Genioglossus - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Mesoderm, what are the derivatives? Paraxial Intermediate Head Lateral plate - Paraxial - Somites (31) Intermediate - Urogenital system and kidneys Head - Skull, MM, CT of head, dentine Lateral plate - Adrenal cortex, blood & lymph, spleen spleen and adrenal cortex are from - mesoderm lateral plate Kidneys are from - mesoderm intermediate Anterior pituitary and lens of eye are from - surface ectoderm enamel is from - surface ectoderm Neuroectoderm consists of - Neural tube and neural...

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ADEX Questions and Answers Latest 2023 Graded A+ Genial tubercle a slight projection located in the middle line of the rear surface of the body of the mandible that gives attachment below to the geniohyoid muscle and above to the genioglossus muscle Mental ridge extends from the premolar region to the symphysis oblique ridge appears as a radiopaque line of varied width across the molar region Mylohyoid ridge is inferior and runs parallel to the oblique line inferior border is only visible i...

SLP Praxis Questions and Correct Answers 2024 trigeminal - Answer -Cranial Nerve V facial - Answer -Cranial Nerve VII glossopharyngeus - Answer -Cranial Nerve IX vagus - Answer -Cranial Nerve X accessory - Answer -Cranial Nerve XI hypoglossal - Answer -Cranial Nerve XII genioglossus - Answer -prime mover muscle of tongue, innervated by cranial nerve XII styloglossus - Answer -elevates posterior tongue, innervated by cranial nerve XII palatoglossus - Answer -elevates posterior tongue, i...

Most pharyngeal muscles are innervated by cranial nerves: A. V, VII B. XI, XII C. X, XI D. IX, X E. VIII, X C. X, XI The primary muscle of the lips are: A. orbicularis oris B. buccinator C. risorius D. levator labii superioris E. zygomatic major A. orbicularis oris The neurons that transmit information away from the brain are called: A. afferent B. efferent C. primary D. secondary E. peripheral B. efferent An important structure adjacent to the brainstem ...

Genial tubercle correct answer - a slight projection located in the middle line of the rear surface of the body of the mandible that gives attachment below to the geniohyoid muscle and above to the genioglossus muscle Mental ridge correct answer - extends from the premolar region to the symphysis oblique ridge correct answer - appears as a radiopaque line of varied width across the molar region Mylohyoid ridge correct answer - is inferior and runs parallel to the oblique line inferio...

SLP Praxis Test Questions and Correct Answers trigeminal - ANSWER Cranial Nerve V facial - ANSWER Cranial Nerve VII glossopharyngeus - ANSWER Cranial Nerve IX vagus - ANSWER Cranial Nerve X accessory - ANSWER Cranial Nerve XI hypoglossal - ANSWER Cranial Nerve XII genioglossus - ANSWER prime mover muscle of tongue, innervated by cranial nerve XII styloglossus - ANSWER elevates posterior tongue, ...

palatoglossus - CN X, elevates tongue styloglossus - CN XII, elevates & retracts tongue hyoglossus - CN XII, depresses & retracts tongue genioglossus - CN XII, depresses & protrudes tongue sweet - taste on tongue - anterior salty - taste on tongue - anterolateral sour - taste on tongue -posterolateral bitter - taste on tongue - posterior Rings of Waldever (tonsils) - palatine, lingual, pharyngeal adenoids - pharyngeal tonsils in nasopharynx muscles of mastication - V3 (mandibular) of T...

What is cranial nerve I? The olfactory nerve What is the function of the olfactory nerve (CN I)? As a pure sensory nerve, CN I is responsible for smell. What is the only tract that does not loop to the thalamus before arriving at its target cortices? The olfactory tracts carry axons directly to the uncus (primary olfactory cortex), thereby bypassing the thalamus. The olfactory tract is a..... a) first-order neuron b) second-order neuron c) third-order neuron d) none o...

Mesoderm, what are the derivatives? Paraxial Intermediate Head Lateral plate Paraxial - Somites (31) Intermediate - Urogenital system and kidneys Head - Skull, MM, CT of head, dentine Lateral plate - Adrenal cortex, blood & lymph, spleen spleen and adrenal cortex are from mesoderm lateral plate Brainpower Read More Previous Play Next Rewind 10 seconds Move forward 10 seconds Unmute 0:00 / 0:15 Full screen Kidneys are from mesoderm intermediate Anterio...