Face 2018

Question 1

Accompany superficial temporal vein and artery

Answer 1

Auriculotemporal nerve

Question 2

Dental infection

Answer 2

Submandibular

Question 3

Tributary of external jugular vein that drains to the posterior triangle?

Answer 3

Transverse cervical vein

Question 4

Loss of secretory function of parotid gland would be caused by interruption of what nerve?

Answer 4

Auriculotemporal nerve

Question 5

Post. Auricular + post. Division of retromandibular v.

Answer 5

External jugular v.

Question 6

Transverse wrinkle of forehead

Answer 6

Frontalis m.

Question 7

Parotid duct opening

Answer 7

Mucosa of the cheek across 2nd upper maxillary molar tooth

Question 8

Internal jugular v.

Answer 8

Has bicuspid valve

Question 9

Complication cannulation of internal jugular v.

Answer 9

Pneumothorax

Question 10

Supraorbital a. and supratrochlear a.?

Answer 10

Facial a.

Question 11

Superficial temporal + maxillary

Answer 11

Post. Retromandibular v.

Question 12

Covers infrahyoid m.

Answer 12

Pretracheal fascia

Question 13

Removed during spasmodic torticollis during severe cases

Answer 13

Spinal accessory n.

Question 14

Supplied by facial n. (cervical ranch)

Answer 14

Platysma

Question 15

Vein anastomose between 2 internal carotid a. and 2 vertebral a.

Answer 15

Circle of willis

Question 16

Cutaneous n. that supplies the anterior and lateral surfaces of the neck

Answer 16

Transverse cutaneous n.

Question 17

1st part of subclavian a.

Answer 17

Vertebral a.

Question 18

Tributaries of internal jugular v.

Answer 18

Lingual v.

Question 19

Branch of the post. Ramus of the 2nd cervical n.

Answer 19

Greater occipital n.

Question 20

Dorsal rami of spinal n.

Answer 20

Greater occipital n.

Question 21

Sphincter of nostril

Answer 21

Compressor naris

Question 22

Where to place manometer when measuring venous pressure?

Answer 22

SCM

Question 23

Anterior to pons

Answer 23

Trigeminal n.

Question 24

Facial v. connected to cavernous sinus thru?

Answer 24

Ophthalmic v.

Question 25

Venous sinuses are located where?

Answer 25

Between periosteum and meningeal layer of dura mater

Question 26

The internal jugular v. goes to which venous sinus?

Answer 26

Sigmoid sinus

Question 27

Anterior to anterior scalene?

Answer 27

Subclavian v.

Question 28

Ansa cervicalis innervates?

Answer 28

Omohyoid

Question 29

Muscle for smiling, moves lips upward and laterally?

Answer 29

Zygomaticus major

Question 30

Union of supraorbital v. and supratrochlear v.?

Answer 30

Facial v.

Question 31

Deep cervical nodes form a vertical chain along the course of the?

Answer 31

Internal jugular v.

Question 32

Muscular triangle covers what organ?

Answer 32

Thyroid gland

Question 33

Innervates platysma

Answer 33

Facial n.

Question 34

Goes out of supraorbital fissure

Answer 34

Trochlear n.

Question 35

Supply the skin over the parotid gland

Answer 35

Great auricular n.

Question 36

A patient is unable to wink, what muscle is affected?

Answer 36

Orbicularis oris

Question 37

Pain elicited from an infected facial wound is primarily conveyed by what n.?

Answer 37

Trigeminal n

Question 38

Which muscle will not be affected when the mandibular div. of trigeminal n. (V3) is anesthesized?

Answer 38

Buccinator

Question 39

Drains post. Triangle

Answer 39

Transverse cervical v.

Question 40

Int. jugular vein?

Answer 40

Bicuspid valve

Question 41

Emissary veins

Answer 41

Spread of infection

Question 42

Supplies lower eyelid, cheek, side of nose

Answer 42

Infraorbital n.

Question 43

Lateral in carotid sheath

Answer 43

Internal jugular v.