HEENT Flashcards
what type of joint is the TMJ
ellipsoid, synovial joint
what innervates the TMJ
innervates CN V3
how does the mandibular head move during TMJ depression
glides anteriorly
how does the mandibular head move during TMJ elevation
glides posteriorly
what motions does the Temporalis preform
elevation and retraction
what motions does the masseter preform
elevation and protraction
what motions does the lateral pterygoid preform
depression, protraction, contralateral lateral glide
what motion does the medial pterygoid preform
elevation, protraction, contralateral glide
what is the disorder caused by increased venous congestion
cephalgia
what is the first sign of lymphatic congestion
supraclavicular fullness
what can occur with CN V entrapment/dysfunction
headache, trigeminal neuralgia
what can occur with CN VII entrapment/dysfunction
altered taste, bell’s palsy
what can occur with CN VIII entrapment/dysfunction
vertigo, tinnitus
what can occur with CN IX and X entrapment/dysfunction
poor suckling, FTT
what are the symptoms of CN III, IV, VI entrapment/dysfunction
blurred vision, diplopia, nystagmus, eye fatigue, HA
what ganglia is involved with ANS to HEENT
cervical collateral ganglia
what provides the parasympathetic response of the lacrimal gland
CN VII
what provides the parasympathetic response of the mucous glands
CN VII
what provides the parasympathetic response of the parotid gland
CN IX
what provides the parasympathetic response of the submaxillary and sublingual glands
CN VII
what is the anterior chapmans point for the ear
above the proximal clavicle
what is the anterior chapmans point for the nasal sinuses
below proximal clavicle, superior surface of proximal 2nd rib
what is the anterior chapmans point for the pharynx, tonsils, and larynx
superior and inferior surface of rib 1 at sternal border
what is the posterior chapman point for the ear
posterior C1
