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The Upper Respiratory Tract
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1What occurs within the nasal cavity?
- AAlmost 100% saturation of air with water
- B50% saturation of air with water
- CAlmost 100% saturation of blood with oxygen
- DCooling of the air
2What is the opening of the nose referred to as?
- AAnterior nares
- BPosterior nares
- CNasal cavity
- DParanasal sinus
3What does the posterior nares lead to?
- APharynx
- BLarynx
- CTrachea
- DBronchi
4What name is given to the folds of the nasal cavity wall that force air to cross on top and in-between to warm it?
- ANasal conchae
- BParanasal sinuses
- CNares
- DNostrils
5Which of the following is another mechanism to increase warming of air entering the nasal cavity?
- ABlood vessels in nasal cavity close to mucosa
- BTwo nostrils instead of one
- CSecretion of mucous
- DSimple squamous epithelium
6Drag and drop the correct answers to describe the nasal cavity shown here.
- ASinus in frontal bone
- BNasal bone
- CHyaline cartilage
- DAnterior nares
- EMaxilla
- FHard palate
- GNasopharynx
- HInferior nasal concha
- IMiddle nasal concha
- JSuperior nasal concha
- KEthmoid bone
- LSinus in sphenoid bone
- MNasopharyngeal tonsil
- NPosterior nares
- OOpening of auditory tube
- PSoft palate
7Drag and drop the correct labels to describe the respiratory tract as shown below.
- AUpper respiratory tract
- BNasal cavity
- CPharynx
- DLarynx
- ELower respiratory tract
- FTrachea
- GPrimary bronchi
- HLungs
8What is the pharynx?
- AA muscular tube connecting the oral and nasal cavity to the larynx and oesophagus
- BA cartilaginous tube connecting the oral and nasal cavity to the larynx and oesophagus
- CA fold of nasal mucosa found in the nasal cavity
- DThe anterior opening of the nose
9Where does the pharynx begin?
- ABase of the skull
- BAnterior nares
- CEpiglottis
- DCricoid cartilage
10Where does the pharynx end?
- ACricoid cartilage (C6)
- BCricoid cartilage (C1)
- CBase of the skull
- DPosterior nares
11Drag and drop the correct answers to describe this portion of the upper respiratory tract, paying particular attention to the pharynx.
- APosterior/internal nares
- BOral cavity
- CUvula
- DEpiglottis
- ELarynx
- FOesophagus
- GNasopharynx
- HOropharynx
- ILaryngopharynx
12Which part of the pharynx conditions inspired air and propagates it into the larynx?
- ANasopharynx
- BOropharynx
- CLaryngopharynx
13Which part of the pharynx is lined with respiratory epithelium (ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium with goblet cells)?
- ANasopharynx
- BOropharynx
- CLaryngopharnx
14In which part of the pharynx will you find the adenoid tonsils?
- ANasopharynx
- BOropharynx
- CLaryngopharynx
15Where does the oropharynx end?
- ASuperior border of the epiglottis
- BInferior border of the epiglottis
- CCricothyoid cartilage
- DSoft palate
16How much of the tongue does the oropharynx contain?
- APosterior 1/3
- BAnterior 1/3
- CNone
- DAll
17Which of the following are found in the oropharynx?
- ALingual tonsils (lymphoid tissue at base of tongue)
- BPalatine tonsils (in the tonsillar fossa)
- CSuperior constrictor muscle
- DAdenoid tonsils
- ERespiratory epithelium
18Which phases of swallowing is the oropharynx involved in?
- AVoluntary only
- BInvoluntary only
- CVoluntary and involuntary
19Where does the laryngopharynx occur?
- ABetween the superior border of the epiglottis and inferior border of the cricoid cartilage (C6)
- BBetween the inferior border of the epiglottis and inferior border of the cricoid cartilage (C6)
- CBetween the posterior nares and the superior border of the epiglottis
- DBetween the soft palate and the superior border of the epiglottis
20The laryngopharynx communicates with the larynx via the laryngeal inlet.
- ATrue
- BFalse
21Where are the middle and inferior pharyngeal constrictors found?
- ANasopharynx
- BOropharynx
- CLaryngopharynx
22From what does the pharynx receive sensory innervation from?
- AGlossopharyngeal nerve (CNIX)
- BVagus nerve (CNX)
- CExternal laryngeal nerve
- DSuperior cervical ganglion
23Which nerve innervates all the muscles of the pharynx except the stylopharyngeus?
- AVagus nerve (CNX)
- BGlossopharyngeal nerve (CNIX)
- CExternal laryngeal nerve
- DSuperior cervical ganglion
24Arterial supply to the pharynx is achieved by branches of the....
- AExternal carotid artery
- BInternal carotid artery
- CVertebral arteries
- DBasilar artery
25The pharyngeal venous plexus drains into...
- AThe internal jugular vein
- BThe external jugular vein
- CThe brachiocephalic vein
- DThe superior sagittal sinus
26The structure of the larynx is primarily...
- ACartilaginous
- BBony
- CMuscular
- DMembranous
27Where does the larynx span between?
- AC3 and C6
- BC5 and C7
- CC1 and C7
- DC2 and C7
28The larynx is continuous with the trachea inferiorly.
- ATrue
- BFalse
29What is found posterior to the larynx?
- AOesophagus
- BCricoid cartilage
- CTrachea
- DNasopharynx
30Anatomically, the internal cavity of the larynx can be divided into three sections. Which section will you find between the inferior surface of the epiglottis and the vestibular folds/false vocal cords?
- ASupraglottis
- BGlottis
- CSubglottis
31Anatomically, the internal cavity of the larynx can be divided into three sections. Which section will you find containing the vocal cords and 1cm below them?
- ASupraglottis
- BGlottis
- CSubglottis
32Anatomically, the internal cavity of the larynx can be divided into three sections. Which section will you find between the inferior border of the glottis to the inferior border of the cricoid cartilage?
- ASupraglottis
- BGlottis
- CSubglottis
33What type of epithelium will you find in the interior surface of the larynx?
- APseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
- BStratifed squamous epithelium
- CSimple columnar epithelium
- DSimple ciliated columnar epithelium
34Which structure of the larynx is, uniquely, lined by stratified squamous epithelium?
- ATrue vocal cords
- BVestibular folds/false vocal cords
- CCricoid cartilage
- DGlottis
35Drag and drop the correct labels to describe the internal structure of the larynx.
- AEpiglottis
- BThyrohyoid membrane
- CCuneiform cartilage
- DCorniculate cartilage
- EArytenoid cartilage
- FArytenoid muscle
- GCricoid cartilage
- HCricothyroid ligament
- ICricotracheal ligament
- JTracheal cartilages
- KVocal fold/true vocal cord
- LThyroid cartilage
- MVestibular fold/false vocal cord
- NFatty pad
- OThryohyoid membrane
- PHyoid bone
36Which of the following cartilages of the larynx are unpaired?
- AThyroid cartilage
- BCricoid cartilage
- CEpiglottis
- DArytenoid cartilage
- ECorniculate cartilage
- FCuneiform cartilage
37Which unpaired cartilage of the larynx is composed of two sheets which join together anteriorly to form the laryngeal prominence (Adam's apple)?
- AThyroid cartilage
- BCricoid cartilage
- CEpiglottis
38The posterior border of each sheet of the thyroid cartilage projects superior and inferiorly. Where does the superior horn attach?
- ATo the hyoid bone via the lateral thyrohyoid ligament
- BTo the hyoid bone directly
- CTo the cricoid cartilage
- DTo the vertebral column
39The posterior border of each sheet of the thyroid cartilage projects superior and inferiorly. Where does the inferior horn attach?
- ATo the cricoid cartilage
- BTo the hyoid bone directly
- CTo the hyoid bone via the lateral thyrohyoid ligament
- DTo the vertebral column
40Which unpaired cartilage of the larynx is a complete ring of hyaline cartilage?
- ACricoid cartilage
- BThyroid cartilage
- CEpiglottis
41Where will you find the cricoid cartilage?
- AC6
- BC1
- CC2
- DT1
42The epiglottis is a leaf-shaped plate of elastic cartilage marking the entrance to the larynx. Where is its 'stalk' attached?
- AAnterior aspect of the thyroid cartilage
- BAnterior aspect of the cricoid cartilage
- CHyoid bone
- DVertebra prominens (C7)
43When does the epigottis flatten to close off the larynx?
- ASwallowing
- BBreathing
- CTalking
- DCoughing
44Drag and drop the correct answers to describe the cartilages of the larynx.
- AEpiglottis
- BThyroid cartilage
- CArytenoid cartilage
- DCricoid cartilage
- ECorniculate cartilages
45Drag and drop the correct answers to describe the cartilages of the larynx.
- AEpiglottis
- BHyoid bone
- CThyrohyoid ligament
- DLaryngeal prominence
- EThyroid cartilage
- FCricothyroid ligaments
- GCricoid cartilage
- HCricotracheal ligament
- ITracheal cartilages
- JLarynx
- KTrachea
- LVentricular fold
- MVocal fold
- NArytenoid cartilages
46Drag and drop the correct labels to describe the extrinsic ligaments of the larynx.
- AMedial thyrohyoid ligament
- BThyrohyoid membrane
- CLateral thyrohyoid ligament
- DInternal laryngeal nerve
- ESuperior laryngeal artery
- FMedian cricothyroid ligament
- GCricothyroid ligament
- HCricotracheal ligament
47Drag and drop the correct answers to describe this coronal section of the larynx.
- AVestibule of the larynx
- BEpiglottis
- CHyoid bone
- DThyroid cartilage
- EVestibular fold
- FVocal ligament
- GVocal fold
- HVocalis muscle
- IInfraglottic space
- JTrachea
- KCricoid cartilage
48Drag and drop the correct labels to describe the neurovasculature of the larynx.
- ASuperior thyroid artery
- BSuperior laryngeal artery
- CCommon carotid artery
- DCricothyroid branch
- EInferior laryngeal artery
- FInferior thyroid artery
- GThyrocervical trunk
- HRight subclavian artery
- IBrachiocephalic trunk
- JAortic arch
- KRecurrent laryngeal nerve
- LInferior laryngeal nerve
- MCricothyroid
- NSuperior laryngeal nerve (external)
- OSuperior laryngeal nerve(internal branch
- PVagus nerve
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