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Chapter 35 Flashcards

1
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What is the Lymphatics?

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-An accumulation of lymph nodes and channels connecting them. - A filtering system for the blood stream.

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What do the lymph nodes do?

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Filter fluid and produce lymphocytes to combat infections.

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What nodes are located beneath the chin?

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Submental Nodes

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What do the submental nodes do?

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Drain the mandibular incisors, tip of tongue, and midline of lower lip and chin.

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5
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What node is a long gland near the angle of the mandible?

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Submandibular nodes

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What do the submandibular nodes do?

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Drain the max. Teeth and sinus, man. Canines, mand. Posteriors, floor of mouth, tongue, cheek, hard palate, and ant. Nasal cavity.

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7
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What is Lymphadenopathy?

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Enlargement and tenderness of submandibular nodes.

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What nodes are located on the lateral surface of internal jugular vein and lay next to SCM muscle about 2 inches below ear?

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Upper deep cervical nodes

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9
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What does the Upper Deep Cervical nodes drain?

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3 molar region

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What nodes are located beside SCM about 2 inches above the clavicle?

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Lower deep cervical

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What does the lower deep cervical nodes drain?

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Upper deep as well as occipital nodes.

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12
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How does cancer spread?

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Through the nodes and into the blood stream. ( 1 degree nodes-2 degree nodes- 3 degree nodes- blood stream)

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Dental infections also spread via what?

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Fascial spaces or (fascial planes)

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14
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What are fascial spaces?

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Spaces between muscle and tissue layers.

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15
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What is periodontal space infections?

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Swelling of gingival or mucosal tissues.

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What is buccal space swelling?

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Swelling in vestibule

17
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What is buccal parulus?

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“Gum Boil” Exacerbation of periapical (PA) infection out onto gingival mucosa.

18
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What is the submental space?

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Below chin

19
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What is the sublingual space?

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Floor of mouth

20
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What is Ludwig’s angina?

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Spread from sublingual to submental space and can continue by gravity towards heart.

21
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What is the lateral Pharyngeal space?

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Side of neck next to pharynx.

22
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What is the retropharyngeal space?

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Posterior border of pharynx.

23
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What is posterior madiastinum?

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Back of chest cavity— heart

24
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Infection of Mandibular Canine

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Sublingual space- submental space- lateral Pharyngeal space- retropharyngeal space- posterior mediastinum- heart- DEATH

25
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Infection in anterior region can follow venous flow into brain can result in what?

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DEATH

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Chart

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27
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Chart

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