The Upper Jawbones Are Called The
Question: The upper jawbones are called the:
mandible.
B. mastoid.
C. zygoma.
D. maxillae.
Answer: D. maxillae.
Question: The lower jawbone is called the:
A. zygoma.
B. maxillae.
C. mandible.
D. mastoid.
Answer: C. mandible.
Question: The small, rounded, fleshy bulge immediately anterior to the ear canal is called the:
A. incus.
B. pinna.
C. tragus.
D. stapes.
Answer: C. tragus.
Question: The superficial temporal artery can be palpated:
A. slightly above the ear.
B. at the angle of the jaw.
C. over the mastoid process.
D. just anterior to the tragus.
Answer: D. just anterior to the tragus.
Question: The mastoid process is located approximately:
A. 1″ posterior to the external opening of the ear.
B. ½″ anterior to the external opening of the ear.
C. 1″ inferior to the external opening of the ear.
D. 1″ posterior to the angle of the mandible.
Answer: A. 1″ posterior to the external opening of the ear.