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  1. Question 1 of 27
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  2. Question 2 of 27
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    The postganglionic fibers (mostly unmyelinated) outnumber the preganglionic fibers in a ratio of:

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  3. Question 3 of 27
    3. Question

    Which neurotransmitters are the primary transmitters for the autonomic nervous system?

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  4. Question 4 of 27
    4. Question

    A disease or syndrome which affects the ears, toes, fingers, and tip of the nose and causes a cold, pale, and cyanotic color to the digits is called:

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  5. Question 5 of 27
    5. Question

    The principal implicated chemical receptors in central mechanism of pain are

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  6. Question 6 of 27
    6. Question

    Which is one of the 3 major branches of the trigeminal nerve?

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  7. Question 7 of 27
    7. Question

    Cervical nerves has two roots which are called the:

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  8. Question 8 of 27
    8. Question

    One of syndromes involving the trigeminal nerve is “dissociated anesthesia” which describes:

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  9. Question 9 of 27
    9. Question

    What is the uppermost and the smallest branch arising from the gasserian ganglion?

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  10. Question 10 of 27
    10. Question

    Severe lancinating pain in the tonsillar or pharynx area and back of tongue is called:

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  11. Question 11 of 27
    11. Question

    Which division is important in the identification and treatment of dental and temporomandibular arthralgia disease?

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  12. Question 12 of 27
    12. Question

    The prominent major pathway of the source of pain emanating from head and face is:

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  13. Question 13 of 27
    13. Question

    The trigeminal nerve is a:

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  14. Question 14 of 27
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    The innervation of the blood vessels of the face and neck that probably are involved in migraine and cluster headaches are located in what nerve levels?

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  15. Question 15 of 27
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    The posterior superior alveolar branch of maxillary division supplies the gums, the mucous membrane of the cheek, and the molar teeth.

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    The skin of the face and scalp receive sympathetic innervation from the superior cervical ganglia via plexuses extending along the branches of the external carotid artery.

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  17. Question 17 of 27
    17. Question

    Lesions of the facial nerve are primarily motor causing a Bell’s palsy (peripheral facial paralysis).

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  18. Question 18 of 27
    18. Question

    The branches of the external carotid other than to the scalp are predominantly to the face.

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  19. Question 19 of 27
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    The brain receives its arterial supply from the vertebral arteries and the internal carotid arteries.

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  20. Question 20 of 27
    20. Question

    In the spinal nucleus the afferents from mechanoreceptors, thermoreceptors, and nociceptors synapse with neurons sending axons to what area(s)? (choose one or more)

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  21. Question 21 of 27
    21. Question

    The trigeminal nerve is the smallest cranial nerve.

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  22. Question 22 of 27
    22. Question

    The lacrimal branch of ophthalmic division supplies the lacrimal gland but not the conjunctiva.

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  23. Question 23 of 27
    23. Question

    Stimuli that damage or irritate the skin innervated by the trigeminal nerve traverse along small myelinated A-? and myelinated C-fiber nerves with free nerve endings.

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  24. Question 24 of 27
    24. Question

    The cervical nerve is significant in face pain but not head pain.

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  25. Question 25 of 27
    25. Question

    Fight or flight response is activated by parasympathetic nervous system.

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  26. Question 26 of 27
    26. Question

    Maxillary division involvement is implicated in painful states of the:

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  27. Question 27 of 27
    27. Question

    A lesion of the pons may effect which cranial nerve(s)?

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