KEY: Practice Practical Exam for Head and Neck

1. A. Genioglossus, B. Geniohyoid, C. Mylohyoid

2. A. Lingual N., B. Hypoglossal N.

3. A. Chorda Tympani, B. Lingual N.

4. A. False Vocal Fold, B. Cricoid cartilage (Lamina)

5. Middle Meningeal Artery in Dura

6. A. Inferior Sagittal Sinus, B. Superior Sagittal Sinus

7. A. Tentorium Cerebelli, B. Transverse Sinus

8. A. Cavernous Sinus, B. Inferior Petrosal Sinus

9. A. Superficial Temporal Artery, B. Auriculotemporal Nerve

10. A. Supraorbital Nerve, B. GSA

11. A. Lateral Pterygoid, B. Mental nerve, artery and vein

12. A. Omohyoid, B. Hyoid bone (body of hyoid), C. Ansa Cervicalis

13. A. Scalenus Anterior, B. Transverse Cervical Artery

14. A. Hypoglossal Nerve, B. Ansa Cervicalis

15. A.Infraorbital N., B. V2 (Maxillary Division of V); C. GSA

16. A. Raises, Abducts, Laterally rotates eye; B. III

17. A. Superior Constrictor of Pharynx; B. Vagus (X); C. SVE

18. A. Posterior Crico-arytenoid, B. Opens rima glottidis

19. A. Middle Concha, B. Ethmoid Bone

20. A. Hiatus semilunaris; B. Maxillary, ant. ethmoidal, Frontal (to infundibulum)

21. A. Levator Palati, B. Vagus Nerve (X)

22. A. Sphenoidal air sinus, B. Torus Tubarius

23. Greater Palatine Nerve

24. A. First branchial pouch, B. Vallecula

25. A Temporalis muscle, B. Elevates and retrudes mandible, C. Coronoid process of mandible

26. A. Retromandibular vein, (B. Posterior Auricular vein), C. External Jugular vein, D. Flexes head when acting on both sides; rotates head to opposite side when acting on one side