1. Number of fontanelle present at birth46510 2. Canine fossa of maxilla gives origin toLevator labii superioris alaeque nasiZygomaticus majorZygomaticus minorLevator anguli oris 3. Weakness in posterior pharyngeal wall leading to formation of Pharyngeal pouch is also called as:Killian's dehiscenceKillian's diverticulumZenker's diverticulumPosterior opening Diaphragm 4. Which of the following passes through the foramen magnumVertebral ArterySympathetic chainXlth cranial nerveInternal carotid Artery 5. Baby can breathe even while suckling because of:Short soft palateHigher position of larynxWide and short tongueSmall pharynx 6. The crista galli is a superior extension of which of the following bones?SphenoidEthmoidVomerFrontal 7. The nerve supply of stapedius muscle is:III cranial nerveV cranial nerveVII cranial nerveXI cranial nerve 8. Most frequently damaged cranial nerve with a motor component:OcculomotorVVIIIX 9. Nerve supply of buccinator muscle?VIXVIIXII 10. Which one of the following is a junction of frontal, parietal, temporal and greater wing of sphenoid bonePterionLambdaVertexInion 11. Which of the following is the normal arrangement of lingual nerve and vessels in the tongue from medial to lateral?Nerve, artery and vein.Artery, nerve and vein.Vein, artery and nerve.Nerve, artery. 12. Nerve supply to musculature of tongue is:HypoglossalGlossopharyngealVagusFacial 13. Which of these is not a part of ethmoid boneAgger nasi cellsInferior turbinateUncinate processCribriform plate or crista gali 14. Cubital tunnel syndrome occurs due to compression of which structure:Median nerveRadial nerveUlnar nerveBranchial artery 15. All are of adult size at birth exceptMastoid antrumEar osscicleTympanic CavityMaxillary antrum 16. The number of branches of the internal carotid artery in neck is /are :-NoneOneTwoFour 17. Medial squint occurs due to lesion of:Occulomotor nerveAbducent nerveTrochlear nerveOptic nerve 18. Afferent component of corneal reflex is mediated by:Vagus nerveFacial nerveTrigeminal nerveGlossopharyngeal nerve 19. Proprioceptive fibers are not carried by which cranial nerve:Cranial accessoryGlossopharyngealFacialTrigeminal 20. Which of the following represents the cranial nerve that supplies derivatives of the third branchial arch?FacialAccessoryTrigeminalGlossopharyngeal 21. Nucleus which lies deep to facial colliculus is:VestibulocochlearFacialTrigeminalAbducent 22. Deep cervical fascia splits to enclose:Sternocleidomastoid and trapeziusSternocleidomastoid and diagastricTrapezius and digastricTrapezius and omohyoid 23. The carotid artery may be palpated at theHyoid boneThyroid cartilageTransverse process of C5Transverse process of C6 24. Which of the following is an abductor of the vocal cordsCricothyroidPosterior cricoarytenoidTransverse arytenoidsThyroarytenoid 25. Which of the following structures contacts posteriorly with the isthmus of the thyroid gland?LarynxPharynxTracheaEsophagus 26. VIII cranial nerve affectsTasteEquilibriumTouchSmell 27. Internal carotid localization can be done most appropriately in the:Mastoid regionDigastric triangleTonsillar fossaPterygomandibular space 28. In emergency tracheostomy the following structures are damaged except:Isthmus of the thyroidinferior thyroid arteryThyroid imaInferior thyroid vein 29. Ansa cervicalis supplies all, exceptTwo bellies of Omo-hyoidSterno-hyoidThyro-hyoidSterno-thyroid 30. Which of the following is not attached to oblique line of thyroid cartilage:SternohyoidInferior constrictorThyrohyoidSuperior constrictor 31. All of the following are TRUE regarding the nasolacrimal apparatus EXCEPTthe nasolacrimal duct empties into the superior meatus.relative to the orbit, the nasolacrimal apparatus is located superolaterally.the lacrimal sac drains directly into the nasolacrimal ductthe lacrimal puncta collects tears and then drains directly into the lacrimal canals. 32. Which of the following muscles is supplied by mandibular nerve?StapediusBuccinatorTensor veli palatinePosterior belly of digastric 33. Which of the following, does not form the boundary of the facial recess:Facial nerveChorda tympaniTendon of stapediusShort process of incus 34. All of the following muscles are grouped together as "muscles of mastication" exceptBuccinatorMasseterTemporalisPterygoids 35. Muscle responsible for opening mandible Lateral pterygoidMedial pterygoidTemporalisBuccinator 36. All are supplied by anterior division of mandibular nerve except:Medial pterygoidLateral pterygoidTemporalisMasseter 37. Deepest layer of deep cervical fascia is represented by:Carotid sheathVisceral fasciaTemporal fasciaPrevertebral fascia 38. Each of the following arteries is a branch of the subclavian artery EXCEPTright carotid.thyrocervical.suprascapular.transverse cervical. 39. Which of these is not a tributary of the Internal Jugular Vein:Common facial veinAnterior Jugular veinSuperior thyroid veinMiddle thyroid vein 40. Which of these is a tributary of the IJV:Inferior thyroid veinAnt. Jugular veinSuperior thyroid veinRetromandibular vein 41. Superomedial wall of suboccipital triangle:Anterior arch atlasPosterior arch atlasSuperior Oblique muscleRectus capitis muscle 42. Which of the following is not a branch of facial artery:Lateral nasalInferior alveolarSuperior labialInferior labial 43. Which of the following muscle attaches to the anterior end of the articular disc of the temporomandibular joint?Superficial head of the medial pterygoid muscle.Deep head of the medial pterygoid muscle.Superior head of the lateral pterygoid muscle.Inferior head of the lateral pterygoid muscle. 44. Middle meningeal artery is direct branch ofExternal carotid arteryInternal maxillary arterySuperficial temporal arteryMiddle cerebral artery 45. Lymph from the mandibular incisors drain chiefly into _____.Submandibular nodesSubmental nodesSuperficial parotid nodesDeep cervical nodes 46. Tributaries of cavernous sinus include all of the following except:Superior petrosal sinusInferior petrosa,1 sinusSuperficial middle cerebral veinDeep middle cerebral vein 47. Submandibular gland is separated from sublingual gland viaFibres of mylohyoid musclegenioglossusSubmandibular ductGeniohyoid 48. Waldeyer ring contain all groups of lymph nodes except:TubalPharyngealSubmandibularPalatine 49. Which of the following glands is not supplied by secretomotor fibers of the facial nerve?Parotid glandSubmandibular glandSublingual glandLacrimal gland 50. Bartholin's duct is the name ofParotid ductSubmandibular ductSublingual ductLacrimal duct 51. Which layer of fascia contains lymphatic vessels within the neck?PretrachealPrevertebralSubcutaneousInvesting 52. Posterior Communicating artery is a branch ofInternal carotidExternal carotidSubclavianBasilar artery 53. The maxillary nerve exits the cranium through which foramen:OvaleRotundumStylomastoidInferior orbital fissure 54. Parotid fascia continues anteriorly asFascia lataMassetric fasciaStylomandibular ligamentDeep cervical fascia 55. All the following are true regarding duct of parotid exceptIt runs on MasseterIt pierces the BuccinatorStarts from anterior surface of parotid gladOpens in buccal vestibule opposite lower 2nd molar 56. To which of the following bones is the tensor tympani attached?Incus.Malleus.Stapes.Hyoid. 57. Intrinsic muscle of eyeball are all except:Levator palpebrae superiorisCiliarisSphincter papillaeDilator pupillae 58. The palatine tonsil receives its arterial supply from all of the following, exceptFacialAscending palatineSphenopalatineDorsal lingual 59. Which of the following is not a branch of third part of maxillary arterySupraorbital arteryInfraorbitalSphenopalatineLesser palatine 60. Buccinator is attached posteriorly to:Pterygomandibular rapheStylomandibular ligamentSphenomandibular ligamentTemporomandibular ligament 61. The ligament attached to the lingula isPterygo-mandibularStylo-mandibularSpheno-mandibularTempero-mandibular 62. Nervusintermedius does not carrygeneral somatic afferentgeneral visceral efferentspecial somatic efferentspecial visceral efferent 63. Deoxygenated blood from the transverse sinus drains into theInferior sagittal sinusConfluence of sinusesSigmoid sinusStraight sinus 64. The hypoglossal nerve providesMotor innervation to styloglossus & hyoglossus muscles onlyMotor innervation to all of the muscles of the tongue both intrinsic & extrinsic.Sensory innervation to the posterior 1/3rd of tongue.Sensory innervation to anterior 2/3rd of tongue. 65. A dome shaped skull is known asBrachy-cephalyOxy-cephalyScapho-cephalyRhomb-encephaly 66. Which muscle is attached to transverse process of the first cervical vertebra:Scalenus AnteriorScalenus MediusScalenus PosteriorTrapezius 67. Lateral movement of condyle takes place byContralateral lateral pterygoidIpsilateral lateral pterygoidSame side lateral pterygoidBoth medial and lateral pterygoid 68. Passavant ridge is made of:PalatopharyngeusStylopharyngeusSalpingopharyngeusTensor palatine 69. Geniculate ganglion is associated with:LacrimationTaste sensationSalivationSweating 70. Which of the following wraps around the ligamentum arteriosum?Right recurrent laryngeal nerveLeft brachiocephalic veinRight subclavian veinLeft recurrent laryngeal nerve 71. Mydriasis is due to:Relaxation of sphincter musclesContraction of sphincter musclesRelaxation of radial musclesContraction of radial muscles 72. The middle pharyngeal constrictor is attached toBody of hyoidPterygomandibular rapheRamus of mandibleCricoid cartilage 73. In an emergency, the artery palpated is:CarotidFemoralRadial/ AxillaryBrachial 74. Middle pharyngeal constrictor is attached to:MandibleHyoid bonePterygomandibular rapheCricoid cartilage 75. Which one of the junction of the frontal, parietal, temporal and greater wing of sphenoid?Lambda.Inion.Pterion.Vertex. 76. Which of the following statements are false regarding facial nerve:Has a large sensory nerve and a small motor rootProvides secretomotor fibres to submandibular glandProvides motor supply to the anterior belly of digastric muscleCarries parasympathetic fibres destined to supply nasal and palatine glands 77. Each of the following is TRUE regarding the lacrimal gland EXCEPTit receives postganglionic parasympathetic fibers via the lacrimal nerve.preganglionic fibers synapse at the pterygopalatine ganglion.preganglionic fibers to the lacrimal gland are carried via greater petrosal nerve.the lacrimal gland is mucous secreting. 78. Dilator pupillae Iridis supplied by:Postganglionic parasympathetic fibers from Edinger-Westphal NucleusPostganglionic Parasympathetic fibers from Ciliary GanglionPostganglionic Sympathetic fibers from superior cervical ganglionPostganglionic Sympathetic fibers in the frontotemporal branch of CN V 79. The internal jugular vein in neck is located within:Spinal cordCarotid sheathPosterior triangleDural sheath 80. Danger space is:Carotid sheathSpace between the alar plate and prevertebral fasciaPosterior to prevertebral areaSpace posterior to carotid sheath in posterior triangle 81. Suppose one would necessitate anesthesia of the anterior palatal mucosa. Which of the following nerves innervates this area?NasopalatineMiddle superior alveolarPosterior superior alveolarMaxillary 82. The external jugular vein is formed by which two veins?Anterior retromandibular and anterior facialMaxillary vein and anterior facialPosterior retromandibular and anterior retromandibularPosterior auricular and posterior retromandibular 83. Ostium of maxillary sinus is usually found in:Anterior part of hiatus semilunarisMiddle part of hiatus semilunarisPosterior part of hiatus semilunarisFloor of hiatus semilunaris 84. Blood from the internal carotid artery reaches the posterior cerebral artery by theAnterior cerebral arteryAnterior communicating arteryPosterior communicating arteryPosterior superior cerebellar artery 85. All of the following are branches of external carotid artery except:Superior thyroid arteryAnterior ethmoidal arteryPosterior auricular arteryOccipital artery 86. Cephalic vein drains into:BrachialRadialPoplitealAxillary 87. What passes through aortic aperture of diaphragm:Thoracic duct and vagusThoracic duct and azygous veinPhrenic and vagus nervesVagus nerve and azygous vein 88. Which of the following muscles is spared in injury to cranial accessory nerveStylophayngeusSaplingopharyngeusPalatophayngeusCricopharyngeus 89. During swallowing, muscular contraction results in movements that seal off the oropharynx from the nasopharynx. Which of the following muscles cause movements that result in a fold in the posterior wall of the pharynx?Levator veli palatineTensor veli palatinePalatopharyngeusMusculus Uvulae 90. All of the following are supplied by pharyngeal plexus of nerve, exceptMusculus uvulaePalatoglossusPalatopharyngeusTensor veli palate 91. Which of the following muscles is responsible for the formation of the posterior tonsillar pillar?Stylopharyngeus.Tensor veli palatine.Palatoglossus.Palatopharyngeus. 92. Which of the following pharyngeal muscles shortens the velum?Muscularis uvulaPalatopharyngeusLevator veli palatiniPalatoglossal 93. Which of the following bones do not contribute to the nasal septum?SphenoidLacrimalPalatineEthmoid 94. Third nerve palsy causes all except:PtosisMiosisOutward eye movementDiplopia 95. Enophthalmos is due to palsy ofLevator palpebrac superiorisSuperior tarsal muscleOrbitalis musclelnferior tarsal muscle 96. The infraorbital nerve is a branch of theOptic nerveOculomotor nerveOphthalmic nerveMaxillary nerve 97. Which of the following is not true about, the Trochlear nerveHas the longest intracranial courseSupplies the ipsilateral superior oblique muscleOnly cranial nerve that arises from the dorsal aspect of the brainstemEnters orbit through the superior orbital fissure outside the annulus of Zinn 98. Which of the following nerve does not carry parasympathetic fibres:FacialTrochlearOcculomotorGlossopharyngeal 99. All of the following are digastrics muscles except:Muscle fibers in ligament of TreitzOmohyoidOccipitofrontalisSternocleidomastoid 100. The stylomandibular ligament has its origin at which of the following bones?TemporalSphenoidOccipitalMaxilla Loading...