6. A suffered a severe injury to her left leg in an automobile accident caused by the negligence of B, who made an unsafe lane change and collided with A’s car. After the accident, A is taken by ambulance to a hospital where Dr. C, a surgeon, decides that he will have to amputate A’s left leg in order to save her life. Dr. C mistakenly injures A’s right leg, when he begins to operate on that leg before realizing his mistake and proceeding to finish the procedure by amputating A’s left leg. Who is likely to be liable for the injury to A’s right leg?

The sublingual and submandibular glands occupy fossae of the:

Pathology of the parotid gland may be accompanied by primary lymphadenopathy to the:

Primary lymph drainage of the sublingual gland is accomplished by:

All of the following glands secrete a seromucous mixture EXCEPT:

Oxygenated blood to the anterior buccal region is supplied by the:

EXTRA CREDIT (1-pt) The interocclusal clearance is established/maintained by the:

All of the following supply blood to structures of the floor of the mouth EXCEPT:

The trapezius and sternocleidomastoid muscles receive efferent innervation from:

EXTRA CREDIT (1-pt) All afferent pathways from the midface must ultimately cross the ________ to return to the CNS.