Worksheetscraniofacial
Total questions: 13
Worksheet time: 7mins
a newborn with defect in hearing has defect in which arch?
first
third
fourth
sixth
a newborn with poorly developed larynx can have a defect in which arch?
first
second
third
sixth
a newborn with poorly developed anterior two thirds of tongue can have a defect in which arch?
first
second
third
sixth
a child with first arch syndrome can have a defect in which of the following structures?
frontal bone
stapes
hyoid bone
maxilla
match pharyngeal arch with its muscle derivative
first arch
risorius
stylopharyngeus
temporalis
cricothyroid
match pharyngeal arch with its muscle derivative
second arch
medial pterygoid
buccinator
temporalis
masseter
match pharyngeal arch with its muscle derivative
third arch
palatopharyngeus
stylpharyngeus
digastric
zygomaticus major
a child is diagnosed with Pierre robin syndrome which one the following is a common feature?
underdeveloped mandible
cleft nose
slanting eyes
preauricular sinus
a child is diagnosed with branchial cyst, this defect is caused by failure of fusion between
3rd and 6th arches
2nd and 5th arches
second and sixth arches
first and 4th arches
match structure with embryological origin:
superior parathyroid
first pharyngeal pouch
second pharyngeal pouch
third pharyngeal pouch
fourth pharyngeal pouch
match structure with embryological origin:
thymus
first pharyngeal pouch
second pharyngeal pouch
third pharyngeal pouch
fourth pharyngeal pouch
match structure with embryological origin:
external auditory meatus
second pharyngeal cleft
second pharyngeal pouch
first pharyngeal cleft
fourth pharyngeal pouch
failure of fusion between..........and .........causes
unilateral cleft lip
two medial nasal proccesses
mandibular and maxillary processes
maxillary and medial nasal processes
lingual swellings
