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Answer to Question 5 : B

The recurrent course of the chorda tympani flows through the facial canal passing through the middle ear and exits the skull , ultimately joining the lingual nerve near the tongue.

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How does the chorda tympani exit the skull?

A - Decongestation to relieve symptoms.
B - Neurohormonal Antagonism.
C - The Petrotympanic fissure and joins the lingual nerve.
D - Truama to the eyes and exposure to contaminated water.

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Medicine A17 Question (6/20)

The recurrent course of the chorda tympani flows through the facial canal passing through the middle ear and exits the skull , ultimately joining the lingual nerve near the tongue.

How does the chorda tympani exit the skull?

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