

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Foramen ovale

94
Q

Phrenic nerve

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Mixed nerve

95
Q

1st part of subclavian vein –

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Vertebral artery

96
Q

Congenital torticolli –

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Sternocleidomastoid

97
Q

Tributary of external jugular

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Posterior auricular

98
Q

External jugular vein drains to

A

Subclavian

99
Q

Posterior cranial fossa

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Internal acoustic meatus

100
Q

What enters the jugular foramen

A

Vagus nerve

101
Q

Glossopharyngeal nerve innervates the ff, except -

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Anterior 2/3 of the tongue

102
Q

Anterior of the anterior scalene

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Subclavian vein

103
Q

Where to insert manometer when quantifying blood pressure at the externar jugular vein

A

Angle of Louis

104
Q

Found in muscular triangle

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Thyroid gland

105
Q

What to cut for treatment of sporadic acquired cortico something

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Spinal accessory nerve

106
Q

First part of subclavian vein

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Internal thoracic artery

107
Q

Ludwig’s angina

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Sublingual space

108
Q

Brainstem is composed of

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Pons, medulla oblongata

109
Q

The ff are sensory nerves except

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Vagus nerve

110
Q

Glossopharyngeal nerve supplies

A

Stylopharyngeus muscle

111
Q

Divides the subclavian into 3 parts

A

Anterior scalene

112
Q

Cuteanous nerve across parotid gland

A

Great auricular nerve

113
Q

Which nerve carries postganglionic parasympathetic fibers to the parotid gland

A

Auriculotemporal

114
Q

Structure lies deepest in parotid gland

A

External carotid artery

115
Q

Deep laceration of face in middle of parotid gland could affect

A

Facial nerve

116
Q

Pain elicited from infected facial wound is primarily conveyed by what nerve

A

Trigeminal nerve

117
Q

Two internal jugular and two vertebral arteries

A

Circle of Willis

118
Q

Supplies anterior and lateral skin of neck

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Transverse cutaneous nerve

119
Q

Found between pons and medulla

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Trigeminal nerve

120
Q

Structure that passes superior orbital fissure

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Trochlear nerve

121
Q

Structures that passes through two holes/opening

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Both Facial nerve and internal carotid artery

122
Q

Brachial plexus if found between scalenus anterior and scalenus posterior

123
Q

The cervical plexus is made up of 1-4 cervical nerves

A

FALSE (2-4 dapat)

124
Q

Center for light reflex

A

Superior colliculi

125
Q

Found in posterior fossa man yung question

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Internal acoustic meatus

126
Q

Insert external jugular cannulation

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During inspiration

127
Q

Covers the strap muscles

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Pretracheal layer

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