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Cranial Cavity Flashcards

1
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middle meningeal artery entry, branching, supplies

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foramen spinosum, parietal and frontal. supplies dura

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anterior cerebral artery supplies

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cerebral hemispheres, except occipital lobes

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3
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middle artery supplies

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most of the lateral surfaces of brain hemispheres

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4
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vertebral artery supplies

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cranial meninges and cerebellum

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5
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basilar artery supplies

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brainstem, cerebellum and cerebrum

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posterior cerebral artery supplies

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internal aspect of central hemisphere, occipital lobe

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posterior communicating supplies

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optic tract, cerebral peduncle, internal capsule and thymus

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8
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what drains into superior sagittal sinuses

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superior cerebral veins

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inferior sagittal sinus drains into

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straight sinus

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10
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what drains into cavernous sinus

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superior and inferior opthalmic veins, superficial middle cerebral vein, sphenoparietal sinus

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11
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superior petrosal joins ____ to form sigmoid sinus

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transverse sinus

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12
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on dorsum sella at posterior end of cavernous sinus, drains directly into origin of IJV

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inferior petrosal sinus

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13
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runs along cerebellar tentorum, becomes sigmoid sinus

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transverse sinus

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14
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from transverse to IJV

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sigmoid sinus

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15
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in attached border of falx cerebelli, ends at confluence of sinuses

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occipital sinus

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16
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cerebral falx

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attached to crysta galli, separates right and left hemispheres

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17
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cerebellar falx

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vertical infolding inferior to cerebellar tentorum, separates cerebellar hemispheres

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18
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diaphragm sella

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covers pituitary, has passage for infundibulum

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19
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epidural space

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between cranium and external periosteal layer of dura. Not a real space.

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20
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epidural hemorage

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middle menigeal nerve

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21
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subdural space

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between dura and arachnoid. venous bleeds, not a real space

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subarachnoid space

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between arachnoid and pia. A REAL SPACE!

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23
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CSF is in

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the subarachnoid space. Choriod makes it, arachnoid granules absorb it

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24
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Hydrocephalus

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CSF overproduction, flow obstruction, or absorption failure. Enlargement of head, dilation of ventricles, thinning of brain

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25
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cavernous sinuses drain to ____ sinuses & the ______ venous plexus via emissary veins

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superior and inferior petrosal, pterygoid venous plexus. cavernous sinus FACE INFECTION!

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26
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who passes through the cavernous sinus to get to the superior orbital fissure?

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CN III, IV, & V1

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27
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lymphatics in the cavernous sinus region

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there aren’t any!

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28
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internal carotid U turn

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as cavernous part becomes cerebral part at carotid canal

29
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blood supply to orbit

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opthalmic, from internal carotid

30
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orbit drainage

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s. and i. opthalmic veins, drain through superior orbital fissure to cavernous sinus

31
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lymphatics in the eyeball

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nope!

32
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Horner’s Syndrome

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No sympathetics to the eye: ptosis, miosis, anhydrosis, flushed skin

33
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smooth muscles in the eye

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ciliary, sphincter pupillae, dilator pupillae

34
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ciliary muscle

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changes shape of lens to allow focusing (parasym)

35
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sphincter pupillar

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makes pupil smaller (parasym)

36
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dilator pupillar

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makes pupil large (sym)

37
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ADduct and look up

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inferior oblique is okay

38
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ADduct and look down

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superior oblique is okay (IV)

39
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ABduct and look up

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superior rectus is okay

40
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ABduct and look down

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inferior rectus is okay

41
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nasolacrimal duct

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from lacrimal sac, opens to anterior part of inferior nasal meatus

42
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inferior nasal meatus

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a horizantal passage inferolateral to nasal concha

43
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concha in the nose are named for

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meatus below them (3)

44
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paralysis of geniohyoid

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tongue shifts posteriorly, can choke you during anesthesia

45
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to anesthetize teeth (mandibular block)

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pterygomandibular raphe, through superior constrictor deposit in inferior alveolar

46
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pterygomandibular raphe

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Its medial surface is covered by the mucous membrane of the mouth.
Its lateral surface is separated from the ramus of the mandible by a quantity of adipose tissue.
Its posterior border gives attachment to the superior pharyngeal constrictor muscle.
Its anterior border attaches to the posterior edge of the buccinator.

47
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cricothyroid joints important for

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changes in length of vocal cords

48
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extrinsic muscles of the larynx

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act on voicebox as a whole by depressing or elevating: infrahyoids (down) suprahyoids up

49
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intrinsic muscles of the larynx

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confined to larynx, modify size of glottal slit and chord tension.

50
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which hyoid does larynx only?

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thyrohyoid

51
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tympanic membrane separates

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external and middle ear

52
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filled with auditory ossicles, stapedius and tensor tympani muscles, and tympanic plexus, and chorda tympanii nerve

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middle ear

53
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pharynongotympanic tube connects

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middle ear to nasopharynx

54
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what muscles pop the ear?

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levator and tensor veli palatini

55
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where is the vestibulocochlear organ?

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inner ear

56
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malleus, incus and stapes job

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transmit sound to cochlea (fluid filled labyrinth)

57
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mastoid antrum

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cavity in mastoid process: receives sound, provide voice resonance, and keep you from hearing yourself chew

58
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tensor tympani attaches to

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maleus

59
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branches of the intermediate nerve (VII)

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greater petrosal & chorda tympani

60
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what exits foramen cecum?

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emissary to superior sagittal sinus

61
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what artery exits the optic canal?

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opthalmic artery!

62
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opthalmic nerve and vein exit where?

A

superior orbital fissure

63
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what artery enters the foramen ovale?

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accessory meningeal

64
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what enters foramen spinosum?

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middle meningeal artery and vein, menigeal branch of mandibular nerve

65
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what enters foramen lacerum?

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internal carotid artery and nerve plexus

66
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where do greater and lesser petrosal nerve exit

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greater and lesser petrosal foramen (between spinosum and IAM)

67
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what’s in the jugular foramen with CN IX, X, XI?

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inferior petrosal sinus, sigmoid sinus, posterior meningeal arter

68
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what’s in the condylar canal?

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medulla oblongata
meninges
vertebral arteries
menigeal branches of vertebral arteries
spinal roots of accessory nerves

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