Internal organs Flashcards
1- median glossoepiglotic fold
2- lateral -“-
3-palatopharyngeal arch
4-palatine tonsils
5- lingual tonsils
6- palatoglossus arch
7- foliatepappilae
What are thr different pappilae?
Circumvallate- ant. To terminal sulcus
foliate-lateral side of tongue
filiform- karatinize on top.
fungiform- among the filiform
Which pappilae doesnt have taste bads?
Filiform
1- filiform
2- fungiform
3- foliate
4- valate
What are the extrinsic muscles of the tongue?
innervation?
Hyoglossus
genyoglossus
styloglossus
Palatoglossus- glossopharyngeavagus
oH my GoD!! Hypoglossal nerve
What are the intrinsic muscles of the tongue?
innervation?
Sup. Longitudinal
inf longitudinal
transversus
verticalis
all innervated by the hypoglossal (hypo is beneath and the intrinsic muscles are also beneath)
Describe the innervation of the tongue
Describe the blood supply of the tongue
Borders of medial lingual groov?
content?
Lingual a
glossopharyngeal n (IX)
borders- remember God! Hi!
Borders of lateral groove?content?
Lingula n
hypoglossal n
lingual v
submandibualr duct
sunlingual gland
borders- remember Ho, Mily (syrus)
What are the muscles of the soft palate?
innervation?
tensor vali palatini- trigeminal->mandibular n (remeber tensor is mandibular nerve bcs you look tense)
Levator vali palatini- glossopharyngeal+vagus
palatoglossus-“
palatopharyngeal-“
uvula-“
How many teeth?
names?
32
insicors, canines, premolars, molars
Blood supply of the teeth?
Difference btw the salivary glands?
parotid- only serous
submandibular- mostly serous
sublingual- mostly mucous (remember tongue we need mucus for food)
Which muscle does the parotid gland penetrates?
Buccinator
Parotid nest borders
Ant- masseter
post- SCM
medial- all from styloid process
(-hyoid, -pharyngeus, -glossus)
3 parts of the pharynx?
Nasopharynx (epi)
oropharynx (meso)
Laryngopharynx (hypo)
1- eustachina tube and above it torus tubarius
2- nasopharynx
Constrictors of the pharynx
Superior- PeanutButter and ManGo
Pterygo, Bucco, Mylo, Glosso (-pharyngeal)
middle- CeeCee
Chondro, Cerato
inferior- CT
Thyro, Crico
Elevators of the pharynx?
STS
Stylopharyngeus
Palatopharyngeus
Salpingopharyngeus
Innervation of the pharynx?
arterial blood supply?
Glossopharyngeal and vagus N
ECA blood
1-torus tubarius
2-torus levatorius
3-salpingo-pharyngeal fold
4-aryepiglotic fold
5- cuneiform tubercle
6- corniculate tubercle
7-interarytenoid notch
Muscles of theesophagus
Internal circular
external longitudinal
Blood supply of theesophaugs
Parts of the stomach
Ligaments of the stomach?
Blood supply of the stomach
Celiac trunk->left gastric a
Celiac->hepatic->right gastric
Celiac->splenic->post.gastric and short gastric
Left and right gastro-omental