Deep Face Flashcards

1
Q

temporal fossa boundaries

A

post + supr: supr + inf temporal lines

anterior: frontal + zygomatic bones
laterally: zygomatic arch
inferiorly: infratemporal crest

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2
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temporal fossa floor + roof

A

floor: frontal + parietal + temporal + sphenoid (greater wing) bones -> form pterion
roof: temporalis fascia

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3
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infratemporal fossa boundaries

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lateral: mandibular ramus
medial: lateral pterygoid plate
anterior: post of maxilla
posterior: tympanic plate + styloid processes
superior: inf surface of greater wing (sphenoid)
inferior: where medial pterygoid muscle attach to mandible near its angle

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4
Q

mandibular foramen contents -> mental foramen contents

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inf alveolar n/a/v -> mental n/a/v

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5
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what travels through mylohyoid groove?

A

mylohyoid n/a/v

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6
Q

muscles of mastication

A

4: temporalis, masseter, lateral + medial pterygoid muscles

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7
Q

three parts of maxillary artery

passes through which fossa -> fissure -> fossa

A

retromandibular, pterygoid, pterygopalatine

infratemporal fossa -> pterygoidmaxilary fissure -> pterygopalatine fossa

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8
Q

retromadibular part of maxillary artery branches

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5: deep auricular, anterior tympanic, middle meningeal (foramen spinosum), accessory meningeal (foramen ovale), inferior alveolar
(dinosaurs are mean and irritable)

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9
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pterygoid part of maxillary artery branches

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4: masseteric, ptyergoid, deep temporal, buccal

my pterodactyl dates birds

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10
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pterygoidpalatine part of maxillary artery branches

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posterior superior alveolar (alveolar foramen), infraorbital, descending palatine, artery of pterygoid canal, pharyngeal, sphenopalatine (sphenopalatine foramen)
(people in delaware are pushing snow)

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11
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venous drainage of deep face

A

pterygoid venous plexus, maxillary, facial, retromandibular veins

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12
Q

mandibular n (CNV3) branches

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lingual, buccal, inferior alveolar, mylohyoid n, muscular branches
LAMB Is Meat

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13
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lingual n (branch of CNV3) funct comp + target

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part 3: SA
part 2: SA + [SS*, VE-Para/pre] <- from chorda tympani (CNVII) VA
part 1: SA + SS + VE-para/POST (synapse) + VA + sym/post (sumandibular ganglion)

*ant 2/3 of tongue

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14
Q

auriculotemporal n funct comp + target

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loops around mid mengingeal art
SA (ant ear + temporal)
VE-para/post (otic->parotid gland)
VA

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15
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buccal n funct comp + target

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SA to skin and oral mucosa of cheeks and adjacent gingiva

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16
Q

inferior alveolar n funct comp + branches

A

BM SA -> mental (SA) + mylohyoid (BM SA)

17
Q

V3 muscle branches funct comp + target

A

3: deep temporal, lateral, medial pterygoid

innervation: masseter, temporalis, lateral + medial pterygoid, tensor veli palantini
BM SA

18
Q

mylohyoid n funct comp + target

A

BM SA mylohyoid muscle + ant belly of digastric

19
Q

temporomandibular joint, what type of joint? what type of cartilage? covers which articular surfaces?

A

modified hinge, fibrocartilage (articular disc->sup/inf joint)
mandibular fossa, mandibular condyle, articular tubercle (of temporal bone)

20
Q

TMJ ligaments

A

4: joint capsule, lateral ligament, stylomandibular ligament (styloid process to angle of mandible) + sphenomandibular (spine of spheno -> lingula of mandible) ligament

21
Q

what does postglenoid tubercle prevent?

A

posterior dislocation

22
Q

mov’t of TMJ b/t articular disc and mandibular fossa vs mov’t of TMJ b/t articular disc and head of mandible

A

gliding (translation) vs rotary (hinge-like)

23
Q

masseter muscle funct + inn

A

CNV3

elevates jaw and protrudes mandible

24
Q

temporalis funct + inn

A

CNV3

elevates jaw and retracts (only one!) mandible

25
Q

lateral pterygoid funct + inn

A

CNV3

depress (only one!), protrudes, lateral deviation of mandible

26
Q

medial pterygoid funct + inn

A

CNV3

elevates, protrudes, lateral deviation of mandible

27
Q

which muscles laterally deviates the mandible?

A

all four muscles of mastication