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Until what age (in months) can the degree of hydration and intracranial pressure be assessed through the anterior fontanelle? 3 6 12 18 Closes at 18 mos but best assessed at 12mos - ACCURATE ANSWERS 12 Which of the following symptoms is consistent with a middle cranial fossa injury? Anosmia CN I - anterior cranial fossa Numbness of cheek CN V2 Trigeminal - Middle cranial fossa (also CN for eye movements) Loss of gag reflex CN IX,X - posterior cranial fossa Deviation of tongue to affected side CN XII - cranial fossa Parotid - cervical plexus - ACCURATE ANSWERS Numbness of cheek The pterion is clinically significant especially in traumatic skull injuries because it: overlies branch of middle meningeal a. which can be torn causing extradural hematoma can impinge on extraocular m. causing limited eye movement can serve as pathway for cavernous sinus infection can be a source of significant craniofacial deformity if fractured Pterion at temporal region, where 4 cranial bones meet each other - ACCURATE ANSWERS overlies branch of middle meningeal a. which can be torn causing extradural hematoma A tumor invading the internal acoustic m

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UST MEDICAL BOARD REVIEW
ANATOMY QUESTIONS |NOTES
2025|26 |GUARANTEED ACCURATE
ANSWERS |LATEST VERSION

Until what age (in months) can the degree of hydration and intracranial
pressure be assessed through the anterior fontanelle?


❏3
❏6
❏12
❏18
Closes at 18 mos but best assessed at 12mos - ACCURATE
ANSWERS✔✔ ❏12


Which of the following symptoms is consistent with a middle cranial
fossa injury?


❏Anosmia CN I - anterior cranial fossa
❏Numbness of cheek CN V2 Trigeminal - Middle cranial fossa (also
CN for eye movements)
❏Loss of gag reflex CN IX,X - posterior cranial fossa

,❏Deviation of tongue to affected side CN XII - cranial fossa Parotid -
cervical plexus - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ Numbness of cheek


The pterion is clinically significant especially in traumatic skull injuries
because it:


❏overlies branch of middle meningeal a. which can be torn causing
extradural hematoma
❏can impinge on extraocular m. causing limited eye movement
❏can serve as pathway for cavernous sinus infection
❏can be a source of significant craniofacial deformity if fractured
Pterion at temporal region, where 4 cranial bones meet each other -
ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ overlies branch of middle meningeal a.
which can be torn causing extradural hematoma


A tumor invading the internal acoustic meatus may present with which
of the following symptoms?


❏Facial numbness - CN V Trigeminal (middle cranial fossa)
❏Deviation of jaw to the unaffected side
❏Dizziness and hearing loss
❏Deviation of palate to unaffected side - CN IX,X (jugular
foramen),pharyngeal plexus


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,Facial nerve (Facial muscles, asymmetry) & Auditory nerve pass
through IAM - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ Dizziness and hearing loss


Infections in this layer of the scalp may lead to cavernous sinus infection
due to presence of emissary veins in this layer:


❏Dense connective tissue
❏Aponeurotic layer - Gaping wound
❏Loose connective tissue - Dangerous area - EV -> diploic veins - > CS
(valveless, can go bidirectional)
❏Pericranium - Cephal hematoma
Subcutaneous - Caput succedaneum - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔
❏Loose connective tissue


The sphincter function of the lip may be affected by injury to the nerve
exiting which craniofacial foramen?


❏Infraorbital
❏Mental
❏Stylomastoid - CN VII will carry purely motor fibers upon exiting this
foramen
❏Jugular - CN IX, X, X



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, Orbicularis oris - close lips CN VII - all muscles of facial expression
IAM -> - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ Stylomastoid


Which area of the mandible will most likely be fractured in a patient
who accidentally fell and hit his chin on the pavement?


❏Condyle - 29.1%
❏Coronoid
❏Angle
❏Symphysis - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ Condyle


Post-operative phenomenon characterized by gustatory sweating is a
possible complication of which of the following surgical procedures?




❏Parotidectomy - transection of auriculotemporal nerve which then
joining greater auricular nerve (innervate sweat glands of face) aka
Frey's syndrome
❏Excision of submandibular gland
❏Thyroidectomy
❏Neck dissection - ACCURATE ANSWERS✔✔ Parotidectomy




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