Uic Com Anatomy Head And Neck Quiz

Front 1

Is the lavator scapulae m. innervated by dorsal or ventral rami?

Back 1

ventral

Front 2

Name an upper limb muscle that has origin from the thoracolumbar fascia

Back 2

latissimus dorsi m.

Front 3

does the longissimus m. lie superficial or deep to the splenius m.

Back 3

deep

Front 4

of which generic group of deep back muscles is the semipinalis cervicis a member?

Back 4

transversospinal

Front 5

which body plane is commonly used a guide to locate the site of lumbar puncture? what vertebral level does this correspond to?

Back 5

supracristal plane, LV4/LV5

Front 6

what nerve innervates the obliquus capitis inferior m.?

Back 6

the suboccipital n. (C1 dorsal ramus)

Front 7

give the insertion of the obliquus capitis inferior m.

Back 7

transverse process of atlas

Front 8

through which foramina does the vertebral a. traverse?

Back 8

transverse foramina of CV1-6 and foramen magnum

Front 9

at which vertebral level does the subdural cavity end inferiorly?

Back 9

SV2

Front 10

At which vertebral level does the spinal cord end?

Back 10

LV1/LV2

Front 11

name the inferior-most structure of the spinal cord

Back 11

the conus medullaris

Front 12

name the inferior-most structure of the spinal cord

Back 12

the conus medullaris

Front 13

accentuation of the thoracic curvature is clinically known as what?

Back 13

kyphosis

Front 14

what structure functionally replaces the body of the atlas?

Back 14

the dens of CV2

Front 15

accentuation of the thoracic curvature is clinically known as what?

Back 15

kyphosis

Front 16

what structure functionally replaces the body of the atlas?

Back 16

the dens of CV2

Front 17

what dermatome is supplied by the greater occipital n.?

Back 17

C2

Front 18

Via which bony foramen do the sigmoid sinuses drain their contents?

Back 18

the jugular foramen

Front 19

what dermatome is supplied by the greater occipital n.?

Back 19

C2

Front 20

On which structure does the straight sinus lie?

Back 20

the tentorium cerebelli

Front 21

Via which bony foramen do the sigmoid sinuses drain their contents?

Back 21

the jugular foramen

Front 22

which stuctures join to form the straight sinus?

Back 22

The inferior sagittal sinus and the great cerebral v.

Front 23

On which structure does the straight sinus lie?

Back 23

the tentorium cerebelli

Front 24

what structure in the infant lies in the space of the bregma?

Back 24

the anterior fontanelle

Front 25

which stuctures join to form the straight sinus?

Back 25

The inferior sagittal sinus and the great cerebral v.

Front 26

at what point does the ICA have endothelium covering both its internal and external surfaces?

Back 26

in the cavernous sinus

Front 27

what structure in the infant lies in the space of the bregma?

Back 27

the anterior fontanelle

Front 28

which structure lies immediately inferior to the diaphragma sellae?

Back 28

the hypophysis

Front 29

at what point does the ICA have endothelium covering both its internal and external surfaces?

Back 29

in the cavernous sinus

Front 30

which structure lies immediately inferior to the diaphragma sellae?

Back 30

the hypophysis

Front 31

infection of the cavernous sinus could compromise which nerves?

Back 31

CN 3, 4, V1, V2, and 6

Front 32

would hemorrhage in the subdural space typically be from a vein or artery?

Back 32

vein

Front 33

which bone borders the foramen magnum?

Back 33

occipital

Front 34

which foramen does the middle meningeal a. traverse?

Back 34

foramen spinosum

Front 35

the nerve accompanying the middle meningeal a. is a branch of what?

Back 35

V3

Front 36

what bone is the mastoid process a part of?

Back 36

temporal bone

Front 37

name 3 muscles that insert on the mastoid process

Back 37

splenius capitis, longissimus capitis, sternocleidomastoid

Front 38

what nerve(s) are sensory to the dura mater of post. cranial fossa?

Back 38

C1-3

Front 39

what nerve(s) are sensory to the dura of the anterior cranial fossa?

Back 39

CN 5 (V1)

Front 40

what nerve(s) are sensory to the tentorium cerebelli?

Back 40

tentorial branch of V1

Front 41

infection of the cavernous sinus could compromise which nerves?

Back 41

CN 3, 4, V1, V2, and 6

Front 42

would hemorrhage in this subdural space typically be from a vein or artery?

Back 42

vein

Front 43

which bone borders the foramen magnum?

Back 43

occipital

Front 44

which foramen does the middle meningeal a. traverse?

Back 44

foramen spinosum

Front 45

the nerve accompanying the middle meningeal a. is a branch of what?

Back 45

V3

Front 46

what bone is the mastoid process a part of?

Back 46

temporal bone

Front 47

name 3 muscles that insert on the mastoid process

Back 47

splenius capitis, longissimus capitis, sternocleidomastoid

Front 48

what nerve(s) are sensory to the dura mater of post. cranial fossa?

Back 48

C1-3

Front 49

what nerve(s) are sensory to the dura of the anterior cranial fossa?

Back 49

CN 5 (V1)

Front 50

what nerve(s) are sensory to the tentorium cerebelli?

Back 50

tentorial branch of V1

Front 51

name the terminal branches of the internal thoracic a.

Back 51

musculophrenic and sup. epigastric

Front 52

what is the surface landmark for the bifuracation of the brachiocephalic tr.?

Back 52

sternoclavicular joint

Front 53

which structures give rise to the EJV?

Back 53

retromandibular (post. division) & posterior auricular vv.

Front 54

which nerve is closely associated with the anterior surface of the anterior scalene m?

Back 54

phrenic n.

Front 55

what is the function of the internal branch of the the sup. laryngeal n.?

Back 55

sensory and secretomotor to the larynx above the true vocal folds

Front 56

to which jugular v. is the facial v. principally tributary?

Back 56

IJV

Front 57

name the direct branches of the costocervical tr.

Back 57

highest intercostal and deep cervical aa.

Front 58

of what is the suprascapular a. a branch?

Back 58

thyrocervical tr.

Front 59

during thyroidectomy, which nerve may be endangered by ligation of the inferior thyroid a.?

Back 59

recurrent laryngeal n.

Front 60

what mm. are immediately deep to the posterior cervical triangle?

Back 60

splenius capitis, levator scapulae, post/middle scalene

Front 61

a tracheotomy at which tracheal levels would most endanger the thyroid gland?

Back 61

rings 2,3, 4

Front 62

which generic nerves are sensory to the cutaneous region over the anterior border of the trapezius?

Back 62

dorsal rami

Front 63

which sturctures form the thoracic duct?

Back 63

R and L lumbar trunks

Front 64

which vertebral level marks the superior extent of the trachea?

Back 64

CV6

Front 65

to which processes do the ant. scalene mm. attach?

Back 65

transverse processes, ant. tubercles

Front 66

which deep fascia invests the splenius capitis m.?

Back 66

prevertebral

Front 67

name the fascial investiture of the subclavian a. as it continues distal to the thoracic inlet? with which cervical fascial layer is it continuous?

Back 67

axillary sheath, prevertebral fascia

Front 68

what are the branches of the highest intercostal a.?

Back 68

posterior intercostal aa. 1 and 2

Front 69

which named nerve(s) innervate the cutaneous region of the ant. scalp? off of what do they branch?

Back 69

supraorbital, supratrochlear nn.

front nerve (V1)

Front 70

is the palpebral portion of the obicularis oculi m. a derivative of a branchial arch? if so which one?

Back 70

yes, arch 2

Front 71

would a lesion in the parotid gland that paralyzes the zygomaticus major m. disrupt taste from the posterior 1/3 of the tongue?

Back 71

no

Front 72

increased flow from the parotid gland is mediated directly by which cranial nerve?

Back 72

IX (through lesser petrosal n.)

Front 73

the sup. pharyngeal constrictor shares a major part of its origin with which other m.?

Back 73

buccinator

Front 74

from which pharyngeal arch is the buccinator m. derived?

Back 74

arch 2

Front 75

which foramen does the middle meningeal a. traverse?

Back 75

foramen spinosum

Front 76

at which vertebral level does the arch of the cricoid cartilage lie?

Back 76

CV6

Front 77

which regions are supplied by the internal branch of the sup. laryngeal n.?

Back 77

priform recess, epiglottis, and layngeal mucosa superior to the vocal fold

Front 78

true or false: the posterior cricoarytenoid is minimally active during aerobic exercise

Back 78

false, this muscle actively abducts the vocal ligaments during exercise

Front 79

with which artery is the right recurrent laryngeal n. intimately associated as it courses surperiorly between trachea and esophagus?

Back 79

inferior thyroid a.

Front 80

which structure does the arytenoid cartilage articulate with?

Back 80

lamina of cricoid cartilage

Front 81

which nerve carrying parasympathetic fibers traverses the foramen ovale?

Back 81

lesser petrosal n.

Front 82

at which vertebral level does the superior cervical ganglion lie?

Back 82

CV2

Front 83

with which spinal nn. is the sup. cervical ganglion connected? by what?

Back 83

connected by gray rami communicantes to spinal nn. C1-4

Front 84

is the piriform recess medial or lateral to the thyroid cartilage?

Back 84

medial

Front 85

which intrinsic muscle(s) isnt innervated by the recurrent laryngeal n.?

Back 85

cricothyroid m.

Front 86

give the component codes of the recurrent laryngeal n.

Back 86

GVA, BE, GVE (p)

Front 87

injury to the sup. cervical ganglion would likely lead to which clinical condition?

Back 87

horner's syndrome

Front 88

name a branch of the sup. cervical ganglion that enters the thorax

Back 88

sup. cervical cardiac n.

Front 89

which cranial n. is sensory to the mucosa of the oropharynx?

Back 89

9

Front 90

give the component code(s) of cranial nerve 12

Back 90

GSE

Front 91

which layer of the scalp does the occipital a. lie in?

Back 91

dense CT

Front 92

which n. supplies the cutaneous region of the posterior scalp? give its component code

Back 92

greater occipital n. GSA GVE(s)

Front 93

in how many synovial joints does the dens participate?

Back 93

2

Front 94

does the lingual a. course deep or supf. to the hyoglossus m.

Back 94

deep

Front 95

what is the embrological origin of the genioglossus m.?

Back 95

occipital somites

Front 96

what nerve is sensory to the mucosa of the inner cheek?

Back 96

buccal n. (V3)

Front 97

which cranial n. is the source of GSA fibers entering the pterygopataline ganglion?

Back 97

V2

Front 98

of which bone is the middle nasal concha a part?

Back 98

ethmoid bone

Front 99

which lymph node receives the first drainage of the palatine tonsil ?

Back 99

jugulodigastric node

Front 100

does the trochlear n. pass internal or external to the annulus tendineus?

Back 100

external

Front 101

name the first branch of the opthalmic a.

Back 101

central retinal a.

Front 102

onto which epithelial surface is the product of the lacrimal gland discharged?

Back 102

conjunctiva

Front 103

via which named nerve do parasympathetic fibers destined for the lacrimal gland enter the orbit?

Back 103

zygomatic n.

Front 104

what is responsible for the raised promontory of middle ear

Back 104

basal turn of cochlea

Front 105

what parasympathetic nerve is derived from the plexus on the promontory of middle ear

Back 105

the lesser petrsoal n.

Front 106

whata space lies immediately lateral to the perpindicular plate of the palatine bone?

Back 106

pterygopalatine fossa

Front 107

would the tensor tympani be denervated by lesion of CN 7 in the internal acoustic meatus?

Back 107

no

Front 108

does the cochlea lie anterior or posterior to the internal acoustic meatus?

Back 108

anterior

Front 109

which type of efferent fibers exit the stylomastoid foramen?

Back 109

BE