Which vein drains the mandibular teeth through dental, alveolar and mental branches?

The submandibular gland’s salivary duct enters the oral cavity through which structure?  

The _________ duct drains the side of the body which includes draining the lower half of the body.

Case Study 2 (Questions 61-64) Patient profile: Male, age 48 Chief complaint: “toothache in my right lower jaw” Medical history: no medications Dental history: last seen 5 years ago Supplemental history:  large swollen area in right lower jaw and cheek area, extensive caries #19     63. If the patient complains of respiratory difficulty, has bilateral swelling in the submental, sublingual and submandibular spaces, the patient most likely is experiencing an infection known as:

Which of the following lymph nodes cannot be palpated during an intraoral/extraoral examination?  

Bartholin’s Duct is associated with the __________ gland, which produces mostly ________ saliva.

The superior deep cervical lymph nodes may be secondary nodes for all other nodes of the head and neck, except for which group?

Case Study 1 (Questions 54-60) Patient profile:  Female, age 73 Chief complaint: “My mouth is extremely dry” Medical history: Thyroid disease (hypothyroidism) takes Synthroid: Depression, takes an oral antidepressant medication Dental history: Last recall was one year ago Supplemental history:  Swelling of the left Submandibular salivary gland observed upon clinical examination       54. What muscle forms the floor of the mouth?

Case study 3 (Questions 65-70) Patient profile: Male, age 55 Chief complaint: “sore jaw joints from grinding my teeth at night” Medical history: high cholesterol; no medications Dental history: past history of TMD: not wearing nightguard Supplemental history: active caries #15       65. Which muscles are contracted during protrusion of the mandible?

73. Clinical Consideration: _________________ results in drooping and slanted eyes, underdeveloped facial structures and potential hearing loss.   Choose one of the following below: