PreTest

Question 1

Three bones make up the hard palate or roof of the mouth they are:

Answer 1

premaxilla, maxilla, palatine bone

Question 2

The midline protrusion at the most posterior aspect of the hard palate is called

Answer 2

posterior nasal spine

Question 3

The muscle responsible for elevation of the soft palate is

Answer 3

levator veli palatini

Question 4

The muscles responsible for lowering the soft palate are called

Answer 4

palatoglossus, palatopharyngeus

Question 5

The only intrinsic muscle of the soft palate, located at midline in the posterior aspect of the soft palate is called

Answer 5

musculus uvulae

Question 6

The three muscles that encircle the pharynx and contract to squeeze the pharynx are called

Answer 6

constrictors (superior, middle, inferior)

Question 7

Which two cranial nerves are primarily responsible for velopharyngeal function

Answer 7

IX Glossopharyngeal (9), X Vagus (10)

Question 8

The tube connection the middle ear and the pharynx is called

Answer 8

Eustachian tube (E is capital)

Question 9

The muscle responsible for opening Eustachian tube is called the

Answer 9

tensor veli palatini

Question 10

The anatomic term for the bony upper jaw is

Answer 10

maxilla

Question 11

The anatomic term for the bony lower jaw is

Answer 11

mandible

Question 12

The horizontal part of that lower jaw bone is called

Answer 12

the body

Question 13

The vertical aspects of that lower jaw bone are called

Answer 13

rami, ramus

Question 14

at the top of that lower jaw bones vertical aspect is a u-shaped notch. the anterior process of the u-shape is called the ___ process, and the posterior process is called the ___ which has a rounded head.

Answer 14

coronoid, condyle

Question 15

the bone that comprises the cheek bone and the lateral wall of the orbit is

Answer 15

zygoma

Question 16

the bone that makes up the primary division between the two sides of the nose is called the

Answer 16

vomer

Question 17

The bone that makes up most of the forehead is called the

Answer 17

frontal

Question 18

the large bone that makes up most of the sides of the skull is called

Answer 18

parietal

Question 19

the smaller bone making up the side of the skull containing the ear canal is called the

Answer 19

temporal bone

Question 20

the bone making up most of the back of the skull is called the

Answer 20

occipital bone

Question 21

the midline cranial suture that extends down the forehead is called

Answer 21

metopic

Question 22

the midline cranial suture that runs from front to back of the top of the skull is called

Answer 22

sagittal (two Ts to spell correctly)

Question 23

The paired cranial suture that runs from the midline down the temples of the skull is called

Answer 23

coronal

Question 24

the paired cranial suture that runs down the posterior sides of the skull is called

Answer 24

lambdoid

Question 25

the anatomic names for three bones of the middle ear are

Answer 25

stapes, incus, and malleus

Question 26

the bony protrusion at the front of the first cervical vertebrae is called

Answer 26

anterior tubercle of C1

Question 27

the structure connecting the tongue to the floor of the mouth is called the

Answer 27

lingual frenulum

Question 28

the structure connecting the upper lip to the upper jaw is called

Answer 28

labial frenulum

Question 29

the structure that separates the middle ear from the ear canal is called

Answer 29

tympanic membrane

Question 30

the section of the hard palate in which the teeth are seated is known as

Answer 30

alveolus

Question 31

On top, the two front teeth are called

Answer 31

central incisors

Question 32

the two teeth on either side of two front teeth are called

Answer 32

lateral incisors

Question 33

in the permanent dentition, the next two teeth on either side are called

Answer 33

canines

Question 34

how many sets of molars may be present in the permanent dentition

Answer 34

three

Question 35

list the bilabial consonants

Answer 35

/p, b, m/

Question 36

list lingua-alveolar consonants

Answer 36

/n, l, t, d, s, z/

Question 37

list the lingua-velar consonants

Answer 37

/k, g, ŋ/

Question 38

list labio-dental consonants

Answer 38

/f, v/

Question 39

list the lingua-dental consonants

Answer 39

/θ, ð/

Question 40

List the two primary affricates in spoken English

Answer 40

/tʃ, dʒ/

Question 41

which consonants require the velopharynx to be open

Answer 41

/m, n, ŋ/

Question 42

list all of the voiced fricatives

Answer 42

/ð, ʒ, v, z/

Question 43

list all of the voiceless stops

Answer 43

/p, t, k/