Anatomy 1 + 2 questions Flashcards

1
Q

how can le fort 2 + 3 #s affect the nose?

A

disrupt cribiform plate
spread of paranasal sinusistis infection
loss of smell

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2
Q

what nerve is the anterior ethmoidal nerve from and what foramen does it go through

A

branch of V1

through anterior eth. foramen

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3
Q

what nerve is the nasopalatine from, and what foramen goes it go through?

A

branch of V2

through sphenopalatine foramen

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4
Q

two branches of ECA that supply the face?

A

maxillary + facial

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5
Q

what are the branches of the ECA ? (8)

A

SALFOPMS - some angry lady

superior thyroid
ascending pharyngeal
lingual
facial
occipital
posterior auricular
maxillary
superior temporal
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6
Q

2 branches of ophthalmic artery (branch of ICA) that supply the superior nasal cavity?

A

anterior + posterior ethmoidal arteries

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7
Q

2 branches of maxillary (ECA) artery that supply the inferior-posterior nasal cavity?

A

sphenopalatine + greater palatine

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8
Q

2 branches of the facial artery (ECA) that supply the anterior nasal cavity?

A

septal branch (of superior labial artery) + lateral nasal artery

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9
Q

what physiological thing can affect the airflow through the nose?

A

engorgement of the nasal mucosa = swaps between sides every 1-5 hours

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10
Q

what kind of epithelium lines all the paranasal sinuses?

A

respirtatory epitherlium

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11
Q

where can sinusitis pain be referred to?

A

the teeth - via V1 + V2

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12
Q

what sinus is most prone to infection and why?

A

maxillary - cilia have to upwards against gravity to ostia

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13
Q

what problem can occur with teeth + macxillary sinus?

A

teeth roots may pierce up into sinus = infection can spread

also if the oro-antral fistula doesn’t close properly

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14
Q

2 nerves + 1 artery + 1 vein going through the IAM?

A

7 + 8

labyrinthine artery + vein

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15
Q

2 nerves that supply the EAM + external tympanic membrane?

what supplies the internal tympanic membrane?

A

V3 and CN 10

internal = CN 9

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16
Q

nerves that supply the auricle? (5)

A
C2
C3
CN V3
CN 7
CN 10
17
Q

otoscopic examination
how do you straighten the EAM in
> children
> adults

A

children - pull auricle posterioinferiorly

adults - pull it posterosuperiorly

18
Q

what does the CN 9 supply?

A
middle ear
eustach tube
nasopharynx
oropharynx
tonsils
19
Q

2 musles in the middle ear?

A

stapedius

tensor tympani - off the malleus (V3)

20
Q

where is the IAM?

A

in the intracrial cavity - in the posterior cranial fossa

21
Q

the chorda tympani supplies the anterior 2/3rd tongue taste buds… and what else?

A

parasympathetic supply tot eh submandibular + sublingual salivary glands

22
Q

that is the border of the lips called?

A

Vermillion border

23
Q

how do you test the muscles of facial exp / motor CN7 ?

4

A
  1. frown
  2. smile
  3. eyes closed tight
  4. maintain puffed out cheeks