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Home » Human The Tongue Short Question And Answers

Human The Tongue Short Question And Answers

June 24, 2023 by Joankessler parkland Leave a Comment

Describe anatomy of tongue. Add a note on its development
(or)
Describe surface features of dorsum of the tongue. How do you connect its epithelial innervations to its development?
(or)
Development of tongue

Answer:

Development of Tongue:

  • Tongue is a muscular organ situated in the floor of the mouth
  • The tongue has
    • A root
    • A tip
    • A bodywhich has
      • A curved upper surface or dorsum
      • An inferior surface

Human The Tongue Short Question And Answers

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Dorsum of tongue:

  • Dorsum of tongue is divided into 2 parts by a faint Vshaped groove, the sulcus terminalis.
  • They are

1. Oral part or anterior twothird

  • Dorsum of tongue Site: It is placed on the floor of the mouth
  • Dorsum of tongue Surface & Margins:
    • Its margins are free & in contact with the gums & teeth
    • Its superior surface shows a median furrow & is covered with rough papillae

2. Pharyngeal part or posterior onethird

Development of Tongue Site:

  • Development of Tongue Site lies behind the palatoglossal arches & the sulcus terminalis

Development of Tongue Surface:

  • Posterior surfaceforms the anterior wall of the oropharynx
  • The mucous membrane is devoid of papillae
  • Development of Tongue Site consists of lingual tonsil & mucous glands

Paramedian Sagittal Section Of Tongue

Development of tongue & nerve supply:

Epithelium & muscular development:

Tongue Development Nerve Supply Diagram

Question 3. Give an account of musculature of tongue & its development. Write briefly about lymphatic drainage of tongue (or) Lymphatic drainage of tongue (or) Lymphatic drainage of tongue
Answer:

  • Tongue is a muscular organ
  • Lymphatic drainage of tongue consists of 4 intrinsic & 4 extrinsic muscles

Tongue Musculature FunctionsTongue Extrinsic Intrinsic Muscles

Lymphatic Drainage:

Lymphatic Drainage Of Tongue Diagram

Lymphatic Drainage Of Tongue Anatomy

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