Across
- 2. Of the remaining two muscles responsible for elevation of the larynx during swallowing, name the branch of their nerve supply
- 6. Tenses the velum, opens the auditory tube
- 7. This stage involve Velopharyngeal closure & pharyngeal swallow.
- 8. Which of the following cranial nerve is not involved in regulating & integrating the functions of swallowing? CN V, CN IX, CN X, CN XII, CN VII, CN IV
- 9. Retracts tongue & lowers its side
- 11. I prepare for the pharyngeal stage and the tongue muscles help to elevate and pull tongue posteriorly. Propulsion of bolus. What stage am I?
- 13. The nerve that relays general sensations from the posterior third of the tongue
- 18. Swallowing is what type of action?
- 19. Forms the uvula & tenses the velum
- 20. The Musculus Uvulae is embodied within the?
- 25. Tensor Veli Palatini is supplied by the
- 26. Shortens & curls tip of tongue downward
Down
- 1. Elongates & narrows & raises sides of tongue
- 3. Flattens & broadens tongue
- 4. Involves facial muscles, muscles of mastication, tongue muscles and muscle of velum. What stage am I?
- 5. Narrows fauces & elevates back of the tongue
- 10. Of the three vertical muscles responsible for elevation of the larynx during swallowing (stylopharyngeus palatopharyngeus salpingopharyngeus) name the muscle which is supplied by CN IX (glossopharyngeal nerve)
- 12. The name given to the group of muscles within the pharynx that perform squeezing actions on the bolus
- 14. Elevates the velum
- 15. Shortens & curls tip of tongue upwards
- 16. Who am I ? The soft palate seals me to prevent the entrance of food during swallowing
- 17. Swallowing has two phases. Which phase involves mastication?
- 21. Retracts & elevates tongue
- 22. Raises hyoid bone & protrudes & retracts tongue
- 23. The fourth stage of swallowing
- 24. True or false the soft palate elevates to separate the nasopharynx from the oropharynx (pharyngeal isthmus)