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Week 5 Head and Neck

Total questions: 43

Worksheet time: 31mins

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1.

The muscles of mastication are innervated by the __________.

a)

mandibular branch (V3) of CN-V (Trigeminal Nerve)

b)

mandibular branch (V4) of CN-V (Abducens Nerve)

c)

mandibular branch (V2) of CN-V (Vagus Nerve)

2.

The masseter muscle has a superficial and deep head.


1. Its origin is the _________.


2. One insertion site for the masseter is the angle of the mandible (superficial head). The other insertion is the ________ (deep head).

a)

1. zygomatic arch 2. mandibular ramus

b)

1. mandibular ramus 2. zygomatic arch

c)

1. zygomatic arch 2. maxillary tuberosity

3.

Select the actions of the masseter muscle.

a)

elevates mandible

b)

retracts mandible

c)

protrudes mandible

d)

lateral deviation of mandible

4.

1. The origin of the temporalis muscle is the _________.


2. The insertion of the temporalis muscle is the _________.

a)

1. temporal fossa 2. coronoid process of the mandible

b)

1. infratemporal fossa 2. coronoid process of the mandible

c)

1. epicranial aponeurosis 2. maxillary tuberosity

5.

Select the actions of the temporalis muscle.

a)

elevates mandible

b)

protrudes mandible

c)

retracts mandible

d)

lateral deviation of mandible

6.

The medial pterygoid muscle has a superficial and deep head. Select their sites of insertion.

a)

medial surface of ramus

b)

coronoid process of mandible

c)

angle of the mandible

d)

coronoid notch

e)

genial tubercles

7.

Select the actions of the medial pterygoid muscle.

a)

elevates mandible

b)

retracts mandible

c)

protrudes mandible

d)

lateral deviation of mandible

8.

The 1. _________ and 2. _________ muscles create a sling cradling the angle of the mandible.

a)

1. masseter 2. medial pterygoid

b)

1. masseter 2. lateral pterygoid

c)

1. lateral pterygoid 2. medial pterygoid

d)

1. temporalis 2. medial pterygoid

9.

Select the actions of the lateral pterygoid muscle.

a)

protrudes mandible

b)

depresses mandible

c)

elevates mandible

d)

lateral deviation of mandible

10.

Select the suprahyoid muscles.

a)

digastric

b)

mylohyoid

c)

stylohyoid

d)

geniohyoid

e)

hypoglossus

11.

Select the actions of the digastric muscle.

a)

elevate hyoid bone

b)

depress hyoid bone

c)

depress mandible

d)

elevate mandible

12.

The anterior belly of the digastric muscle is innervated by the:

a)

mandibular branch (V3) of CN-V (Trigeminal Nerve)

b)

CN VII (facial)

c)

maxillary branch (V2) of CN-V (Trigeminal Nerve)

d)

ophthalmic branch (V1) of CN-V (Trigeminal Nerve)

13.

The posterior belly of the digastric muscle is innervated by the:

a)

CN VIII (vestibulocochlear)

b)

CN VI (abducens)

c)

CN VII (facial)

d)

CN IX (glossopharyngeal)

14.

Select the actions of the mylohyoid muscle.

a)

elevate hyoid bone

b)

depress hyoid bone

c)

depress mandible

d)

elevate tongue during swallowing

15.

Select the actions of the stylohyoid muscle.

a)

elevate hyoid bone

b)

depress mandible

c)

retract hyoid bone

d)

elevate mandible

16.

Select the actions of the geniohyoid muscle.

a)

elevate hyoid bone

b)

protrude hyoid bone

c)

depress mandible

d)

elevate mandible

17.

Select the infrahyoid muscles.

a)

sternohyoid

b)

sternothyroid

c)

omohyoid

d)

thyrohyoid

e)

geniohyoid

18.

Most of the infrahyoid muscles depress the hyoid bone during swallowing and speech, except one. Which is the exception?

a)

sternohyoid

b)

omohyoid

c)

sternothyroid

d)

thyrohyoid

19.

1. The Sternothyroid muscle originates on the sternum and inserts on the thyroid cartilage.


2. Its action is to depress the thyroid cartilage and larynx. It does NOT directly depress the hyoid bone.

a)

first statement true, second false

b)

first statement false, second true

c)

both true

d)

both false

20.

Select the actions of the thyrohyoid muscle.

a)

elevates thyroid cartilage & larynx

b)

depresses thyroid cartilage & larynx

c)

depresses hyoid bone

d)

elevates hyoid bone

21.

The tongue muscles consist of two symmetrical halves divided by a median septum at the ____________.


The tongue muscles are divided further into extrinsic and intrinsic tongue muscles.

a)

median lingual sulcus

b)

sulcus terminalis

c)

uvula

22.

Select the actions of the genioglossus muscle.

a)

protrude the tongue

b)

retrude the tongue

c)

elevate the tongue

d)

depress the tongue

23.

1. The origin of the hypoglossus muscle is the _______.


2. The insertion of the hypoglossus muscle is the _______.


The action is to depress the tongue.

a)

1. greater cornu of hyoid bone 2. lateral surface of tongue

b)

1. lesser cornu of hyoid bone 2. lateral surface of tongue

c)

1.body of hyoid bone 2. lateral surface of tongue

24.

1. The origin of the styloglossus muscle is the _______.


2. The insertion of the styloglossus muscle is the _______.


The action is to retract the tongue.

a)

1. styloid process of temporal bone 2. lateral aspect of tongue

b)

1. styloid process of temporal bone 2. apex of tongue

c)

1. styloid process of temporal bone 2. submandibular fossa

25.

The superior, middle, and inferior pharyneal constrictors overlap. They insert onto the ________. The action is to move food downward.

a)

median pharyngeal raphe

b)

hyoid bone

c)

larynx

d)

thyroid cartilage

26.

There are ____ paired muscles of the soft palate.


The muscles of the soft palate are all involved in speaking and swallowing.

a)

4

b)

5

c)

6

d)

8

27.

1. The palatoglossus muscles form the __________.


2. Its action is to elevate and arch the tongue to the soft palate & depress the soft palate towards the tongue.

a)

1. anterior faucial pillar 2. true

b)

1. anterior faucial pillar 2. false

c)

1. posterior faucial pillar 2. true

d)

1. posterior faucial pillar 2. false

28.

1. The palatopharyngeus muscle forms the __________.


2. Its action is to move the palate superior & posterior to help close off nsaopharynx.

a)

1. posterior faucial pillar 2. true

b)

1. anterior faucial pillar 2. true

c)

1. posterior faucial pillar 2. false

d)

1. anterior faucial pillar 2. false

29.

1. All of the muscles of the soft palate are innervated by pharyngeal plexus.


2. The tensor veli palatini muscle is innervated by the mandibular branch (V3) of CN-V (Trigeminal Nerve)

a)

first statement true, second false

b)

first statement false, second true

c)

both true

d)

both false

30.

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41.

The pharyngeal constrictors are innervated by the (a)   nerve.

42.

The muscle in green elevates and widens the pharynx. It is innervated by the CN: glossopharyngeal IX.

a)

stylopharyngeus

b)

palatopharyngeus

c)

salpingopharyngeus

43.

All of the intrinsic muscles of the tongue are innervated by:

a)

CN X vagus

b)

CN VII facial

c)

CN XII hypoglossal

d)

CN IX glossopharyngeal