1.
Buccinator
Ans: compreses cheeks
2.Zygomatious major
Ans: draws angle of mouth upward
3.Depressor labi inferior
Ans: draws lower lip downward
4.Masseter
Ans: elevates mandible, close
5.Lavetor palpebrea is muscles of eye supplied _______
nerve.
Ans: gentle clouser of eyelids
1.Trigeminal has three division.
Mandible, maxillary, opthalmic
2.Which nerve are motor nerve of face.
Ans: facial
3.Which nerve is sensory in face
trigiminal
4.The sensory nerve supply of lower eyelid is from which
nerve.
Ans: infra trocliear
5.Neuroglia is stassing, sever pain along cause of nerve,
especially head and neck is caused by damage to
______ nerve.
Ans: trigiminal
1.Which of the following is the smallest branch of
superfacial temporal artery.
Ans: transverse facial artery
2.The facial artery is very.
Ans: tortuous
3.First part of maxillary artery also called
Ans: mandibular part
4.Supra orbital artery is branch of
Ans: opthalmic
5.Which is following nerve ascends along with occipital
artery in scalp.
Ans: greater occipital
1.Structure passing from greater palatine foramen
Ans: greater palatine and nerve
2.Name the structure attached to posterior nasal
spine.
Ans: musculus uvulvae
3.name the structure passing from foramen magnum
ans: spinal root of accessory nerve, post spinal
arteries, vertical band of cruciform lig, medulla oblongata.
4.identify the bone which is not seen in norma basalis
ans: nasal
1. the cerebrospinal fluid is in this space.
Ans: subarachnoid
82. the nerve which carries sensations of taste
from the area of the tongue posterior of row of
vallate papillae is
Ans: glossopharyngeal nerve. (ix)
90. the veins that from a plexus in the spongy
bone of the skull are.
Ans:diploic veins
5. Which is the location of incissive un noal basalis?
Ans: situated anteriorly in the median plan.
1. Which cranial nerve is affected in bells palsy.
Ans: facial nerve
2.All of the following muscles are innervated by the
facial nerve except:
Ans: anterior belly of digastrics
1. The glossopharyngeal nerve exits the skull via
what opening
Ans: jugular foramen
2.The danger zone of the scalp is recognized as
which of the following layer.
Ans: loose connective tissue
3.An infection in which scalp layer is likely to
spread most readily.
Ans: pericranium
4.The presence of blood in a spinal tap taken
from an individual with a closed head injury
signals arterial bleeding into the:
Ans: subarachnoid space
5.The muscle of scalp innervated by.
Ans: lesser occipital
1.The superior belly of omohyoid form the
anterior border of which cervical triangle.
Ans: carotid
2, a patient with a large goiter of the thyroid in
which anterior neck triangle is this gland found.
Ans: muscular triangle
3.You should find bifurcation of the common
carotid into the external carotid and internal
carotid into triangle.
Ans: carotid triangle
4.A person recives a shallow knife would just
behind the sternocleidomastoid muscle and
about 1 and ½ inches about the clavicle. There,s
an indicate numbness of the skin below the
wound and acromion and clavicle. The nerve
most likely served was the.
Ans: supraclavicular
5.The thoracic duct drains lymph from all of the
following region except.
Ans: right side of head and neck
6.The superior belly of omohyoid forms the
anterior border of which triangle.
Ans: carotid
7. A patient with a large goiter of the thyroid. In
which anterior neck triangle is this gland found?
Ans: muscular triangle
8.You should find the bifurcation of the common
carotid into external carotid and internal carotid
into which triangle.
Ans: carotid triangle
1. Venous channels in the orbit are:
Ans: a and b
2.In which area of the orbit the supra orbital vein
and the angular vein joins together.
Ans: inner canthus of eye
3.The inferior ophthalmic vein leaves the orbit
posteriorly by:
Ans: joining with the superior ophthalmic vein
4.Ophthalmic vein communicates with the:
Ans: cavernous sinus
5.The inferior ophthalmic vein is smaller then:
Ans: none of above
1.In the foetal skull, which of the following
bones shows the presence of metopic suture?
Ans: frontal bone
2.The coronal and the sagittal sutures of the
skull meet at the:
Ans: bregma
3.In the norma verticalis which area is the most
common site of the fracture in the skull?
Ans: parietal tuber (eminence)
4.In skull bone which is the highest point in
Ans: vertex
1. The most commonly fractured bone of face
Ans: nasal
2. The coronal and the sagittal suture of the
skull meet at the?
Ans: Bregma
3. In the Norma verticalis which area is the most
common site of fracture in the skull?
Ans: Parietal
4. In skull bone which is the highest point in
sagittal suture?
Ans: vertex
5. The following are the characteristics of caput
succedaneum except?
Ans: It is limited to individual bone
1. The most common fracture of face?
Ans: Nasal
3. A sharp projection which is present in the
median plane in lower boundary of piriform
aperture?
Ans: Anterior nasal spine
4. At junction of lateral two third and medial one
third of supra orbital margin a _____ is present?
Ans: Supra orbital notch
5. After nasal bone what is/are the next bones to
fracture in the face?
Ans: Mandible
1. The most common point on external occipital
protuberance is called?
Ans: Inion
2. Name the suture seen in norma occipitalis?
Ans: Sagittal suture
3. The superior nuchal line found on the occipital
bone is a point of attachment for which muscle?
Ans: Trapezius
4. Which structure is passes from mastoid
foramen?
Ans: Both A & B ( Emissary vein & meningeal
branch of occipital artery)
5. The highest nuchal line provides attachment
to?
Ans: Both A & B ( Epicranial aponeurosis
medially & occipital laterally)
THE ANTERIOR TRIANGLE OF THE NECK
1. Which of the following is not a border of
Anterior triangle?
Ans: Sternohyoid
2. Which of the following cranial nerves can
be found in anterior triangle?
Ans: Facial CN vii
3. Which subdivision of anterior triangle....
significant number of lymph nodes?
Ans: Submental triangle
4. What is the superior border of the
muscular triangle?
Ans: Hyoid bone
5. The base of the Submental triangle is
formed by which muscle?
Ans: Mylohyoid
6. Which muscle forms the lateral border of
Anterior triangle?
Ans: Sternocleidomastoid
THE POSTERIOR TRIANGLE
2. Which muscles divides the posterior
triangle into two?
Ans: Inferior belly of omohyoid
3. Which cranial nerve cross the posterior
triangle within the investing layer of fascia?
Ans: Accessory CN xi
What structure forms the anterior border of
posterior triangle?
Ans: Posterior border of SCM
4. Which layer of fascia covers the posterior
triangle?
Ans: Investing
5. Which is not a extent of posterior triangle
of neck?
Ans: Sternocleidomastoid muscle
6. A stab wound just above the left clavicle,
lateral to the Sternocleidomastoid muscle
may be life threatening because of possiblity
of injury to the?
Ans: Subclavian artery
TEMPORAL REGIONS AND
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT
1. _____ joint to allow movements during speech
and mastication?
Ans: Temporo-mandibular joint
2. Inferior boundary of temporal fossa is formed
by?
Ans: Zygomatic arch
3. Which of the following is not a content of infra
temporal fossa?
Ans: Temporal muscle
4. Retraction is produced by?
Ans: Temporalis
5. Which of the following is not a muscle of
mastication?
Ans: Orbicularis oris
