Anatomy (Head, Neck & Neuro) Flashcards
Compartments of Jugular foramen
3
Lymphatic drainage of posterior third of tongue
Bilateral deep cervical
Tooth related to lingual nerve
Lies on periosteum of inferior 3rd molar
Location of oxyphil cells
Parathyroid
Most superficial structure of parotid gland
Facial nerve
Second most superficial is retromandibular vein
To what does Stensen’s duct belong
Parotid
Nerves of parotid
Parasympathetic secretomotor-water
Sympathetic superior cervical-ENZYMES
Sensory greater articular
Nerve at risk during carotid endarterectomy
Hypoglossal
Greater articular
Superior laryngeal
Structures manipulated during beautiful endarterectomy
Dissection of sternocleidomastoid
Ligation of common facial vein
Dissection of internal jugular vein
Terminal branches of internal carotid artery
Anterior and middle
Peculiarity of laryngeal lymphatic drainage
Vocal cord/Glottic area has no lymphatic drainage
Lymph above Glottic
Upper Deep cervical
Subglottic lymphatic
Pretracheal
Pre laryngeal
Lower deep cervical
Vertebral level of Larynx
C3-6
Divisions of lateral cavity
Vestibule
Ventricle
Infraglottic
Extension of laundry cavity
From inlet to lower border of cricoid cartilage
Parasympathetics to lacrimation
Pterygopalatine ganglion
Relation of hypoglossal nerve with Submandibular gland
Deep to the gland capsule
Nerve at greater Tiffani of Indy during Submandibular gland surgery
Lingual
Mnemonic for contents of cavernous sinus
O TOM CAt
Upto 21questons
Mnemonic of structures passing through superior orbital fissure
Live-lacrimal
Frankly-frontal
To-trochlear
See-superior branch of oculomotor
Absolutely-abducens
No-nasociliary
Insult-inferior branch of oculomotor
The auriculotemporal nerve and the greater auricular nerve
The auriculotemporal nerve and the greater auricular nerve are both nerves that provide sensory innervation to the ear, but they have different areas of the ear that they supply:
Auriculotemporal nerve
A branch of the mandibular nerve that provides sensation to the tragus, crus, and ascending helix of the ear. It also provides sensation to the tympanic membrane and the medioventral part of the pinna.
Greater auricular nerve
A branch of the cervical plexus that provides sensation to the lobule, antitragus, antihelix, scapha, external acoustic meatus, postauricular sulcus, helix, and concha of the ear.
Mnemonic for branches of Subclavian artery
V-vertebral
I-internal thoracic
T-thyrocervical trunk
C- costocervical
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D-dorsal scapular
