EXTRAS 2 Flashcards
WHAT WOULD BE PIERCED TO ACHIEVE EMERGENCY AIRWAY ACCESS
cricothyroid ligament with hollow bore needle
TEMPORAL ARTERITIS
inflammation of superficial temporal artery
symptoms include - fever headache and double vision
treatment includes steroids
TRIGEMINAL NEURALGIA
severe , sudden onset facial pain
compression of CN V due to enlarged bv , tumour etc
vertibrobasilar ischmemia
compression on basilar artery when turn head in certain directions
causes dizziness
WHAT NERVE IS AT RISK WHEN SURGICALLY REMOVING SALIVARY STONES FROM SUBMANDIBULAR DUCT
lingual
HYDROCEPHALUS
blockage in cerebral aqueduct meaning csf cant drain
increased cranial pressure
MENINGITIS
viral or bacterial infection of meninges
severe headache , nausea and vomiting
WHERE IS THE PIRIFORM FOSSA LOCATED
posterolaterally either side of laryngeal opening
CAVERNOUS SINUS THROMBOSIS AND SYMPTOMS
blood clot in cavernous sinus
symptoms include raised temperature and swollen eye
WHAT MUSCLE DAMPENS SOUND AT THE MALLEUS
tensor tympani
WHAT MUSCLE DAMPENS SOUND AT STAPES
stapedius
WHAT DOES THE CEREBRAL AQUEDUCT RUN THROUGH
midbrain
connects 3rd and 4th ventricles
DOES THE LATERAL PTERYGOID LIE SUPERFICIAL OR DEEP TO THE MEDIAL PTERYGOID
medial is deep to lateral
ANATOMICAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN AURICULOTEMPORAL NERVE AND MIDDLE MENINGEAL ARTERY
auriculotemporal nerve arises as 2 branches from the mandibular nerve that encircle the middle meningeal artery which is a branch of the mandibular part of the maxillary artery
GOITRE
diffuse enlargement of thyroid gland