Head Flashcards
Stylomastoid foramen
Facial nerve and stylomastoid artery (posterior auricular artery; ECA)
Fissure of cerebrum
Longitudinal, Sylvian, and Sulcus of Rolando
Connection between brocas and wernickes
Arcuate fasciculus
Hemiballismus (cause and anatomy affected?)
PCA stroke; C/L subthalamic nucleus
Rigidity
A. Positive sign
B. Negative sign
Negative sign (akinesia and bradykinesia)
Ballismus
A. Positive or negative sign
Positive sign (resting tremor; chorea and dystonia)
Spinocerebellum (anterior cerebellum)
Spinal or limb movements and muscle tone
Anterior lobe (cerebellum) syndrome
a. What maneuver to elicit)
b. Symptoms
c. Cause
a. Heel to shin test (limb coordination)
b. Marked gait instability or loss coordination of lower limb
c. Toxic (anTerior) alcoholism and metabolic
Posterior lobe (cerebellar) syndrome
a. Maneuver
b. Symptoms
c. Cause
a. Dysdiadochokinesia and dysmetria
b. Intention tremor and ataxia
c. Vascular stroke
Cerebrocerebellar or neocerebellum (voluntary movements)
Flocculonodular lobe syndrome
a. Maneuver
b. Symptoms
c. Cause
a. Let them stand
b. Truncal ataxia, standing with wide base and resting trunk side to side
c. Neoplastic/medulloblastoma
Simon’s triangle of the neck
a. What nerve is found within?
b. Borders
RLN
laterally CCA
Medially esophagus
Superiorly inferior thyroid artery
Joll’s triangle
To identify external superior laryngeal nerve
Unpaired facial bone
Unpaired ang MVp:
Vomer
Mandible
C1: What do I do to your head?
To nod
Sphenoid bones and its foramen
OSROS:
Optic canal (lesser wing) COO
Superior orbital fissure (between lesser and greater wing)
Rotundum (greater wing)
Ovale (bigger hole sa greater wing)
Spinosum (MMA)
Puntok ng cribriform plate (pyramid)
Crista galli
Attachment of falx cerebri
Parts of mandible
Ramus - condyle and coronoid process
Angle
Body of mandible
Symphysis
Point if meeting and articulation of frontal and squamous temporal and great wing of sphenoid is ____?
Pterion
Pars distalis
Acidophils and basophils
acid GAP
FLAT base
Pars intermedia hormones
MSH
Pars nervosa
Supraoptic nuclei ADH
Paraventricular nuclei Oxytocin
Blood supply of anterior and posterior pituitary
Anterior: superior hypophyseal artery
Posterior: superior and inferior hypohyseal and infundibular artery