cranio-vertebral Flashcards

1
Q

atlanto-occipital joint is a ____ joint that allows for:

A

synovial, condyloid; allows for flexion/extension (yes movement) and tilting of the head side to side

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2
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atlantoaxial joint is a ____ joint that allows for ____

A

synovial, pivot; rotation of the head

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3
Q

superior extension of posterior longitudinal ligament

A

tectorial membrane

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4
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tectorial membrane attached to ____ and extends down thru ____; continues inferiorly past C2 as _____

A

clivus of occipital bone; foramen magnum; posterior longitudinal ligament

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5
Q

ant and post longitudinal ligaments named based on their positive relative to the _____

A

vertebral body

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6
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superior extension of anterior longitudinal ligament

A

anterior atlanto-occipital membrane

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7
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posterior membrane between atlas and occipital bone

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posterior atlanto-occipital membrane

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8
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posterior atlanto-occipital membrane is the uppermost extent of ____ that fills in gaps between posterior vertebral arches

A

ligamentum flavum

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9
Q

deep ligaments between C1 and C2

A
  • transverse ligament of the atlas
  • cruciform (cruciate) ligament of the atlas
  • alar (check) ligaments
  • apical ligament of the dens (apical dental)
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10
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function of transverse ligament of atlas

A

holds dens of axis (C2) tightly to anterior arch of atlas (C1)

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11
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cruciform (cruciate) ligament is composed of:

A

transverse ligament of atlas, superior longitudinal band, and inferior longitudinal band

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12
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superior longitudinal band attaches to ____

A

foramen magnum

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13
Q

inferior longitudinal band attaches to ____

A

dens of C2 posteriorly

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14
Q

alar (check) ligaments extend from ____ to ____

A

dens; medial portions of occipital condyles

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15
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apical ligament of dens attaches to ____; is located deep to ____

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anterior margin of foramen magnum; superior longitudinal band of cruciform ligament

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16
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the sympathetic trunk is located ____ to the carotid sheath in the ____

A

posteromedial; retropharyngeal space

17
Q

____ will be the medial most structure on the posterior pharynx

A

sympathetic chain

18
Q

CNs ___ and ____ each give rise to superior and inferior ganglia (sensory ganglia within the jugular foramen) at the base of the skull

19
Q

sympathetic trunk gives rise to _____ and sends off _____

A

superior cervical ganglion; internal carotid plexus (travels on ICA)

20
Q

2 branches of vagus n. at base of skull

A

pharyngeal n. and superior laryngeal n.

21
Q

pharyngeal n. from vagus n. travels between ___ and ____

A

ICA and ECA

22
Q

pharyngeal plexus of nerves formed by union of pharyngeal branches of ___ and ____

A

CN IX and X

23
Q

CN IX primarily contributes ___ fibers to the plexus and innervates ____

A

sensory; stylopharyngeus m.

24
Q

CN X supplies ____ to most pharyngeal muscles and carries ____

A

motor innervation; parasympathetic innervation

25
sympathetic fibers to pharyngeal plexus are from ____
superior cervical ganglion
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structures of prevertebral region
``` sympathetic trunks CNs IX, X, XI, XII cervical spinal nn. vertebral vessels pharyngeal plexuses of vv. ```
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CN IX is the most ____ and travels to ____ and ____
anterior; posterior tongue; pharynx
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CN X is found ____ in the carotid sheath and travels into ____
centrally; thorax
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CN XI is the most ____ and travels to:
posterior; SCM and trapezius
30
CN XII moves ___ and travels to the ___
laterally; tongue
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C1-C4 cervical nerves
cervical plexus (ventral rami of C1-C4); posterior to longus capitis/colli mm.
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C3-C5 cervical nerves
form phrenic n. that descends along anterior scalene m.
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C5-C8 cervical nerves:
form brachial plexus, runs between ant and middle scalene mm.
34
external pharyngeal plexus forms outside of ____
pharyngobasilar fascia
35
internal pharyngeal plexus forms between _____ and ____
pharyngobasilar fascia and constrictor mm.
36
both pharyngeal plexuses drain into ____ and ____ at angle of mandible and multiple inferior branches
pterygoid plexus of vv.; IJV