Anterior Neck Flashcards

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anterior boundary of neck

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first rib superiorly to the ramus of the mandible

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2
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posterior boundary of neck

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superior nuchal line markers upper border

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3
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function of hyoid bone

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keeps the airway open and is important in swallowing

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4
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where is the hyoid bone located

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c3

superior to thyroid cartilage

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5
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where is the carotid tubercle

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anterior tubercle on the transverse process of c6

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6
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where can carotid tubercle be palpated

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anterior border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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7
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where is thyroid cartilage

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level of c4

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8
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where can cervical ganglion be found

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deep to birfuration of common carotid

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9
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where is cricoid cartilage

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level of c6

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10
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what is unique about cricoid cartilage

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forms a complete ring

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11
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what does the cricoid cartilage mark the approx location of

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middle cervical ganglion
junction of phyarnx and esophagus
junction of larynx with the trachea

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12
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platysma

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thin sheet of muscle located in the superficial fascia of the neck
- muscle of facial expression

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13
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innervation of platysma

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facial nerve

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14
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origin of trap

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superior nuchal line and thoracic vertebral spinous processes

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15
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insertion of trap

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lateral aspect of clavicle, acromion and spine of scapula

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16
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innervation of trap

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spinal accessory

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17
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origin of medial head of sternocleidomastoid

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manubrium of the sternum

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18
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origin of lateral head of sternocleidomastoid

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clavical

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19
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insertion of sternocliedomastoid

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mastoid process of the temporal bone

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20
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function of suprahyoid

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connects hyoid bone to the skull
- elevates hyoid
assists in opening jaw
depreses mandible

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21
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infrahyoid muscle function

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depresses and fixes/stabilizes hyoid bone

important in final stages of swallowing

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22
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what scalene does the phrenic run over

23
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function of scalnes

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flex neck laterally and elevate first and second ribs during forced inspiration

24
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where is the trunk of brachial plexus located in terms of scalene muscle

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anterior and middle

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anterior triangle of the neck
midline of neck sternocleidomastoid body of mandible
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posterior triangle of the neck
sternocleidomastoid trap clavicle
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where does the common carotid originate on the left
arch of aorta
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where does common carotid originate on the right side
brachiocephalic trunk
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what accompanies the common carotid in the sheath
internal jugular vein | vagus nerve
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what does the internal carotid supply
brain and eye
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what does the external carotid supply
face and neck
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major branches of external carotid artery
``` superior thyroid ascending pharyngeal lingual facial occipital posterior auricular maxillary superficial temporal ```
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first branch of the subclavian
vertebral artery
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vertebral artery
joins with contralateral and forms basilar artery participating in circle of willis
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what is the significance of the anastomotic connection between the interior and superior thyroid artery
forms a collateral circulation route that bypasses the bifurcation which is important if the bifurcation is full of plaque
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internal thoracic artery
supplies anterior chest wall
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where does external jugular drain
subclavian veins
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where do the superior thyroid veins drain
internal jugular veins
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where do the inferior thyroid veins drain
brachiocephalic veins
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where are cervical lymph nodes found
along the internal jugular vein and often embedded in carotid sheath
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enlarged submental/submandibular
disease in oral/nasal/paranasal sinuses
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enlarged delphian nodes
associated with thyroid disease
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where can delphian node be found
anterior to the ithsmus of the thyroid gland
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enlarged nodes in inferior third of neck
disease below clavicle | - typically in throax
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enlarged virchows node
disease below diaphragm
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where can virchows node be found
near termination of thoracic duct
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where is cervical sympathetic chain located
deep to the carotid sheath
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cervical sypathetic chain
runs from base of skull to the first rib and has 3 interconnected ganglia
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superior cervical ganglion
largest | - site of synapse for many preganglionic symp fibers originating from cell column T1-T4
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middle and inferior cervical ganglion
postganglionic fibers participate in the formation of the cardiac plexus - also distributed with the brachial plexus
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horners syndrome
results rom damage to cervical/thoracic symp. chain at or above C8-T1 COMPROMISES BRACHIAL PLEXUS
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importance of recurrent laryngeal nerve
laryngeal cartilage keeps airway open
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enlarged juglodigastric nodes
tonsillitis in children | hodgkin disease/oral carcinoma in adults