problems regarding part 1

[bhumika_201]

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hi
i m starting this thread for the students who wants to discuss their problems with the questions regarding part 1.i think it would be very helpful for all those students who r preparing for part 1. 🙂
thanx 👍
bhumika

 

[bhumika_201]

hi all
can anybody clear my doubts regarding working and non working pathway of max teeth on the mandibular teeth or vice versa 🙁 i m really very confused with these type of questions. 😕
please halp me out buddies as i m taking my part 1 in april end.
thanx
bhumika

 

[toothie]

hi all
can anybody clear my doubts regarding working and non working pathway of max teeth on the mandibular teeth or vice versa 🙁 i m really very confused with these type of questions. 😕
please halp me out buddies as i m taking my part 1 in april end.
thanx
bhumika

hi..
read Occlusion from kaplan.... its given very welll.
in case u still dont undestand.. read Occlusion by Okeson....
understrand it well.. cause u can get a lot of questions on it....
plus they sometimes ask even related to Class 2 and class 3 occlusions...

 

[bhumika_201]

hi..
read Occlusion from kaplan.... its given very welll.
in case u still dont undestand.. read Occlusion by Okeson....
understrand it well.. cause u can get a lot of questions on it....
plus they sometimes ask even related to Class 2 and class 3 occlusions...

thanx a lot toothie for ur suggestion.i have read occlusion part from kaplan as u suggested and now my doubts are clear about that. 🙂 thanx once again.
good luck 👍
bhumika

 

[bhumika_201]

hi all
i have some questions if anybody could answer them that would be gr8-
1. structure ptresent posterior to azygous vein?
2. which artery of ECA you can't find in carotid triangle?
3.what type of bone is epiphysis?
4.most powerful muscle of mastication?
5. on closing the mouth,which muscle is most important?

thanx in advance
bhumika

 

[spowari]

hi all
i have some questions if anybody could answer them that would be gr8-
1. structure ptresent posterior to azygous vein?
2. which artery of ECA you can't find in carotid triangle?
3.what type of bone is epiphysis?
4.most powerful muscle of mastication?
5. on closing the mouth,which muscle is most important?

thanx in advance
bhumika

the most powerful muscle is temporalis.i read it in kaplan.and regarding the anatomy Qs i need to go back to the text .may be the others preparing for part 1 can help u.good luck

 

[toothie]

hi all
i have some questions if anybody could answer them that would be gr8-
1. structure ptresent posterior to azygous vein?
2. which artery of ECA you can't find in carotid triangle?
3.what type of bone is epiphysis?
4.most powerful muscle of mastication?
5. on closing the mouth,which muscle is most important?

thanx in advance
bhumika

1.splanchnic nerves, specifically the greater splanchnic nerves.
2. i think its occipital.. i may be wrong.. will reconfirm
3. spongy bone
4.temporalis , folloewd by masseter
5.masseter

 

[bhumika_201]

hi
here are some more questions :-
1.the sublingual caruncles are elevations that-
(a)are also called the sublingual folds
(b)are located on both sides of the lingual fenum
(c)are caused by the underlying deep lingual veins
(d)contain the openings for all of the sublingual ducts
(e)are related to the posterior aspect of the sublingual glands

2.in erythropoiesis,which of the following increases from the proerythroblast to the mature erythrocyte
(a)cell size
(b)phagocytic ability
(c)cytoplasmic acidophilia
(d)cytoplasmic basophilia

3. initially,the developing heart is
(a)induced by the notochord
(b)positioned poterior to the notochord
(c)positioned anterior to the protochordal plate
(d)b/w the protochordal plate and the notochord

4. which of the following are parts of the conducting division of the respiratory system
(a)alveoli
(b)alveolar ducts
(c)primary bronchus
(d)terminal bronchioles
(e)respiratory bronchioles

5.preganglionic nerve cell bodies for fibres that reach the otic ganglion are located in the
(a) inferior salivatory nucleus
(b)superior salivatory nucleus
(c)dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus nerve
(d)accesory nucleus of the occulomotor nerve
(e)nucleus of the mesencephalic tract of the trigeminal nerve


if anybody knows the answers of these questions please help me.
thanx
bhumika

 

[toothie]

hi bhumika,
ill tell u the answers.. but these are basic questions that u need to know..
its important that u read up these topics... just mugging the answer will not help in case they twist the question....
anyway.. just friendly advice.. hope u dont mind...
tooothie

 

[toothie]

1.the sublingual caruncles are elevations that-
(a)are also called the sublingual folds
(b)are located on both sides of the lingual fenum
(c)are caused by the underlying deep lingual veins
(d)contain the openings for all of the sublingual ducts
(e)are related to the posterior aspect of the sublingual glands
ans: B

2.in erythropoiesis,which of the following increases from the proerythroblast to the mature erythrocyte
(a)cell size
(b)phagocytic ability
(c)cytoplasmic acidophilia
(d)cytoplasmic basophilia
ans : C

3. initially,the developing heart is
(a)induced by the notochord
(b)positioned poterior to the notochord
(c)positioned anterior to the protochordal plate
(d)b/w the protochordal plate and the notochord

ans : C i think its anterior to procordal plate.....

4. which of the following are parts of the conducting division of the respiratory system
(a)alveoli
(b)alveolar ducts
(c)primary bronchus
(d)terminal bronchioles
(e)respiratory bronchioles
ans : c

5.preganglionic nerve cell bodies for fibres that reach the otic ganglion are located in the
(a) inferior salivatory nucleus
(b)superior salivatory nucleus
(c)dorsal motor nucleus of the vagus nerve
(d)accesory nucleus of the occulomotor nerve
(e)nucleus of the mesencephalic tract of the trigeminal nerve
Ans: A

hope this helps....

toothie

 

[mam6701e]

1.the sublingual caruncles are elevations that-
(a)are also called the sublingual folds
(b)are located on both sides of the lingual fenum
(c)are caused by the underlying deep lingual veins
(d)contain the openings for all of the sublingual ducts
(e)are related to the posterior aspect of the sublingual glands
ans: B

hey toothie,
I think the answer to this question is: D
contain the opening for the sublingual ducts
is not it?

 

[rahmed]

1.the sublingual caruncles are elevations that-
(a)are also called the sublingual folds
(b)are located on both sides of the lingual fenum
(c)are caused by the underlying deep lingual veins
(d)contain the openings for all of the sublingual ducts
(e)are related to the posterior aspect of the sublingual glands
ans: B

hey toothie,
I think the answer to this question is: D
contain the opening for the sublingual ducts
is not it?

hi mam6701e

You are right. The correct answer is d, Following is the definition:

sublingual caruncle: an eminence on each side of the frenulum of the tongue, at the apex of which are the openings of the major sublingual duct and the submandibular duct.

rahmed

 

[g3k]

hi mam6701e

You are right. The correct answer is d, Following is the definition:

sublingual caruncle: an eminence on each side of the frenulum of the tongue, at the apex of which are the openings of the major sublingual duct and the submandibular duct.

rahmed

No Rahmed and mam6701e .. Toothie is right!!

major sublingual duct: the duct that drains the sublingual gland and opens alongside the submandibular duct on the sublingual caruncle; called also Bartholin's duct.

minor sublingual ducts: the ducts that drain the sublingual gland and open along the crest of the sublingual fold; called also canals or ducts of Rivinus, and Walther's ducts.

So doesnt contain openings for all ducts .. contains opening only for major duct ... not the minor one

 

[toothie]

No Rahmed and mam6701e .. Toothie is right!!

major sublingual duct: the duct that drains the sublingual gland and opens alongside the submandibular duct on the sublingual caruncle; called also Bartholin's duct.

minor sublingual ducts: the ducts that drain the sublingual gland and open along the crest of the sublingual fold; called also canals or ducts of Rivinus, and Walther's ducts.

So doesnt contain openings for all ducts .. contains opening only for major duct ... not the minor one

thanks G3k....
ure right

 

[rahmed]

No Rahmed and mam6701e .. Toothie is right!!

major sublingual duct: the duct that drains the sublingual gland and opens alongside the submandibular duct on the sublingual caruncle; called also Bartholin's duct.

minor sublingual ducts: the ducts that drain the sublingual gland and open along the crest of the sublingual fold; called also canals or ducts of Rivinus, and Walther's ducts.

So doesnt contain openings for all ducts .. contains opening only for major duct ... not the minor one

OK I get the point. The definition i posted also confirms answer b!

rahmed

 

[mekha]

The answer is superficial temporal or post auricular I suppose (depending on choice ) and not occipital.


The following branches of the external carotid are also met with in this space: the superior thyroid, running forward and downward; the lingual, directly forward; the external maxillary, forward and upward; the occipital, backward; and the ascending pharyngeal, directly upward on the medial

why cant maxillary come too as it is also a term br ?does anyone know why not Max? 😕

 

[shellac10]

hi

Nice website for Anatomy . If u have any other web sites for other subjects let me know please.....................

thanks
shellac

 

[mekha]

why cant maxillary come too as it is also a term br ?does anyone know why not Max?

is it just post auricular and superficial temporal which is missing in carotid/_\ 😕

help me out here
thanks
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[mam6701e]

No Rahmed and mam6701e .. Toothie is right!!


Thanks for clearing the idea G3k
now I understand the triky question was "ALL"