B. Vagus nerve

C. Carotid artery

D. Internal jugular vein

B. Middle meningeal artery

C. Inferior alveolar artery

D. Facial artery

A. Pituitary gland

C. None of the above

D. Thalamus

A. Foramen ovale

B. Foramen rotundum

C. Superior orbital fissure

B. Enophthalmos

C. Anhydrosis

D. Ptosis

A. Greater palatine nerve

B. Facial nerve

C. Lesser palatine nerve

B. Mylohyoid, posterior belly of digastric , and tesnor tympani

C. Mylohyoid, posterior belly of digastric, Stapedius and tensor tympani

D. Mylohyoid , anterior and posterior belly of digastric

A. V

B. VII

D. IV

A. XII nerve

B. V nerve

C. VII nerve

A. Styloglossus

B. Hyoglossus

D. Genioglossus

A. Internal carotid

B. Maxillary

D. Superficial temporal

A. Facial nerve peripheral branch

B. Superficial temporal nerve

D. Posterior auricular nerve

A. Inferior alveolar nerve

B. Mylohyoid nerve

D. None of the above

A. Supplies branches to upper and lower lips

C. Main source of blood supply to palatine tonsil

D. Conveys post ganglionic sympathetic fibers to submandibulr gland

A. Third

C. Seventh

D. Ninth

A. The lingual tonsil

C. The tonsil

D. The adenoid

A. Above the line joining tragus to the nasal fold

C. Spheno ethmoidal recess

D. All of the above

A. Glossopharyngeal nerve

C. Occulomotor nerve

D. Facial nerve

A. Branch of cervical plexus

B. Branch of facial nerve

D. Hypoglossal nerve

A. Left CCA is a branch of arch of aorta

B. The CCA is divided into external and internal carotid arteries at the level of upper border of thyroid cartilage

D. Right CCA is a branch of brachiocephalic artery

B. Supplies inferior oblique muscle

C. Causes constriction of pupils

D. Carries parasympathertic fibres

B. Lacrimal gland

C. Submandibular gland

D. Nasal gland

A. At mastoid foramen

B. At sphenopalatine ganglia

C. In semicircular canal

A. V & X cranial Nerves

C. V & IX cranial Nerves

D. IX & X cranial Nerves

B. Rotundum

C. Stylomastoid

D. ovale

A. Saliva

C. Sweating

D. Lacrimation

B. Six

C. Five

D. Three

A. Anterior belly of digastric, stapes

C. Posterior belly of digastric, mylohyoid

D. Stapes, malleus, incus

A. Lingual artery

C. Pharyngeal artery

D. Superior thyroid artery

A. Veins in orbit

B. Pterygoid venous plexus

C. Inferior petrosal sinus

A. Sublingual

B. Submandibular

D. Lacrimal gland

A. Five pairs

B. Two pairs

C. Three pairs

B. Sphenopalatine ganglions

C. Geniculate ganglion

D. At foramen spinosum

A. Digastric

C. Stylohyoid

D. Posterior auricular

A. Temporal artery

C. Facial artery

D. Anterior cerebral artery

A. Sphenoidal nerve

B. Infratemporal nerve

C. Posterior superior alveolar nerve

A. Nasopalatine nerve

B. Nasociliary nerve

C. Pterygopalatine ganglion

A. Recurrent laryngeal

C. External laryngeal

D. Glossopharyngeal

B. Maxillary

C. Internal carotid artery

D. Facial

B. Superior oblique

C. Superior rectus

D. Lateral rectus

B. Vagus

C. Lt accessory

D. Hypoglossal

A. Ciliary

B. Otic ganglion

D. Submandibular

B. Trochlear

C. Abducens

D. Oculomotor nerve

B. Salivary glands only

C. Salivary and mucous glands

D. Lacrimal gland only

B. Internal laryngeal

C. Superior laryngeal

D. C and A

A. A peripheral nerve

C. Mixed nerve

D. Purely sensory

A. Ascending pharyngeal

B. Artery of pterygoid canal

C. Middle meningeal artery

A. Auriculotemporal nerve

B. Greater petrosal nerve

D. Chorda tympani

B. Sternomastoid

C. Trapezius

D. Splenius capitis

B. Radial artery

C. Femoral artery

D. External carotid artery