Question 1 of 20 1. Thyroid Cartilage Develops from3rd Branchial Arch6th Branchial Arch2nd Branchial Arch4th Branchial ArchQuestion 1 of 20Question 2 of 20 2. Whitnall's ligament refers toSuspensory ligament of lensSuperior transverse ligament of the eyeNone of the aboveSuperior oblique tendonQuestion 2 of 20Question 3 of 20 3. Each of the following embryologic structures is derived from the first branchial arch EXCEPT one. Which one is this EXCEPTION?Maxillary processTuberculum imparIntermaxillary processMandibular processQuestion 3 of 20Question 4 of 20 4. Histologically, the osteoclasts of bone resorption are typicallyMultinuclear.Mononuclear.Polymorphonuclear.Anuclear.Question 4 of 20Question 5 of 20 5. All are true about trigeminal nerve, except:Originates between pons and medullaSupply all maxillary teethSupply all muscles of masticationGanglion is located at apex of petrous temporal bone.Question 5 of 20Question 6 of 20 6. All of the following are digastrics muscles except:OccipitofrontalisOmohyoidMuscle fibers in ligament of TreitzSternocleidomastoidQuestion 6 of 20Question 7 of 20 7. Superior thyroid artery is closely related toExternal laryngeal nerveInferior thyroid arteryRecurrent laryngeal nerveInternal laryngeal nerveQuestion 7 of 20Question 8 of 20 8. The suture between the two halves of the Frontal bones isMetopicMendosalSymphysisCoronalQuestion 8 of 20Question 9 of 20 9. Nerve to mylohyoid is a branch of:Maxillary nerveFacial nerveMandibular nerveOphthalmic nerveQuestion 9 of 20Question 10 of 20 10. Muscles of mastication are derived from:3rd arch4th arch1st arch2nd archQuestion 10 of 20Question 11 of 20 11. Deepest layer of deep cervical fascia is represented by:Visceral fasciaPrevertebral fasciaTemporal fasciaCarotid sheathQuestion 11 of 20Question 12 of 20 12. Epidural hematoma in the temporoparietal region is commonly caused by the rupture ofAnterior vertebral arteryOpthalmic veinsMiddle meningeal arteryDural venous sinusQuestion 12 of 20Question 13 of 20 13. Common carotid artery bifurcates atAt the hyoid boneUpper border of thyroid cartilagea Upper border of cricoid cartilageAt the sternal angleQuestion 13 of 20Question 14 of 20 14. Melanocytes are a type of:KeratocytesDendritic cellsComeocytesMerkel cellsQuestion 14 of 20Question 15 of 20 15. Damage to facial nerve just above branching of chorda tympani nerve injury. All of the following are features of unilateral hypoglossal nerve damage exceptLoss of taste from tongueParalysis of muscles of facial expressionDecreased salivationHyperacusisQuestion 15 of 20Question 16 of 20 16. Sublingual salivary gland liesDeep to GeniohyoidIn the vestibuleSuperior to MylohyoidInferior to MylohyoidQuestion 16 of 20Question 17 of 20 17. In an emergency, the artery palpated is:Radial/ AxillaryCarotidFemoralBrachial Question 17 of 20Question 18 of 20 18. Bells palsy is usually due to:9th cranial nerve lesionUpper motor lesion of 7th cranial nerveLower motor lesion of 7th cranial nerve5th Cranial nerve lesionQuestion 18 of 20Question 19 of 20 19. Palatine tonsils are lined by:Pseudostratified epitheliumKeratinized epitheliumStratified squamous epitheliumCuboidal epitheliumQuestion 19 of 20Question 20 of 20 20. Which is the Nucleus of Masseteric Reflex?A. Superior sensory nucleus of trigeminal nerveSpinal nucleus of trigeminal nerveMesencephalic nucleus of trigeminal nerveDorsal nucleus of vagus nerveQuestion 20 of 20 Loading...