CSF is partly absorbed by lymphatics around _________ cranial nerves?

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1. Lateral part of middle cranial fossa and posterior cranial fossa are divided by ______________?

   A. Petrous temporal bone
   B. Croista galli
   C. Transverse groove
   D. Sphenoid bone

2. The cranial nerves which are part of parasympathetic card via_____________?

   A. III, IV, V, VII
   B. III, VII , VIII, IX
   C. III, VII, IX, X
   D. VII, IX, X, XI

3. All the cranial nerves provide innervations for the structures in the head and neck EXCEPT one, the additionally supplies the thorax and abdomen_____________?

   A. Glossopharyngeal
   B. Spinal accessory
   C. Vagus
   D. Hypoglossal

4. Infection spreading via lymphatics from the lower lip first enter the blood stream at the___________?

   A. Brachiocephalic vein
   B. Inferior labial vein
   C. Inferior labial artery
   D. Pterygoid venous plexus

5. The total volume of CSF is_______________?

   A. 50 ml
   B. 100 ml
   C. 150 ml
   D. 275 ml

6. CSF is directly returned to venous system by _____________?

   A. Choroid plexus
   B. Cerebral veins
   C. Arachnoid villi
   D. Emissary veins

7. A child’s CSF was examined I contains slightly raised or normal PMN cells, raised lymphocytes, absence of mycotic growth, value of protein is normal or above normal, glucose level is normal. The most probable diagnosis is____________?

   A. Pyogenic bacterial meningitis
   B. Viral meningitis
   C. Fungal meningitis
   D. Tuberculous meningitis

8. All of the following penetrate the CSF except________________?

   A. Dextrose
   B. Dilantine
   C. Diazepam
   D. Dopamine

9. Nucleus in brain common to IX, X and XI cranial nerves____________?

   A. Nucleus solitarius
   B. Nucleus ambiguous
   C. Dentate nucleus
   D. Red nucleus

10. Muscles spared by complete transaction of cranial part of accessory nerve_______________?

    A. Cricopharyngeus
    B. Palatopharyngeus
    C. Stylopharyngeus
    D. Salpingopharyngeus