Head and neck: Cervical plexus, nerves, symp. supply Flashcards

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types of fibres: main

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  • motor
  • sensory
  • autonomic
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fibre types: list (7)

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  • GSA
  • GSE
  • GVA
  • GVE
  • SVA
  • SVE
  • SSA
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CNS div: somatic part

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  • body
  • innervate skin and skeletal mm
  • derived from somites in embryo
  • receiving and responding to info from ext env.
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CNS div: visceral part

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  • organs
  • innervates organs, smooth mm, glands
  • receives and responds to info from internal env.
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spinal nerve: features

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  • part of PNS
  • mixed: sensory, motor, autonomic
  • transmit signals from spinal cord to end organ and back
  • modulated by CNS
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flow of spinal nerve from smallest:

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rootlets - root - spinal nerve - plexus

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spinal nerve: how many pairs

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  • 31
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spinal n: detail of pairs

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  • 8 cervical
  • 12 thoracic
  • 5 lumbar
  • 5 sacral
  • 1 coccygeal
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spinal nerve: emerges from

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  • intervertebral foramen

- btw pedicles of adjacent vertebra

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rootlets unite to form nerve roots: called

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  • anterior root

- post root

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anterior root: which from ant horn

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  • motor efferent fibres (from ant horn to effector organ)
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anterior root: which from lateral horn

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  • autonomic from lateral horns
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posterior root: which from post horn

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  • sensory afferent fibres from sensory receptors
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dermatome:

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  • area of skin innervated by spinal n
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myotome:

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  • area of mm innervated by spinal n
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16
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define plexus:

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  • branching network of intersecting spinal nerves
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17
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which spinal n do not create plexus:

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T1 - T12

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18
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list spinal n plexuses:

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  • cervical
  • brachial
  • lumbar
  • sacral
  • coccygeal
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19
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nerves incl in: cervical plexus

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C1-C4

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20
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nerves incl in: brachial plexus

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C5-T1

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21
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nerves incl in: lumbar plexus

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L1-4

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nerves incl in: sacral plexus

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ranging from L4 to S4

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cervical plexus: features

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  • 8 paired cervical n
  • 1st four: inn head and neck region
  • ventral rami of C1 to C4
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cervical plexus: supply

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  • skin of head and neck
  • skin of sup part of shoulders and chest
  • infrahyoid mm
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brachial plexus inn:

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shoulder and arm

26
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location: ventral rami of C1-4

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  • anterolateral to levator scapulae, middle scalene

- deep to SCM

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ventral rami of C1-4 consist of:

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  • cutaneous/ superficial branches

- muscular/ deep branches

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cervical plexus: list superficial branches

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  • lesser occipital n
  • greater auricular n
  • transverse cervical n
  • supraclavicular
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cervical plexus: list deep branches

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  • ansa cervicalis

- phrenic n

30
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cervical plexus: superficial branches- emerge from

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  • post border of SCM
  • nerve point of neck
  • star shape
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cervical plexus: superficial branches- lesser occipital n supplies

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  • C2

- supplies skin of neck and scalp post to ear

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cervical plexus: superficial branches- greater auricular n

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  • C2, 3

- skin over parotid region, ear, mastoid

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cervical plexus: superficial branches- transverse cervical n

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  • C2, 3

- skin over lateral and ant part of neck

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cervical plexus: superficial branches- supraclavicular nerves

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  • C3, 4

- skin over clavicle, shoulder, inf to rib 2

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cervical plexus: deep muscular branches- ansa cervicalis from

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  • ant rami of C1-3
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cervical plexus: deep muscular branches- ansa cervicalis features

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  • sup root -> geniohyoid, thyrohyoid, from C1 via hypoglossal n
  • inf root -> infrahyoid mm
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cervical plexus: deep muscular branches- segmental branches

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  • inn ant and middle scalene mm
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cervical plexus: deep muscular branches- phrenic n

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  • C3-5
  • supplies diaphragm w sensory and motor fibres
  • forms superolateral border of ant scalene at level of sup border of thyroid cartilage
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visceral part of nervous system: visceral motor

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  • autonomic div

- divided into para/ sympathetic parts

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visceral part of nervous system: visceral motor sympathetic

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  • nerves in thoracic and lumbar spinal cord
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visceral part of nervous system: visceral motor parasympathetic

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  • nerves in brainstem and sacral spinal cord
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visceral part of nervous system: sensory

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  • from neural crest cells
  • chemoreception
  • mechanoreception
  • stretch reception
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visceral part of nervous system: sympathetic trunk- features

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  • from base of skull: paravertebral trunks

- converge ant to coccyx as ganglion impar

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visceral part of nervous system: sympathetic trunk- define ganglion

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  • collection of neuronal cell bodies outside CNS
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visceral part of nervous system: sympathetic trunk- white rami communicantes

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  • myelinated fibres

- preganglionic fibres from ant rami T1-L2 -> trunk

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visceral part of nervous system: sympathetic trunk- grey rami communicantes

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  • non-myelinated
  • postganglionic
  • connect ganglion to spinal n
47
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cervical ganglia: list

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  • superior
  • middle
  • inferior
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cervical ganglia: sup

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  • lies C1-2 vertebra
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cervical ganglia: middle

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  • C4
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cervical ganglia: inf

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  • if + first thoracic = stellate ganglion
  • lies ant to neck of first rib,
    TVP of C7 vertebrate
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cervical plexus: sympathetic nervous system features

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  • only sym chain ganglia and sympathetic n cells in thoracic spine
  • communicate btw cervical plexus and sym chain to deliver info to head/ neck
  • sym fibres carried by nerves of cervical plexus to inn structures of head/ neck region
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cervical plexus: sympathetic nervous system - branches of sup cervical ganglion

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  • form plexus around int carotid aa

- travel through C1-4

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cervical plexus: sympathetic nervous system - sup cervical ganglion inn

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  • pharynx
  • heart
  • sup cardicac n
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cervical plexus: sympathetic nervous system- middle cervical ganglion

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  • travel through C5-6

- inn heart via middle cardiac n

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cervical plexus: sympathetic nervous system- inf cervical ganglion

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  • C7 -T1
  • help form plexus around vertebral aa and innervates it
  • inn heart vn
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eg. lesions to cervical sympathetic trunk:

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  • damage to symp trunk = Horner syndrome
  • contraction of pupil, due to paralysis dilator pupillar
    – ptosis: paralysis of smooth muscle intermingled w levator
  • sinking in of eye
  • vasodilation and absenceof sweating and face/neck
    (lack of sym supply to blood vesels and sweat glands
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cervical plexus: parasympathetic system- cranio-sacral system includes

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  • cranial n

- S2-4

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cervical plexus: parasympathetic system- cranial n involved

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  • CN III (occulomotor)
  • CN VII (facial)
  • CN IX (glossopharyngeal)
  • CN X (vagus)
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cervical plexus: parasympathetic system- S2-4 supply

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  • abdominal and pelvic viscera
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cervical plexus: parasympathetic system- parasym ganglia features

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  • ganglia in parasym system mainly found within end organ

- except CN -> para ganglia found outside organ

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cervical plexus: parasympathetic system- list para ganglia of CN

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  • ciliary
  • pterygopalatine
  • submandibular
  • otic ganglia
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eg. brain freeze

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  • somatic sensory receptors in palate pick up cold temp, AP sent along CN V2 afferents to brain
  • reflex vasodilation of cranial blood v (attempt to heat brain)
    = sharp headache