Question 1

What is the depression on the side of a lymph node termed?

Accepted Answer

A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule 
A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule B

Question 2

Which of the following salivary glands are associated with the circumvallate lingual papillae and secrete only serous saliva?

Accepted Answer

A)  von Ebner 
B)  Sublingual 
C)  Submandibular 
D)  Bartholin 
A)  von Ebner 
B)  Sublingual 
C)  Submandibular 
D)  Bartholin A

Question 3

Which of the following salivary ducts have narrow cytoplasmic partitions separated by highly infolded and interdigitated cell membranes?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts 
A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts B

Question 4

In a lymph node,the B-cell lymphocytes mature within the:

Accepted Answer

A)  hilus. 
B)  capsule. 
C)  lymph vessel. 
D)  germinal center. 
A)  hilus. 
B)  capsule. 
C)  lymph vessel. 
D)  germinal center.

Question 5

Which of the following paranasal sinuses may be compromised with a periapical infection in a permanent maxillary molar?

Accepted Answer

A)  Maxillary sinus 
B)  Frontal sinus 
C)  Sphenoidal sinus 
D)  Ethmoidal sinuses 
A)  Maxillary sinus 
B)  Frontal sinus 
C)  Sphenoidal sinus 
D)  Ethmoidal sinuses

Question 6

From what structure does the lymph flow into the lymph node?

Accepted Answer

A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule 
A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule

Question 7

Which of the following marks the periodontopathogens for destruction by white blood cells?

Accepted Answer

A)  Basal striations 
B)  Cross-reactive protein 
C)  Myoepithelial cell 
D)  Thyroxine 
A)  Basal striations 
B)  Cross-reactive protein 
C)  Myoepithelial cell 
D)  Thyroxine

Question 8

Which of the following statements concerning salivary glands is false?

Accepted Answer

A)  Saliva supplies the minerals for subgingival calculus formation. 
B)  Mucoserous acini have both a group of mucous cells surrounding the lumen and a serous demilune. 
C)  Saliva supplies the minerals for supragingival calculus formation. 
D)  More than one myoepithelial cell can be found on a single acinus. 
A)  Saliva supplies the minerals for subgingival calculus formation. 
B)  Mucoserous acini have both a group of mucous cells surrounding the lumen and a serous demilune. 
C)  Saliva supplies the minerals for supragingival calculus formation. 
D)  More than one myoepithelial cell can be found on a single acinus.

Question 9

The palatine tonsils are two rounded masses of variable size located between the:

Accepted Answer

A)  lymph nodes. 
B)  parathyroid glands. 
C)  faucial pillars. 
D)  base and body of the tongue. 
A)  lymph nodes. 
B)  parathyroid glands. 
C)  faucial pillars. 
D)  base and body of the tongue.

Question 10

From what structure does the lymph flow out of the lymph node?

Accepted Answer

A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule 
A)  Afferent vessel 
B)  Hilus 
C)  Efferent vessel 
D)  Lymphatic nodule

Question 11

The connective tissue capsule surrounding the salivary gland is continuous with the connective tissue septa that run between the epithelial components,creating:

Accepted Answer

A)  nodes and nodules. 
B)  ducts and acinus. 
C)  lobes and lobules. 
D)  channels and ducts. 
A)  nodes and nodules. 
B)  ducts and acinus. 
C)  lobes and lobules. 
D)  channels and ducts.

Question 12

Which of the following salivary glands is unencapsulated?

Accepted Answer

A)  Submandibular gland 
B)  Parotid gland 
C)  Sublingual gland 
D)  Both parotid and sublingual glands 
A)  Submandibular gland 
B)  Parotid gland 
C)  Sublingual gland 
D)  Both parotid and sublingual glands

Question 13

Which of the following is not a paranasal sinus?

Accepted Answer

A)  Frontal 
B)  Sphenoidal 
C)  Ethmoidal 
D)  Mandibular 
A)  Frontal 
B)  Sphenoidal 
C)  Ethmoidal 
D)  Mandibular

Question 14

Where is the tonsillar tissue located in the oral cavity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Epithelium 
B)  Lamina propria 
C)  Basement membrane 
D)  Submucosa 
A)  Epithelium 
B)  Lamina propria 
C)  Basement membrane 
D)  Submucosa

Question 15

When the pharyngeal tonsils become enlarged as is common in children,they are considered the:

Accepted Answer

A)  lymphatic nodules. 
B)  follicles. 
C)  germinal centers. 
D)  adenoids. 
A)  lymphatic nodules. 
B)  follicles. 
C)  germinal centers. 
D)  adenoids.

Question 16

Which of the following ducts are located in the septum of the salivary gland?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts 
A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts

Question 17

Which of the following ducts are associated with the terminal part of the salivary gland?

Accepted Answer

A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts 
A)  Intercalated 
B)  Striated 
C)  Excretory 
D)  Both the intercalated and striated ducts

Question 18

In salivary glands,which of the following structures is composed of secretory epithelial cells?

Accepted Answer

A)  Acinus 
B)  Capsule 
C)  Lobule 
D)  Excretory duct 
A)  Acinus 
B)  Capsule 
C)  Lobule 
D)  Excretory duct

Question 19

The foramen cecum of the tongue is a:

Accepted Answer

A)  groove pointing toward the pharynx. 
B)  median line demarcating the fusion of the tongue. 
C)  depression at the apex of the sulcus terminalis. 
D)  collection of diffuse tonsillar tissue. 
A)  groove pointing toward the pharynx. 
B)  median line demarcating the fusion of the tongue. 
C)  depression at the apex of the sulcus terminalis. 
D)  collection of diffuse tonsillar tissue.

Question 20

Lymph from a particular tissue region drains directly into the:

Accepted Answer

A)  primary nodes. 
B)  secondary nodes. 
C)  central nodes. 
D)  lymphatic nodules. 
A)  primary nodes. 
B)  secondary nodes. 
C)  central nodes. 
D)  lymphatic nodules.

What is the depression on the side of a lymph node termed?

Which of the following salivary glands are associated with the circumvallate lingual papillae and secrete only serous saliva?

Which of the following salivary ducts have narrow cytoplasmic partitions separated by highly infolded and interdigitated cell membranes?

In a lymph node,the B-cell lymphocytes mature within the:

Which of the following paranasal sinuses may be compromised with a periapical infection in a permanent maxillary molar?

From what structure does the lymph flow into the lymph node?

Which of the following marks the periodontopathogens for destruction by white blood cells?

Which of the following statements concerning salivary glands is false?

The palatine tonsils are two rounded masses of variable size located between the:

From what structure does the lymph flow out of the lymph node?

The connective tissue capsule surrounding the salivary gland is continuous with the connective tissue septa that run between the epithelial components,creating:

Which of the following salivary glands is unencapsulated?

Which of the following is not a paranasal sinus?

Where is the tonsillar tissue located in the oral cavity?

When the pharyngeal tonsils become enlarged as is common in children,they are considered the:

Which of the following ducts are located in the septum of the salivary gland?

Which of the following ducts are associated with the terminal part of the salivary gland?

In salivary glands,which of the following structures is composed of secretory epithelial cells?

The foramen cecum of the tongue is a:

Lymph from a particular tissue region drains directly into the:

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Enamel

Dentin and Pulp

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Exam 11: Head and Neck Structures

What is the depression on the side of a lymph node termed?

Which of the following salivary glands are associated with the circumvallate lingual papillae and secrete only serous saliva?

Which of the following salivary ducts have narrow cytoplasmic partitions separated by highly infolded and interdigitated cell membranes?

In a lymph node,the B-cell lymphocytes mature within the:

Which of the following paranasal sinuses may be compromised with a periapical infection in a permanent maxillary molar?

From what structure does the lymph flow into the lymph node?

Which of the following marks the periodontopathogens for destruction by white blood cells?

Which of the following statements concerning salivary glands is false?

The palatine tonsils are two rounded masses of variable size located between the:

From what structure does the lymph flow out of the lymph node?

The connective tissue capsule surrounding the salivary gland is continuous with the connective tissue septa that run between the epithelial components,creating:

Which of the following salivary glands is unencapsulated?

Which of the following is not a paranasal sinus?

Where is the tonsillar tissue located in the oral cavity?

When the pharyngeal tonsils become enlarged as is common in children,they are considered the:

Which of the following ducts are located in the septum of the salivary gland?

Which of the following ducts are associated with the terminal part of the salivary gland?

In salivary glands,which of the following structures is composed of secretory epithelial cells?

The foramen cecum of the tongue is a:

Lymph from a particular tissue region drains directly into the:

Face and Neck Regions

Oral Cavity and Pharynx

Prenatal Development

Face and Neck Development

Orofacial Development

Tooth Development and Eruption

Cells

Basic Tissue

Oral Mucosa

Gingival and Dentogingival Junctional Tissue

Enamel

Dentin and Pulp

Periodontium: Cementum, Alveolar Process, and Periodontal Ligament

Overview of Dentitions

Permanent Anterior Teeth

Permanent Posterior Teeth

Primary Dentition

Temporomandibular Joint

Occlusion

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