anat a removals

muscular

 Which is the border of this part (SCM)

trapezius

 Which is a superficial back muscle

V2 > V3 > V1

most to least used branch of trigeminal nerve

temporal

Had a brawl with baseball bat. Where to expect hematoma? 

hypoglossal nerve

 What nerve moves the tongue? 

pia matter

innermost layer of brain

facial nerve

What cranial nerve for stapes (something like that) 

CN XII

innervation of muscles of the tongue

superior of thyroid

Where can the bifurcation of the carotid artery be found?

memorize

infraorbital nerve block

nerve block

junction of mandibular 1st and 2nd premolars

where should we do mental and incisive nerve blocks

multifundus

muscle that acts as support in spine

splenius capitis

Which is part of the deep intrinsic muscles 

macula

Special photoreceptor cones for acuity of vision

c2

prominent feature (dens)

nucleus pulposus and annulus fibrosus

Intervertebral disc is made of 

thyroarytenoid muscle

Which of the ff makes the low pitch (matching type) 

glossopharyngeal nerve

Which innervates the posterior ⅓ of the tongue 

medial wall

Common blowout fracture

3

how many xray films needed to be adequate

panoramic xray

Cheapest type of scan

dentigerous cyst

cyst containing a tooth

temporal ct scan

best for viewing ear

chorda tympani

between the malleus handle and the incus long process

nasolacrimal duct

inferior nasal meatus is where the __ drains at

middle meatus

maxillary sinus drainage

sphenoethmoidal recess

sphenoid sinuses drainage

1. trapezius

2. latissimus dorsi

3. levator scapulae

4. rhomboids

these are examples of a superficial extrinsic muscle

splenius capitis / splenius cervice

superficial intrinsic muscle 

vagus nerve (CN X)

palatoglosus its the only tongue muscle not innervated by the hypoglossal nerve (CN XII). Instead, it is supplied by the __via the pharyngeal plexus.

Superior oblique

 Abducens: Lateral Rectus

Trochlear: __

hyoglossus

depresses and retracts the tongue

4

how many canines in adults

lateral rectus

if the patient is not able to look at the left side using the left eye

carotid massage

decreases blood pressure and slow heart rate

thyroarytenoid muscle

to produce a low-pitch voice

oculomotor

which innervates the superior rectus of the eye?

inferior nasal meatus

nasolacrimal duct: __

masseter

 Facial asymmetry, (all affected) except: 

• orbicularis oris

• Buccal/buccinator

• Dilator of the mouth

• Sphincter of the mouth

• Masseter

8

MATCHING TYPE

Cochlea - ?

Stapedius -

Chorda Tympani -

Tegmen Tympani 

a. 5

b. 7

c. 8

d. 5 and 7

e. 5 and 9

b. 7

MATCHING TYPE

Cochlea -

Stapedius - ?

Chorda Tympani -

Tegmen Tympani 

a. 5

b. 7

c. 8

d. 5 and 7

e. 5 and 9

7

MATCHING TYPE

Cochlea -

Stapedius -

Chorda Tympani - ?

Tegmen Tympani 

a. 5

b. 7

c. 8

d. 5 and 7

e. 5 and 9

5 and 7

MATCHING TYPE

Cochlea -

Stapedius -

Chorda Tympani -

Tegmen Tympani - ?

a. 5

b. 7

c. 8

d. 5 and 7

e. 5 and 9

cerebrum and cerebellum

 Tentorium cerebelli separates the?

opthalmic nerve v1

Superior orbital fissure:

maxillary nerve v2

foramen rotundum :

mandibular nerve v3

foramen ovale

it does not drain

Where does the external carotid artery drain?

trigeminal nerve

Which of the following is both motor and sensory nerve?

Branch of external carotid artery

Which best describes the occipital artery?

parasympathetic nerve

Which type of nerve fibers are carried by cranial nerves III, VII, IX, and X, as well as pelvic splanchnic nerves (S2–S4), that synapse in specific ganglia (ciliary, pterygopalatine, submandibular, otic, and intramural) to innervate target organs such as the eye, salivary glands, lacrimal gland, thoracic and abdominal viscera, and pelvic organs, mediating “rest and digest” functions like pupil constriction, glandular secretion, and visceral regulation?

greater occipital nerve.

sensory innervation of the posterior half of the scalp, which is supplied by the ___

tarsal plate

Which serves as the skeleton of the eyelids?

CN X

Salpingopharyngeus is innervated by the __

submandibular triangle

the following are contents of __

• Submandibular gland

• Facial artery & vein

• Hypoglossal nerve (CN XII)

• Mylohyoid nerve

• Submandibular lymph nodes

danger triangle

the following structures is a part of the __

1. facial vein

2. angular vein

3. cavernous sinus

tympanic membrane

tense in air pressure between the outside and inside of the middle ear

malleus

tensor tympani is responsible for tensing the __

Recurrent laryngeal nerve

Adductor (of vocal cords) → ___

Internal branch, superior laryngeal nerve

Sensation vestibule – B (above vocal cords) →___

External branch, superior laryngeal nerve

Cricothyroid (tensor of vocal cords) → __

Stylopharyngeus (CN IX, Glossopharyngeal nerve)

Glossopharyngeus Muscle → __

inferior

if you suffered a bone fracture, what part of the eye orbital that is commonly damaged 

CN V

Which innervates sensory of the orbit, eyeball?

investing layer

 Fascia that roofs the occipital triangles

superior

What is the border of the submandibular highlighted?

tip of the tongue

A patient walks in smth, swollen lymph nodes with anterior digastric? Which of the following structures will you also locate?

12

Innervated by (the one malapit sa mandible, i think hypoglossal nerve ang tinutukoy)

Facial with 3D reconstruction (CT)

Vehicular crash with multiple fractures → __

3rd molar viewing (OPG)

Panoramic View → __

Magnetic resonance (MRI)

TMJ disorder → __

MRI

Parotid gland vs mass → __

superior constrictor

prevents air entry during breathing; entry of food

inferior constrictor

lower esophageal sphincter

lateral

external branch of laryngeal nerve runs along what surface of the thyroid cartilage?

marginal

Where can mandibular be found?

submental lymph nodes

What does the floor of the mouth contain?