The elements of the set {x : x is an integer, x2 : 4} can be represent as .....Z..... . Here, Z refers to
A
{–2, 2}
B
{–1, 0, 1}
C
{–2, –1, 0, 1, 2}
D
{0, 1, 2}
Question 2Single Answer
A
B
C
D
None of these
Question 3Single Answer
If Y = {x : x is a positive factor of the number 2p – 1(2p – 1), where 2p – 1 is a prime number}, then Y can be represent in roster form as
A
{2}
B
{1, 2}
C
{1, 2, 22, ....., 2p – 1}
D
{1, 2, 22, 23,.... 2p – 1, (2p – 1)}
Question 4Single Answer
The set {x : x is a positive integer less than 6 and 3x – 1 is an even number} in roster form is
A
{1, 2, 3, 4, 5}
B
{1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6}
C
{2, 4, 6}
D
{1, 3, 5}
Question 5Single Answer
If A B and A B, then
A
A is called a proper subset of B
B
A is called a super set of B
C
A is not a subset of B
D
B is a subset of A
Question 6Single Answer
The number of non-empty subsets of the set{1, 2, 3, 4} is
A
15
B
14
C
16
D
17
Question 7Single Answer
The number of elements of the power set of a set containing m elements is
A
2m – 1
B
m
C
m2
D
2m
Question 8Single Answer
If A = {x : x = n2, n = 1, 2, 3}, then number of proper subsets is
A
3
B
8
C
7
D
None of these
Question 9Single Answer
If A = {x : x = 4n + 1, 2 £ n £ 5},then number of subsets of A is
A
16
B
15
C
4
D
None of these
Question 10Single Answer
Let A and B be two non-empty subsets of a set X such that A is not a subset of B, then
A
A is always a subset of the complement of B
B
B is always a subset of A
C
A and B are always disjoint
D
A and the complement of B are always non-disjoint
Question 11Single Answer
Which Harappan site is famous for its dockyard?
A
Kalibangan
B
Lothal
C
Banawali
D
Ropar
Question 12Single Answer
The Great Bath was discovered at which Indus Valley site?
A
Mohenjo-daro
B
Dholavira
C
Harappa
D
Surkotada
Question 13Single Answer
Which metal was not known to the people of the Indus Valley Civilization?
A
Iron
B
Bronze
C
Gold
D
Copper
Question 14Single Answer
Evidence of a ploughed field has been found at:
A
Kalibangan
B
Lothal
C
Harappa
D
Mohenjo-daro
Question 15Single Answer
Dholavira is located in which present-day state?
A
Gujarat
B
Rajasthan
C
Haryana
D
Punjab
Question 16Single Answer
The earliest Veda is:
A
Rig Veda
B
Yajur Veda
C
Sama Veda
D
Atharva Veda
Question 17Single Answer
The Gayatri Mantra occurs in the:
A
Rig Veda
B
Sama Veda
C
Atharva Veda
D
Yajur Veda
Question 18Single Answer
Which assemblies are mentioned in the Rig Veda?
A
Parishad and Mandala
B
Ur and Nadu
C
Gana and Sangha
D
Sabha and Samiti
Question 19Single Answer
The Upanishads are primarily concerned with:
A
Military science
B
Philosophy and spiritual knowledge
C
Agriculture
D
Trade regulations
Question 20Single Answer
Which Veda mainly contains musical chants?
A
Rig Veda
B
Sama Veda
C
Atharva Veda
D
Yajur Veda
Question 21Single Answer
How many Mahajanapadas are traditionally mentioned in Buddhist literature?
A
16
B
12
C
8
D
24
Question 22Single Answer
Which Mahajanapada ultimately became the most powerful in ancient India?
A
Avanti
B
Vatsa
C
Magadha
D
Kosala
Question 23Single Answer
Gautama Buddha was born at:
A
Sarnath
B
Kushinagar
C
Lumbini
D
Bodh Gaya
Question 24Single Answer
Buddha attained enlightenment at:
A
Rajgir
B
Sarnath
C
Vaishali
D
Bodh Gaya
Question 25Single Answer
Buddha delivered his first sermon at:
A
Kushinagar
B
Nalanda
C
Shravasti
D
Sarnath
Question 26Single Answer
Gautama Buddha attained Mahaparinirvana at:
A
Rajgir
B
Kapilavastu
C
Kushinagar
D
Vaishali
Question 27Single Answer
Sarnath is located near which Uttar Pradesh city?
A
Prayagraj
B
Ayodhya
C
Gorakhpur
D
Varanasi
Question 28Single Answer
Mahavira was the ______ Tirthankara of Jainism.
A
20th
B
22nd
C
24th
D
23rd
Question 29Single Answer
The 23rd Jain Tirthankara was:
A
Parshvanatha
B
Rishabhanatha
C
Neminatha
D
Mahavira
Question 30Single Answer
The Jain doctrine of non-violence is called:
A
Ahimsa
B
Aparigraha
C
Asteya
D
Satya
Question 31Single Answer
Who founded the Mauryan Empire?
A
Ashoka
B
Bindusara
C
Chandragupta Maurya
D
Brihadratha
Question 32Single Answer
Chandragupta Maurya was assisted by:
A
Patanjali
B
Banabhatta
C
Kalidasa
D
Chanakya
Question 33Single Answer
The Arthashastra is traditionally attributed to:
A
Aryabhata
B
Panini
C
Charaka
D
Kautilya
Question 34Single Answer
Megasthenes visited the court of:
A
Ashoka
B
Chandragupta Maurya
C
Kanishka
D
Samudragupta
Question 35Single Answer
Megasthenes wrote:
A
Indica
B
Rajatarangini
C
Mudrarakshasa
D
Milindapanho
Question 36Single Answer
Ashoka embraced Buddhism after the:
A
Kalinga War
B
Battle of Hydaspes
C
Battle of Tarain
D
Battle of Panipat
Question 37Single Answer
Most Ashokan inscriptions were written in which script?
A
Devanagari
B
Sharada
C
Grantha
D
Brahmi
Question 38Single Answer
The Lion Capital adopted as India's State Emblem comes from:
A
Sanchi
B
Bharhut
C
Bodh Gaya
D
Sarnath
Question 39Single Answer
Ashoka belonged to the:
A
Gupta dynasty
B
Kushana dynasty
C
Maurya dynasty
D
Nanda dynasty
Question 40Single Answer
The Third Buddhist Council was traditionally held during the reign of:
A
Chandragupta Maurya
B
Kanishka
C
Ashoka
D
Harsha
Question 41Single Answer
Kanishka belonged to the:
A
Kushana dynasty
B
Satavahana dynasty
C
Gupta dynasty
D
Maurya dynasty
Question 42Single Answer
The Fourth Buddhist Council is associated with:
A
Ashoka
B
Kanishka
C
Bimbisara
D
Harsha
Question 43Single Answer
Gandhara art displays a strong influence of:
A
Persian miniature art
B
Chinese art
C
Greek-Roman art
D
Dravidian art
Question 44Single Answer
The Gupta period is frequently described as the:
A
Age of Conflict
B
Stone Age
C
Age of Colonialism
D
Golden Age of Ancient India
Question 45Single Answer
The Allahabad Pillar inscription gives information about:
A
Chandragupta Maurya
B
Samudragupta
C
Ashoka only
D
Kanishka
Question 46Single Answer
The Allahabad Pillar inscription of Samudragupta was composed by:
A
Harisena
B
Kalidasa
C
Banabhatta
D
Vishakhadatta
Question 47Single Answer
Which Gupta ruler is often called the "Napoleon of India" by historians?
A
Chandragupta I
B
Skandagupta
C
Chandragupta II
D
Samudragupta
Question 48Single Answer
Chandragupta II was also known as:
A
Vikramaditya
B
Devanampiya
C
Priyadarsi
D
Mahendraditya
Question 49Single Answer
The Chinese pilgrim Fa-Hien visited India during the reign of:
A
Ashoka
B
Harsha
C
Chandragupta II
D
Kanishka
Question 50Single Answer
Aryabhata was famous for his work in:
A
Politics
B
Sculpture
C
Mathematics and astronomy
D
Medicine only
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Concerned Subject
Question 51Single Answer
The scalp is classically described as having how many layers?
A
5
B
4
C
3
D
6
Question 52Single Answer
Which layer of the scalp is known as the “dangerous area” of the scalp?
A
Skin
B
Loose areolar tissue
C
Epicranial aponeurosis
D
Dense connective tissue
Question 53Single Answer
The occipitofrontalis muscle is supplied primarily by which nerve?
A
Trigeminal nerve
B
Accessory nerve
C
Facial nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 54Single Answer
The main sensory nerve of the face is the:
A
Facial nerve
B
Trigeminal nerve
C
Glossopharyngeal nerve
D
Vagus nerve
Question 55Single Answer
The muscles of facial expression are derived embryologically from the:
A
Second pharyngeal arch
B
First pharyngeal arch
C
Third pharyngeal arch
D
Fourth pharyngeal arch
Question 56Single Answer
The motor supply to the muscles of facial expression is provided by the:
A
Facial nerve
B
Trigeminal nerve
C
Glossopharyngeal nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 57Single Answer
The lacrimal gland is situated primarily in the:
A
Inferomedial part of orbit
B
Inferolateral part of orbit
C
Superolateral part of orbit
D
Superomedial part of orbit
Question 58Single Answer
Tears normally drain from the lacrimal sac into the:
A
Inferior meatus
B
Middle meatus
C
Superior meatus
D
Sphenoethmoidal recess
Question 59Single Answer
The deep cervical fascia surrounds the:
A
Abdominal viscera only
B
Thoracic viscera only
C
Neck structures
D
Cranial cavity only
Question 60Single Answer
The posterior triangle of the neck is bounded anteriorly by the:
A
Trapezius
B
Digastric
C
Omohyoid
D
Sternocleidomastoid
Question 61Single Answer
The posterior boundary of the posterior triangle of the neck is formed by the:
A
Sternocleidomastoid
B
Sternohyoid
C
Platysma
D
Trapezius
Question 62Single Answer
Which nerve crosses the posterior triangle superficially and is particularly vulnerable to injury?
A
Hypoglossal nerve
B
Accessory nerve
C
Vagus nerve
D
Phrenic nerve
Question 63Single Answer
The carotid triangle forms part of the:
A
Anterior triangle
B
Posterior triangle
C
Suboccipital triangle
D
Submental triangle only
Question 64Single Answer
The common carotid artery usually bifurcates at the level of the:
A
C1 vertebra
B
Upper border of thyroid cartilage
C
C2 vertebra
D
Lower border of cricoid cartilage
Question 65Single Answer
The carotid sheath contains all of the following EXCEPT:
A
Common/internal carotid artery
B
Internal jugular vein
C
Phrenic nerve
D
Vagus nerve
Question 66Single Answer
The suboccipital triangle contains the:
A
Facial artery
B
Internal jugular vein
C
External carotid artery
D
Vertebral artery
Question 67Single Answer
The meninges surrounding the brain consist of:
A
Two layers
B
Four layers
C
Three layers
D
Five layers
Question 68Single Answer
The outermost meningeal layer is the:
A
Pia mater
B
Dura mater
C
Arachnoid mater
D
Ependyma
Question 69Single Answer
Cerebrospinal fluid is mainly present in the:
A
Subarachnoid space
B
Subdural space
C
Epidural space
D
Diploic space
Question 70Single Answer
The largest part of the human brain is the:
A
Cerebellum
B
Medulla
C
Pons
D
Cerebrum
Question 71Single Answer
The lateral ventricles communicate with the third ventricle through the:
A
Interventricular foramina
B
Cerebral aqueduct
C
Median aperture
D
Central canal
Question 72Single Answer
The third ventricle communicates with the fourth ventricle through the:
A
Foramen of Monro
B
Intervertebral foramen
C
Foramen magnum
D
Cerebral aqueduct
Question 73Single Answer
The superior sagittal sinus lies in the attached margin of the:
A
Tentorium cerebelli
B
Falx cerebri
C
Falx cerebelli
D
Diaphragma sellae
Question 74Single Answer
The cavernous sinus is located on either side of the:
A
Foramen magnum
B
Mastoid process
C
Cribriform plate
D
Sella turcica
Question 75Single Answer
Which cranial nerve passes through the cavernous sinus close to the internal carotid artery?
A
Optic nerve
B
Olfactory nerve
C
Abducens nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 76Single Answer
The pituitary gland lies in the:
A
Cribriform plate
B
Sella turcica
C
Jugular foramen
D
Internal acoustic meatus
Question 77Single Answer
The oculomotor nerve is cranial nerve number:
A
III
B
II
C
IV
D
VI
Question 78Single Answer
The trochlear nerve supplies which extraocular muscle?
A
Superior rectus
B
Inferior rectus
C
Inferior oblique
D
Superior oblique
Question 79Single Answer
The abducens nerve supplies the:
A
Medial rectus
B
Inferior oblique
C
Superior oblique
D
Lateral rectus
Question 80Single Answer
Paralysis of the abducens nerve primarily impairs:
A
Abduction of eye
B
Adduction of eye
C
Elevation of eye
D
Constriction of pupil
Question 81Single Answer
The trigeminal nerve has how many major divisions?
A
2
B
3
C
4
D
5
Question 82Single Answer
Which division of the trigeminal nerve carries both sensory and motor fibers?
A
Mandibular
B
Maxillary
C
Ophthalmic
D
None
Question 83Single Answer
The ophthalmic division of the trigeminal nerve passes through the:
A
Foramen ovale
B
Foramen rotundum
C
Jugular foramen
D
Superior orbital fissure
Question 84Single Answer
The maxillary division of the trigeminal nerve leaves the cranial cavity through the:
A
Foramen rotundum
B
Foramen ovale
C
Stylomastoid foramen
D
Hypoglossal canal
Question 85Single Answer
The mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve exits through the:
A
Foramen rotundum
B
Foramen spinosum only
C
Jugular foramen
D
Foramen ovale
Question 86Single Answer
The facial nerve leaves the skull through the:
A
Foramen rotundum
B
Foramen ovale
C
Optic canal
D
Stylomastoid foramen
Question 87Single Answer
Taste from the anterior two-thirds of the tongue is carried mainly by the:
A
Chorda tympani
B
Glossopharyngeal nerve
C
Hypoglossal nerve
D
Vagus nerve
Question 88Single Answer
General sensation from the anterior two-thirds of the tongue is carried mainly by the:
A
Vagus nerve
B
Glossopharyngeal nerve
C
Facial nerve
D
Lingual nerve
Question 89Single Answer
General sensation and taste from the posterior one-third of the tongue are carried mainly by the:
A
Facial nerve
B
Accessory nerve
C
Hypoglossal nerve
D
Glossopharyngeal nerve
Question 90Single Answer
The hypoglossal nerve supplies:
A
Muscles of mastication
B
Muscles of facial expression
C
Most muscles of the tongue
D
Pharyngeal constrictors only
Question 91Single Answer
Which muscle of the tongue is NOT supplied by the hypoglossal nerve?
A
Genioglossus
B
Palatoglossus
C
Styloglossus
D
Hyoglossus
Question 92Single Answer
The optic canal transmits the optic nerve and the:
A
Maxillary artery
B
Facial artery
C
Ophthalmic artery
D
Middle meningeal artery
Question 93Single Answer
Which extraocular muscle is supplied by the trochlear nerve?
A
Inferior oblique
B
Superior oblique
C
Lateral rectus
D
Medial rectus
Question 94Single Answer
Which extraocular muscle is supplied by the abducens nerve?
A
Superior rectus
B
Lateral rectus
C
Medial rectus
D
Inferior rectus
Question 95Single Answer
The parotid gland is mainly a:
A
Mucous gland
B
Endocrine gland
C
Mixed gland predominantly mucous
D
Serous gland
Question 96Single Answer
The parotid duct opens into the oral cavity opposite the:
A
Maxillary second molar
B
Maxillary first molar
C
Mandibular first molar
D
Mandibular second premolar
Question 97Single Answer
Which nerve passes through the parotid gland but does not provide its secretomotor supply?
A
Facial nerve
B
Glossopharyngeal nerve
C
Vagus nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 98Single Answer
Parasympathetic secretomotor fibers to the parotid gland originate from the:
A
Glossopharyngeal nerve
B
Facial nerve
C
Trigeminal nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 99Single Answer
The temporomandibular joint is a:
A
Fibrous joint
B
Primary cartilaginous joint
C
Modified synovial joint
D
Secondary cartilaginous joint
Question 100Single Answer
The articular surfaces of the temporomandibular joint are covered by:
A
Hyaline cartilage
B
Elastic cartilage
C
Fibrocartilage
D
Calcified cartilage only
Question 101Single Answer
Which muscle is a principal elevator of the mandible?
A
Masseter
B
Lateral pterygoid
C
Digastric
D
Geniohyoid
Question 102Single Answer
Which muscle primarily helps protrude the mandible and open the mouth?
A
Temporalis
B
Masseter
C
Lateral pterygoid
D
Medial pterygoid
Question 103Single Answer
The muscles of mastication are supplied by the:
A
Maxillary nerve
B
Mandibular nerve
C
Facial nerve
D
Glossopharyngeal nerve
Question 104Single Answer
The maxillary artery is a terminal branch of the:
A
Internal carotid artery
B
External carotid artery
C
Facial artery
D
Common carotid artery
Question 105Single Answer
The infratemporal fossa contains the:
A
Vagus nerve only
B
Optic nerve
C
Mandibular nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve only
Question 106Single Answer
The pterygopalatine ganglion is functionally associated mainly with the:
A
Trochlear nerve
B
Accessory nerve
C
Hypoglossal nerve
D
Facial nerve
Question 107Single Answer
The submandibular duct opens at the:
A
Parotid papilla
B
Palatine tonsil
C
Sublingual papilla
D
Retromolar area
Question 108Single Answer
The submandibular gland is:
A
Mixed, predominantly serous
B
Purely mucous
C
Purely serous
D
Mixed, predominantly mucous
Question 109Single Answer
The nasal septum is formed partly by the:
A
Vomer
B
Zygomatic bone
C
Mandible
D
Hyoid bone
Question 110Single Answer
The maxillary sinus drains primarily into the:
A
Superior meatus
B
Inferior meatus
C
Middle meatus
D
Nasopharynx directly
Question 111Single Answer
The frontal sinus drains into the:
A
Inferior meatus
B
Middle meatus
C
Superior meatus only
D
Oral cavity
Question 112Single Answer
The sphenoidal sinus opens into the:
A
Inferior meatus
B
Middle meatus
C
Vestibule of nose
D
Sphenoethmoidal recess
Question 113Single Answer
The hard palate is formed by the palatine processes of the maxilla and the:
A
Nasal bones
B
Pterygoid plates
C
Zygomatic bones
D
Horizontal plates of palatine bones
Question 114Single Answer
The tensor veli palatini is supplied by the:
A
Mandibular division of trigeminal nerve
B
Facial nerve
C
Glossopharyngeal nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 115Single Answer
The palatine tonsil lies between the:
A
Tongue and epiglottis
B
Superior and middle nasal conchae
C
Palatoglossal and palatopharyngeal arches
D
Maxilla and mandible
Question 116Single Answer
The auditory tube connects the middle ear with the:
A
Oropharynx
B
Laryngopharynx
C
Nasopharynx
D
Oral cavity
Question 117Single Answer
The larynx extends approximately from the level of:
A
C1–C3
B
C3–C6
C
C6–T2
D
T1–T4
Question 118Single Answer
The largest cartilage of the larynx is the:
A
Cricoid
B
Arytenoid
C
Epiglottic
D
Thyroid
Question 119Single Answer
The only complete cartilaginous ring of the airway is the:
A
Cricoid cartilage
B
Thyroid cartilage
C
Epiglottis
D
Arytenoid cartilage
Question 120Single Answer
All intrinsic muscles of the larynx except cricothyroid are supplied by the:
A
Superior laryngeal nerve
B
Glossopharyngeal nerve
C
Recurrent laryngeal nerve
D
Hypoglossal nerve
Question 121Single Answer
The cricothyroid muscle is supplied by the:
A
Recurrent laryngeal nerve
B
Phrenic nerve
C
Facial nerve
D
External laryngeal nerve
Question 122Single Answer
The hyoid bone is unique because it:
A
Has no muscular attachments
B
Does not articulate directly with another bone
C
Is part of the skull vault
D
Forms the nasal septum
Question 123Single Answer
The atlas is the:
A
Second cervical vertebra
B
First cervical vertebra
C
Seventh cervical vertebra
D
First thoracic vertebra
Question 124Single Answer
The dens is a characteristic feature of the:
A
Atlas
B
C7 vertebra
C
Axis
D
Hyoid bone
Question 125Single Answer
The foramen magnum is present in the:
A
Frontal bone
B
Occipital bone
C
Temporal bone
D
Sphenoid bone
Question 126Single Answer
The mandibular fossa is located on the:
A
Frontal bone
B
Temporal bone
C
Sphenoid bone
D
Occipital bone
Question 127Single Answer
The heart is situated mainly in the:
A
Middle mediastinum
B
Superior mediastinum
C
Posterior mediastinum
D
Pleural cavity
Question 128Single Answer
The right atrium receives blood directly from the:
A
Pulmonary veins
B
Pulmonary artery
C
Superior and inferior venae cavae
D
Aorta
Question 129Single Answer
The coronary arteries arise from the:
A
Ascending aorta
B
Pulmonary trunk
C
Aortic arch
D
Superior vena cava
Question 130Single Answer
The pericardium surrounding the heart consists of:
A
Cartilaginous layers
B
Mucosal and serosal components
C
Fibrous and serous components
D
Only a single fibrous layer
Question 131Single Answer
The right lung normally has:
A
Three lobes
B
Two lobes
C
One lobe
D
Four lobes
Question 132Single Answer
The left lung normally has:
A
One lobe
B
Four lobes
C
Three lobes
D
Two lobes
Question 133Single Answer
The main muscle of quiet inspiration is the:
A
Rectus abdominis
B
Trapezius
C
Diaphragm
D
Latissimus dorsi
Question 134Single Answer
The motor nerve supply of the diaphragm is the:
A
Phrenic nerve
B
Vagus nerve
C
Accessory nerve
D
Intercostal nerve only
Question 135Single Answer
The greater part of the peritoneum lining the abdominal wall is known as:
A
Visceral peritoneum
B
Pericardium
C
Pleura
D
Parietal peritoneum
Question 136Single Answer
Oogenesis occurs in the:
A
Testis
B
Uterus
C
Ovary
D
Pituitary gland
Question 137Single Answer
Spermatogenesis occurs primarily in the:
A
Epididymis
B
Seminiferous tubules
C
Prostate
D
Seminal vesicle
Question 138Single Answer
Fertilization most commonly occurs in the:
A
Uterine cavity
B
Ampulla of uterine tube
C
Cervix
D
Ovary
Question 139Single Answer
The fusion of male and female gametes forms the:
A
Morula
B
Blastocyst
C
Gastrula
D
Zygote
Question 140Single Answer
The placenta performs all of the following EXCEPT:
A
Gas exchange
B
Nutrient transfer
C
Formation of maternal neurons
D
Hormone production
Question 141Single Answer
The primitive streak appears during:
A
Gastrulation
B
Implantation
C
Cleavage only
D
Parturition
Question 142Single Answer
Gastrulation results in formation of the:
A
Bilaminar germ disc
B
Placental cotyledons only
C
Trilaminar germ disc
D
Neural tube only
Question 143Single Answer
The three primary germ layers are:
A
Neural crest, notochord and somite
B
Amnion, chorion and yolk sac
C
Epiblast, trophoblast and decidua
D
Ectoderm, mesoderm and endoderm
Question 144Single Answer
The neural crest is derived from:
A
Endoderm
B
Mesoderm
C
Ectoderm
D
Extraembryonic mesoderm
Question 145Single Answer
Neural crest cells contribute significantly to the development of:
A
Liver parenchyma only
B
Craniofacial structures
C
Myocardium only
D
Renal glomeruli only
Question 146Single Answer
The notochord plays an important role in induction of the:
A
Placenta
B
Neural plate
C
Amnion
D
Yolk sac
Question 147Single Answer
The adult remnant of the notochord is primarily the:
A
Annulus fibrosus
B
Nucleus pulposus
C
Vertebral body
D
Spinal ganglion
Question 148Single Answer
The first pharyngeal arch is also called the:
A
Hyoid arch
B
Mandibular arch
C
Branchial sinus
D
Aortic arch
Question 149Single Answer
The nerve associated with the first pharyngeal arch is the:
A
Facial nerve
B
Trigeminal nerve
C
Glossopharyngeal nerve
D
Vagus nerve
Question 150Single Answer
The nerve associated with the second pharyngeal arch is the:
B and A
B, then