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1. The maxillary nerve passes through which of the following?

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2. Suppose one would necessitate anesthesia of the anterior palatal mucosa. Which of the following nerves innervates this area?

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3. Which of the following nerve innervates the capsule of the temporomandibular joint

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4. Thumb is related to which dermatome:

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5. Not a retractor of scapula:

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6. Which structure does not pass through the jugular foramen

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7. Mylohyoid nerve, the nerve which supplies mylohyoid and anterior belly of digastric, is a branch of

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8. Pes anserinus is formed in tibia at the site of insertion of Sartorius, gracilis and semitendinosus. Similar pes anserinus in the craniofacial region is found in:

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9. Muscle responsible for side to side movement of mandible:

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10. Chorda tympani leaves skull through which of the following Foramen

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11. Branch of external carotid artery that runs along posterior border of digastrics

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12. Axillary Artery is divided into three parts by

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13. Cephalic vein drains into:

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14. The artery most commonly involved in stroke is the

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15. External carotid artery derived from which arch:

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16. The primary germ layers develop during

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17. Type of collagen not seen in cartilage is

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18. The infraorbital nerve is a branch of the

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19. Ansa cervicalis supplies all, except

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20. Kiesselbach area is formed by:

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