Anterior and posterior belly of digastric form an intermediate tendon that attaches to_______________?
Correct answer: C. Hyoid bone
- A. Mastoid process
- B. Mandible
- C. Hyoid bone
- D. Thyroid cartilage
Explanation
The intermediate tendon of digastric is held against the hyoid by a fibrous sling. Thus the two bellies are functionally linked to the hyoid rather than directly to the mastoid process or thyroid cartilage.
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