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Head and Neck Exam Flashcards

1
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What structures pass through the parotid gland ?

A 
transverse facial
CN VII
retromandibular
ext. carotid
auriculotemporal of V3
lymph nodes
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plastysma m is in what layer of fascia

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superficial fascia

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3
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the great auricular nerve runs with…..

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external jugular v

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prevertebral fascia that extends over the apex of the lung is called

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sibson’s fascia

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5
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prevertebral fascia that covers the brachial plexus is called

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axillary sheath

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6
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in between the two heads of sternocleidomastoid you will find what vessel

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IJV

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7
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what is the inferior attachment of omohyoid

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scapula

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what two structures can be smooshed between the two scalene muscles

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brachial plexus and subclavian artery

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9
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what two scalene attach to rib 1

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anterior and middle

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10
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what scalene attaches to rib 2

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posterior

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11
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What are the branches off the external carotid artery

A 
superior thyroid 
ascneding pharyngeal
lingual
facial
posterior auricular
superficial temporal
maxillary artery
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12
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carotid sinus is innervated by

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CN IX

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13
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carotid body is innervated by

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CN IX and X

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14
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ansa cervicalis innervates what three muscles

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sternohyoid, sternothyroid and omohyoid

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15
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what are the cutaneous nerves of the neck

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transverse cervical-anterior neck
supraclavicular-trap area
great auricular- ear ear
lesser occipital-behind ear

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16
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where does ansa cervicalis sit on top of

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internal carotid artery

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17
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external laryngeal nerve has a friend which is

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superior thyroid artery

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18
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the hypoglossal nerve loops around what artery

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occipital artery off ECA

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19
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the phrenic nerve should lie

A

on top of the anterior scalene

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20
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the ____________ drains the tonsils and tonsillar region

A

jugulodigastric

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21
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the ___________________ drains the tongue

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juguloomohyoid

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22
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internal laryngeal nerve runs with

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superior laryngeal artery

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23
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what is the function of the arachnoid granulations

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allow CSF to exit the subarachnoid space and enter the venous system

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24
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laceration of the middle meningeal artery will result in

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extradural hemoatoma

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25
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rupture of a bridging vein will result in a

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subdural hemoatoma

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26
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anterior cranial fossa innervated by

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v1

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27
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middle cranial fossa innervated by =

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v2 and v3

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28
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posterior cranial fossa innervated by

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C1, C2, and C3 and vagus

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29
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four major arteries of the fface

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facial, maxillary, optalmic and superficial temporal

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30
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which facial space can extend down throught eh mediastinum and to the diaphragm

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fascia space within the prevertebral alyer

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31
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what two veins form the external jugular

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posterior retromandibular and posterior auricular vein

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32
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posterior retromandibular vein is from

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superfficial temporal and maxillary

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33
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posterior maxillary vein and facial vein form

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common facial vein

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34
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innervation of stylohyoid

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facial

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35
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innervation of anterior digastric

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nerve to mylohyoid from mandibular

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36
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posterior diagastric innnervation

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facial VI

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37
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innervation of mylohyoid

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nerve to mylohyoid from mandibular V3

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38
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innervation of geniohyoid

A

ant. rami of C1 carriers with hypoglossal

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39
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sternohyoid innervated by

A

ant rami of c1-c3 ansa cervicalis

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40
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omohyoid innervated by

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ant rami of c1-c3 ansa cervicalis

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41
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thyrohyoid innervated by

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ant rami of c1 carried along with hypoglossal XI

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42
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sternothyroid innervated by

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ant rami of c1-c3 ansa cervicalis

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43
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what artery is found level to the hyoid bone

A

lingual artery

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44
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nerve innervates trapezius

A

accessory

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45
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nerve innervates sternocleidomastoid

A

accessory

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46
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scalene muscles innervated by

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antterior rami of C5-C7

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47
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omohyoid innervated by

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ansa cervicalis

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48
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rectus capitus anterior innervated by

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ant rami c2-c2

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49
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rectus capitus lateralis innervated by

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ant rami c1-c2

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50
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longus capitus and longus coli innervated by

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ant rami

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51
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branches off subclavian artery

A 
vertebral
thyrocervical trunk 
inferior thyroid 
ascending cervical
transverse cervical
suprascapular, internal thoracic, costocervical truink
deep cervical
supreme intercostal arter
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52
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menumonic for subclavian artyer branches

A

very tired individuals sip strong coffee served daily

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53
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external ear consists of ….

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auricle, and external auditory meatus

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54
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muscles of the auricle are innervated by

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facial

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55
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blood supply to the ear includes

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superficial temporal, posterior auricular, deep auricular

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56
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middle ear is located within

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temporal bone

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57
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the middle ear opens to the pharnyx via

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pharyngotympanic tube and mastoid antrum

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58
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three mechanisms that prevent damage to internal ear

A

auditoryt ube, shape of ossicle joints, middle ear muscles

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59
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what bone seperates the middle ear cavity from the middle brain

A

tegman tympani

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60
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nerves within middle ear cavity

A

VIII
lesser petrosal
corticotympanic plexus, typanic plexus, typanic nerve, chordatympany

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61
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which bone can you see through the tynpanic membrane

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malleus

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62
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external surface of the typanic membrane innervated by

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3/4 via auriculotemporal, X, VII

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63
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internal surface of tympanic membrane innervated by

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CN IX

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64
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what ear structure goes through the superior constrictor muscle

A

pharyngotympanic tube

65
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fracture of the external auditory meatus can result in

A

bleeding ear and leakage of CSF

66
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incus malleus joint is

A

saddle

67
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incus stapedial is what type of joint

A

ball and socket

68
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malleus head articulates with

A

incus

69
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tensor tympani innervated by

A

V

70
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stapedius msulce innerated by

A

nerve to stapedius from facial

71
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function of stapedius muscle

A

dampens vibrations from the ossicles

72
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external ear lymph

A

mastoid

73
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middle ear lymph

A

parotid, jugulodigastric

74
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auditory tube

A

retropharyngeal

75
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inner ear is found in what part of the temporal bone

A

petrous portion

76
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outer surface of the ear cutaneous innervation

A

great auricular nerve and lesser occipital and auriculartemporal

77
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deeper portion of the ear is innervated by

A

vagus nerve (x) and facial VII

78
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tympanic nerve is a branch off _________

A

glossopharyngeal and internal carotid plexus

79
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tympanic plexus gives rise to what nerve

A

lesser petrosal nerve

80
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sensory to upper ant portion of ear

A

trigeminal via auriculotemporal nerve

81
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concha area of ear sensory is

A

vagus and glossopharyngeal

82
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posterir helix portion is sensory

A

facial

83
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lower ear lobe

A

cervical plexus, lesser occipital nerves and greater auricular nerve

84
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anterior 2/3 sensory to tongue is via

A

lingual v3 and vII chorda tympani via lingual

85
Q

posterior 1/3 of tongue sensory is

A

IX and a small X

86
Q

sublinqual absorption of drugs

A

drugs quickly enter sulingual vein and then inter IJV

87
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sublingual caruncles

A

raised papilla like openigs of submandibular glands

88
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sublingual folds

A

opens for sublingual ducts

89
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deep portion of the submandibular gland over lies

A

mylohyoid muscle

90
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_____________supplies the palatine tonsil

A

tonsillar artery

91
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What are the sumandibular branches of facial

A

ascneding palatine, tonsillar, submental, glandular

92
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submandibular and sublinqual glands arterial supply

A

submental a

93
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parasympathetic innervation to submandibular glands and sublingual glands is via

A

facial N l chorda tympani

94
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anterior nasal cavity drains

A

facial/submandibular nodes

95
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posterior nasal cavity drains

A

submucosal plexus to torus tubarius to jugulodigastric

96
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what are the three points of attachment for the lateral walls of the pharynx

A

medial plate of the pterygoid, hammulus
stylohyoid lig
thyroid/cricoid cartialge

97
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the hyoid seperates what constrictors of the pharnyx

A

middle and inferior

98
Q

constrictors of the pharnyx are innervated by

A

vagus nerve

99
Q

the ___________is posterior to the stylopharyngeus muscle and then moves lateral to it

A

glossopharyngeal

100
Q

What are the three longitudinal muscles that elevate the pharyngeal wall

A

salpingopharyngeus
palatopharygeus
styloparyngeus

101
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longitudinal muscles of pharyngeal wall innervated by

A

vagus nerve

102
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what structures pass superior to superior constrictor

A

levator veli palatini, tendon of tensor veli palatini

103
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what passes throuh the thyrohyoid membrane

A

superior laryngeal a/v

internal laryngeal nerve

104
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what passes below the inferior constrictor

A

recurrent laryngeal

105
Q

what lies beneath torus levatorius

A

levator palatini

106
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sensory innervation of nasopharnyx

A

v2

107
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sensory innervation of oropharnyx

A

glossopharyngeal

108
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sensory to laryngopharnyx

A

vagus

109
Q

what is at risk when a tonsilectomy is performed

A

tonsilar artery
tonsilar vein
glossopharyngeal N

110
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cricothyroid innervated by

A

superior laryngeal nerve

111
Q

laryngeal muscles innervtaed by recurrent laryngeal branch of vagus

A

thyroarytenoid
transverse arytenoid
oblique arytenoid
posterior crico-arytenoid

112
Q

what muscle lowers pitch

A

thyroarytenoid

113
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what provides sensory innervation above the vocal folds

A

internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve

114
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what provide sensory innervation below vocal folds

A

recurrent laryngeal

115
Q

what are the layers of the scalp

A 
skin
connective tissue (dense)
aponeurosis
loose connective tissue
pericranium
116
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where is the muscle found in the scalp

A

aponeurotic layer

117
Q

what arteries supply the anterior scalp

A

supratrochelar and supraorbital

118
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what arteries supply infront of the ear of the scalop

A

superficial temporal

119
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what arteris supply behind the ear of the scalp

A

posterior auricular

120
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what artery supplys the back of the scalp

A

occipital

121
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what nerve supplies cutaneous to back of scalp

A

greater occipital (dorsal rami c2)

122
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what nerve supplies behind the ear of scalp

A

lesser occipital

123
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what nerve supplies infront of the ear of the scalop

A

auriculotemporal n

124
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what nerve supplies infront of the ear of the scalp more anteiror

A

zygomaticotemporal

125
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what nerve supplies anterior portion of scalp

A

supratrochlear, supraorbital via frontal nerve

126
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upper eye lid sensory

A

v1

127
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point of nose

A

v1

128
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lower eyelid

A

v2

129
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upper lip

A

v2

130
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lower lip

A

v3

131
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inner ear

A

v3

132
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outer ear

A

great auriicular

133
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notrils

A

v2

134
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arteries of the face

A 
superficial temporal gives transverse facial artery
facial
-in/sup labial
-lat nasal
angular facial
135
Q

maxillary artery gives what branch of artery to help supply below the eyeball

A

infraorbital a

136
Q

opthalmic artery give rise to what arteries of the face

A

supratrochlear, supraorbital, dorsal nasal, zygomaticotemporal, zygomaticofacial

137
Q

what are the branches off facial nerve

A 
temporal
zygomatic
buccal
mandibular
cervical
138
Q

motor innervation of the face is via

A

facial n

139
Q

where does the facial nerve exit the skull

A

stylomastoid foramen

140
Q

sensory to parotid gland

A

great auricular nerve

141
Q

parasympatehtics to parotid gland

A

lesser petrosal n, synpases in otic ganglion, hitchikes on auriculotemporal N (V3)

142
Q

sympathetic to parotid gland

A

superior cervical ganglion

143
Q

what are the two layers of dura mater called

A

periosteal and meningeal layers

144
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dural venous sinuses are within what meningeal layers

A

dura

145
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anterior dura innervated by

A

v1

146
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middle dura innervated by

A

v2 and v3

147
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poterior fossa innervated by

A

c1,c2,c3 and vagus

148
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blood supply to the dura is

A

mostly middle meningeal a

149
Q

between arachnoid and dura bridging cerebral veins

A

subdural hematoma

150
Q

masster muscle innervated by

A

trigeminal v3

151
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temporalis muscle innervated by

A

trigeminal

152
Q

what muscles function in protrusion of mandible

A

lateral pterygoid and medial pterygoid

153
Q

what muscles function in retraction of mandible

A

temporalis, masseter and geniohyoid and digastric

154
Q

muscles that function in elevation

A

temporalis, masseter and medial pterygoid

155
Q

depression of mandible is by what muscles

A

gravity, digastric, geniohyoid and mylohyoid

156
Q

contents of infratemporal fossa

A 
sphenomandibular ligament, medial and lateral pterygoid
maxillary artery
pterygoid venous plexus
V3
chorda tympani
lesser petrosal
post sup alveolar
157
Q

accessory meningeal artery enters what part of the skull

A

foramen ovale

158
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middle meningeal artery enters what part the skull

A

formane spinosum

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