A. 1st branchial arch

C. 3rdbranchial arch

D. 4thbranchial arch

B. Fibroblast

C. Mast cells

D. Endothelial cells

B. lateral rectus

C. Superior rectus

D. Superior oblique

E. Inferior rectus

A. Transverse process of C6

C. Transverse process of C5

D. Hyoid bone

A. Lined stratified squamous epithelium

C. It opens into oropharynx

D. It is cartilaginous throughout its length

A. inferior oblique

C. Superior oblique

D. Lateral rectus

B. Type II

C. Type III

D. Type IV

A. Styloglossus

C. Superior constrictor

D. Palatoglossus

A. Tegmen tympani

C. Chorda tympani

D. Facial nerve

A. External laryngeal

B. Rcurrent laryngeal

C. Glosso pharyngeal

A. Alveolar periosteum

B. Mucoperiosteum

D. Periosteum

A. Small intestine

B. Spleen

D. Kidney

A. Massetric nerve

B. Auricular nerve

D. Facial nerve

A. One artery and three veins

B. One artery and one vein

C. Three arteries and one vein

A. Upper cervical node

B. Submental node

D. Jugulo omohyoid node

A. Facial nerve

B. Vagus nerve

C. Glossopharyngeal nerve

A. Palatoglossus and palatopharyngeus

C. Uvula

D. Mucous membrane and muscles

A. Lateal spinothalamic tract

B. Spinal nucleus of trigeminal nerve

C. Pyramidal tract

B. Pseudo stratified columnar

C. Simple columnar

D. Cuboidal epithelium

B. Lymph from it drains in the deep cervical lymph nodes

C. Has sensory innervation from vagus

D. Lies on superior constrictor

A. Facial artery

B. Occipital artery

C. Lingual artery

B. Thyroid cartilage

C. Cricoid cartilage

D. Cricothyroid membrane

A. Ascending pharyngeal

C. Maxillary

D. Superior pharyngeal

A. Median palatine process

B. Lateral palatine process

D. Either A or B

B. Transverse process of C5

C. Hyoid bone

D. nsverse process of C6

A. Rectus capitis

C. Ligamentum nuchae

D. Trapezius

A. Tracheal artery

C. Bronchial artery

D. Superior thyroid artery

B. 1stpart of duodenum

C. Esophago gastric junction

D. 60 cm proximal to ileocecal junction

A. Common carotid artery

C. Vertebral artery

D. Subclavian artery

B. Zygmoatic process

C. Pterygopalatine fossa

D. Ramus of the mandible

A. Zygomatic nerve

C. Foramen lacerum

D. Foramen rotundum

A. Pterygomandibular

B. Sphenomandibular

C. All of the above

B. Mandibular artery

C. None of the above

D. Pterygomandibular plexus

A. Stapedial artery

C. Carotid artery

D. Mandibular artery

A. Ophthalmic division of trigeminal

B. Oculomotor nerve

C. Trochlear

B. Crypts lined by stratified columnar epithelium

C. Developed from 4th branchial cleft

D. Lies on inferior constrictor

B. Side- to- side movement of mandible

C. Protrusion of mandible

D. Depressing the floor of the mouth

A. Anesthesia of larynx

C. Hoarseness

D. Breathing difficulty

A. Accessory meningeal artery

B. Mandibular nerve

C. Maxillary nerve

A. Two

B. Four

C. One

A. Dorsal part of 2nd cleft

C. Dorsal part of 3rd ectodermal pouch

D. Sixth branchial arch

A. Scaphocephaly

B. oxycephaly

C. Trigonocephaly

A. Mainly supplied by left coronary

B. Mainly supplied by right coronary

C. Highly susceptible to ischaemia

A. Body of mandible

B. Angle of mandible

D. Coronoid

B. Enarthroses

C. Diarthroses

D. Gomphosis

A. Lingual artery

B. Geniohyoid muscle

D. Stylohyoid muscle

B. Right and left

C. Anterior and posterior

D. Apical and inferior

A. Astrocytes

C. Microglia

D. Endothelial cells

A. TEmporalis

B. Medial pterygoid

C. Masseter

A. Palatopharyngeus

B. Stylopharyngeus

D. Levator palatine