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Block 2 Assorted Nerves Flashcards

1
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Greater palatine

A

branch of pterygopalatine ganglion, to front of hard palate

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Inferior alveolar

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branch of V#, toward mandibular teeth

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Inferior laryngeal

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terminal branch of recurrent laryngeal

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4
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Infraorbital

A

maxillary nerve after infraorbital canal

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5
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Infratrochlear

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branch of nasociliary before anterior ethmoidal foarmen

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6
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Internal laryngeal

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branch of superior laryngeal nerve

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Lacrimal

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smallest branch of V1, to lacrimal gland

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Lesser palatine

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branch of pterygopalatine ganglion, through fossa to soft palate

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Lingual nerve

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branch of V3 to tongue

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Long ciliary

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from nasociliary nerve via ciliary ganglion to eye

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11
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Mental

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branch of inferior alveolar nerve to mental foramen

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Nasociliary

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deep midsized branch of V1

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13
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Nasopalatine

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branch of pterygopalatine ganglion, through incisive fossa

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Nerve of the pterygoid canal (Vidian nerve)

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formed by the junction of great and deep petrosal nerves

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15
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Nerve to thyrohyoid

A

C1 via hypoglossal nerve

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16
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Phrenic

A

C3-5

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17
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Posterior superior alveolar

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from trunk of V3 toward maxillary teeth

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Right and left recurrentlaryngeal

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from vagus toward larynx. Loops subclavian (right) and arch of aorta (left)

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Short ciliary

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from ciliary ganglion to eye

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20
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Submandibular ganglion

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hangs from V3 on hyoglossus muscle

21
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Superior cervical sympathetic ganglion

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opposite C2 and C3 vertebrae, deep to IJV and ICA

22
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Superior laryngeal

A

branch of X, descends beside pharynx deep to ICA, splits into internal and external

23
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Supraorbital

A

branch of frontal nerve, to supraorbital foramen

24
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Supratrochlear

A

branch of frontal , exits between trochlea and duperior orbital foramen

25
Q

Greater palatine function

A

gums, mucus membrane of hard palate up to incisors

26
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Inferior alveolar function

A

to mandibular teeth: gives off mylohyoid branch and mental branch too.

27
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Inferior laryngeal function

A

all laryngeal muscles except cricothyroid (external laryngeal), mucosa below the vocal chords

28
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Infratrochlear function

A

upper eylids, bridge of nose, conjucntive, lacrima sac and caruncle

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Internal laryngeal function

A

mucous membrane and larynx, epiglottis, base of tongue, glands, larynx as low as vocal folds

30
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lacrimal function

A

sensory to lacrimal gland, conjuctiva, and lateral upper eyelid

31
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Lesser palatine function

A

soft palate, tonsil, uvula

32
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Lingual nerve function

A

somatic sensory to anterior 2/3 of tongue, taste to 2/3 (via chorda tympani from facial)

33
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Long ciliary function

A

sensory to eyeball and cornea, sympathetic fibers to dilator pupillae

34
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Mental function

A

sensation to chin and lower lip

35
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Nasociliary function

A

travel to long and short ciliary. Test with blink reflex

36
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Nasopalatine function

A

palatal structures around upper six front teeth, some of the nasal septum

37
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Nerve of the pterygoid canal (Vidian nerve) function

A

just travel: from forament lacerum to pterygopalatine ganglion

38
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Phrenic function

39
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Posterior superior alveolar function

A

to maxillary gums and mucosa and molars

40
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Right and left recurrent laryngeal function

A

motor and sensation to the larynx (below vocal cords)

41
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Short ciliary function

A

to ciliary muscle (accommodation: change of lens shape)

42
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Submandibular ganglion function

A

parasympathetic innervation to submanidibular and sublingual glands

43
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Superior cervical sympathetic ganglion function

A

sympathetics to eye, carotid body, blood vessels

44
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Superior laryngeal function

A

external to cricothyroid to tense vocal cords, internal sensory to laryngeal mucosa

45
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Supraorbital function

A

conjuctiva, frontal sinus, forehead, back and middle of scalp

46
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Supratrochlear function

A

skin of mid forehead, conjuctiva and skin of upper eyelid

47
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vocal chords innervated by

A

internal laryngeal and recurrent laryngeal

48
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chorda tympani function

A

para to submandibular and sublingual, taste to the anterir 2/3 of tongue

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