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2nd arch bobe, cartilage, lig?

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HRS Face n muscles

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1st arch cartilage/bone/mus?

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MMMMIT (mandibular) v2, V3

not V1 frontal nasal prominence

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3rd Arch bone, cartilage, lig?

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Stylopharngeus, rest Hyoid, 9

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4th & 6th arches bone/cart/lig?

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-Laryngeal bones,
outside mus- 4- ex. laryngeal mus, pharyg mus and veli palatine (except)
6- inside deep mus- only in. esp
-CN10

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1st phary pouch, membrane, groove in order?

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  • pouch:tympanic cavity/tube/ recess
  • groove- ex acousticmeatus/cervical sinus
  • membrane ((tympanic membrane.))
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2nd pharyngeal pouch?

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palatine tonsil/tonsillar sinus

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3rd pharyngeal pouch?

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  • dorsal: inferior parathyroid

- ventral: thymus gland

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4th pharyngeal pouch?

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-dorsal(superior parathyroid)
ventral(ultimopharyngeal/C cells thyroid)
5th pouch rudimentary

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Parotid duct enters oral where?

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upper second molar

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infection in face veinage bad if?

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near facial vein –> orbital by sup opthalmic vein–> cavernous sinus. danger triangle

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lymp drainage?
lateral face $ scalp
upper lip
corner lip
chin/lower lip
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parotid, submandibular, submental

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lymph area only in h and n?

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pericervical collar- parotid buccal. s,s,p,o,e

deep cervical lymph node by IJV

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superior and inf ganglion CN 9 branch?

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CN9– parotid, post tongue 1/3, middle pharyg constrictor, carotid

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parotid inn?

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SA- greater auricular invest sheath(C2,C3), auriculartemp
para-post otic gang, symp ECA plexus, VA
serous, largerst, 1st,

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Parotid plexus are? clinical?

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facial n under parotid. TZBMC, parotidectomy danger, fxn: Mimetic, post digastric, stylohyoid muscles

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retroman makes?
common facial vein?
IJv on face at jug formane?
pterygoid plexus drains?

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  • max+ sup temp
    common facial vein- ant+ facial
    IJV- post+ post auricular, inferior petrosus, sigmoid sinus
    deep facial vein
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artery of scalp? SCALP stands for, infection where what part?clicicals

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occipital, post auricular, superficial temp, opthalmic (suprorbiral/supratrochlear
profuse bleeding(limit blood const), cut paralle to fibers for healing
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2 terminal branches of ECA!

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sup temp, maxillary

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artery supplies temporal

parotid gland, skin?

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transverse facial, facial a

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Cutanation inn of face.

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supraorbforamen(ISSL), infraorb(iZZ), Mental(MAB) –>SA except auricolotemp (para,symp-post VA,SA)
sides of back of neck– greater auricular- lesser occipital (ventral ramiC2-C3), transverse cervical??
back-of scalp– greater occipital (dorsi rami c2-C3)

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trigemelia?

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anomalous a (middle meningle) by V2/V3 (SA)ganglion- pulsation PAIN BAD, TRIGMELIA

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 The inferior alveolar ?

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(BM) and (SA) until the mylohyoid nerve branches off SA. supply all
the mandibular teeth. mental innervates the chin (SA).
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The buccal nerve inn? auricular temp?

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SA- skin and oral mucosa of the cheeks and adjacent gingiva

SA-somatic sensory (SA) fibers to the anteriorear and temporal regions.

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Tmj? type jt? articular surface?articular jt? movements?

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hinge synovial, three different planes.
articular-mandibular fossa, mandibular condyle and the
articular tubercle of the temporal fibrocartilage rather than hyaline cartilage as in a typical synovial joint.
articular disc-
sup(big open) (slide/glide) (ant dislocation) (pterygoid
inf joint cavities- slight gravity

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3 mand lig? 1 part of capsule

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lateral lig(temporomandibular)- strengthen TMJ & postglenoid tubercle
sphenomandibular lligament
stylomandibular lig little support jt capsul

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jaw spasam?

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 Tetanus (or “Lockjaw”) is caused by the bacterium Clostridium toxin massteric/ temporalis

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4 parts thyroid? lobe not spcimmon?

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~50% of the population have apyramidal lobe present.

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careful for trachiotectomy?

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nick inf thyroid or throid ima artery ( c10%)from (brachiocephalc artery) ppulses bc really closese to heart

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thyroid veins?

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Superior & middle thy vein (IJV)

inf ty vein drain brachicep ( biiggest an most variable)

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recurrent laryngeal nerves? fxn comp?

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left recurrent wraps around aorta
right recurrent wraps right subclavian artery.
(BM, SA) (VE-para/pre) mucosa and mucus glands below the
vocal folds.

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Sympathetic trunk injury?

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ptosis, miosis, anhydrosis, hyperema

injury (central, pregang, or post ganglionic) 2nd to disease or 1

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Stellate gangion n block?

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  • block cervical and superior thoracic n block
  • ganglion block may relieve vascular spasms in brain and upper limb
  • esp to see if resection good for excess vasoconstriction of the ipsilateral upper limb.
  • right behind subclavian is stellate ganglion
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2nd  part swallowing vs thrid? 
long muscle fxn, inn?
constrictor fxn, inn?1st const of esphogus? 
popcorn stuck? 
chicken bone stuck?- clinical?
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  • long/suprahy vs constrictors
    -salpingo(10), palatopharyngeus(10), stylopharyngeus( CN9)
    elevate layrnx(thus epig drop cover) , pharynx-speak/swallow
    -suprahyoid- ant dig+ myhloid(v3), post dig(cn7)
    elevate layrnyx, hyoid,
  • 1st cons at circopharyngeus
    -vallecula side not over epiglottis food
    -space btwn layrnyx and pharynx. chicken bone damage recurrent/sup layrngeal n bc skeletal muscle thin
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RCL, &RCA?
LC?
difference from true back muscles?

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RCA- vent rami C1-C2-ant/lateral flex head on neck(atlato-occipt jt)
RCL- ven ramiC1-C2 ( on transverse foramen)- flex head/stabilize
L capitus - vent rami C1-C3, flex head on neck(atlato-occipt jt)
Longus coli- @ C1-T3 –ramiinn C2-C6 - ant/lateral flexing neck part C2-C6
ant. vetebral mus(LC,RCA,Ant.Scalaene)
lateral vetebral(RCL, mid& post scalaene, (((splenius, levator scapulae) dorsi rami))

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Scalanes?

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lateral flexors/1st rib forced insp
middle- c3-c8
ant-C4-c6
post-c7-c8

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Root neck?
C C6 tubercle?
Pyramidal space?

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arteries, nerve block stellate, compression c

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neural crest, ectoderm placode, paraxial mesoderm, lateral plate mesoderm,? weeks form arches?

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pia/arachnois/sensory neuron/ CT/dentin
senory neuron 7,5,9,10, w neural crest cells 
voluntary muscles somites,
laryngeal mus, cartilage ct
4-5 week
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CC/ECA/ R subclavian/left part aorta make ? derived(ICA/ECA)? 7th intersegmental make?

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  • cc-/ECA3rd, -R subclavian/left aorta- r/L 4th arch,
  • aortic sac, r horn aortic sac
  • distal R and left subclavian
  • 4 pouches, 5th arch dissappears
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tongue ant/pos origin? muscle? Lingual papillae/inn? cervical cyst forms? sclera, cornea origin?

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-lateral lingual swelling fuse (1st arch) & post (3-4arch) hyophargyneal eminence (terminal sulcus),mucosa/submucosa only SS/VA vs occipital somites/CN12 muscle,  papillae (4 types)-filliform only senation no taste. foliate, vallate(arch 3) & fungiform(arch 2/chorda tympani)
-thyroglyossus duct closes in back to foramen cecum
sclera- dura, choriod - arachnoid .

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frontonasal prominence facial prom in n? chonea, hard/soft palate, nostrils,nasolacrimal, conchas, ? cleft palate cause by? eye detachment sig? main sources food for eye? myelination optic n, maxilllary sinus? cornea layer(ect, endo, neural crest/ cip mig endo),

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forehead, nasal part, front stomedum and the nose. V1 not part phary arch
nasal placode->nasal pit(nostrils) –>lateral(nasalacrimal groove) /medial nasal prominence-> intermaxillary prominence -> oral sac– oroalnasal memebrane disintegrates (primordial choanae) –>lateral/medial palatine prominence( fuse 1 palate) – lateral zippering in back ( 2nd palate, soft palate) –> choane now in nasopharynx separation nose from mouth
- sup and middle ethmoid but inf by self lateral palatine promence not zippering ( mouth or palate only)
- retinal fissure stalk–>hyaloid blood–> distal portion digenerate–> central a/v optic nerve
- 1st eye only fed of aqueous humer, until later, inner layer neural and outer pigmented layer retinal epithelium

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Mandibulofacial dystostosis. Treacher-Collins Syndrome and Pierre Robin Syndrome ,  DiGeorge Syndrome

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 neural crest cell mig bad thus arch bad 1/2, 1 syndrome(malnormal eepm )or 3/4(1)craniofacial defe. micrognathia (small jaw), low set ears, auricular abnormalities, and cleft palate; (2)agenesis 3rd & 4th pharyngeal pouches (thymus &
parathyroid glands) (3) cardiovascular defects. partial monosomy of chromosome 22, or children of alcoholic women.

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gray communicion fxn?
spinal n get to head neck how?
white commion location?
cardiopulmonary?

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  • location- base skull - ganglion impur,
    @bifurcation of ventral/dorsal ramifor symp-post
    - always sympost distally accompany muscle, but arteries periartierlias
  • T1-L2
  • sympost-VA
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cut artery fxn ?
ganglion missing/small, that are fused, highest sympost/symppre level?
ganglion branches?

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sympost VA
middle cervical gang( level C1-C2), inn(C1-4)
thoriocervical(stellate) C6, C5-6
superior cervical ganglion, C7, C7-C8
cardiopulmonary (sympost, VA)
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pharyngeal layer clinical space dangerous? para-pre becomes post what layer? tonsil/lympoid circle called?

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Danger - btn prever/alar –post mediastinum/ spreads up T12
retros- btw buccapharyngeal/ alar– and tied down sup mediastianum
MRI/clinically-retropharygnealdanger space bc no alar seen
muscle-pharygnbasilar fascia- submucosa-para-ganglion-mucosa
Waldeyerʼs Ring(4 tonsils) incomplete circle on sup pharynx

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otis media?

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nasopharyx infection spread ear inflammation maybe permenent hear lose- risk adenoids

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gaps btwn constrictors? 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th?

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  1. nothing bc pharyngealbasilarfascia covers it?
  2. stlopharyngeus, stylohyoid ligament, cn9, (3)
  3. tyro-hyoid membrane hole–
    internal laryngeal , superior laryngeal a/v (3)
  4. under cricopharyngeus mus
    recurrent n, inf laryngeal a/v (3)
blood supply pharynx- ECA/ICA mainly
• Ascending pharyngeal 
• Facial 
• Lingual 
• Pharyngeal artery branches (branch of inferiorthyroid artery)
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pharynx SA, VE inn? skeketal motor inv? blood supply?

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1.) symp& para post, VA, SA —>pharyngeal branch
upper 1/2 phary pharynx
rest pharyngeal plexus w buccopharyngeal fascia
2.) sympost fibers from near by vessels, vasoconst
sensation mucosa
V2(SA) 1/2 sup naso, CN 9 (SA) 1/2 inf naso/ oro, CN10 (VA) larygnealphayrnx
——–/——-SA from CN 9 not apart of pharygneal plexus
Mucosa gland
Pharyngeal branch of PPG- para-post sup 1/2 phary
( para-post( CN 7 via PPG)
Pharyngeal plexus-CN10- para-pre synapse @ submucosa para post-rest of pharynx
( parap-post , ………symp-post artery, VA, CN10 BM/SA for pharygneal mus)

      BM/SA- dont go through pharyngeal plexus blood- FLAP • Ascending pharyngeal  • Pharyngeal artery branches (branch of inferiorthyroid artery)
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Deglutition (the act of swallowing) occurs in three stages?

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  1. break food w palate, tongue brings it back space
  2. swallow by suprahyoid, and pharyngeal long elevate phanyx, hyoid or/ larynx— causes epiglotissis to passively fold, widen pharnyx, to recieve food bolus
  3. pharynx conx food down to espohagu
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parathyroids are highly variable ? thyroglossus duct? frenulum not deep almost not attached?? causes of diff cleft palates?coloboma?

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2-6, anywhere near or within the thyroid gland or thymus.
-superior constant but inferior near bifurcation CC or down w/ thymus in superior mediastinum
- • infection,perforation forming thyroglossal duct sinus ( back tongue or ant neck)
- ankyloglossia (tongue-tie).
- Cleft palate-common in females
• Clefts of the anterior palate -primary palate (F).
• Clefts of the posterior palate -result from lateral palatine processes to fuse, the nasal septum.
• Clefts of the anterior & posterior-lateral palatine processes fuse with the primary palate, with each other, and with nasal septum
chromosomal syndrome like trisomy 13.
• Clefts can include uvula, soft and hard;severe cases cleft in the palate extends through alveolar of maxilla, lips both sides
- Infants defect in iris or pupillary keyhole appearance.can extend deeper and involve the ciliary body & retina.
-failure of closure of the retinal fissure during in 6th week.

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tear journey? ligaments/fascia of eye fxn? bone boundaries? 7 ocular muscles fxn? layers of eyelid? angle of eye?

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gland, duct,fornix,lake,punctum,cancuoa,sac,lacrimalduct, inf meatus
check lig expan of fascial sheath(AD/AB) supspensory (too down)
LPS, every except sup olblique and lateral rectus CN3,opticalaxis(fovea), orbital axis(back optic–23 degres sep axis

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Up? down?
AB?AD?
LR rotation? MR? cornea is how much of sclera?
optic n/cn 3 fxn comp/nasocillary? cornea v1
dilator, & const pupilla inn, cillary body, LPS/tarsal mus? order of nerves ID?

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Sup rec/infoblique(horiz),
lateral rectus, obliques, (vertical axis)
inferior (anteroposterior axis), 1/6 of cornea is 5/6 of sclera(choriod 5/6 of eye retina) mus att
SS -see, ((inf division-para-post after cillary ganglion, VA, SE/SA-constictit/cill body)) ((sup division-sympost(fromICA) va,SA/SE)), VA/sympost/SE/SA
long, short cillary, superior divsion,
TFL,N(4), O

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inflammation of mucous?teeth? greater palatine and lesser palatine? mucosa on hard palate, pharaynx, or nasal inn by parasym?
inn soft palate? muscles soft palate? space leads to naspho or oropha? m

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rhinntis, 4 incisors, 2canins, 4- premolars, 6 molars. hard (ant 2/3) vs soft palate (1/3)some overlap, ex palatoglossus, tensor veli, levator veli

skeletal(V3/CN10) not lesser palatine(taste(geniculate ganglion, mucousa, SA blood vessels)
- fauces( palatoglossus/back of tongue)choane
-

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CN10 branches ?

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CN 10- recurrent, suplary,
BM/SA- in. lary, esp ex. lary, consts, long (ex stylo) palantin(ex. tesnor)
VE - 1/2 inf nasophary and rest phary
VA- laryngopharynx,

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CN9 branches?

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  • tympanic n (VA/VE-para-pre)—> auroc ( SA, symp-post/para-post, VA)
  • 1/3 post (SA/SS) tongue
  • SA 1/2 sup. nasopharynx not part of pharyngeal plexus or pharyngeal of PLG
  • BM/SA sytlopharyngeus
  • caroid sinus/body
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CN7 branches ?

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  • greater petrosal(VA-para-pre, VE, SS, ) –>sympost w vividian and PPG after para- post, SA ( atone of branches but only lesser ends up w ss)
  • BM/SAmotor face, stapeduis, supryhyoid
  • chorda tympani– VA-para pre/VE/SS– > after # 1 parapost, SA, VE, , only here sympost from periarterial
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nosebleed area,vasculature,causes? inflamation nose spread 4?

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ant 1/3, kiesselbach’s area (anastomsis greater and spenopalatine a in incisive foramen), nose picking-(veins), cause infection, HPTN
rhinnitis(upper resp infect/hay fever allergy)
ant cranial cribiform plate fossa,middle ear–nasopharynx –> retropharyngeus , parasinuses, lacrimal apparatus /conjucrive,

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musculus uvulae?palatoglossu?

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sup elevates, and shortens uvula

elevate post tongue, and dpresses soft palate

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Medial orbital wall clinical? inferior orbital wall? optic septum tag ? 2 types CN palsy? CN of Corneal reflex and pupillary reflex? shlem or aqueous humor block? old age eyes/lense? high CSF pressure? eyelid infection?

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medial wall ( MEL) & inf wall (ZM) - Max sinus
dilated, pitosis, no reflex, unopposed CN 3+ 4
-partial palsy gone/blown pupila. INO subd/epidhemotoma, aneurysm
V1 & CN 7
CN1/CN 3
gluacoma? open angle iris and cornea angle not blocked, most common
presbyobia- flat lense, cataract
papillaedema
chalazia(tarsal), sty (cillary body)

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