Pharynx

Question 1

Outer circular muscles are oriented how

Answer 1

Horizontally

Question 2

Inner longitudinal muscle that is not part of the pharynx

Answer 2

Levator veli palatini

Question 3

A cartilage coming from the pharynx towards the middle ear

Answer 3

Eustachian tube

Question 4

Thin sheet of muscle connecting eustachian tube to the fascia of the pharynx

Answer 4

Salphingopharyngeus

Question 5

Inner long muscle connected to the palate and the pharynx

Answer 5

Palatopharyngeus

Question 6

Conchae of the nose that is covered with mucosa

Answer 6

Turbinates

Question 7

Function of conchae

Answer 7

Increase surface area

Question 8

Inner long muscle connected to the styloid prcess of temporal bone

Answer 8

Stylopharyngeus

Question 9

Contents of the nasopharynx

Answer 9

Pharyngotympanic tube
Salphingopharyngeus
Pharyngeal tonsil
Ascending palatine artery
Superior pharyngeal constrictor
Levator veli palatini

Question 10

Sparingly dispersed along the mucosa and the GI tract

Answer 10

MALT

Question 11

Pharyngeal tonsil is a what

Answer 11

Lymph nodule - no capsule

Question 12

Eustachian tube cartilage covered with mucosa

Answer 12

Torus tobarius

Question 13

Salphingopharengeus covered with mucosa

Answer 13

Salphingopharengeal fold

Question 14

Mucosa of the pharynx

Answer 14

Pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium with goblet cells

Question 15

Function of cilia

Answer 15

Expel mucus. Moves it towards the nose (from the nasopharynx)

Question 16

Connection between naso and oropharynx is the what

Answer 16

Pharyngeal isthmus

Question 17

What do we see in the oropharynx

Answer 17

Superior pharyngeal constrictor
Palatopharyngeus
Middle pharyngeal constrictor

Question 18

Muscle attached to the palate and tongue

Answer 18

Palatoglossus

Question 19

Palatopharyngeal muscle covered with mucosa

Answer 19

Palatopharyngeal fold

Question 20

Structures coming from the outside between the superior and middle pharyngeal constrictor

Answer 20

Glossopharyngeal nerve

Stylohyoid ligament

Question 21

Glossopharyngeal nerve is motor or sensory

Answer 21

Sensory

Question 22

Hypoglossal nerve is motor or sensory

Answer 22

Motor

Question 23

Muscle from pharynx to styloid process of temporal

Answer 23

Stylopharyngeus

Question 24

Between palatoglossal and palatopharyngeal arch

Answer 24

Palatine tonsil (left and right)

Question 25

You see the what first before palatine tonsil then palatopharyngeal arch

Answer 25

Palatoglossal arch

Question 26

Kissing tonsils

Answer 26

Inflammed tonsils that are near each other already

Question 27

Located behind the larynx but not limited behind larynx but extends up to sides of larynx

Answer 27

Laryngopharynx

Question 28

Part of laryngopharynx but located on the sides of the larynx

Answer 28

Piriform fossa

Question 29

Where fish bone usually lodge in

Answer 29

Piriform sinus

Question 30

What is after the larynx

Answer 30

Trachea

Question 31

When you speak, what moves towards the center

Answer 31

Vocal cords

Question 32

What causes production of voice

Answer 32

Vibration of vocal cords

Question 33

Can you breathe and speak at the same time?

Answer 33

No

Question 34

Nerve supply of nasopharynx
Oropharynx
Laryngopharynx

Answer 34

Maxillary nerve
Glossopharyngeal nerve
Internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve

Question 35

Motor nerve supply of pharynx

Answer 35

Vagus nerve except stylopharengeus

Question 36

What motor innervation of stylopharyngeus

Answer 36

Glossopharyngeal nerve

Question 37

Tonsils in the tongue

Answer 37

Lingual tonsils

Question 38

Tonsils from top to tongue

Answer 38

Pharyngeal tonsil (1)
Tubal tonsils (2)
Lymphatic tissue along salphingolaryngeal fold
Palatine tonsils
Lingual tonsils

Question 39

Collection of all the lymphoid tissue in a circular formation

Answer 39

Waldeyer’s ring