Face & Scalp Flashcards
The scalp reaches the _______ posteriorly
Superior nuchal lline
The scalp reaches _______ anteriorly
supraorbital margins
Name the 5 layers of the scalp
S: skin C: connective tis A: aponeurotic layer L: Loose areolar tis P: Pericranium
What layers of the scalp are moveable ?
Skin
Connective tis
aponeurotic layer
(can all be moved over the loose areolar)
hypodermis is the _____ of the scalp
CT layer of the fibrofatty tissue
_____ is the aponeurotic layer that covers the scalp of the cranium
galea aponeurotica
the epicranial aponeurosis connects the ____ & ____ M
frontalis M
Occipital M
C.C. when there is a scalping accident what layers of the scalp are torn off ?
skin
CT
Aponeurotic layer
name the 7 sensory nerves of the scalp
supratrochlear supraorbital zygomaticotemporal auriculotemporal lesser occipital greater occipital third occipital
____ N of the scalp is derived from the Opthalmic branch of the trigeminal
supratrochlear N
supraorbital
____ N of the scalp is derived from the opthalmic branch of the trigeminal
supraorbital N
supratrochlear N
____ N of the scalp is derived from is dereived from the maxillary branch of the trigeminal
zygomaticotemporal N
____ N of the scalp is derived from the mandibular branch of the trigeminal
auriculotemporal N
____ N of the scalp is derived from the cutaneous N of the cervical plexus VR C2, C3
lesser occipital
____ & ____ N of the scalp is derived from DR
Greater occipital (C2)
third occipital (C3)
What to arteries suppling the scalp originate from the maxillary artery
superficial temporal
posterior auricular
What are the 5 veins that drain the scalp
- supratrochlear
- supra orbital
- superficial temporal
- posterior auricular
- occipital
Superficial v + maxillary v = ?
retromandibular vein
Posterior auricular V + Posterior division of the retromandibular v =
EJV
Anterior division of the retromandibular V + Facial V =
Common facial V
Common facial vein drains into the _____
IJV
4 features that determine the shape of the face
- underlying bones
- deposition of fatty tissue
- color and effects of aging
- hair
Muscles of facial expression have ____ nerve fiber types
SVE
The M of facial expression mostly arise from ______ & insert in the _____
arise from skull bones
insert in the skin
facial M around the orifices of the face (mouth, nostrols, eyelids) act like ______
sphincters
All M of the face originate from the _____ pharyngeal arch
second
All facial M receive motor supply from the _____ N
facial N
The facial nerve is derived from the ______second arch
second pharyngeal arch
Sphinctor muscle of the eyelid
Orbicularis oculi
“worried look” M of the face
Corrugator Supercili
“suprised look” M of the face
occipitofrontalis
Occipital belly and frontal belly
Name the three portions of the corrugator superficili M
Palpebral
lacrimal
orbital
What are the two eyelid dialators?
Levator palpebrae superioris
Occitofrontalis
define what “Palpebral” means
eyelid
c.c what are two conditions that predispose a PT to cornea laserations
Lagophthalmos
belly palsy
cc What are two conditions that can be caused by an inhibition of the facial nerve
Bell’s palsy
Lagophthalmos
(eyes will stay open- predisposed to cornea lacerations & xeroethalmalia)
Name the 3 muscles that surround the eyes
occipitofrontalis (occipital & frontal belly)
Corrugator supercili
Orbicularis oculi
Name the 3 muscles of the nose
Compressor naris
dilator naris
procerus
_______muscle lie within the lips
orbicularis oris
Some of orbicularis oris fibers are derived from the ______M
buccinator
parotid gland secretes mainly ___
serous solution
The parotid duct pierces the _____M
buccinator
Location of the parotid duct is near the _____
upper two molars
the motor portion of the parotid plexus comes from the ___N
facial N
c.c. if the _______N is cut during a parotidectomy that is preformed there will be paralysis to the face
facial N
boundaries of the parotid gland
S- zygomatic arch
P- external ear
anterior border of SCM
M- Ramus of the mandible
A- anterior border of the masseter
glossopharyngeal N synapses at the _____gg
otic gg
facial N synpases at the _____gg
pterygopalatine gg
Sensory n to the paratod gland comes from the ___& ____
auriculotemporal N (V2)
Greater auricular N (C2,3 - branch of the cervical plexus )
CN IX is ?
glossopharyngeal
glossopharyngeal suppies _______ fibers to the parotid gland
Pre gg PS
post gg PS N to the parotid gland come from the _______N
auriculotemporal N
cc Most common infection of the parotid gland
mumps
the PS effects the ______cells of the parotid gland
asinar cells
the PS effects on the parotid gland does ______ of the salivary gland
increases secretion
SP nerves arise from the ____
Lateral horn of T1-T2 levels
Stimulation of the SP fibers of the parotid gland causes ______
vasoconstriction
auriculotemporal N carries ____ fibers
GSA
GVE
PS post gg
Facial N (VII) exits the ____ foramen
stylomastoid
name the 7 branches of the facial N
- Temporal branch
- zygomatic
- buccal
- Marginal mandibular
- branch to the posterior belly digastric M
- Posterior auricular
- cervical
“The zebra bit my mothers pet cat “
_____ N branch supplies ant/ superior auricular M. , frontal belly of occipitofrontalis , orbicularis oculi, and corrugator supercilii M
temporal branch of the Facial N
______ N Branch supplies orbicularis oculi and other M inferior to the orbit
Zygomatic branch of the facial N
Occipital Belly of occipitalfrontalis innervation
posterior auricular branch
Frontal belly of occiptofrontalis innervation
temporal branch
corrugator supercili M innervation
temporal branch
orbicularis oculi M innervation
temporal & zygomatic branch
Levator palpebrae superioris M innervation
oculomotor N
Compressor naris M innervation
buccal N
Dilator naris M innervation
buccal branch
procerus M innervation
zygomatic branch
Orbicularis oris M innervation
buccal & mandibular
Zygomaticus minor M innervation
buccal branch
Zygomaticus major M innervation
buccal branch
Buccinator M innervation
Buccal Branch
Levator Anguli oris M innervation
buccal branch
Risorius M innervation
buccal branch
depressor anguli oris M innervation
marginal mandibular branch
Levator labii superioris M innervation
buccal
Depressor labii inferioris M innervation
marginal mandibular branch
c.c. eversion of the lower eyelid would be due to paralysis of what M. & N?
M= orbicularis M
N= facial
Name the three sensory N of the mandibular N
auriculotemporal N - scalp
buccal N
Mental N
Name the three Maxillary Sensory Nerves
Zygomaticofacial
Zygomaticotemporal - to the scalp
Infraorbital
Name the 5 sensory N from the opthamlus
lacrimal supraorbital supratrochlear infratrochlear external nasal
Name the 3 branches off of the ECA that supply the face
Maxillary
Superficial temporal
Facial
Name the artery that branches from the ICA that supplies the face
opthalmic
Name the 3 branches off the opthalmic artery that supply the face
supraorbital
supreatrochlear
Dorsal Nasal
Name the 4 branches off the facial artery that supply the face
submental
inferior labial
superior labial
Lateral Nasal
Name the 3 branches from the superficial temporal artery that supply the face
transverse facial
frontal
parietal branch
Name the 2 branches from the maxillary artery that supply the face
mental
infraorbital
The facial vein is formed at the ___(location)___
medial angle of the eye
The facial vein is formed by the union of ___ & _____
supratrochlear & supraorbital veins
Facial V has a connection to the pterygoid plexus through the _____ V
deep facial V
The facial V has a connection to the cavernous sinus through the _____V
SUPERIOR opthalmic V
C.C. infections of the face can spread to the pterygoid plexus & cavernous sinus through the ____V
facial V
Thromophlebitis of the _____V may spread infection into the intracranial veous system through the ________
facial V
cavernous sinus