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Anatomy quiz with a focus on human brain, carotid arteries, and structural diagrams

Anatomy Mastery Quiz

Test your knowledge of human anatomy with our comprehensive quiz designed for medical students and anatomy enthusiasts! This quiz consists of 17 carefully crafted questions that cover various aspects of anatomical structures, vascular systems, and associated nerves.

Multiple choice questions to challenge your comprehension.
Topics range from general anatomy to specific vascular pathways.
Perfect for students preparing for exams or professionals seeking a refresher.

17 Questions4 MinutesCreated by LearningLion321

The intrapetrossal part of internal carotid artery is located:

At the level of the brain

In the parietal bone

In the mastoid bone

In the temporal bone

Lateral to sella turcica

The following muscle does NOT have the origin on the styloid process:

Stylo-hyod

Stylo-pharingeal

Stylo-mandibular

Stylo-gloss

All have the origin on the styloid process

The external jugular vein:

It is formed in the parotideo-masseterin region

It exits from the skull through jugular foramen

Drains into the internal jugular vein

Drains into the brachiocephalic vein

None of the above

The ventral branches of external carotid artery are, EXCEPT:

Ascending Pharingeal artery

Lingual artery

Ascending cervical artery

Facial artery

All are ventral branches

The following arteries can be palpated:

Internal carotid artery

Facial artery

Maxillary artery

Subclavian artery

None of the above

Which of the following structures has a groove on the medial face of the left lung:

Right subclavian artery

Left vagus nerve

Azygos vein

Trachea

None of the above

The branches of the thyrocervical trunk are, EXCEPT:

Descending scapular artery

Inferior thyroidian artery

Transverse cervical artery

Supra scapular artery

All are direct branches

The phrenic nerve:

Passes posterior to the left pulmonary pedicle

Passes anterior to the right pulmonary pedicle

Innervates only motor the diaphragm

It is only the afferent pathway of singultus

It is a branch of vagus nerve

The most anterior infra-hyoidian muscle is:

Thyro-hyoid

Sterno-hyoid

Sterno-thyroid

Genio-gloss

Hyo-gloss

At the level of pterygo-palatine fossa:

The maxillary artery passes from posterior->anterior

The mandibular nerve passes from posterior->anterior

The maxillary nerve passes from lateral->medial

The facial nerve passes from lateral->medial

None of the above

Through the oval foramen at the skull base passes:

Maxillary nerve

Ophtalmic nerve

Facial nerve

Middle meningeal artery

Mandibular nerve

On the anterior clinoid process we have the insertion of:

Tentorium cerebelli (cerebellar tent)

Piamater

Archnoid membrane

Cavernous sinus

None of the above

Write down your name:

How many collateral branches does the internal carotid artery has at the level of cervical region

What are the borders of carotic triangle:

How many layers does the cervical fascia has:

None of the above

Anterior to the left subclavian artery in the prescalenic part we have:

Carotid artery

Vertebral artery

Right Vagus nerve

Thoracic duct

None of the above

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