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TEST BANK FOR ILLUSTRATED ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECK 6TH
EDITION BY MARGARET J. FEHRENBACH| SUSAN W. HERRING| ALL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY ................................................................... 2
CHAPTER 02: SURFACE ANATOMY .............................................................................................................. 31
CHAPTER 03: SKELETAL SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 61
CHAPTER 04: MUSCULAR SYSTEM .............................................................................................................. 90
CHAPTER 05: TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ........................................................................................... 118
CHAPTER 06: VASCULAR SYSTEM ............................................................................................................. 148
CHAPTER 07: GLANDULAR TISSUE ............................................................................................................ 174
CHAPTER 08: NERVOUS SYSTEM ............................................................................................................... 203
CHAPTER 09: ANATOMY OF LOCAL ANESTHESIA...................................................................................... 235
CHAPTER 10: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM ............................................................................................................ 275
CHAPTER 11: FASCIAE AND SPACES .......................................................................................................... 308
CHAPTER 12: SPREAD OF INFECTION ........................................................................................................ 338
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY
FEHRENBACH: ILLUSTRATED ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECK, 6TH EDITION
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. WHICH SURFACE OF THE BODY IS VISUALIZED BY THE CLINICIAN WHEN PERFORMING AN
EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION OF THE CLIENT S EYES?
A. ANTERIOR
B. POSTERIOR
C. SUPERIOR
D. LATERAL
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A THE CLIENT S EYES ARE VISUALIZED ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE CLIENT S BODY.
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B THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE POSTERIOR OF THE CLIENT S
BODY.
C THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE SUPERIOR SURFACE OF THE
CLIENT S BODY.
D THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE LATERAL SURFACE OF THE
CLIENT S BODY.
DIF: COMPREHENSION REF: P. 3 OBJ: 2 TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. B.
PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
MSC: NBDHE, SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE, 1.1.1 HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY
2. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT CONCERNING THE SAGITTAL PLANE OF THE BODY?
A. PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE
B. PARALLEL TO THE FRONTAL PLANE
C. PARALLEL TO THE HORIZONTAL PLANE
D. PARALLEL TO THE CORONAL PLANE
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A A SAGITTAL PLANE IS PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE.
B A SAGITTAL PLANE IS NOT PARALLEL TO THE FRONTAL PLANE BUT PERPENDICULAR.
C A HORIZONTAL PLANE IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE MEDIAN PLANE. A SAGITTAL PLANE IS
PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE. THUS A HORIZONTAL PLANE IS PERPENDICULAR TO A SAGITTAL
PLANE.
D A SAGITTAL PLANE IS NOT PARALLEL TO THE CORONAL PLANE BUT PERPENDICULAR.
DIF: RECALL REF: P. 3 OBJ: 1
TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. A. DEMONSTRATE UNDERSTANDING OF BASIC ORAL AND DENTAL
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND DEVELOPMENT
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MSC: NBDHE, SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE, 1.1 ANATOMY
3. WHEN A PATIENT IS IN ANATOMIC POSITION, WHAT IS THE SURFACE OF THE PALMS OF THE
HAND CONSIDERED?
A. ANTERIOR
B. LATERAL
C. MEDIAL
D. POSTERIOR
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE
ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
B THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING LATERAL OR AWAY FROM
THE MEDIAN PLANE BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
C THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING MEDIAL OR TOWARD THE
MEDIAN PLANE BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
D THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING TOWARD THE POSTERIOR
OR BACK OF THE BODY BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
DIF: RECALL REF: P. 3 OBJ: 2
TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. B. PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
MSC: NBDHE, PROVISION OF CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE SERVICES, 1.0 ASSESSING PATIENT
CHARACTERISTICS
4. WHAT IS THE ANATOMIC RELATIONSHIP OF THE RIGHT ARM TO THE LEFT LEG?
A. SAGITTAL
B. CONTRALATERAL
TEST BANK FOR ILLUSTRATED ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECK 6TH
EDITION BY MARGARET J. FEHRENBACH| SUSAN W. HERRING| ALL
CHAPTERS WITH QUESTIONS & ELABORATED ANSWERS| 100%
GARANTEED PASS
, 2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY ................................................................... 2
CHAPTER 02: SURFACE ANATOMY .............................................................................................................. 31
CHAPTER 03: SKELETAL SYSTEM ................................................................................................................. 61
CHAPTER 04: MUSCULAR SYSTEM .............................................................................................................. 90
CHAPTER 05: TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT ........................................................................................... 118
CHAPTER 06: VASCULAR SYSTEM ............................................................................................................. 148
CHAPTER 07: GLANDULAR TISSUE ............................................................................................................ 174
CHAPTER 08: NERVOUS SYSTEM ............................................................................................................... 203
CHAPTER 09: ANATOMY OF LOCAL ANESTHESIA...................................................................................... 235
CHAPTER 10: LYMPHATIC SYSTEM ............................................................................................................ 275
CHAPTER 11: FASCIAE AND SPACES .......................................................................................................... 308
CHAPTER 12: SPREAD OF INFECTION ........................................................................................................ 338
CHAPTER 01: INTRODUCTION TO HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY
FEHRENBACH: ILLUSTRATED ANATOMY OF THE HEAD AND NECK, 6TH EDITION
MULTIPLE CHOICE
1. WHICH SURFACE OF THE BODY IS VISUALIZED BY THE CLINICIAN WHEN PERFORMING AN
EXTRAORAL EXAMINATION OF THE CLIENT S EYES?
A. ANTERIOR
B. POSTERIOR
C. SUPERIOR
D. LATERAL
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A THE CLIENT S EYES ARE VISUALIZED ON THE ANTERIOR SURFACE OF THE CLIENT S BODY.
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B THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE POSTERIOR OF THE CLIENT S
BODY.
C THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE SUPERIOR SURFACE OF THE
CLIENT S BODY.
D THE CLIENT S EYES WOULD NOT BE EASILY VISUALIZED ON THE LATERAL SURFACE OF THE
CLIENT S BODY.
DIF: COMPREHENSION REF: P. 3 OBJ: 2 TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. B.
PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
MSC: NBDHE, SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE, 1.1.1 HEAD AND NECK ANATOMY
2. WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING IS CORRECT CONCERNING THE SAGITTAL PLANE OF THE BODY?
A. PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE
B. PARALLEL TO THE FRONTAL PLANE
C. PARALLEL TO THE HORIZONTAL PLANE
D. PARALLEL TO THE CORONAL PLANE
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A A SAGITTAL PLANE IS PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE.
B A SAGITTAL PLANE IS NOT PARALLEL TO THE FRONTAL PLANE BUT PERPENDICULAR.
C A HORIZONTAL PLANE IS PERPENDICULAR TO THE MEDIAN PLANE. A SAGITTAL PLANE IS
PARALLEL TO THE MEDIAN PLANE. THUS A HORIZONTAL PLANE IS PERPENDICULAR TO A SAGITTAL
PLANE.
D A SAGITTAL PLANE IS NOT PARALLEL TO THE CORONAL PLANE BUT PERPENDICULAR.
DIF: RECALL REF: P. 3 OBJ: 1
TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. A. DEMONSTRATE UNDERSTANDING OF BASIC ORAL AND DENTAL
ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, AND DEVELOPMENT
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MSC: NBDHE, SCIENTIFIC BASIS FOR DENTAL HYGIENE PRACTICE, 1.1 ANATOMY
3. WHEN A PATIENT IS IN ANATOMIC POSITION, WHAT IS THE SURFACE OF THE PALMS OF THE
HAND CONSIDERED?
A. ANTERIOR
B. LATERAL
C. MEDIAL
D. POSTERIOR
CORRECT ANS: A
OPINOIN:
A THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE
ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
B THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING LATERAL OR AWAY FROM
THE MEDIAN PLANE BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
C THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING MEDIAL OR TOWARD THE
MEDIAN PLANE BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
D THE PALMS OF THE HANDS IN ANATOMIC POSITION ARE NOT FACING TOWARD THE POSTERIOR
OR BACK OF THE BODY BUT ARE FACING TOWARD THE FRONT AND ARE ANTERIOR (OR VENTRAL).
DIF: RECALL REF: P. 3 OBJ: 2
TOP: CDA: GENERAL CHAIRSIDE, I. B. PRELIMINARY PHYSICAL EXAMINATION
MSC: NBDHE, PROVISION OF CLINICAL DENTAL HYGIENE SERVICES, 1.0 ASSESSING PATIENT
CHARACTERISTICS
4. WHAT IS THE ANATOMIC RELATIONSHIP OF THE RIGHT ARM TO THE LEFT LEG?
A. SAGITTAL
B. CONTRALATERAL
