Q1296. During administration of a mandibular nerve block for a dental procedure, an image of the mandible is shown. The arrow marks a foramen on the medial surface of the ramus of the mandible. Which structure passes through the arrow-marked foramen?

Q1297. During parotid gland surgery, the surgeon uses the following as a landmark to identify the facial nerve trunk. What is the likely structure ?

Q1334. Identify the structure based on the below shown histology image?

Q1287. Identify the muscle shown and its primary action

Q1288. Identify the muscle going medial to lateral?

Q1304. Based on the provided image of a nerve action potential, at which marked point is the combined transport of Na+ and K+ ions at its lowest ratio?

Q1291. A patient with cavernous sinus infection presents with ophthalmoplegia and loss of sensation over the forehead, cheek, and upper lip, while sensation over the lower lip is preserved. Which of the following cranial nerves will be spared in this condition?

Q1292. Identify the arrow marked structures correctly?

Q1294. Upper GI endoscopy reveals a perforated bleeding ulcer on the posterior wall of the first part of the duodenum. Which artery is most likely to be involved? Image

Q1295. The ansa cervicalis supplies motor innervation to all of the following muscles EXCEPT: