- Is the vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII) sensory or motor?
- Is the abducens nerve (IV) sensory or motor?
- Is the olfactory nerve (I) sensory or motor?
- Where are cranial nerves 6, 7, 8 found?A) The diencephalonB) The midbrainC) The ponsD) The pontomedullary junction E) The medulla oblongata
- Which skull bone is cuboidal, and contains the cribriform plate - which olfactory nerves feed through. A) SphenoidB) EthmoidC) Petromastoid D) Palatine E) Lacrimal
- Is the trigeminal nerve (V) sensory or motor?
- Where are cranial nerves 9, 10, 11, 12 found?A) The diencephalonB) The midbrainC) The ponsD) The pontomedullary junction E) The medulla oblongata
- Is the oculomotor nerve (III) sensory or motor?
- Where are cranial nerves 5 found?A) The diencephalonB) The midbrainC) The ponsD) The pontomedullary junction E) The medulla oblongata
- The suture separating the frontal bones is persistent in childhood but closes and disappears in adulthood. This suture is called the ________ suture. A) Squamous B) Nasion C) Metopic D) InionE) Asterion
- Is the optic nerve (II) sensory or motor?
- The skull bone that makes up the cheekbone, and attaches to the frontal bone via a spiny process, is the,A) Temporal B) Sphenoid C) Ethmoid D) Zygomatic
- Which bone of the skull resembles a butterfly, and lies in the base of the skull, between the frontal, occipital, temporal and parietal bones?A) SphenoidB) EthmoidC) Petromastoid D) Palatine E) Lacrimal
- The temporal bone is divided into 4 sections. The _________ region allows for the attachment of muscles and ligaments.A) Squamous B) Petromastoid C) Tympanic D) Styloid process
- Is the trochlear nerve (IV) sensory or motor?
- The temporal bone is divided into 4 sections. The largest portion, has a mandibular fossa where the mandible articulates, and a zygomatic process where the zygomatic bone articulates. Is this major portion called...A) Squamous B) Petromastoid C) Tympanic D) Styloid process
- The temporal bone is divided into 4 sections. The _________ region allows for the attachment of the tympanic membrane. A) Squamous B) Petromastoid C) Tympanic D) Styloid process
- The junction where the occipital, parietal and temporal bones join. A) Lambda B) BregmaC) PterionD) InionE) Asterion
- The projecting portion of the occipital bone (curvature of the back of the head) is called the ___________.A) Lambda B) BregmaC) PterionD) InionE) Asterion
- Sutures are bound together by...A) Sharpey's sutures B) Monofilament sutures C) Cranial sutures