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Question 1

What does the nasopalatine nerve innervate?

Answer 1

Ant palate and 4 incisors

Question 2

What does the greater Palatine nerve innervate?

Answer 2

Anterior and posterior hard palate

Question 3

What does the lesser Palantine nerve innervate?

Answer 3

The soft palate

Question 4

What all has mucous glands?

Answer 4

Posterior lateral region of the hard palate, soft palate, posterior 1/3 of the tongue, oropharynx, uvula

Question 5

What all has mix glands?

Answer 5

Cheek/buccal, labial region, Apex of tongue, ventral tongue, pharynx, larynx, epiglottis

Question 6

What all has serous glands

Answer 6

Foliate, circumvallate, dorsal tongue

Chemical digestion 

Question 7

Which lamina propria contains loose, connective tissue with high collagen fibers

Answer 7

Masticatory Mucosa

Question 8

Which lamina propria contains loose, connective tissue, high elastic fibers

Answer 8

Lining mucosa

Question 9

Filiform n

Answer 9

Lingual n of V3

GSA ONLY! No TB

Question 10

Fungiform n

Answer 10

Chordae tympani

Question 11

Foliate n

Answer 11

Chordae tympani and tiny bit of glossopharyngeal

ALSO SSNK WEIRD ONE

Question 12

Circumvallate n

Answer 12

Glossopharyngeal n

Question 13

Which pharyngeal arch is associated with the post 1/3 tongue and circumvallate papilla

Answer 13

PA 3

Question 14

NP PA

Answer 14

1

Question 15

OP PA

Answer 15

2 3 4

Question 16

LP PA

Answer 16

4 6

Question 17

PA FOR LARYNX

Answer 17

4 6

Question 18

What n does not have GVE AND SVA - only has SVE and GSA

Answer 18

Trigeminal

Question 19

Epiglottis which pa

Answer 19

4

Question 20

Bilateral means

Answer 20

Pouch

Question 21

Midline means

Answer 21

Roof or floor

Question 22

When asked for the embryonic or developmental origin

Answer 22

Give PA

Question 23

When I ask for the developmental precursor

Answer 23

Ex. Lateral lingual swellings

Question 24

Thyroid PA

Answer 24

Floor PA 2