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Anatomy IV
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Preguntas del test (50)
1Which of the following cranial nerves are
responsible for tongue movement?- AA) CN II
- BB) CN III
- CC) CN VII
- DD) CN XI
- EE) CN XII
2Which of the following muscles are innervated by the trigeminal nerve?
- AA) mylohyoid and geniohyoid
- BB) medial and lateral pterygoid
- CC) tensor and levator veli palatini
- DD) anterior and posterior bellies of the digastric
- EE) buccinator and superior pharyngeal constrictor
3Which of the following nerves innervates the taste buds of the posterior one-third of the tongue?
- AA) vagus
- BB) facial
- CC) trigeminal
- DD) hypoglossal
- EE) glossopharyngeal
4Which of the following nerves supplies the sensory component of the anterior two-thirds of the tongue?
- AA) vagus
- BB) facial
- CC) trigeminal
- DD) hypoglossal
- EE) glossopharyngeal
5Which of the following muscles function mainly to protrude or stick out the tongue?
- AA) mylohyoid
- BB) hypoglossal
- CC) genioglossus
- DD) styloglossus
- EE) intrinsic tongue
6The right parietal lobes of the brain interpret sensations from the:
- AA) left face and teeth
- BB) right face and teeth
- CC) right side of tongue and teeth
- DD) gingival and teeth
- EE) both sides of tongue
7Which of the following bones forms the medial wall of the orbit?
- AA) zygomatic
- BB) ethmoid
- CC) palatine
- DD) sphenoid
- EE) frontal
8Which of the following bones forms the lateral wall of the orbit?
- AA) zygomatic
- BB) ethmoid
- CC) palatine
- DD) maxillary
- EE) frontal
9The vagus nerve innervates all of the following muscles EXCEPT:
- AA) levator veli palatini
- BB) palatoglossus
- CC) middle pharyngeal constrictor
- DD) palatopharyngeus
- EE) geniohyoid
10The buccinator muscle originates from which of the following?
- AA) The frontal processes of the maxilla and mandible
- BB) The pterygomandibular raphe and the hyoid bone
- CC) The incisor fossa of mandible and maxilla
- DD) The pterygomandibular ligament and alveolar processes of the maxilla and mandible
- EE) The oblique line of the mandible and maxilla
11The anterior belly of the digastrics mainly functions to:
- AA) Depress the mandible
- BB) Elevate the mandible
- CC) Shift the mandible to the right
- DD) Shift the mandible to the left
- EE) Protrude the mandible
12The maxillary nerve enters the pterygopalatine fossa through which structure?
- AA) Foramen lacerum
- BB) Foramen rotundum
- CC) Pterygoid canal
- DD) Superior orbital fissure
- EE) Foramen ovale
13The contraction of the orbicularis oculi muscle functions mainly to:
- AA) close both eyes
- BB) open one eye
- CC) move both eyes to the left
- DD) move both eyes to the right
- EE) open both eyes
14The eyelids are elevated and retracted by
contraction of which of the following?- AA) tarsal plates
- BB) orbicularis oculi
- CC) superior and inferior recti
- DD) zygomaticus major and minor
- EE) levator palpebrae superioris
15Which of the following muscles are responsible for the puckering action of the lips (kissing)?
- AA) orbicularis oris
- BB) orbicularis oculi
- CC) buccinator
- DD) zygomaticus major and minor
- EE) temporalis
16The patient complains of pain on the left side of his
face. The patient claims that by moving the
mandible to the right, the pain is reduced. The muscle that mainly produces this movement is the- AA) left lateral pterygoid
- BB) left medial pterygoid
- CC) right lateral pterygoid
- DD) left masseter
- EE) right temporalis
17All of the following are found in the infratemporal fossa EXCEPT the:
- AA) Masseter muscle
- BB) Lingual nerve
- CC) Maxillary artery
- DD) Inferior alveolar artery
- EE) Lateral pterygoid muscle
18Which of the following muscles is predominately responsible for the protrusion of the mandible?
- AA) Temporalis
- BB) Masseter
- CC) Medial Pterygoid
- DD) Stylohyoid
- EE) Lateral Pterygoid
19Which of the following is not a part of the sphenoid bone?
- AA) Lesser Wing
- BB) Greater Wing
- CC) Cribriform Plate
- DD) Medial Pterygoid Plate
- EE) Anterior Clinoid Process
20Which of the following structures in the skull has a butterfly shape and is part of the sphenoid bone?
- AA) Sella turcica
- BB) Hyoid bone
- CC) Vomer bone
- DD) Atlas bone
- EE) Axis bone
21Which two bones make up the nasal septum?
- AA) nasal bone and vomer bone
- BB) atlas and axis bone
- CC) perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone and vomer bone
- DD) inferior nasal concha and the vomer bone
- EE) inferior nasal concha and the perpendicular plate of the ethmoid bone
22There are approximately how many facial bones in the adult skull?
- AA) 8
- BB) 10
- CC) 12
- DD) 14
- EE) 16
23Which two bones meet to form the coronal suture?
- AA) parietal and frontal bones
- BB) parietal and occipital bones
- CC) occipital and frontal bones
- DD) sagittal and parietal bones
- EE) zygomatic and parietal bones
24The mastoid process is located in which of the following bones?
- AA) Frontal
- BB) Zygomatic
- CC) Parietal
- DD) Occipital
- EE) Temporal
25Which of the following structures limits the
protrusion of the mandible?- AA) Capsular ligament
- BB) Articular disc
- CC) Stylomandibular ligament
- DD) TMJ ligament
- EE) Hyoid bone
26The temporalis muscle inserts into the:
- AA) Masseter muscle
- BB) Coronoid process
- CC) Hyoid bone
- DD) Foramen ovale
- EE) Condyle
27Hinge movements at the temporomandibular joint occur between the
- AA) articular disk and mandibular condyle
- BB) articular cavity and mandibular condyle
- CC) articular cavity and articular disk
- DD) mandibular condyle and articular eminence
- EE) articular eminence and articular disk
28Fibrocartilage primarily forms the:
- AA) temporomandibular joint
- BB) outer and inner ear
- CC) epiglottis
- DD) trachea
- EE) larynx
29The ophthalmic artery represents a branch of which of the following arteries?
- AA) facial
- BB) occipital
- CC) maxillary
- DD) external carotid
- EE) internal carotid
30The facial artery represents a branch of which of the following arteries?
- AA) mandibular
- BB) occipital
- CC) maxillary
- DD) external carotid
- EE) internal carotid
31Which of the following nerves innervates the sternocleidomastoid muscle?
- AA) Axillary nerve
- BB) Radial nerve
- CC) CN X
- DD) CN XI
- EE) CN XII
32Which of the following carpal bones is most likely to be displaced?
- AA) scaphoid
- BB) lunate
- CC) hamate
- DD) psiform
- EE) trapezium
33The anterior triangle of the neck is bound laterally by which of the following structures?
- AA) Inferior border of the mandible
- BB) Medial border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle
- CC) Trapezius muscle
- DD) Posterior triangle
- EE) Geniohyoid muscle
34All of the following make up the carotid triangle EXCEPT:
- AA) common carotid artery
- BB) internal jugular vein
- CC) vagus nerve
- DD) hypoglossal nerve
- EE) facial artery
35Which of the following nerves provides motor innervation to the thumb?
- AA) Axillary nerve
- BB) Radial nerve
- CC) Median nerve
- DD) CN X
- EE) CN V
36Which of the following rotator cuff muscles is responsible for internal rotation?
- AA) Supraspinatus
- BB) Infraspinatus
- CC) Teres minor
- DD) Subscapularis
- EE) Teres Major
37Which of the following muscle groups makes up the rotator cuff muscles?
- AA) Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis
- BB) Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres major, subscapularis
- CC) Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor, teres major
- DD) Deltoid, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis
- EE) Supraspinatus, teres major, teres minor, subscapularis
38The aortic arch is found in the:
- AA) superior mediastinum
- BB) anterior mediastinum
- CC) middle mediastinum
- DD) posterior mediastinum
- EE) inferior mediastinum
39Which of the following structures is likely found within the anterior mediastinum?
- AA) thoracic duct
- BB) thymus
- CC) heart
- DD) phrenic nerve
- EE) recurrent laryngeal nerve
40Which of the following structures is the first vessel arising from the aorta?
- AA) Right subclavian vein
- BB) Left brachiocephalic trunk
- CC) Right common carotid
- DD) Left subclavian vein
- EE) Right coronary artery
41Which of the following cervical nerves innervates the diaphragm?
- AA) C3-C5
- BB) C2-C6
- CC) C5-C8
- DD) C1-C8
- EE) C1-C9
42Which of the following valves separates the left atrium from the left ventricle?
- AA) mitral valve
- BB) tricuspid valve
- CC) aortic valve
- DD) semilunar valve.
- EE) pulmonary valve
43What is the name of the structure where the right and left hepatic ducts join?
- AA) common hepatic duct
- BB) cystic duct
- CC) common bile duct
- DD) pancreatic duct
- EE) thoracic duct
44What structure is formed when the cystic duct and the common hepatic duct join?
- AA) iliac duct
- BB) thoracic duct
- CC) left hepatic duct
- DD) common bile duct
- EE) right hepatic duct
45Which of the following blood vessels enters the cranial vault through the foramen spinosum?
- AA) middle meningeal artery
- BB) diploic vein
- CC) occipital artery
- DD) superficial temporal artery
- EE) posterior auricular artery
46Which of the following cranial nerves are found in the cavernous sinus?
- AA) CN I- CN III
- BB) CN II- CN V
- CC) CN III- CN VI
- DD) CN IV-CN VIII
- EE) CN V- CN IX
47Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for the sense of smell?
- AA) CNI
- BB) CN II
- CC) CN III
- DD) CN IV
- EE) CN V
48Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for sight?
- AA) CNI
- BB) CN II
- CC) CN III
- DD) CN IV
- EE) CN V
49Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for providing sensation to the cheek?
- AA) CNI
- BB) CN II
- CC) CN III
- DD) CN V
- EE) CN VII
50Which of the following cranial nerves is responsible for lateral gaze?
- AA) CN III
- BB) CN IV
- CC) CN V
- DD) CN VI
- EE) CN VII
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- Praxis Tests: Anatomy Test sobre Anatomy IV, creado por ACAPUN INSTITUTE el 18/09/2021.
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