Intermediate Suprahyoid Muscles Quiz
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Q1. Where does the anterior belly of digastric originate?
- Digastric fossa of the mandible
- Styloid process
- Superior nuchal line
- Mastoid notch
Q2. Where does the posterior belly of digastric originate?
- Mental spine of the mandible
- Mylohyoid line
- Thyroid cartilage
- Mastoid notch of the temporal bone
Q3. How is the digastric intermediate tendon related to the hyoid?
- It inserts into the thyroid cartilage
- It passes through the hyoid medullary cavity
- It is tethered to the hyoid by a fibrous sling
- It lies within the carotid artery
Q4. Which nerve supplies the anterior belly of digastric?
- Glossopharyngeal nerve
- Nerve to mylohyoid from V3
- C1 fibers with the hypoglossal nerve
- Facial nerve
Q5. Which nerve supplies the posterior belly of digastric?
- Mandibular nerve through the nerve to mylohyoid
- Hypoglossal nerve
- Ansa cervicalis
- Facial nerve
Q6. Which nerve fibers provide motor innervation to geniohyoid?
- C2-C3 fibers through the ansa cervicalis
- Facial nerve fibers
- Glossopharyngeal nerve fibers
- C1 fibers traveling with the hypoglossal nerve
Q7. Where does mylohyoid originate?
- Styloid process
- Oblique line of the thyroid cartilage
- Mastoid process
- Mylohyoid line of the mandible
Q8. Where do most mylohyoid fibers insert?
- Median raphe and body of the hyoid
- Cricoid cartilage and trachea
- Clavicle and first rib
- Mastoid process and occipital bone
Q9. What happens to the hyoid when geniohyoid contracts with the mandible fixed?
- It is depressed toward the sternum
- It rotates around the clavicle
- It moves anterosuperiorly
- It moves directly posteriorly
Q10. Which anatomical triangle is bounded by the anterior and posterior bellies of digastric and the inferior border of the mandible?
- Omoclavicular triangle
- Submandibular triangle
- Carotid triangle
- Muscular triangle