Neck 2011/12
Neck Anatomy Quiz
Test your knowledge on the anatomy of the neck with this engaging quiz! Designed for students and professionals alike, this quiz will challenge your understanding of key structures and fun
- 12 thought-provoking questions
- Covers nerves, arteries, muscles, and more
- Multiple choice and checkbox formats
1. Vagus nerve
A. Its recurrent branch supplies all the intrinsc mmuscles of the larynx supplies all the muscles of the larynx ecept cricoid m and mucous membrane below the vocal folds
B. It crosses the subclavian artery on the left side (right)
C. It gives branches to auricle
D. It leaves the skull tthirgh foramen magnum (jugular foramen)
D. All false
2. Accessory nerve
A. It is mixed nerve only motor
B. It supplies the posteruir belly of digastric, facial nerve
C. It supplies the inferior belly of omohyoid, anterior rami of spinal nerve c1 to c3 does
D. It gives off no banches at it passes thorugh the anterior trainggle of the neck, posterior
E. All aboce are false
3. Glossopharyngeal nerve
A. Innervate the muscles of the tongue, it does but oon1/3 of it
B. Innervates the mucous membrane of the tongue
C. Gives greater petrosal nerve, minor petrosal nerve
D.Gives greater external and internal carotid arteries on the external side
E.All of the above are false
4.Which of following does not get branches of the middle cervical ganglion:
A. Common carotid artery
B. Ansa subclavia
C.Pharyngeal branches
D.Cardiac cervical nerve
E. All above get branches of the middle cervical ganglion
5. Superficial cervical lymph node:
A.They are collected along the internal jugular vein external jugular veins
B.They are located on the superficial surface of the platysma
C.They are divided into upper and lower group by the intermediate tendon of the omohyoid
D.They receive drainage from the scalp through the occipital and mastoid nodes
E.All of the above are false
6.. What is false about the common carotid artery:
A.The right one is entirely in the carotid sheath
B. The left one is longer than the right one
C. The right one is entirely in the neck throughout its course
D. T divides at the level the superior margin of the thyroid gland divides at level of thyroid cartilage / C4
E. All above are true
7.What is false about the carotid sinus
A. It may be situated at the points of division of the common carotid artery
B.It may be situated at the beginning of the internal carotid artery
C. It contains baroreceptors
D.It contains chemoreceptors
E. All of the above are true
8. Which of the following statements concerning the platysma is false:
A.It begins in the superficial fascia of the thorax superficial muscle of neck
B. It tenses pretracheal fascia of the neck
C. It blends with the muscles of the face
D. It is innervated by the fascial nerve (cervical branch of facial nerve)
E. All of the above are true
9. Investing fascia is not attached to: ?
A. Acromion
B. Clavicle
C. Sternum
D. Spine of the scapula
E. It is attached to all of the above
10.Which artery does not rise in the carotid triangle:???
A. Lingual
B. Occipital
C. Fascial
D. Posterior auricular (superior thyroid, lingual a, facial a, ascending pharyngeal, occipital a)
E. All of the above arise in the carotid triangle
11. Arytenoid cartilage:
A. Has the anterior angle elongated into a muscular process base
B. Has the apex which articulates with a cuneiform cartilage corniculate cartilage
C.Has the depression for vocal fold attachment
D. Has the depression for vestibular ligament attachment
E. Has none of the above
13. Cricoarytenoid joint enables:
A. Rotation of the thyroid cartilage
B. Abduction and adduction of the vocal folds
C. Only adduction of the vocal folds lateral cricoarytenoid muscles adducts vocal folds
D. Only abduction of the vocal folds posterior cricoarytenoid muscle abducts vocal folds
E. None of the above
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