Conqueror’s Haki recalls Flashcards
1
Q
Thyropharyngeus and cricopharyngeus
A
Killians triangle
2
Q
If total thyroidectomy
A
Decreased calcium
3
Q
Freys
A
Auriculotemporal nerve
4
Q
Mumps
A
Parotid gland
5
Q
Inferior thyroid artery
A
Recurrent laryngeal nerve
6
Q
True about composition of orbit
A
LATERAL WALL is the thickest
7
Q
Compressed right hypoglossal n, tongue will move to
A
Right side
8
Q
Deviation of uvula with nerve damage -
A
Strong side
9
Q
Overactive orbicularis oris
A
Underbite
10
Q
Carotid artery with respect to middle ear
A
Anterior wall
11
Q
Parathyroid glands location and number
A
Posterior, 4
12
Q
Inferior thyroid vein drains to
A
left brachiocephalic
13
Q
infants check ear
A
downward and backward
14
Q
foramen cecum
A
where sulcus terminalis meets
15
Q
Deciduous teeth disappear when
A
12yo
16
Q
orthokeratinized
A
palate
17
Q
upper incisors
A
more anterior
18
Q
Recurrent laryngeal nerve
A
Tracheoesophageal groove
19
Q
Uvula of infants
A
Lower than epiglottis
20
Q
Commonly damaged to trauma
A
upper lip
21
Q
Diastema
A
Thick upper lip frenulum
22
Q
Palatine tonsil location
A
Oropharynx
23
Q
Innervation of pterygoid
A
Trigeminal n mandibular n
24
Q
Uvula movement
A
Deviates to strong side
25
Anesthetize
Pterygomandibular raphe
26
No taste buds
Filiform papillae
27
not innervated by hypoglossal
palatoglossal
28
parasympathetic secretomotor to parotid gland
glossopharyngeal nerve
29
semicircular canal
vestibular nerve
30
Inferior orbital fissure
Inferior opthalmic vein, Zygomatic n.
31
Common tendinous ring except
Superior oblique
32
true of iris:
Divides posterior and anterior chamber
33
Cones
for bright light
34
refraction
cornea
35
highest visual acuity
fovea centralis
36
vitreous body
retina
37
nasolacrimal duct
inferior concha
38
Pierced by parotid duct
Buccinator
39
Kisselbach, sphenopalatine is from internal carotid artery
False? LLOYD HELP.
40
Superior thyroid a. Ligation
External laryngeal
41
Inferior thyroid vein
Left brachiocephalic
42
Stensens duct
2nd upper molar
43
Enlarged mass is due to thyroid, ask patient to do what
Swallow only
44
Divides submandibular
mylohyoid
45
Divides parotid –
Facial nerve
46
Deep laceration in cheek –
Facial nerve
47
Aside from optic nerve, what other vessel passes through the optic canal –
Ophthalmic artery
48
Eardrum externally –
Concave
49
Internal carotid a. –
Anterior wall of middle ear
50
Semicircular carnal –
Vestibular nerve
51
for hearing
cochlea
52
Horizontal semicircular canal –
Lateral SC
53
Right angle with the petrous bone of semicircular canal –
Superior SC
54
Olfactory nerves reach the middle ear –
False
55
Closes the eye –
Facial nerve
56
Four out of six muscles –
Oculomotor nerve
57
Medial rectus innervation –
Oculomotor nerve
58
What passes through inferior orbital fissure innervated by -
Zygomatic nerve
59
Functions as resonator –
Paranasal sinus
60
Odd man out –
Nasal sinus
61
Superior oblique –
Depresses the globe abductus, CN IV
62
Rudimentary sinuses at birth –
Maxillary and sphenoidal
63
Phonation –
Paranasal sinus
64
Superior orbital fissure –
Passes cranial nerves 3, 4 and
65
Venous sinuses are found –
Between periosteal and meningeal layer of the dura mater
66
Lymphatic duct drains –
Subclavian vein
67
Post. auricular v. + post. division of retromandibular v. –
External jugular vein
68
Drains the posterior triangle –
Transverse cervical vein
69
Connects facial vein to cavernous sinus –
Ophthalmic vein
70
An elderly man presented with severe pain beneath the left eye, radiating into the lower lid, lateral side of the nose and upper lip. What nerve was involved –
Infraorbital
71
Loss of sensation from the temporal region and loss of secretory function of parotid gland would be caused by interruption of what nerve –
Auriculotemporal
72
Tributaries of internal jugular vein include –
Lingual vein
73
Sphincter of nostril –
Compressor naris
74
Artery along submandibular gland –
Facial artery
75
Internal jugular and subclavian veins catheterization complication –
Pneumothorax
76
Wrinkles –
Frontalis
77
Unable to wink, affected is –
Orbicularis oris
78
Catheterization of internal jugular –
Apex of triangle of clavicular and sternal head of SCM
79
Spread of infection –
Emissary veins
80
Which sinus does the internal jugular come from –
Sigmoid
81
Zygomatic area is hit, what is compromised -
Pterygoid plexus
82
Middle thyroid vein is torn -
Internal jugular vein
83
Lateral in the carotid sheath -
Internal jugular vein
84
Supraorbital and supratrochlear unite at medial margin of orbit to form form –
Facial nerve
85
Internal jugular nodes
deep cervical nodes
86
Infection from dental surgery, what lymph nodes are affected
submandibular nodes
87
Veins of brain drain to –
Venous sinus
88
True or false: Brain is valveless
True
89
Put clamp on source of bleeding –
No, because vagus might be hit 2
90
Function of anterior digastric
Depress mandible or elevate hyoid bone
91
Nerve that accompanies superior temporal –
Auriculotemporal
92
Innervated by ansa cervicalis
Omohyoid
93
Middle cranial fossa –
Foramen ovale
94
Phrenic nerve
Mixed nerve
95
1st part of subclavian vein –
Vertebral artery
96
Congenital torticolli –
Sternocleidomastoid
97
Tributary of external jugular
Posterior auricular
98
External jugular vein drains to
Subclavian
99
Posterior cranial fossa
Internal acoustic meatus
100
What enters the jugular foramen
Vagus nerve
101
Glossopharyngeal nerve innervates the ff, except -
Anterior 2/3 of the tongue
102
Anterior of the anterior scalene
Subclavian vein
103
Where to insert manometer when quantifying blood pressure at the externar jugular vein
Angle of Louis
104
Found in muscular triangle
Thyroid gland
105
What to cut for treatment of sporadic acquired cortico something
Spinal accessory nerve
106
First part of subclavian vein
Internal thoracic artery
107
Ludwig’s angina
Sublingual space
108
Brainstem is composed of
Pons, medulla oblongata
109
The ff are sensory nerves except
Vagus nerve
110
Glossopharyngeal nerve supplies
Stylopharyngeus muscle
111
Divides the subclavian into 3 parts
Anterior scalene
112
Cuteanous nerve across parotid gland
Great auricular nerve
113
Which nerve carries postganglionic parasympathetic fibers to the parotid gland
Auriculotemporal
114
Structure lies deepest in parotid gland
External carotid artery
115
Deep laceration of face in middle of parotid gland could affect
Facial nerve
116
Pain elicited from infected facial wound is primarily conveyed by what nerve
Trigeminal nerve
117
Two internal jugular and two vertebral arteries
Circle of Willis
118
Supplies anterior and lateral skin of neck
Transverse cutaneous nerve
119
Found between pons and medulla
Trigeminal nerve
120
Structure that passes superior orbital fissure
Trochlear nerve
121
Structures that passes through two holes/opening
Both Facial nerve and internal carotid artery
122
Brachial plexus if found between scalenus anterior and scalenus posterior
TRUE
123
The cervical plexus is made up of 1-4 cervical nerves
FALSE (2-4 dapat)
124
Center for light reflex
Superior colliculi
125
Found in posterior fossa man yung question
Internal acoustic meatus
126
Insert external jugular cannulation
During inspiration
127
Covers the strap muscles
Pretracheal layer
