Which nerve accompanies the extenal jugular vein
A phrenic
B great auricular
(Ans)
C lesser occipital
2 facial n and vestibulocochlear nerve pass through
a internal auditory meatus
(Ans)
b stylomastoid foramen
3 if V nerve is cut below medulla wat happens
a loss of sensation of pain same side
b loss of sensation of pain ipsilateral
c loss of propriocepion same side
d loss of sensation of propriception opposite side
4 sensory nucleus for v, vi, ix ,vii ,x nerve is
spinal nucleus of v
sensory nucleus of v
(Ans)
mesencephalic nucleus of v
5 vagus passes through
jugular foramen
6 proprioception in pdl
mesencephalic nucleus of v
7 vasculitis in children
buergers
kawasakis
(Ans)
giant cell vasculitis
8 h. pylori produces
urease
(Ans)
collagenasr
coagulase
clostridia perfringens is
sacharolytic
proteolytic
nucleolytic
10 antivirals are(mode of action)
a against nucleic acid
(Ans)It intefere with dna synthesis
b against rna
c against protien
11 in group function occlusion on 1 side if canines are taken out from one side what happens
12 how can u increase incisal guidance
13 cns infection with insect vector is cauded by
ricketssiae
(Ans)
chlymydiae
14 pneumonitis with bird droppings is caused by
(birds droppings causes this hypersensitivity pneumonitis)
15) cancers due to all except
a asbestosis
anthracosis
(Ans)
plyamines
plycyclic aromatic compounds
16) canines have all charecteristics except
fossa
cinculum marginal ridges
developmental grooves
(Ans)
17 all teeth have which ridges
marginal ridge
18 what is sympathetic end organ
19 corticobulbar tracts from cerebrum to
brainstem
20 pons has which nulei
pontine nucleus
(Ans)
vth nerve nucleus.
21 tentorium cerebelli separates cerebrum from cerebellum
22a person canot hear vibrations of a fork, he can hear it if its kept on his mastoid antrum , this indicates wat damage
23 all muscles of tongue are supplied by hypoglossal except
palatoglossus
24 separation of retropharyngeal space at level of oro pharynx is by carotid sheath.
25 fauces formed by 2 folds palatoglossus and palatopharyngeus.
26 epithelium of intercalated duct is simple cuboidal.
27epithelium of maxillary sinus is:
ciliated columnar epithelium
28 terminal branches of external carotid artery
-maxillary artery and superficial temporal artery
29 infection in cavernous sinus will affect all except
optic ,3,4, 5, 6
30 anterior wall of axilla formed by pectoralis major
31 terminal extensions of brachial plexus are
cord, roots , division, branches
32 parallel to rods and hypocalcified arising from dej are
tufts
hunterschregger bands
spindles
33which tooth most commonly has a groove on lingual goes to root-
maxillary lateral incisor
34terminal branch of mandibular nerve-
inferior alveolar nerve
35infratemporal fossa medial wall has
sphenomandibular lgament
pterygomaxillary fissure
36 if condyle fractured at neck still it receives bld supply from
superficial temporal artery
37 thoracic duct crosses the abdominal cavity through
posterior mediastinum,
38posterior part of the disc connected by
cartilage ,fibrousb bands
39 nasal septum formed by
40peripheral nerve tissue consistes of all except
axons,cell bodies, fibroblasts
41 wat is avasular?
Cartilage,nerve, bone, muscle