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The muscle that makes up the upper and lower lips and that m…

The muscle that makes up the upper and lower lips and that may be disrupted in clefting is: 

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Which statement about the presence of a cleft palate is TRUE…

Which statement about the presence of a cleft palate is TRUE?

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What structures contribute to the formation of the hard pala…

What structures contribute to the formation of the hard palate?

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What is the primary function of musculus uvula?

What is the primary function of musculus uvula?

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What is the primary goal of surgical repair of the velum?

What is the primary goal of surgical repair of the velum?

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The muscle that forms the bulk of the soft palate is: 

The muscle that forms the bulk of the soft palate is: 

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A complete cleft of the primary palate may best be described…

A complete cleft of the primary palate may best be described as: 

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Select the answer that best describes a submucous cleft. 

Select the answer that best describes a submucous cleft. 

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What is the primary function of the pharyngeal musculature?

What is the primary function of the pharyngeal musculature?

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Which statement best describes the velar and pharyngeal musc…

Which statement best describes the velar and pharyngeal muscles when clefting of the soft palate is present?

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