Head Angiology

Question 1

Meninge Arterial Supply (3)

Answer 1

Middle Meningeal A
Occipital A
Vertebral A

Question 2

External Jugular Vein Tributaries (6)

Answer 2

Posterior Auricular V
Posterior Division of Retromandibular V
Post External Jugular V
Transverse Cervical V
Suprascapular V
Anterior Jugular V

Question 3

Internal Jugular Vein Tributaries (8)

Answer 3

Superior Petrosal Sinus
Inferior Petrosal Sinus
Sigmoid Sinus
Facial V
Anterior Division of Retromandibular V
Pharyngeal Vs
Superior Thyroid V
Middle Thyroid V

Question 4

Facial Vein Relationships (3)

Answer 4

Joins Cavernous sinus via Superior Opthalmic V

Joins Pterygoid Plexus via Deep Facial V

Joins Anterior Division of Retromandibular V before draining into Internal Jugular

Question 5

Retromandibular Vein

Formation and Division Relationships

Answer 5

Formed by Superficial Temporal V and Maxillary V from pterygoid plexus

Anterior joins Facial V and drains into Internal Jugular V

Posterior joins Posterior Auricular V to form External Jugular V

Question 6

Maxillary Artery Branches 
Mandibular Part (5)

Answer 6

Deep Auricular A
Anterior Tympanic A
Inferior Alveolar A
Middle Meningeal A
Accessory Meningeal A

Question 7

Maxillary Artery Branches
Pterygoid Part (4)

Answer 7

Deep Temporal A
Pterygoid Branches
Masseteric A
Buccal A

Question 8

Maxillary Artery Branches
Pterygopalatine Part (6)

Answer 8

Posterior Superior Alveolar A
Infraorbital A
A. of Pterygoid Canal
Pharyngeal Branch
Descending Palatine A
   Greater/Lesser Palatine As
Sphenopalatine A

Question 9

Superficial Temporal Artery Branches (5)

Answer 9

Transverse Facial A
Middle Temporal A
Anterior Auricular A
Frontal A
Parietal A

Question 10

Internal Carotid Artery Branches (5)

Answer 10

Opthalmic A
Anterior Cerebral A
Middle Cerbral A
Supraorbital A
Supratrochlear A

Question 11

Vertebral Artery Branches (3) and Continuation

Answer 11

Anterior Inferior Cerebellar A
Posterior Inferior Cerebellar A
Anterior Spinal A

Vertebral As fuse in skull to make Basilar A

Question 12

Subclavian Steal Syndrome

Answer 12

Subclavian A. occlusion causes low pressure that shunts blood from Vertebral A into upper extremity which decreases blood flow to brain

Question 13

Lymph Drainage

Head and Neck and Right/Left Differences

Answer 13

Skull/Face drain into Jugulofacial Junction

Neck drains into Jugulosubclavian Junction

Right side junctions drain into Right Lymphatic Duct
Left side junctions drain into Thoracic Duct