ANATOMY - Neck p1 Flashcards

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anterior triangle of neck - superior border

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inferior border mandible

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anterior triangle of neck - lateral border

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anterior border SCM

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anterior triangle of neck - medial border

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sagittal line midline neck

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anterior triangle of neck - roof

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investing fascia

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anterior triangle of neck - floor

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visceral fascia

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contents of anterior triangle neck

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CCA (ICA + ECA)
IJV
CN VII, IX, X, XI, XII
Suprahyoid mm
infrahyoid mm

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what are the subdivisions of the anterior triangle

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Carotid triangle
submental triangle
submandibular triangle
muscular triangle

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contents carotid triangle (5)

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CCA
IJV
CN X
CN XII
Carotid sinus

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superior border carotid triangle

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posterior belly digastric

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lateral border carotid triangle

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medial border SCM

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inferior border carotid triangle

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superior belly omohyoid

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contents submental triangle

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submental LN

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inferior border submental triangle

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hyoid bone

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medial border submental triangle

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midline neck

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15
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lateral border submental triangle

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anterior belly digastric

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floor submental triangle

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mylohyoid

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submandibular triangle contents (4)

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SM gland
SM LN
facial aa
Facial vv

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superior border submandibular triangle

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body of mandible

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19
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anterior border submandibular triangle

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anterior belly digastric

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posterior border submandibular triangle

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posterior belly digastric

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contents muscular triangle anterior triangle (4)

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infrahyoid muscles
pharynx
thyroid
parathyroid

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superior border muscular triangle

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hyoid

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medial border muscular triangle

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midline neck

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superolateral border of the muscular triangle

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sup belly omohyoid

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inferolateral border muscular triangle
inferior portion SCM
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anterior border of posterior triangle
posterior border SCM
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posterior border of posterior triangle
anterior border trapezius
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inferior border posterior triangle
middle 1/3 clavicle
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floor of posterior triangle
pre-vertebral fascia
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roof of posterior triangle
investing fascia
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contents posterior triangle (12)
inf belly omohyoid splenius capitis levator scapulae scalenes EJV (+ retromandibular + post auricular draining into) SCV SCA Tranverse cervical + subscapular vv CN XI Cervical plexus Trunks brachial plexus
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What are the 2 subdivisions of the posterior triangle of the neck
omohyoid triangle = sup to omohyoid subclavian triangle = cont SCA
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how many cervical vertebrae
7
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Name for C1
ATLAS
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Name for C2
Axis
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what travels through the transverse foramina of the C spines
vertebral aa vertebral vv sympathetic nn
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what 2 things does the atlas not have in comparison to the rest of the C spine vertebra
no vertebral body no spinous processes (has lateral masses instead)
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function of medial atlanto-axial joint?
rotation of head independent from torso
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what are the 2 joints present throughout the whole of the vertebral column in the C spine?
betw vertebral bodies - IVD betw vertebral arches - sup + inf processes
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what type of joint is the IVD joint between vertebral bodies?
symphysis joint
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what type of joint is the sup + inf processes joints between vertebral arches?
synovial joint
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What are the 3 joints unique to the C spine?
lateral A-A joints x2 medial A-A joint Atlanto-occipital joint
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what are the lateral A-A joints + what type of joint are they?
betw inf facet of lateral mass C1 and sup facets C2 plane synovial joint
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what is the medial A-A joint + what type of joint is it?
dens of C2 to articular facet C1 pivot synovial joint
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what is the Atlanto-occipital joint and what type of joint is it
sup facet lat mass C1 to occpital condyles condyloid synovial joint
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6 ligaments of the C spine
Ant longitudinal Post longitudinal longitudinal ligaments cover VB + IVD Nuchal ligament - tips of process C1-7 for mm attachment Interspinal ligament - connects spinous processes Ligamentum flavum - lamina of adjacent vertebra transverse ligament axis - - connects lat masses of atlas to anchor dens
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how many C spine nerves?
8
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Jefferson fracture
C1 fall on extended neck ant or post arch fracture
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Hangmans fracture
C2 fracture pars interarticularis high velocity hyperextension
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Dens fracture
40% C2 fracture high risk AVN
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Hyoid bone level
C3
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3 ligaments which attach to hyoid bone
stylohyoid thyrohyoid hyoepiglottic
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stylohyoid ligament
styloid process temporal bone --> lesser horn hyoid
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thyrohyoid ligament
sup thyroid cartilage to posterior hyoid and greater horns
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hyoepiglottic
hyoid to anterior epiglottis
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where does the pharynx run between?
base of skull --> inf border cricoid cartilage C6
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what are the 3 parts of the pharynx
nasopharynx oropharynx laryngopharynx
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where does nasopharynx run between?
base of skull to soft palate
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cell lining nasopharynx
ciliated pseudostratified columnar ep + goblet cells
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contents nasopharynx
adenoid tonsils
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where does the oropharynx run between?
soft palate to sup border epiglottis
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contents oropharynx (4)
posterior 1/3 tongue superior constructor muscles lingual tonsils palatine tonsils
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what is Waldeyers ring
ring of lymphoid tissue formed by the palatine, adenoid and lingual tonsils
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where does the laryngopharynx run between?
sup border of epiglottis to inf border cricoid cartilage C6
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contents laryngopharynx (2)
inf + middle constrictors
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what are the 2 muscles groups of the pharynx?
3 circulator muscles 3 longitudinal muscles
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which CN are the muscles of the pharynx innervated by except stylopharyngeus?
CN X Stylopharyngeus = CN IX
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superior pharyngeal constrictor origin/insertion
pterygomandibular ligament, alveolar process mandible, medial pterygoid plate --> pharyngeal tubercle occiput + pharyngeal raphe
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middle pharyngeal constrictor origin/insertion
stylohyoid ligament + horns hyoid
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inferior pharyngeal constrictor origin/insertion
thyropharyngeal fibres from thyroid cartilage + cricopharyngeal fibres from cricoid cartilage --> pharygneal raphe
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role of longitudinal muscles in pharynx
shorten + widen pharynx elevate larynx during swallowing
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palatopharyngeus origin/insertion
hard palate --> pharyngeal wall
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stylopharyngeus origin/insertion
styloid process temporal bone --> pharyngeal wall
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salpingopharyngeus origin/insertion
eustachian tube --> pharyngeal wall
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what does the majority of motor and sensory inn to the pharynx come from?
pharyngeal plexus (also CN IX)
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where is the pharyngeael plexus
middle constrictor
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which nerves make up the pharyngeal plexus (4)
pharyngeal branch CN IX pharyngeal branch CN X branches ext laryngeal branch sympathetic fibres sup cervical ganglion
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aa supply pharynx
3 branches ECA - ascending pharyngeal aa, branches facial aa, branches maxillary/lingual aa
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vv supply pharynx
pharyngeal vv plexus
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where does the pharyngeal vv plexus drain into
IJV
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larynx spans over
C3-6
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what muscles are anterior to the larynx?
infrahyoid muscles
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what structure is lateral to the larynx?
thyroid gland
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what structure is posterior to the larynx?
oesophagus
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what are the 3 sections of the larynx?
supraglottis glottis infraglottis
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supraglottis
inferior surface of the epiglottis to the false VC
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glottis
VC to 1cm below
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infraglottis
inferior border of the glottis --> inferior border of the cricoid cartilage
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cell lining of the larynx
pseudostratified ciliated columnar epithelium
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cell lining of the VC
stratified squamous ep
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aa supply to the larynx
superior and inferior laryngeal aa
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superior laryngeal aa is a branch of
superior thyroid aa (^ECA)
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inferior laryngeal aa is a branch of
inferior thyroid aa (^thyrocervical trunk)
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what nn does the superior laryngeal aa follow
internal branch of the superior laryngeal nn
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what nn does the inferior laryngeal aa follow
recurrent laryngeal nn
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recurrent laryngeal nn - sensory inn
infraglottis
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recurrent laryngeal nn - motor inn
all internal mm of the larynx EXCEPT CRICOTHYROID
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inn - internal branch of the superior laryngeal nn
sensory info to the surpaglottis
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inn - external branch of the superior laryngeal nn
motor inn to the cricothyroid
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unilateral VC paralysis PS:
hoarseness of voice
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bilateral VC paralysis PS
impaired breathing -stridor cannot phonate
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what are the 3 unpaired cartilages of the larynx?
thyroid cartilage cricoid cartilage epiglottis
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what joins the 2 sheets of the thyroid cartilage at the front
laryngeal prominence aka Adams apple
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what is attached to the superior horns of the thyroid cartilage
lateral thyroihyoid ligaments (to hyoid)
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what is attached to the inferior horns of the thyroid cartilage
cricothyroid ligaments (to cricoid)
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what type of cartilage is the cricoid
complete ring of hyaline cartilage
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shape of cricoid cartilage
signet ring shape
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what spinal level is the cricoid cartilage
C6
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shape of epiglottis
leaf shape
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what type of cartilage is the epiglottis
elastic cartilage
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what happens to the epiglottis during swallowing
flattens and moves posteriorly to close off the larynx
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what are the 3 paired cartilages of the larynx?
arytenoid corniculate cuneiform
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shape of arytenoid cartilage
pyramidal
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what cartilage do the arytenoids sit on
cricoid
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what does the apex of the arytenoid cartilages articulate with?
corniculate cartilages
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what does the base of the arytenoid cartilages articulate with
superior facet of the cricoid cartilages
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what attaches to the vocal process of the arytenoid
vocal ligament
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what attaches to the muscle process of the arytenoid
posterior and lateral cricoarytenoid muscles
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what do the corniculates articulate with
apices of the arytenoid
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where are the cuneiform cartilages
within the aryepiglottic folds
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how many extrinsic ligaments of the larynx are there?
5
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what are the names of the extrinsic ligaments of the larynx
thyrohyoid membrane aka medial and lateral thryohyoid ligaments hyoepiglottic ligament cricotracheal ligament medial criciothyroid ligament
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how many intrinsic ligaments of the larynx are there
2
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what are the intrinsic ligaments of the larynx
cricothyroid ligament quadrangular membrane
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which intrinsic ligament of the larynx forms the vocal ligament?
cricothyroid ligament
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where does the cricothyroid ligament extend between?
cricoid cartilage to upper margin of thyroid + arytenoid
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what does the lower margin of the quandrangular membrane of the larynx thicken to become?
vestibular ligament
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where does the quadrangular membrane of the larynx extend between?
anterolateral arytenoid + lateral epiglottis
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what are the 2 laryngeal folds
vocal folds aka true vocal folds vestibular folds aka false VC
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what are the 4 movements of the vocal folds
abduction adduction relaxed tensed
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what are the 4 layers of the vocal folds from superficial to deep
Non-keratinised stratified squamous ep Reinke's space vocal ligament vocalis mm
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what is the space between the true and false VC called?
Rima glottidis (white)
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are the false vocal cords superior or inferior to the true vocal cords?
superior
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colour of false vocal cords
pink
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function of false vocal cords
provide protection to larynx
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which 2 extrinsic laryngeal muscle groups elevate the larynx
suprahyoid mm stylopharyngeus
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role of intrinsic muscles of the larynx
control shape of rima glottidis
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innervation of intrinsic mm of the larynx (except cricothyroid)
inferior laryngeal branch of rec laryngeal nn (CNX)
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innervation of cricothyroid muscle
external branch of sup laryngeal nn
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what are the 5 intrinsic mm of the larynx
transverse arytenoid post cricoarytenoid lat cricoarytenoid thyroarytenoid cricothyroid
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transverse arytenoid origin/insertion
arytenoid to the other arytenoid
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action transverse arytenoid
adduction arytenoid
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origin/insertion post cricoarytenoid
post cricoid to mm process arytenoid
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action post cricoarytenoid
abductors of VC (widen rima glottidis)
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origin/insertion thyroartenoid
inferopost thyroid to anterolat arytenoid
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action thyroarytenoid
relaxes vocal ligament
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origin/insertion lat cricoarytenoid
arch cricoid cartilage to mm process arytenoid
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action lat cricoarytenoid
main adductors vocal cord
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origin/insertion cricothyroid
ant cricoid cartilage --> inf horns thyroid
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action cricothyroid
stretches + tenses vocal ligament
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length of oesophagus
25cm
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where does the oesophagus extend between?
inferior border cricoid cartilage C6 --> cardia orifice stomach T11
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where is the oesophagus in the superior mediastinum?
between the trachea + VB T1-4
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structure oesophagus from external to inner layer
adventitia (outer layer connective tissue) mm layer submucosa mucosa
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instead of adventitia in the distal portion of the oesophagus, what layer is there instead?
serosa
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mm layer sup 1/3 oesophagus
voluntary striated mm
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mm layer middle 1/3 oesophagus
voluntary striated + smooth mm
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mm layer distal 1/3 oesophagus
smooth m
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what cell type make up the mucosa of the oesophagus
non-keratinised stratified squamous ep
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which muscle forms the upper oesophageal sphincter?
cricopharyngeus
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what level is the lower oesophageal sphincter at?
T11
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what 4 factors maintain the physiological LOS?
oesophagus entering stomach at an acute angle walls of oesophagus being compressed with increased IAP prominent mucosal folds at GOJ R crus diaphragm pinch cork effect
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structures anterior to the thoracic oespohagus
trachea L recurrent laryngeal nn pericardium
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structures posterior to the thoracic oesophagus
VB thoracic duct azygous vv descending aorta
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structures to the left to thoracic oesophagus
pleura terminal part azygous vv
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structures to the LEFT of the thoracic oesophagus
SCA aortic arch thoracic duct pleura
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structures anterior to the abdominal oesophagus
L CNX posterior surface heart
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Structures posterior to the abdominal oesophagus
R CNX L crus diaphragm
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aa supply thoracic oesophgagus
branches thoracic aorta + inf thyroid aa
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vv drainage thoracic oesophagus
branch azygous vv + inf thyroid vv
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aa supply abdominal oesophagus
L gastric aa + L phrenic aa
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vv drainage abdominal oesophagus
gastric vv (portal circ) azygous vv (systemic circ)
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inn oespohagus
oesophageal plexus
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parasympathetic aspect oesophageal plexus
vagal trunks - upper = nucleus ambigulus, lower = dorsal motor nucleus
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sympathetic aspect oesophageal plexus
cervical/thoracic trunks
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LN drainage superior 1/3 oepsphagus
deep cervical LN
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LN drainage middle 1/3 oesophagus
sup + post mediastinal LN
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LN drainage lower 1/3 oesophagus
L gastric + coeliac LN
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where vertebra does the thyroid gland span between?
C5-T1
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embryological origin thyroid gland
foramen cecum (near base of tongue) reaches anterior neck by week 7 descends --> thyroglossal duct --> usually regresses by week 6
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structures anterior to the thyroid
infrahyoid muscles
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structures lateral to the thyroid
carotid sheath (cont common carotid artery, internal jugular vein and vagus nerve)
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structures medial to the thyroid
Organs – larynx, pharynx, trachea and oesophagus Nerves – external laryngeal and recurrent laryngeal
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what are the 2 main aa supplying the thyroid gland?
sup + inf thyroid aa
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origin sup thyroid aa
1st branch ECA
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origin inf thyroid aa
thyrocergical trunk
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which nn is the sup thyroid aa in close proximity to?
external sup laryngeal nn
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which nn is the inf thyroid aa in close proximity to?
rec laryngeal nn
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what % of the population also have the thyroid ima aa?
10%
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origin of thyroid ima aa?
brachiocephalic trunk
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what part of the thyroid does the thyroid ima supply
ant surface isthmus
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vv drainage thyroid
sup, mid and inf thyroid vv form venous plexus
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sup and mid thyroid vv drain into
IJV
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inferior thyroid vv drains into
brachiocephalic vv
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inn thyroid gland
sympathetic trunk - SENSATION ONLY
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LN drainage thyroid gland
paratracheal + deep cervical LN
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where are the parathyroid glands?
posterior aspect of thyroid gland
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within which fascia would you find the parathyroid glands?
pretracheal fascia
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embryological origin sup parathyroid glands
4th pharyngeal pouch
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embryological origin inf paraythyroid glands
3rd pharyngeal pouch
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relation of sup parathyroid glands to inf thyroid aa
1cm superior to the entry of inf thyroid aa into glands
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aa supply parathyroids
inf thyroid aa chiefly collat from other 2 thyroid aa
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vv drainage parathyroids
sup, mid + inf thyroid vv
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LN drainage parathyroids
paratracheal + deep cervical LN
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nn supply parathyroids
thyroid branches cervical ganglion (vasomotor)