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ANS. D. The cells of the anterior pituitary can be classified as chromophils (stain
with dyes) or chromophobes (do not stain with dyes). The chromophils can be further divided in
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A. simple squam. B. strtified squam.
C. simple colum. D. strtified colum.
ANS. B. Squamous cells are flattened, pancake-like cells, and when in layers are known as stratified. The stratified squamous cells lining the mucosa of the oral cavity are similar to those lining the outer skin, although less keratinized. They do, however, flake off continuously into the mouth. Simple squamous tissue would be too thin and not allow for the constant flaking and replacement Mcq. Columnar epithelium is found in both the respiratory system and other organs of the digestive system. Mcq
ANS.D. There are two methods for answering this question. The formula method
states that the right lateral pterygoid moves the mandible left, whereas the left lateral pterygoid moves
the mandible right. The understanding method begins with the idea that the medial pterygoid is a
closer (elevator). The lateral pterygoid connects to the condyle and is a protruder. If the right lateral
pterygoid pulls the right condyle out while the left lateral pterygoid and condyle remain stable, the left
side will act as a stationary pivot point while the right side protrudes outward and also toward the left
(medially).
Hearing is the detection of sound, which consists of pressure waves
conducted through air or water. The receptors of the cochlear duct provide us with a sense of hearing
that allows us to detect the quietest whisper and yet remain functional in a crowded, noisy
environment. The organ of Corti contains hair cells from the cochlear branch of the vestibulocochlear
nerve (CN VIII). These cells rest on the basilar membrane (choice A), which separates the scala
tympani (choice D) from the scala media. The hair cells are embedded in the tectorial membrane,
and movement of the basilar membrane below the cells causes the hairs to bend, which generates
action potentials. The tectorial membrane that lies on the hair cells does not form a boundary between
the different scala; the membrane separating the scala media from the scala vestibuli (choice E) is
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