The buccopharyngeal fascia is continuous with the fascial layer covering the buccinator muscle, where the muscle and the superior pharyngeal constrictor muscles come together at which of the following locations?

The carotid pulse can be best palpated by emergency medical service personnel at the level of which of the following structures?

Which of the following arteries typically anastomose directly with the anterior superior alveolar artery?

Which of the following cranial nerves, if damaged, can cause paralysis of the “muscles of facial expression”, a condition often referred to as Bell Palsy.

The veins of the head and neck typically start out as large venules and become smaller as they near the base of the neck on their way to the heart. The veins of the head and upper neck are usually symmetrical in location with limited to no variation regarding their locations and drainage patterns.

The pterygoid plexus of veins is a collection of small, anastomosing vessels located around the pterygoid muscles and directly surrounds which of the following arteries?

Which of the following best matches the definition of the term “anastomosis”?

Which of the following areas is the major destination for blood coming from the subclavian artery as it travels to the body? (In other words, which of the following areas does the subclavian artery supply?)

During the extra-oral examination of a patient, an artery is visually noted just under the skin of the patient in the temporal region. Which of the following arteries can be visualized in this manner during the examination?

Which of the following muscles can become enlarged in patients who habitually clench or grind their teeth, and can sometimes be confused with parotid gland diseases?