23. Cervical Plexus Flashcards
Identify 1 - 2
- Ansa cervicalis
- Transverse cervical nn.
Identify 3
- Supraclavicular nn.
Identify 4 - 5
- Lesser occipital n.
- Great auricular n.
Cervical Plexus Arises from ____ and is divided into 2 parts
the ventral rami of C1-4
Cervical Plexus Arises from the ventral rami of C1-4 and is divided into 2 parts
→ What are they?
- Ansa Cervicalis (motor component)
- Cutaneous Branches (sensory component)
Cervical Plexus Arises from the ventral rami of C1-4 and is divided into 2 parts
→ What are they? Which one is motor component and which one is sensory component?
- Ansa Cervicalis (motor component)
- Cutaneous Branches (sensory component)
Ansa Cervicalis (motor component)
→ Source?
Ventral rami of C1-3
Cutaneous Branches (sensory component) of cervical plexus
→ Supraclavicular nerve → Source?
Cervical plexus formed by contributions of ventral rami C3 and C4
Ansa Cervicalis (motor component) of cervical plexus Innervates the ___ (3 muscles)
- Omohyoid
- Sternohyoid
- Sternothyroid
2 divisions of Ansa Cervicalis (motor component)
Superior root (descendens hypoglossi)—arises from ventral ramus of C1
Inferior root (descendens cervicalis)—arises from ventral rami of C2 and C3
2 divisions of Ansa Cervicalis (motor component)
- Superior root (descendens hypoglossi)—arises from _____
- Inferior root (descendens cervicalis)—arises from ____
- ventral ramus of C1
- ventral rami of C2 and C3
Cutaneous Branches (sensory component) of cervical plexus
→ Lesser occipital nerve → Source?
Cervical plexus by contributions from ventral ramus of C2
Cutaneous Branches (sensory component) of cervical plexus
→ Lesser occipital nerve Continues on head posterior to ____ supplying ____
- auricle
- the skin in region
Cutaneous Branches (sensory component) of cervical plexus
→ Great auricular nerve → Source?
Cervical plexus formed by contributions of ventral rami C2 and C3
Cutaneous Branches (sensory component) of cervical plexus
→ Transverse cervical nerve → Source
Cervical plexus formed by contributions of ventral rami C2 and C3