Head And Neck Correlates Flashcards
Laryngeal nerve block
Thyrohyoid membrane, internal laryngeal nerve
Superior laryngeal nerve injury
Monotone
Recurrent laryngeal nerve injury
Hoarseness
Larynx cancer
Hoarseness, earache, dysphagia
Tracheostomy
1st and second rings, or 2-4th. Look for inferior thyroid veins
Torticollis
Tilting of head, CNXI injury
Subclavian vein puncture
Right venous angle
Branchial fistula
Second pouch and groove, tonsillitis sinus to anterior scm
Carotid endarterectomy
Strip plaque, nerve injury IX to XII possible
Arterial collateral circulation
Occipital and vertebral and deep cervical
Horners syndrome
Sympathetic trunk injury, miosis, anhydrosis, ptosis, sinking of eye
Goiter
Enlarged thymus, compress trachea, esophagus, recurrent laryngeal
Penetrating neck trauma
Cricoid cartilage to edge of mandible is zone 2
Mandible fractures
Condyle most common
Lip lacerations
Compress facial artery on mandible on both sides of face
Facial vein drainage
To superior ophthalmic then to cavernous sinus. Edema, fever, reduced vision
Facial nerve injury
Before greater petrosal, before genticulate ganglion, after stylomastoid foramen
Scalp infections
Loose connective tissue
Parotidectomy
Care for nerve plexus of VII
Mastoiditis
Caused by swelling in mastoid air cells, middle ear infection.
Hyperacuisis
Loss of stapedius, facial nerve injury pre stylomastoid foramen
Pterion fracture
Middle meningeal damage
Transient ischemic attack
Temporary occlusion of brain blood flow, stroke like symptoms that resolve
Concussion vs contusion
Contusion worse, pia stripped from brain