Anatomy - Head and Neck and Upper Limb

Question

Which of the following structures does not build the scalp?

Answer 1

Aponeurotic layer

Answer 2

Loose connective tissue

Answer 3

Pericranium

Answer 4

Musculocutaneus n.

Answer 5

Axillary n

Answer 6

Perimysium

Answer 7

Endomysium

Answer 8

Ektomysium

Answer 9

None of the above

Answer 10

Motor nerves supplying diaphragm

Answer 11

Motor nerves supplying superhyoid muscles

Answer 12

Sensory nerves for the neck

Answer 13

Sensory nerves of the cervical viscera

Answer 14

None of above

Answer 15

Axillary, musculocutaneous, radial

Answer 16

Axillary, median, ulnar

Answer 17

Axillary, radial, ulnar

Answer 18

Axillary, median, musculocutaneous

Answer 19

Median, ulnar, radial

Answer 20

Left common carotid artery

Answer 21

Aortic arch

Answer 22

Azygos vein

Answer 23

Right Subclavian artery

Answer 24

Main bronchus

Answer 25

Flexor digitorum superficilais

Answer 26

Flexor carpi ulnaris

Answer 27

Extensor carpi radialis brevis

Answer 28

None of above

Answer 29

Arytenoid and thyroid

Answer 30

Epiglottic and thyroid

Answer 31

Epiglottic and arytenoid

Answer 32

Corniculate and thyroid

Answer 33

Cricoid and thyroid

Answer 34

Two parts by teres major muscle

Answer 35

Three parts by teres major muscle

Answer 36

Three parts by pectoralis minor muscle

Answer 37

Three parts by pectoralis major muscle

Answer 38

Three parts by teres minor muscle

Answer 39

Condylar canal

Answer 40

Jugular foramen

Answer 41

Foramen magnum

Answer 42

Emissary foramen

Answer 43

None of above

Answer 44

Infraorbital

Answer 45

Two heads (ulnar and radial)

Answer 46

Two heads (humero-ulnar and radial)

Answer 47

Two heads (humero-radial and ulnar)

Answer 48

Three heads (humeral, radial, ulnar)

Answer 49

Only one head

Answer 50

Narrow ant trapezoidal in shape

Answer 51

Wide and trapezoidal in shape

Answer 52

Narrow and wedge-shaped

Answer 53

Wide and wedge-shaped

Answer 54

Axillary fossa

Answer 55

Greater supraclavicular fossa

Answer 56

Less supraclavicular fossa

Answer 57

Jugular notch

Answer 58

Carotid triangle

Answer 59

Thyroarytenoid m.

Answer 60

Posterior crico-arytenoid m.

Answer 61

Cricothyroid m.

Answer 62

Vocalis m.

Answer 63

None of above

Answer 64

Somatic sensory

Answer 65

Somatic motor

Answer 66

Visceral sensory

Answer 67

Visceral motor

Answer 68

All of above

Answer 69

Mainly the innermost intercostal muscles

Answer 70

The internal intercostal muscles and the innermost intercostal muscles

Answer 71

Only the transverses thoracic muscles

Answer 72

The external intercostal muscles and probably the innermost intercostal muscles

Answer 73

Only subcostal muscles

Answer 74

Infundibulum anterior part

Answer 75

Infundibulum middle part

Answer 76

Nasal vestibule

Answer 77

Under inferior nasal conche

Answer 78

None of above

Answer 79

Subclavian a.

Answer 80

Axillary a.

Answer 81

Brachial a.

Answer 82

Deep humeral a.

Answer 83

Just above the tip of the greater horn of the hyoid bone

Answer 84

On the level of the submandibular salivary gland

Answer 85

On the inferior lip

Answer 86

In the medial angle of the eye

Answer 87

None is correct

Answer 88

Sensory; supinator

Answer 89

Motor; flexor carpi radialis

Answer 90

Sensory; brachioradialis

Answer 91

Motor; supinator

Answer 92

Sensory; pronator teres

Answer 93

Purkinye fibres

Answer 94

Venous plexuses

Answer 95

Taste buds

Answer 96

Olfactory gromerule

Answer 97

The lateral two are bupennate

Answer 98

The lateral two are unipennate

Answer 99

Link the flexor tendons with extensor tendons

Answer 100

The medial two are innervated by medial nerve

Answer 101

The lateral two are innervated by ulnar nerve

Answer 102

None of above

Answer 103

Facial and pterygoid veins

Answer 104

Superficial temporal and maxillary veins

Answer 105

External and internal jugular veins

Answer 106

Transverse cervical and axillary veins

Answer 107

None of the above

Answer 108

Has no bony attachment

Answer 109

Is innervated by trigeminal n.

Answer 110

Is innervated by facial n.

Answer 111

Intermingles with orbicularis oculi m.

Answer 112

All of above

Answer 113

Innervation

Answer 114

Course of muscle fibers

Answer 115

All of the above

Answer 116

None of the above

Answer 117

is formed posterior to the angle of mandible

Answer 118

it passes in the superficial fascia of the neck

Answer 119

It passes parallel to the anterior margin of the sternocleidomastoid muscle

Answer 120

It passes superficially to the clavicle

Answer 121

It enters the subclavian vein

Answer 122

Sitting position of the body

Answer 123

Semitendinous muscle

Answer 124

Rotator cuff muscles

Answer 125

Carotid triangle

Answer 126

Conducting system of the hearth

Answer 127

Palmar pad of the thumb/ C5

Answer 128

Pad of index finger/ C7

Answer 129

Pad of little finger/ C8

Answer 130

Skin of the medial aspect of the elbow/ T1

Answer 131

Skin of the medial aspect of the arm/ C5

Answer 132

None of above

Answer 133

Thyroid cartilage

Answer 134

Epiglottic cartilage

Answer 135

a) Leaves the skull through foramen magnum

Answer 136

b) Consists of cervical and thoracic roots

Answer 137

c) Innervates deep muscles of the neck

Answer 138

d) Communicates with vagus nerve

Answer 139

e) None of above

Answer 140

Axillary nerve

Answer 141

Profunda brachii artery

Answer 142

Radial nerve

Answer 143

Ulnar nerve

Answer 144

Musculocutaneus nerve

Answer 145

Two rudimentary

Answer 146

Two tricuspid

Answer 147

Seventh cervical vertebrae

Answer 148

Superior thoracic aperture

Answer 149

Sternal angle

Answer 150

Origin the laryngeal recurrent nerve

Answer 151

Subclavian artery

Answer 152

Flexor carpi radialis

Answer 153

Flexor carpi ulnaris

Answer 154

Pronator teres

Answer 155

Pronator quadratus

Answer 156

Medial part of flexor digitorum profundus (ulnar half)

Answer 157

Pharyngobasilar fascia

Answer 158

Thoracolumbar fascia

Answer 159

Reteopharyngeal fasica

Answer 160

Buccopharyngeal fasica

Answer 161

None of the above

Answer 162

Musculocutaneous n.

Answer 163

Anastomoses cephalic and basilic veins

Answer 164

Can be continuation of the median antebrachial vein

Answer 165

May be used for taking the arterial blood sample

Answer 166

Overlies the bicipital aponeurosis

Answer 167

Drains the blood from elbow joint

Answer 168

Is an elevation on pharyngeal wall

Answer 169

Borders anteriorly pharyngeal recess

Answer 170

Is caused by lateral direction of the pharyngotympanic tube

Answer 171

Is due to posterolateral direction of the pharyngotympanic tube

Answer 172

Lies in oropharynx

Answer 173

Submandibular

Answer 174

Flexor carpi ulnaris; pronator teres

Answer 175

Flexor carpi radialis; pronator teres

Answer 176

Palmaris longus; pronator quadratus

Answer 177

Flexor carpi radialis; pronator quadratus

Answer 178

Flexor digitorum; palmaris brevis

Answer 179

a) Rima glottides

Answer 180

b) Conus elasticus

Answer 181

c) Cricoid cartilage

Answer 182

d) Thyroid cartilage

Answer 183

e) Epiglottis

Answer 184

a) Are five in number

Answer 185

Orgin on sides of flexor palmaris superficialis tendon

Answer 186

Are innervated by ulnar nerve

Answer 187

Form the flexor hoods on the digits

Answer 188

Adduct the digits at the metacarpo-phalangeal joints

Answer 189

4th cervical nerve

Answer 190

3rd cervical nerve

Answer 191

5th cervical nerve

Answer 192

2nd cervical nerve

Answer 193

1st thoracic nerve

Answer 194

Frontal sinus

Answer 195

Sphenoidal sinus

Answer 196

Maxillary sinus

Answer 197

Ethmoidal cells

Answer 198

There are no differences in this matter between sinuses

Answer 199

Superior nasal meatus

Answer 200

Middle nasal meatus

Answer 201

Sphenoethmoidal recess

Answer 202

Nasal vestibule

Answer 203

None of above

Answer 204

a) Sternal manubrium

Answer 205

b) Sternal part of clavicle

Answer 206

c) Sternoclavicular joint

Answer 207

d) First costal cartilage

Answer 208

e) None of above

Answer 209

a) Sweetness – lateral margin

Answer 210

b) Saltiness – posterior part

Answer 211

c) Bitterness – apex

Answer 212

d) Sourness – lateral margin

Answer 213

e) None of above

Answer 214

Parietal bone

Answer 215

Mastoid part of temporal bone

Answer 216

Inferior temporal line

Answer 217

Zygomatic arch

Answer 218

Pterygoid process

Answer 219

Subclavius

Answer 220

Pectoralis major

Answer 221

Serratus posterior

Answer 222

Serratus anterior

Answer 223

Infraspinatus

Answer 224

Five/three

Answer 225

Four/three

Answer 226

Hypophysial gland

Answer 227

Parathyroid gland

Answer 228

Palatine tonsil

Answer 229

Pharyngeal tonsil

Answer 230

None of above

Answer 231

Muscles of the arm

Answer 232

Muscles of the pharynx

Answer 233

Rosorius muscle

Answer 234

All of above

Answer 235

Is terminal branch of radial a.

Answer 236

Is terminal branch of ulnar a.

Answer 237

Supplied interosseous spaces

Answer 238

Sends deep palmar branches

Answer 239

Overlies the lumbricales muscles

Answer 240

Bregma; ophthalmic n.

Answer 241

Auricles; C1

Answer 242

Auricles; C2, C3

Answer 243

Mastoid process; vagus n.

Answer 244

Coronary suture; maxillary n.

Answer 245

greater palatine nerve

Answer 246

nasopalatine nerve

Answer 247

lesser palatine nerve

Answer 248

lingual nerve

Answer 249

none of above

Answer 250

Levator veli palatine

Answer 251

Palatopharyngeus

Answer 252

Palatoglossus

Answer 253

Tensor veli palatine

Answer 254

Musculus uvule

Answer 255

Gingiva proper

Answer 256

Alveolar mucosa

Answer 257

Unattached gingiva

Answer 258

Attatched gingiva

Answer 259

None of above

Answer 260

anterior wall

Answer 261

posterior wall

Answer 262

lateral wall

Answer 263

medial wall

Answer 264

inferior wall

Answer 265

Is the terminal branch of the external carotid artery

Answer 266

It originates within the substance of the parotid gland

Answer 267

It passes between the neck of the mandible and sphenomandibular ligament

Answer 268

It passes between the lateral and medial heas of the lateral pterygoid muscle

Answer 269

It gives off the inferior mandibular artery

Answer 270

Valleculae

Answer 271

Medial pterygoid

Answer 272

Lateral pterygoid

Answer 273

Buccinator

Answer 274

Temporalis

Answer 275

Cephalic, basilic and ulnar veins

Answer 276

Basilic, radial and ulnar veins

Answer 277

Median cubital and median anebrachial veins

Answer 278

Cephalic, basilic and median cubital veins

Answer 279

Brachial and antebrachial veins

Answer 280

Swallowing

Answer 281

palatine tonsil

Answer 282

pharyngeal tonsil

Answer 283

Tubal tonsil

Answer 284

Lingual tonsil

Answer 285

Eustachian tonsil

Answer 286

Small auricular nerve

Answer 287

Glossopharyngeal nerve

Answer 288

Internal carotid nerve plexus

Answer 289

Auriculotemporal nerve

Answer 290

Opthalmic nerve

Answer 291

Pterygopalatine nerve

Answer 292

Greater horn of hyoid bone

Answer 293

The mandible

Answer 294

Lesser horn of hyoid bone

Answer 295

Cricoid cartilage

Answer 296

Four months and three years

Answer 297

Six months and three years

Answer 298

Six months and two years

Answer 299

Eight months and two years

Answer 300

Eight months and three years

Answer 301

Anterior and posterior

Answer 302

Medial and lateral

Answer 303

Superior and inferior

Answer 304

Ventral and dorsal

Answer 305

None of above

Answer 306

Cricothyroid ligament

Answer 307

Cricotracheal ligament

Answer 308

Quadrangular membrane

Answer 309

Hyo- epiglottic ligament

Answer 310

All of above

Answer 311

Is innervated by the buccal nerve

Answer 312

It holds the cheek against the walls of the oral and pharyngeal cavity

Answer 313

It provides continuity between the teeth when swallowing

Answer 314

It keeps the food between the teeth when swallowing

Answer 315

It has not a fascial covering

Answer 316

Thoraco. acromial a

Answer 317

Subscapular a

Answer 318

Profunda brachii

Answer 319

Anterior circumflex humeral

Answer 320

Posterior circumflex humeral

Answer 321

Papilla on the lingual aspect of the anterior alveolar ridge

Answer 322

Nodular mass of lymphatic tissue on the apex of the tounge

Answer 323

Fold which separates the internal muscles of the tounge

Answer 324

Location of the opening of the submandibular duct

Answer 325

. Deep lingual vein visible through the thin mucous membrane

Answer 326

Anteriorly

Answer 327

Posteriorly

Answer 328

Between them

Answer 329

Oral cavity

Answer 330

Oral vestibule

Answer 331

transitional zone

Answer 332

vermillion border

Answer 333

None of above

Answer 334

Upper second

Answer 335

Upper first

Answer 336

Lower second

Answer 337

Lower first

Answer 338

Originates from the external carotid artery

Answer 339

It passes superficially to the hyoglossus muscle

Answer 340

It enters the floor of the oral cavity

Answer 341

it supplies the submandibular gland

Answer 342

It supplies the gingiva

Answer 343

posterior to and slightly below the level of the hard plate

Answer 344

Posterior to and slightly above the level of the hard palate

Answer 345

Lateral to the top of soft palate

Answer 346

Lateral to the middle of soft palate

Answer 347

Lateral to the ulva

Answer 348

A place on the floor of the nasal cavity where three veins anastomose

Answer 349

a place on the hard palate, anteriorly to incisive papilla

Answer 350

a place on the nasal septum where five arteries

Answer 351

the most anteriorly located part of inferior nasal cavity

Answer 352

a place where paranasal sinuses open to nasal cavity

Answer 353

C6, C7, C8

Answer 354

C4, C5, C6

Answer 355

C7, C8, T1

Answer 356

C5, C6, C7

Answer 357

Dorsal scapular a

Answer 358

Vertebral a

Answer 359

Brachiocephalic trunk

Answer 360

Brachial a

Answer 361

None of above

Answer 362

SCM, anterior scalene

Answer 363

SCM, digastric, sternothyroid

Answer 364

SCM, digastric, sternohyoid

Answer 365

SCM, digastric, omohyoid

Answer 366

Omohyoid, digastric, anterior scalene

Answer 367

Fimbriated

Answer 368

The main action of the temporal muscle is the elevation of the mandible

Answer 369

The anatomists describe two parts of the masseter

Answer 370

The medial pterygoid muscle depress the mandible

Answer 371

The lateral pterygoid muscle protrude the mandible

Answer 372

Deep fibers of masseter retrude the mandible

Answer 373

Are the source of the sounds

Answer 374

Serve as the main inspiratory sphincter

Answer 375

Produce audible vibrations

Answer 376

Are composed of vocal ligaments vocal processes and muscles

Answer 377

Are rich vascularizeted

Answer 378

Adduction of arytenoids cartilages

Answer 379

Closing the laryngeal inlet

Answer 380

Adjusting tension in vocal folds

Answer 381

Abduction of arytenoids cartilages

Answer 382

None of above

Answer 383

Submandibular gland

Answer 384

Gingival and oral mucosa in the floor of the oral cavity

Answer 385

Sublingual gland

Answer 386

Oral vestibule

Answer 387

Palatine tonsil

Answer 388

Laryngeal inlet

Answer 389

Laryngeal vestibule

Answer 390

Middle chamber of laryngeal cavity

Answer 391

Nasal vestibule

Answer 392

Oropharynx

Answer 393

palmaris longus muscle – flexes the hand at wrist

Answer 394

Flexor carpi ulnaris muscle – flexes and abducts hand at wrist

Answer 395

Flexor digitorum profundus muscle – flexes middle phalanges

Answer 396

Flexor digitorum superficialis muscle – flexes middle phalanges

Answer 397

Flexor pollicis longus muscle – flexes phalanges of the 1st digit

Answer 398

Palmar interossei

Answer 399

Flexor digitorum profundus

Answer 400

Dorsal interossei

Answer 401

Flexor digitorum superficialis

Answer 402

Lumbricals

Answer 403

Posterior cricoarytenoid

Answer 404

Thyroarytenoid

Answer 405

Cricothyroid

Answer 406

Lateral cricoarytenoid

Answer 407

Transverse and oblique arytenoids

Answer 408

Inferior alveolar

Answer 409

Superior; zygomatic arch and the angle of mandible

Answer 410

Anterior; zygomatic arch and the angle of mandible

Answer 411

Inferior; zygomatic arch and the lobulus of the auricule

Answer 412

Anterior; zygomatic arch and the corner of the mouth

Answer 413

None of above

Answer 414

Supraspinatus

Answer 415

Teres major

Answer 416

Teres minor

Answer 417

Infraspinatus

Answer 418

Subscapularis

Answer 419

Nasal cavities

Answer 420

Nasal vestibule

Answer 421

Ethmoid cells

Answer 422

None of above

Answer 423

Contains the vagus nerve

Answer 424

Is limited by sternohyoid muscle

Answer 425

Possesses the nerve point of the neck

Answer 426

Is bordered by SCM

Answer 427

Contains all carotid arteries

Answer 428

Are entirely composed of soft tissue

Answer 429

Internally are lined by oral mucosa

Answer 430

Externally are covered by skin

Answer 431

There is a fold on their inner surface named the frenulum

Answer 432

The vermilion border is caused by pigment accumulation

Answer 433

Is the functional unite consisting of a motor neuron and the muscle fibers it controls

Answer 434

In muscles where precision of movement are required it includes only a few muscle fibers

Answer 435

The number of muscle fibers in a motor unite varies from one to several dozen

Answer 436

All of above

Answer 437

None of above

Answer 438

Elastic, fibrous, arterioles

Answer 439

Elastic, muscular, arterioles

Answer 440

Reticular, elastic, muscular

Answer 441

Conducting, distributing, arterioles

Answer 442

Fibrous, reticular, elastic

Answer 443

Mental nerve

Answer 444

Buccal nerve

Answer 445

Nasopalatine nerve

Answer 446

Lingual nerve

Answer 447

None of above

Answer 448

The mucosa of the hard palate is tightly bound to the underlying bone

Answer 449

The lingual gingive is continuous with the mucosa of palate

Answer 450

Submucous injections of the hard palate are extremely painful

Answer 451

Submucous injections of the hard palate are not very painful

Answer 452

The palatine raphe may be present as a ridge anteriorly and a groove posteriorly

Answer 453

It is the serous salivary gland

Answer 454

Discoid in shape

Answer 455

Is drained by main and accessory sublingual duct

Answer 456

Innervated by oblique chord

Answer 457

Not palpable from side of the oral cavity

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