Anatomy - CN V - Trigeminal Flashcards
What are the 3 branches of CN V?
- Ophthalmic
- Maxillary
- Mandibular
What are the 3 branches of V1?
- Frontal
- Lacrimal
- Nasociliary
What are the 2 branches of the Frontal n.?
- Supratrochlear
2. Supraorbital
What are the branches of the Nasociliary n.?
- Short ciliary nerves
- Long
- Post. Ethmoid n.
- Ant. Ethmoid n.
- Infratrochlear n.
The nasociliary n. enters the orbit more ___ (than the frontal and lacrimal nerves) within the ___ of the supraocular muscles
Inferiorly
Tendinous Ring
The frontal and lacrimal nerves enter the orbit through the __
Superior tip of the superior orbital fissure
Where does the supratrochlear n. exit the orbit?
What does it supply?
Near the medial corner
Sensory to: scalp of forehead frontal sinus conjunctiva upper eyelid
Where does the supraorbital n. exit the orbit?
What does it supply?
Through the supraorbital foramen
Sensory to:
scalp of the head and forehead
upper eyelid
Where does the lacrimal n. exit the orbit?
What does it supply?
Lateral corner
Lacrimal gland
Sensory to:
Conjunctiva
Upper eyelid
The lacrimal n. is connected to the ___ nerve of V2
Zygomaticotemporal
Which is the most inferior of the V1 branches?
Nasociliary n.
Short ciliary nerves carry ___
Sensory info from the eye through ciliary ganglion and, via communicating branches, into the nasociliary
Long ciliary nerves carry ___
Sensory info from the eye
BUT bypass the ciliary ganglion
Posterior ethmoid n. carries ___
Sensory info to:
Sphenoid sinus
Posterior ethmoid air cells
Anterior ethmoid n. carries ___
Sensory info to:
Middle and anterior ethmoid air cells
Anterior portion of nasal septum
Lateral portion of nose
Infratrochlear n. carries ___
Sensory info to: Soft tissue at the corner of the orbit Conjunctiva Upper eyelid Bridge of nose
Within the ____ fossa, the maxillary n. gives rise to branches, communicates with ___ and then divides into ___ and ___ nerves.
Pterygopalatine
Pterygopalatine Ganglion
Zygomatic and Infraorbital