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what does the internal vs external carotid artery supply in the HnN region?

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internal carotid artery –> cranial cavity
external carotid artery –> arteries in the neck

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what are the boundaries of the neck?

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superior: inferior border of mandible (jaw)
inferior: thoracic inlet

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**IMPT

what is located at the C4 level of the neck?

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  1. hyoid bone
  2. bificuration of CCA –> at upper border of thyroid
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what is located at the C5 level of the neck?

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thyroid

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**IMPT

what is located at C6 level?
and what structure begins here?

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  1. arch of cricoid cartilage
  2. start of esophagus
  3. start of trachea
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what is located at C7?

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vetebra prominence

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*low yield

what is the arrangement of structures in the neck? (from top to bottom)

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  1. hyoid bone
  2. thyrohyoid membrane
  3. thyroid notch
  4. thyroid/ laryngeal prominence (adam’s apple)
  5. thyroid cartildge
  6. cricothyroid muscle (supplied by external laryngeal nerve)
  7. cricoid cartildge (part of intrinsic muscles of larynx)
    8.
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what nerve supplies the cricothyroid muscle?

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external laryngeal nerve

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**HIGH YIELD

what are the margins of the anterior & posterior triangle of the neck?

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ANTERIOR
superior: inferior margin of mandible
anterior: midline of the neck
posterior: anterior margin of SCM

POSTERIOR
inferior: clavicle
anterior: posterior margin of SCM
posterior: anterior margin of trapezius

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what is 1 muscle that is not within any of the 3 parts of the neck fascial layers?

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platsyma

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what are the 3 layers of fascia in the neck?

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  1. investing
  2. pre tracheal
  3. prevetebral
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what are the 3 layers of fascia in the neck?

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  1. investing
  2. pre tracheal
  3. pre vetebral
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what do the 3 layers of fascia in the neck have in common?

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they all contribute to the carotid sheath

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**high yield

what are the boundaries of the anterior and posterior triangle of the neck

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ANTERIOR TRIANGLE
anterior: midline of neck
posterior: anterior SCM
superior: INFERIOR MARGIN of mandible

POSTERIOR TRIANGLE
anterior: posterior SCM
inferior: clavicle
posterior: anterior of trapezius muscle

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what does the pre tracheal fascia contain?

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  1. trachea
  2. thyroid gland
  3. oesophagus
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what does the pre vetebral layer of fascia in the neck contain?

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  1. vetebrae
  2. anterior muscles of the neck
  3. posterior muscles of the neck
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**high yield

what are the suprahyoid muscles of the neck?

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  1. mylohyoid
  2. stylohyoid
  3. geniohyoid (located deep to the mylohyoid)
  4. digrastric (sling muscle)
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what are the infrahyoid muscles of the neck also known as? and list the infrahyoid muscles in the neck

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strap muscles

SUPERFICIAL MUSCLES
1. sternohyoid (sternum –> hyoid bone)
2. omohyoid (hyoid bone –> scapula)

DEEP MUSCLES
1. thyrohyoid (thyroid cartildge –> hyoid bone)
2. sternothyroid (sternum –> thyroid cartildge)

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what is the relationship of the thyroid gland to all of strap muscles?

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thyroid gland is located deep to all of the strap muscles

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what is the relation of the vagus nerve to the arteries and veins in the HnN/ where can i find the vagus nerve?

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vagus nerve is sandwiched between the CCA and IJV

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where can i find the brachial plexus in the HnN?

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located between the scalenus anterior and scalenus medius muscles

22
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where can i find the phrenic nerve in the cross section of the HnN model?

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above the sclaenus anterior muscle, below the carotid sheath

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what are the contents of the carotid sheath?

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  1. IJV
  2. CCA
  3. CNX
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*low yield what is the ansa cervicalis?
loop of motor fibres formed by C1-3 spinal nerves = innervates 3/4 of infrahyoid muscles = stablises larynx + assists in swallowing
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what does the ansa cervicalis supply?
3 of the infrahyoid muscles 1. omohyoid 2. sternohyoid 3. sternothyroid
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which nerve roots does the cervical plexus arise from?
ventral rami of C1-4 spinal nerve roots MOTOR BRANCHES C3-5: phrenic nerve SENSORY BRANCHES C2: lesser occipital nerve C2-3: greater auricular nerve C2-3 : transverse cervical nerve C3-4: supraclavicular nerve
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**high yield what is the cricothyroid innervataed by?
vagus nerve --> external branch of superior laryngeal nerve
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what is the function of the cricothyroid muscle?
tenses the vocal cords to increase phonation (increased pitch)
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**high yield describe the arterial supply from the heart to the thyroid gland
aortic arch = brachiocephalic trunk (on R side) = subclavian artery + CCA = external + internal CA 1. CCA = external CA = superior TA 2. subclavian artery = inferior TA **superior and inferior TA form an anastamosis to supply the thyroid gland
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where can I locate the recurrent laryngeal nerve?
the recurrent laryngeal nerve runs along with the inferior thyroid artery
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what can be found in the histology of a thyroid gland
within thyroid follicles there are colloids and colliculr cells`
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what is the relationship between the lymph node drainage and the venous dainage
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where are the deep cervical lymph nodes located? where are the superficial cervical lymph nodes located?
deep cervical lymph node: along IJV superficial cervical lymph node: along EJV - drains the skin and superficial structures
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where does the lymphatic drainage from the right vs left side of the body drain into? and where does it enter the venous system?
right: right lymphatic duct left: thoracic duct enters the venous system at the venous angle (where the IJV meets the subclavian vein)
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describe the superficial vs deep venous drainage in the HnN region
SUPERFICIAL retromandibular vein --> external jugular vein --> subclavian vein --> brachiocephallic vein DEEP facial + lingual + superior and middle thyroid veins --> IJV --> subclavian vein --> brachiocephallic vein
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what haemorrage and artery rupture is caused by a pterion fracture?
pterion fracture = MMA (middle meningeal artery) rupture = intracranial haemorrage
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identify this structure
infraorbital foramen (intraorbital nerves and vessels pass through this foramen)
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identify the foramen and the nerves that pass through it
mental foramen
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identify this structure and what passes through it
foramen magnum
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what are the layers of the scalp - from skin to bone
SCALP skin connective tissue aponeurosis loose aerolar tissue pericranium
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what are the paranasal sinuses?
1. frontal sinus (within frontal bone of skull) - drainage via frontonasal duct - sensation by supraorbial nerve 2. ethmoid sinus 3. sphenoid sinus 4. maxillary sinus
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