L44 Gross Ear Flashcards

1
Q

Cone of light location

A

Lateral wall of middle ear cavity on tympanic membrane

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2
Q

Middle ear is main part of the what bone

A

Petrous portion of temporal

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3
Q

Tympanic cavity regions

A

Tympanic cavity proper: medial

Epitympanic recess: superior to membrane

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4
Q

Relay center for sound waves

A

tympanic cavity

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5
Q

Posteriorly, middle ear leads to

A

aditus ad antrum

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6
Q

Middle ear borders

A
Superior: Tegmen tympani
Inferior: Jugular wall
Lateral: tympanic membrane
Medial: inner ear labyrinth
Anterior: carotid wall
Posterior: mastoid wall
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7
Q

Fenstra vestibuli

Which window

A

Oval window

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8
Q

Fenestra cochlea

Which window

A

Round window

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9
Q

Inner ear labyrinth seen from middle ear

A
Promontory
Fenestra vestibuli
Fenestra cochlea
Facal canal prominence
Lateral semicircular canal prominence
Tensor tympani tendon
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10
Q

Openings in carotid wall

A

auditory tube

semicanal for tensor tympani

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11
Q

Origin of stapedium muscle

A

pyramidal eminence

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12
Q

Mastoid wall

A

Aditus ad antrum

Pyramidal eminence

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13
Q

Aditus ad antrum leads to

A

mastoid air cells

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14
Q

Stapedius significance

A

smallest striated muscle in body

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15
Q

Stapedius function

A

pulls head of stapes posteriorly

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16
Q

Tensor tympani inserts into

A

handle of malleus

17
Q

Tensor tympani path

A

Runs posteriorly thru canal then bends laterally

18
Q

Middle ear vessels

A

tympanic branches of carotid branches

19
Q

Tympanic plexus of nn.

Supplies

A

mastoid air cells and auditory tube

20
Q

Tympanic plexus of nn. formed by
Symp
Para

A

Symp: Cartoticotympanic nn
Para: Tympanic br. of CNIX

21
Q

Greater petrosal
Branch of
Ganglion

A

CNVII
Geniculate ganglion
Parasympathetic

22
Q

Lesser petrosal
Branch of
Ganglion

A

CNIX

Parasympathetic to Otic ganglion

23
Q

Lesser petrosal runs from ____ to ____

A

Runs from hiatus of lesser petrosal n. to foramen ovale (otic ganglion below ovale)

24
Q

Otic ganglion supplies (symp/para) to ______

A

parasympt to parotid

25
Semicircular canals control
balance and position
26
Path of chorda tympani
Ascends anteriorly thru middle ear Crosses medial surface of tympanic membrane Passes between handle of malleus and incus Exits cavity thru petrotympanic fissure
27
Facial nerve path
``` Enters facial canal Run posterioly Over oval window, goes inferior Behind round window Inferiorly to stylomastoid foramen ```