Which of the following statements is correct? Sphenoid sinus Frontal sinus -B Adenoids Soft palate E Uvula Palatine tonsil Hard palate Lingual tonsil Oral F- cavity G- Mandible H- Tongue Esophagus K The area labeled J is the laryngopharynx The area labeled H is the oropharynx The area labeled G is the laryngocartilage The area labeled A is a site of olfactory sensory transduction

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**Question 18:**

**Which of the following statements is correct?**

[Anatomical diagram showing various labeled areas within the human head and neck]

**Diagram Explanation:**
The image features a sagittal (side) view of the human head and neck, highlighting various anatomical structures. Key areas are labeled A through K. Components like the sphenoid sinus, frontal sinus, adenoids, soft palate, palatine tonsil, lingual tonsil, uvula, hard palate, oral cavity, mandible, tongue, and esophagus are indicated.

**Labeled Areas:**
- **A:** Nasal cavity
- **B:** Frontal sinus
- **C:** Oral cavity
- **D:** Sphenoid sinus
- **E:** Adenoids
- **F:** Palatine tonsil
- **G:** Epiglottis
- **H:** Esophagus
- **J:** Laryngopharynx
- **K:** Trachea

**Multiple Choice Options:**
1. The area labeled **J** is the laryngopharynx.
2. The area labeled **H** is the oropharynx.
3. The area labeled **G** is the laryngocartilage.
4. The area labeled **A** is a site of olfactory sensory transduction.

**Correct Answer:**
The area labeled **J** is the laryngopharynx.

Explanation:
- **J** correctly corresponds to the laryngopharynx, a part of the pharynx located behind the larynx.
- **H** is actually the esophagus, not the oropharynx.
- **G** is the epiglottis and not associated with laryngocartilage.
- **A** represents the nasal cavity, which includes the olfactory sensory cells. The statement about it being a site for olfactory sensory transduction is incorrect as it inaccurately describes the specific labeled area of focus in this diagram.
Transcribed Image Text:**Question 18:** **Which of the following statements is correct?** [Anatomical diagram showing various labeled areas within the human head and neck] **Diagram Explanation:** The image features a sagittal (side) view of the human head and neck, highlighting various anatomical structures. Key areas are labeled A through K. Components like the sphenoid sinus, frontal sinus, adenoids, soft palate, palatine tonsil, lingual tonsil, uvula, hard palate, oral cavity, mandible, tongue, and esophagus are indicated. **Labeled Areas:** - **A:** Nasal cavity - **B:** Frontal sinus - **C:** Oral cavity - **D:** Sphenoid sinus - **E:** Adenoids - **F:** Palatine tonsil - **G:** Epiglottis - **H:** Esophagus - **J:** Laryngopharynx - **K:** Trachea **Multiple Choice Options:** 1. The area labeled **J** is the laryngopharynx. 2. The area labeled **H** is the oropharynx. 3. The area labeled **G** is the laryngocartilage. 4. The area labeled **A** is a site of olfactory sensory transduction. **Correct Answer:** The area labeled **J** is the laryngopharynx. Explanation: - **J** correctly corresponds to the laryngopharynx, a part of the pharynx located behind the larynx. - **H** is actually the esophagus, not the oropharynx. - **G** is the epiglottis and not associated with laryngocartilage. - **A** represents the nasal cavity, which includes the olfactory sensory cells. The statement about it being a site for olfactory sensory transduction is incorrect as it inaccurately describes the specific labeled area of focus in this diagram.
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