19: Nasal Cavity and Sinuses Flashcards
boundaries of nasal cavity
roof: ethmoid, sphenoid bones
floor: hard palate (maxillary and palatine bones)
medial: septum
lateral: concha
anterior: external nares (apterture)
posterior: internal nares
palatine bone contains
palatine canal and sphenopalatine foramen
palatine canal contains
descending palatine a.
greater and lesser palatine nn. (give rise to posterior inferior lateral nasal branches through lateral nasal wall)
sphenopalatine foramen contains
sphenopalatine n.a.v.
the meatus is located
below the corresponding concha
kiesselback area
rich in anastomosing arteries; why sometimes noses won’t stop bleeding
nasal cavity is split diagonally between
V1 and V2 innervation
arterial supply to nasal cavity provided by
branches of
opthalmic
maxillary
facial aa.
nasal septum arteries from opthalmic a.
posterior ethmoid a.
anterior ethmoid a.
lateral nasal wall arteries from opthalmic a.
posterior ethmoid a.
anterior ethmoid a.
nasal septum arteries from maxillary a
medial (septal) posterior nasal branches (from sphenopalatine a.)
nasopalatine a. (from sphenopalatine a.)
greater palatine a.
incisive canal - important
anastomosis between nasalpalatine a. (fr. sphenopalatine a.) and greater palatine a. (fr. descending palatine a.)
nasalpalatine a. is from
sphenopalatine a.
greater palatine a. is from
descending palatine a.
lateral nasal wall arteries from maxillary artery
superior lateral posterior nasal branches (fr. sphenopalatine a.)
inferior lateral posterior nasal branches (fr. descending palatine a.)