Anatomy - Osteology & Tongue

Palsy of the right genioglosss causes?

• Tongue to right

• Tongue to left

• Soft palate to right

• Soft palate to left

Protrusion of tongue is brought out by?

• genioglossus

• intrinsic muscles of tongue

• styloglossus

• palatoglossus

When a patient protrudes his tongue, it deviated to the right side. which nerve is damaged?

• left hypoglossal

• glossopharyngeal

• right hypoglossal

• facial

In which of the following papillae of the tongue are the taste buds predominantly located?

• circumvallate

• filiform

• fungiform

• foliate

circumvallate papilla are present in?

• behind sulcus terminalis

• front of the sulcus terminalis

• anterior 2/3rd of tongue

• lateral border of the tongue

The papilla present on the margins of the tongue are?

• fungiform

• filiform

• circumvallate

• foliate

tongue develops from which branchial arches?

• I, II, V

• I, II, III

• I, II, IV

• I, II, III, IV

The muscles of tongue are supplied by?

• glossopharyngeal nerve

• lingual nerve

• chorda tympani

• hypoglossal

Sensory fibres to posterior one third of the tongue is supplied by?

• CN-XII

• CN-IX

• CN-X

• CN-VII

Major arterial supply to the tongue is?

• ascending palatine artery

• ascending pharyngeal artery

• lingual artery

• facial artery