Oral diaphragm is formed by_________________?

Correct answer: A. Mylohyoid muscle

  • A. Mylohyoid muscle
  • B. Genioglossus muscle
  • C. Buccinator muscle
  • D. Orbicularis oris muscle

Explanation

The paired mylohyoid muscles form the oral diaphragm, a muscular sling that supports the floor of the mouth and separates it from the neck. Genioglossus mainly forms the body of the tongue, not the diaphragm.

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