AP Final Anatomy Flashcards
1
Q
What is #1?
A
Crista Galli
2
Q
What is #2?
A
Superior concha
3
Q
What is #3?
A
Middle Concha
4
Q
What is #4?
A
Inferior concha
5
Q
What is the red bone?
A
Ethmoid bone
6
Q
What innervates #1?
A
Trigeminal nerve (V)
7
Q
What innervates #2?
A
Glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
8
Q
What innervates #3?
A
Vagus nerve (X)
9
Q
What nerve innervates at #1?
A
Vagus (X)
10
Q
What nerve innervates taste at #2?
A
Glossopharyngeal (IX)
11
Q
What nerve innervates taste at #3?
A
Facial nerve (VII)
12
Q
What nerve innervates #4?
A
Vagus (X)
13
Q
What nerve innervates somatic sensation at #5?
A
Glossopharyngeal (IX)
14
Q
What nerve innervates somatic sensation at #6?
A
Trigeminal nerve branch V3 (mandibular division)
15
Q
What nerve innervates this area?
A
Glossopharyngeal (IX)
16
Q
What nerve innervates this area?
A
Vagus (X)
17
Q
What is #1?
A
Epiglottis
18
Q
What is #2?
A
Hyoid bone
19
Q
What is #3?
A
Median thyrohyoid ligament
20
Q
What is #4?
A
Laryngeal prominence
21
Q
What is #5?
A
Cricothyroid ligament
22
Q
What is #6?
A
Cricotracheal ligament
23
Q
What is #7?
A
Thyrohyoid membrane
24
Q
What is #8?
A
Thyrohyoid ligament
25
What is #9?
Foramen for the superior laryngeal nerve/artery/vein
26
What is #10?
Superior horn
27
What is #11?
Thyroid cartilage
28
What is #12?
Cricothyroid joint
29
What is #13?
Cricoid cartilage
30
What muscle is this?
External cricothyroid
31
What is #1?
Vagus nerve (X)
32
What is #2?
Right inferior laryngeal nerve
33
What is #3?
The right recurrent laryngeal nerve
34
What is #4?
Superior laryngeal nerve
35
What is #5?
Internal branch of the superior laryngeal nerve
36
What is #6?
External branch of the superior laryngeal nerve
37
What is #7?
Left inferior laryngeal nerve
38
What is #8?
Left recurrent laryngeal nerve
39
What is #1?
Arch of the cricoid cartilage
40
What is #2?
Articular facet for arytenoid cartilage
41
What is #3?
Articular facet for the thyroid cartilage
42
What is #1?
Cornelius, I mean, Corniculate cartilage
43
What is #1?
Thyroarytenoid muscle
44
What is #2?
Lateral cricoarytenoid muscle
45
What is #4?
Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
46
What is #1?
Vocalis muscle
47
What is #2?
Lateral cricoarytenoid muscle
48
What is #3?
Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
49
What is #1?
The oblique arytenoids
50
What is #2?
Transverse arytenoids
51
What is #3?
Thyroarytenoid muscle
52
What is #4?
Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
53
What is #1? Describe it's movement
Cricothyroid muscle. It tightens the vocal cords when it contracts
54
What is #2? Describe it's movement
Vocalis muscle. Lateral to the vocal ligament and on contraction it increases tension in the vocal cords
55
What is #3? Describe it's movement
Thyroarytenoid muscle. As it contracts it pulls the arytenoid forwards which as a rotational axis and pivots, as it does so, the glottis closes.
56
What is #4? Describe it's movement
Transverse arytenoid muscle. As it contracts, the arytenoids are pulled closer together to close the glottis.
57
What is #5? Describe it's movement
Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle. As this muscle contracts it makes the arytenoids swivel in a way that abducts the cords (opens).
58
What is #6? Describe it's movement
Lateral cricoarytenoid muscle. It connects the tips of the arytenoids and as it contracts, they arytenoids rotate in a way that adducts or closes the vocal cords.
59
What is #1?
Pectoralis minor
60
What is #2?
Serratus anterior
61
What is #1?
Hyoid bone
62
What is #2?
Thyrohyoid membrane
*note, this is going off powerpoint slide #3 from lecture 17 and does seem to be labeled slightly differently from his earlier lecture packet. The hyoid bone appears to be shaved down, perhaps this is posterior aspect of the thyrohyoid membrane?*
63
What is #3?
Thyrohyoid muscle
64
What is #4?
Median cricothyroid ligament
*Another one from slide 3 from lecture 17 that is labeled differently from his earlier packet. We simply called this the cricothyroid ligament in an earlier lecture, the slide has it labeled as median cricothyroid ligament*
65
What is #5?
Cricothyroid muscles
66
What is #7?
Inferior laryngeal nerve
67
What is #8?
Internal branch of the superior laryngeal nerve
68
What is #9?
Superior laryngeal artery/vein
69
What is #10?
External branch of the superior laryngeal nerve
70
What is #11?
Hyoid bone
71
What is #12?
Median thyrohyoid ligament
72
What is #13?
Thyroarytenoid muscle
73
What is #14?
Lateral cricothyroid muscle
*note in earlier slide packet this was labeled as lateral cricoarytenoid muscle but this slide had it labeled as cricothyroid, not sure which one his Schmidtness would prefer us to use*
74
What is #15?
Median cricothyroid ligament
75
What is #16?
Cricothyroid muscles
76
What is #17?
Internal branch of the superior laryngeal nerve
77
What is #18?
Galen's anastomosis
78
What is #19?
Posterior cricoarytenoid muscle
79
What is #1?
Superior pharyngeal constrictors, S1 - S4
80
What is #2?
Middle pharyngeal constrictors M1 and M2
81
What is #3?
Inferior pharyngeal constrictors L1 and L2
82
What is #1a?
Anterior digastric muscle
83
What is #1b?
Posterior digastric muscle
84
What is #2?
Stylohyoid muscle
85
What is #3?
Mylohyoid muscle
86
What is #4?
Geniohyoid muscle
87
What is #1?
Mylohyoid muscle
88
What is #2?
Anterior digastric muscle/belly
89
What is #3?
Infrahyoid muscles
90
What is #4?
Styloid process
91
What is #5?
Mastoid process
92
What is #6
Posterior digastric muscle/belly
93
What is #7?
Stylohyoid muscle
94
What is #8?
Central/intermediate tendon
95
What is #9?
Connective tissue sling
96
What is #10?
Hyoid bone
97
What is #1?
Geniohyoid muscle
98
What is #2?
Mylohyoid muscle
99
What is #1?
Anterior digastric muscle
100
What is #2?
Mylohyoid muscle
101
What is #3?
Sternohyoid muscle
102
What is #4?
Central/intermediate tendon of the omohyoid muscle
103
What is #5?
Stylohyoid muscle
104
What is #6?
Posterior digastric muscle
105
What is #7?
Thyrohyoid muscle
106
What is #8?
Sternothyroid muscle
107
What is #9?
Omohyoid muscle (superior above the central tendon, inferior below)
108
What is #1?
Mylohyoid
109
What is #2?
Hyoid bone
110
What is #3?
Thyrohyoid muscle
111
What is #4?
Thyroid cartilage
112
What is #5?
Sternothyroid muscle
113
What is #6?
Anterior digastric muscle
114
What is #7?
Posterior digastric muscle
115
What is #8?
Stylohyoid muscle
116
What is #9?
Sternohyoid muscle
117
What is #10?
Omohyoid muscles, superior and inferior
118
What is #5?
Omohyoid muscle
119
What is #6?
Sternohyoid muscle
120
What is #7?
Sternothyroid muscle
121
What is #8?
Thyrohyoid muscle
