EXAM 2 Flashcards
FRONTAL BONE
SKELETON OF THE FOREHEAD AND SUPERIOR MARGIN OF THE ROOF OF THE ORBIT
GLABELLA
SMOOTH, SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED AREA BETWEEN THE SUPERCILIARY ARCHES
SUPERCILIARY ARCHES
RIDGES EXTENDING ON EACH SIDE OF THE GLABELLA. TYPICALLY, GREATER IN MALES
SUPRAORBITAL MARGIN
ANGULAR MARGIN BETWEEN SQUAMOUS (FLAT) AND ORBITAL PARTS
SUPRAORBITAL FORAMEN
LOCATED IN THE SUPRAORBITAL MARGIN
THESE BONES FORM THE PROMINENCE OF THE CHEEKS, AND LIE INFEROLATERAL TO THE ORBITS AND REST ON THE MAXILLAE
ZYGOMATIC BONES
WHERE IS THE ZYGOMATICOFACIAL FORAMEN LOCATED
ON THE FACIALSIDE
WHERE IS THE ZYGOMATICOTEMPORAL FORAMEN LOCATED
ON THE TEMPORAL SIDE
THIS BONE IS U-SHAPED AND IT SUPPORTS THE MANDIBULAR TEETH
MANDIBLE
THE HORIZONTAL PART OF THE MANDIBLE IS THE?
BODY OF THE MANDIBLE
THE VERTICAL PART OF THE MANDIBLE IS THE?
RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE
THE UNION OF THE BODY AND RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE IS?
THE ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
WHAT FORMS THE PROMINENCE OF THE CHIN
THE MENTAL PROTUBERANCE
WHERE IS THE MENTAL FORAMEN LOCATED
ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BODY OF THE MANDIBLE
WHERE IS THE CORONOID PROCESS LOCATED IN REALTION TO THE CONDYLAR PROCESS?
THE CORONOID PROCESS IS ANTERIOR TO THE CONDYLAR PROCESS
WHERE IS THE MANDIBULAR NOTCH LOCATED
BETWEEN THE CORONOID AND CONDYLAR PROCESSES
THIS STRUCTURE INSERTS INTO THE MANDIBULAR FOSSA OF THE TEMPORAL BONE TO FORM THE TMJ
CONDYLAR PROCESS
WHAT HOUSES THE LOWER TEETH
ALVEOLAR PROCESSES OF THE MANDIBLE
NAME THE BONY PARTIONS THAT SEPARATE THE TOOTH SOCKETS
INTERALVEOLAR SEPTA
THIS STRUCTURE LOCATED ON THE MANDIBLE IS THE SITE OF MUSCLE ATTACHMENT
MENTAL SPINE
THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED NEXT TO AND GUARDED BY THE LINGULA
MANDIBULAR FORAMEN
THIS STRUCTURE PROTECTS THE MANDIBULAR FORAMEN AND THE NERVE THAT RUNS THRU IT
LINGULA
THESE BONES ARE LOCATED IN THE SUPERIOR AND LATERAL PART OF THE NEUROCRANIUM
PARIETAL BONES
THESE BONES LIE INFERIOR TO THE PARIETAL BONES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CRANIUM
TEMPORAL BONES
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS LOCATED POSTEROINFERIOR TO THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS OPENING
MASTOID PROCESS (master key; wedge shoe)
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS LOCATED ANTEROMEDIAL TO THE MASTOID PROCESS
STYLOID PROCESS (stylus point; stiletto heel)
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS THE FRONT BOUNDARY OF THE MANDIBULAR FOSSA
ARTICULAR FOSSA
WHAT STRUCTURES FORM THE ZYGOMATIC ARCH
ZYGOMATIC PROCESS (of temporal bone) AND TEMPORAL PROCESS (of zygomatic bone)
WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THE GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID BONE
ANTERIOR TO THE TEMPORAL BONE AND INFERIOR TO THE FRONTAL BONE
THIS STRUCTURE IS A WEAK AREA OF BONE JUNCTIONS
PTERION
THIS IS THE REGION WHERE THE FRONTAL, PARIETAL, TEMPORAL, AND SPHENOID BONES JOIN
PTERION
THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE FRONTAL AND PARIETAL BONES FROM EACH OTHER
CORONAL SUTURE
THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE PARIETAL BONES FROM EACH OTHER
SAGITTAL SUTURE
THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE PARIETAL AND TEMPORAL BONES FROM THE OCCIPITAL BONE
LAMBDOID SUTURE
WHAT DOES THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE MARK (from occipital bone)
THE SUPERIOR LIMIT OF THE NECK POSTERIORLY
THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS LATERALLY FROM THE EXTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE
SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
THIS STRUCTURE IS ANTERIOR TO THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE AND IS POSTERIOR TO THE POSTERIOR RIM OF THE FORAMEN MAGNUM
INFERIOR NUCHAL LINE
WHICH BONE IS THE MOST POSTERIOR BONE OF THE CRANIUM
OCCIPITAL BONE
THIS STRUCTURE IS THE TRANSITION POINT BETWEEN THE BRAIN AND THE SPINAL CORD
FORAMEN MAGNUM
THIS STRUCTURE IS POSTEROLATERAL TO THE LATERAL PTERYGOID PLATE AND IT OPENS INTO THE INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA
FORAMEN OVALE
THIS STRUCTURE CONTRIBUTES TO THE NASAL SEPTUM AND IS POSTERIOR TO THE PALATINE BONE
VOMER
THIS STRUCTURE IS THE POSTERIOR OPENING OF THE NASAL CAVITY
CHOANAE
THIS STRUCTURE IS ANTERIOR TO THE VOMER AND POSTERIOR TO THE MAXILLA
PALATINE BONE
WHERE IS THE GREATER PALATINE FORAMEN LOCATED
POSTEROLATERAL TO THE PALATINE BONE
WHERE IS THE LESSER PALATINE FORAMINA LOCATED
POSTERIOR TO THE GREATER PALATINE BONE
THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE PALATINE BONE IS THE
HARD PALATE
THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE PALATINE BONE IS THE
SOFT PALATE
WHAT HOUSES THE PITUITARY GLAND
THE HYPOPHYSEAL FOSSA
WHAT ELEVATION OF BONE FORMS THE ANTERIOR BOUNDARY OF THE HYPOPHYSEAL FOSSA
TUBERCULUM SELLAE
WHAT STRUCTURE GUARDS THE HYPOPHYSIAL FOSSA POSTERIORLY
THE POSTERIOR CLINOID PROCESS
THE STRUCTURE IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE GREATER AND LESSER WINGS OF THE SPHENOID BONE AND IT GOES INTO THE ORBIT
THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
WHERE IS THE SUPERIOR LIMIT OF THE NECK POSTERIORLY
AT THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED ANTERIORLY IN THE NECK AT THE LEVEL OF C3
HYOID BONE
WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE HYOID BONE
BODY
LESSER HORN
AND GREATER HORN
THIS STRUCTURE IS A FIBROUS CORD THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE TIP OF THE STYLOID PROCESS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE AND THE LESSER HORN OF THE HYOID BONE
STYLOHYOID LIGAMENT
AN ENLONGATION OF THE STYLOID PROCESS OR MINERALIZATION OF THE STYLOHYOID LIGAMENT COMPLEX IS KNOWN AS
EAGLE SYNDROME
HOW CAN EAGLE SYNDROME BE SEEN
ON PANAORAMIC OR LATERAL-JAW RADIOGRAPHS
THIS STRUCTURE IS A STRONG, BROAD, FIBROUS BAND COVERING AND CONNECTING THE ANTEROLATERAL ASPECTS OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES AND IV DISKS
ANTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT (ALL)
WHAT MOVEMENT DOES THE ANTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT LIMIT
IT IS THE ONLY LIGAMENT THAT LIMITS EXTENSION
WEAK, NARROW, BAND THAT RUNS WITHIN THE VERTEBRAL CANAL ALONG THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES
POSTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT
WHAT MOVEMENT DOES THE POSTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT LIMIT
FLEXION
THESE ARE SYNOVIAL JOINTS THAT ALLOW GLIDING MOVEMENTS AND ARE LOCATED BETWEEN THE SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR ARTICULAR FACETS OF ADJACENT VERTEBRAE
ZYGAPOPHYSIAL JOINTS
THIS IS A BROAD, PALE-YELLOW BAND OF ELASTIC TISSUE THAT JOINS THE LAMINAE OF ADJACENT VERTEBRAE AND FORMS THE POSTERIOR WALL OF THE VERTEBRAL CANAL. LIMITS FLEXION
LIGAMENTA FLAVA
WEAK LIGAMENTS THAT JOIN ADJACENT SPINOUS PROCESSES
INTERSPINOUS LIGAMENTS
THIS IS A STRONG BROAD AND THICKENED FIBROELASTIC TISSUE THAT EXTENDS FROM THE OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE AND POSTERIOR BORDER OF THE FM TO THE SPINOUS PROCESSES OF THE CERVICAL VERTEBRAE. ALLOWS MUSCLE ATTACHMENT
NUCHAL LIGAMENT
THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS FROM THE ANTERIOR ARCHES OF THE ATLAS TO THE ANTERIOR MARGIN OF THE FM. IT MERGES WITH THE [ALL] IN THE CENTER.
ANTERIOR ATLANTO-OCCIPITAL MEMBRANE
THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS FROM THE POSTERIOR ARCHES OF THE ATLAS TO THE POSTERIOR MARGIN OF THE FM. IT IS PERFORATED TO ALLOW PASSAGE OF THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY.
POSTERIOR ATLANTO-OCCIPITAL MEMBRANE
THIS IS THE ONLY MOVEABLE JOINT IN THE CRANIUM
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (TMJ)
WHAT ARE THE MOVEMENTS OF THE TMJ
GLIDING
SLIGHT ROTATION
FLEXION
ELEVATION
EXTENSION
DEPRESSION
WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE TMJ
MANDIBULAR FOSS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE
ARTICULAR TUBERCLE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE
CONDYLAR PROCESS OF THE MANDIBLE
ARTICULAR DISC OF THE TMJ
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE ARTICULAR DISC OF THE TMJ
SEPARATE THE FIBROUS CAPSULE INTO SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR ARTICULAR CAVITIES
WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF THE SCALP
SKIN, CONECTIVE TISSUE, APONEUROSIS, LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE, PERICRANIUM
WHAT IS SIGNIFICANT ABOUT THE LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE OF THE SCALP
IT ALLOWS FREE MOVEMENT OF THE SKIN, CONNECTIVE TISSUE, AND APONEUROSIS OF THE SCALP
WHICH LAYER OF THE SCALP MAY SWELL DUE TO INFECTION OR INJURY
LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE
WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF THE NECK
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SKIN
PLATYSMA
SUPERFICIAL FASCIA
DEEP FASCIA
WHAT ARE THE DEEP LAYERS OF THE NECK
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INVESTING
PRETRACHEAL
PREVERTEBRAL
CAROTID SHEATH
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE DEEP FASCIA LAYER OF THE NECK
IT ALLOWS SEPARATION OF TISSUE DURING SURGERY AND LIMITS THE SPREAD OF INFECTION
WHAT DOES THE CAROTID SHEATH SURROUND
COMMON CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL JUGUAL VEIN
VAGUS NERNE (CN X)
WHAT CONNECTS THE FRONTALIS MUSCLE TO THE OCCIPITSALIS MUSCLE
THE APONEUROSIS
WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION
m.m. of forehead & scalp: 2
FRONTALIS
OCCIPITALIS
m.m of mouth lips & cheeks: 8
LEVATOR LABII SUPERIORIS
ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR
DEPRESSOR ANGULI ORIS
DEPRESSOR LABII INFERIORIS
PLATYSMA
LEVATOR ANGULI ORIS
BUCCINATOR
ORBICULARIS
WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION
TEMPORALIS
MASSETER
MEDIAL PTERYGOID
LATERAL PTERYGOID
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT OF THE OCCIPITALIS MUSCLE IN THE SCALP
THE LATERAL 2/3 OF THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
WHAT ARE ALL OF THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION INNERVATED BY
THE MANDIBULAR BRANCH OF THE TRIGEMINAL NERVER (CNV3)
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNTION OF THE FRONTALIS MUSCLE
A: SKIN OF THE EYEBROWS AND ROOT OF THE NOSE
F: ELEVATES EYEBROWS AND WRINKLES THE NOSE
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE OCCIPITALIS MUSCLE
A: LATERAL 2/3 OF SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
F: DRAWS THE SCALP BACK AND WRINKLES THE BACK OF THE HEAD
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LEVATOR LABII SUPERIORIS
(M.M OF FACIAL EXPRESSION)
A: FROM INFRAORBITAL MARGIN TO SKIN OF UPPER LIP
F: ELEVATES UPPER LIP
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR MUSCLE
A: ZYGOMATIC BONE TO ANGLE OF THE MOUTH
F: ELEVATES CORNERS OF THE MOUTH (SMILING)
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE DERPRESSOR ANGULI ORIS MUSCLE
A: ANTEROLATERAL BASE OF MANDIBLE TO ANGLE OF MOUTH
F: DEPRESSES CORNERS OF MOUTH
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE DEPRESSOR LABII INFERIORIS MUSCLE
A: FROM MANDIBLE TO SKIN OF LOWER LIP
F: DEPRESSES LOWER LIP
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE PLTYSMA MUSCLE
A: FROM FASCIA AND SKIN OVER CLAVICULAR REGION TO THE BASE OF THE MANDIBLE, ANGLE OF MOUTH, AND LOWER PART OF FACE
F: DEPRESSES MANDIBLE, TENSES SKIN OF INFERIOR FACE AND NECK
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LEVATOR ANGULI ORIS
A: FROM MAXILLA TO ANGLE OF MOUTH (ITS AN ACCESSORY TO THE ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR MUSCLE)
F: ELEVATES CORNERS OF MOUTH
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE BUCCINATOR MUSCLE
NOT A MUSCLE OF MASTICATION!!!!!
IS A MUSCLE OF FACIAL EXPRESSION!!!
A: ANTERIOR ANGLE OF MOUTH AND POSTERIOR TO MANDIBLE, MAXILLA, AND PTERYGOMANDIBULAR RAPHE TENDON.
F: KEEPS CHEEKS TAUT
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE ORBICULARIS ORIS MUSCLE
A: ENCIRCLES THE MOUTH AND ATTCHES INTO UPPER AND LOWER LIPS
F: ARTICULATION
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE TEMPORALIS MUSCLE
A: FROM TEMPORAL FOSSA TO CORONOID PROCESS OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, RETRACTION, LATERAL EXCURSION OF MANDIBLE
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE MASSETER MUSCLE
A: ZYGOMATIC ARCH TO LATERAL SURFACE OF THE RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, AND PROTRACTION OF THE MANDIBLE. IT CLENCHES THE TEETH.
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE MEDIAL PTERYGOID MUSCLE
A: FROM THE LATERAL PTREYGOID PLATE AND MAXILLARY TUBEROSITY TO THE MEDIAL SURFACE OF THE RAMUS AND ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, PROTRACTION, AND LATERAL EXCURSION OF THE MANDIBLE.
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LATERAL PTRYGOID MUSCLE
A: LATERAL PTERYGOID PLATE AND THE GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID BONE TO THE NECK OF THE MANDIBLE AND PENETRATING THE TMJ CAPSULE INSERTS ON THE ARTICULAR DISC
F: DEPRESSION, PROTEACTRION, AND LATERAL EXCURSION OF THE MANDIBLE
WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE NECK
SCM
MUSCLES IN THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
PREVERTEBRAL MUSCLES
MUSCLES IN THE POSTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
MUSCLES ASSOCIATED TO THE STYLOID PROCESS
EXTRINSIC TONGUE MUSCLES
NECK TRIANGLES
WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT OF THE SCM AND WHAT NEREV INNERVATES IT
A: FROM MASTOID PROCESS AND LATERAL 1/2 OF THE SUPOERIOR NUCHAL LINE TO THE MANUBRIUM OF THE STERNUM AND MEDIAL 1/3 OF THE CLAVICLE
I: ACCESSORY NERVE (CN 11)
WHAT IS USED TO TEST THE INTEGRITY OF THE SCM AND ACCESSORY NERVE (CN 11)
UNILATERAL CONTRACTION
WHAT SUPRAHYOID MUSCLE IS NOT INNERVATED BY THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN V)
GENIOHYOID, IT IS INNERVATED BY C1 VIA THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
WHICH MUSCLES ARE SUPRAHYOID MUSCLES OF THE NECK?
DIGASTRIC, MYLOHYOID, GENIOHYOID
WHAT NERVE IS THE DIGASTRIC MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
THE POSTERIOR BELLY IS INNERVATED BY THE FACIAL NERVE (CN 7) WHILE THE ANTERIOR BELLY IS INNERVATED BY THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN 5)
WHAT NERVE IS THE MYLOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN 5)
WHAT NERVE IS THE GENIOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVASTED BY
C1 VIA THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
WHAT MUSCLES ARE INFRAHYOID MUSCLES OF THE NECK
OMOHYOID
STERNOHYOID
STERNOTHYROID
THRYHYOID
WHAT NERVE IS THE OMOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
WHAT NERVE IS THE STERNOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
WHAT NERVE IS THE STERNOTHYROID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
WHAT NERVE IS THE THYROHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
C1 VI HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
ALL OF THE INFRAHYOID MUSCLES ARE INNERVATED BY THE ANSA CERVICALIS EXCEPT FOR
THYROHYOID MUSCLE
WHAT ARE THE PREVERTEBRAL MUSCLES OF THE NECK (5)`
ANTERIOR SCALENE
MIDDLE SCALENE
POSTERIOR SCALENE
LONGUS CAPITIS
LONGUS COLLI
WHAT ARE THE SUBOCCIPITAL MUSCLES AND TRIANGLES OF THE POSTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MINOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
*SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
WHAT DOES THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE CONTAIN
THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY AND THE SUBOCCIPPITAL NERVE
WHY IS THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY ACCESSED IN THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
IN ORDER TO CONDUCT ANGIOGRAPHY OF THE CIRLCE OF WILLIS
WHAT NERVE INNERVATES ALL OF THE MUSCLES IN THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
THE SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE (posterior ramus of C1)
WHAT 3 MUSCLES MAKE UP THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
OBLIQUUS CAPITUS SUPERIOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
WHAT ARE THE 4 NECK REGIONS AND TRIANGLES OF THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
SUBMENTAL TRIANGLE
SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE
CAROTID TRIANGLE
MUSCULAR TRIANGLE
WHAT ARE THE POSTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES
SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE
&
GREATER OCCIPITAL NERVE
WHAT DOES THE SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE SUPPLY
MUSCLES OF THE SUBOCCIPTIAL TRIANGLE
WHAT DOES THE GREATER OCCIPTAL NERVE SUPPLY
THE SCALP OF THE OCCIPATL REGION, AND THE SEMISPINALIS CAPITIS MUSCLE
WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE ANTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES (CERVICAL PLEXUS)
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ANSA CERVICALIS
PHRENIC NERVE
CUTANEOUS BRANCHES
DEEP MOTOR BRANCHES
CONTRIBUTIONS TO acCESSORY NERVE (CN11)
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
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STERNOTHYROID MUSCLE
THYROHYOID MUSCLE
OMOHYOID MUSCLE
STERNOHYOID MUSCLE
GENIOHYOID MUSCLE
WHAT ARE THE CUTANEOUS BRANCHES OF THE ANTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES
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LESSER OCCIPITAL NERVE
GREATER AURICULAR NERVE
TRANSVERSE CERVICAL
SUPRACLAVICULAR
WHAT DOES THE LESSER OCCIPITAL NERVE SUPPLY
THE SKIN OF THE NECK AND SCALP POSTEROSUPERIOR TO THE AURICLE
WHAT DOES THE GREAT AURICULAR NERVE SUPPLY
PAROTID GLAND
AURICLE
AREA OVER MASTOID PROCESS
WHAT DOES THE TRANSVERSE CERVICAL SUPPLY
SKIN OF THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
WHAT DOES THE SUPRACLAVICULAR SUPPLY
MEDIAL: SKIN OVER THE BASE OF THE NECK AND UPPER STERNUM
INTERMEDIATE: SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PECTORALIS MAJOR MUSCLE
LATERAL: SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR 1/3 OF THE DELTOID MUSCLE
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE CAROTID SINUS
ITS A BARORECEPTOR AND IT REACTS TO CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE CAROTID BODY
IT IS A CHEMORECEPTOR AND IT MONITORS OXYGEN BLOOD LEVELS
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
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ANTERIOR CERBERAL A.
MIDDLE CEREBRAL A.
OPHTHALMIC A
WHAT ARE THE ANTERIOR EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY BRANCHES
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SUPERIOR THYROID A
LINGUAL A
FACIAL A
WHAT ARE THE BRACHES OF THE FACIAL ARTERY
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SUBMENTAL A
ASCENDING PALATINE A
TONSILLAR A
WHAT IS THE MEDIAL BRANCH OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTIAL ARTERY
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ASCENDING PHARYNGEAL A
WHAT ARE THE POSTERIOR BRANCHES OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
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OCCIPITAL ARTERY
POSTERIOR AURICULAR A
WHAT ATR THE TERMINAL BRANCHES OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
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MAXILLARY ARTERY
&
SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL ARTERY
WHAT ARE THE MAXILLARY ARTERY BRANCHES IN THE INFRATEMPORSAL FOSSA
MIDDLE MENINGEAL (passes next to the pterion/ supplies dura mater and calvaria, trigeminal ganglion, facial n, and geniculate ganglion)
&
MUSCULAR BRANCHES
9supplies muscles of mastication and buccinator)
DOES THE FACIAL VEIN GO THRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE?
YES, IT GOES THRRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE THEN IT ENTERS THE CAVERNOUS SINUS
WHAT VEIN CAN AN INFECTION OF THE FACE SPREAD THRU TO GET TO THE CRANIAL CAVITY?
FACIAL VEIN
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE EXTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN (EJV)
DESCENDS FROM ANGLE OF THE MEANDIBLE SUPERIOR TO THE SCM AND DEEP TO THE PLATYSMA THEN PIERCES THE INVESTING LAYER OF THE DEEP CERVICAL FASCIA AND ENDS IN THE SUBCLAVIAN VEIN
WHAT DOES THE EJV DRAIN
MOST OF THE SCALP AND SIDE OF THE FACE
WHAT ARE THE TRIBUTARIES OF THE EJV
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POSTERIOR AURICULAR VEIN
RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN
SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL VEIN
PTERYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
MAXILLARY VEIN
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE POSETERIOR AURICULAR VEIN
PAT OF THE SCALP BETWEEN THE AURICLES AND SUPERIOR TO MASTOID PROCESS
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN
RUNS POSTERIOR TO THE RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE WITHIN THE SUBSTANCE OF THE PAROTID GLAND.
WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THE PTRYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
IN THE INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA
WHAT AREAS CAN INFECTION POTENTIALLY SPREAD TO IN RELATION TO THE PTERYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
FACIAL VEIN
&
CAVERENOUS SINUS
&
MAXILLARY VEIN
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE ORIGIN OF THE INTERNBAL JUGULAR VEIN (IJV)
JUGULAR FORAMEN IN THE PLOSTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA
&
IT DESCENDS THROUGH THE NECK IN THE CAROTID SHEATH DEEP TO THE SCM
WHAT IS THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE IJV
DILATION AT THE ORIGIN OF THE IJV
WHAT IS THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE IJV
DILATION AT THE END OF THE IJV
IJV + SUBCLAVIAN VEIN =
BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN —> SUPERIOR VENA CAVA
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE IJV
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PHARYNGEAL VEIN
SUPERIOR THYROID VEIN
LINGUAL VEIN
INFERIOR THYROID VEIN
MIDDLE THYROID VEIN
FACIAL VEIN
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE SUPERIOR THYROID VEIN
FROM THE SUPERIOR PART OF THYROID GLAND
&
IT GOES POSTEROSUPERIORLY TO DRAIN IN THE IJV INFERIOR TO THE ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE MIDDLE THYROID VEIN
MIDDLE PART OF THE THYROID GLAND
&
RUNS POSTERIORLY TO DRAIN IN THE IN THE LOWER PORTION OF THE IJV
WHIS IT THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE INFERIOR THRYOID VEIN
INFERIOR SIDE OF THYROID GLAND
&
GOES INFERIORLY TO DRAIN DIRECTLY IN THE BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN
WHAT ARE THE DEEP LYMPHATIC NODES
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JUGULODIGASTRIC NODE
&
JUGULOOMOHYOID NODE
WHICH NODE SWELLS UP IN THE NECK DURING AN INFECTION & IT IS THE FIRST NODE TO SWELL IN THE CASE OF CANCER OF METASTASIS IN THE HEAD OR NECK
JUGULODIGASTRIC NODE
IF THIS NODE IS ENLARGED IT COULD BE A SIGN OF TONGUE CARCINOMA
JUGULOOMOHYOID NODE
WHAT ARE THE ROOT BRANCHES OF THE BRACHIAL PLEXUS
DORSAL SCAPULAR NERVE (C4-C5)
&
LONG THORACIC NERVE (C5-C7)