Lab Exam Flashcards
Temporal fossa
Convex surface of parietal b. (attachment for temporalis m.)
Paracondylar process
Sharp boints between occipital condyles and mastoid process
2 holes of rostral orbit
Rostrodorsal: sphenopalatine foramen
Caudoventral: cd. palatine foramen
Alveolar canals
Teeny tiny holes cd. to maxilary foramen
Retroarticular process and retroarticular foramen
Process by mandibular fossa
Condylar process
On mandibular body, separated from coronoid process by mandibular notch
Angular process
Most ventral process of mandible
Dorsum sellae
Cd. border of hypophyseal fossa
Ectoturbinates
Dorsal
Endoturbinates
Ventral
Small strap m. which inserts at lateral commissure of eye and blends with frontralis m.
Retractor anguli oculi lateralis
Parotid duct runs with?
Dorasl buccal n.
What empties at the sublingual caruncle?
Mandibular and major sublingual ducts
Most superficial and dorasal of eye mm. close to dorsal midline and just superficial to dorsal rectus
Levator palpebrae superioris
3 branches of facial v.
- Dorsal nasal v.
- Angularis oculi v.
- Deep facial v. (loops under zygomatic arch)
2 main branches of facial n.
- Auriculopalpebral
2. Buccal branches (dorsal and ventral)
Branches of auriculopalpebral n.
- Rostral auricular branches
2. Palpebral branches
3 branches of common carotid a.
- Cd. thyroid a.
- Cr. thyroid a.
- Cr. laryngeal a.
Aa. of external carotid a.
- Occipital a.
- Lingual a.
- Facial a.
- Cd. auricular a.
- Maxillary a.
Maxillary n. gives off what 2 branches before becoming infraorbital n.
- Zygomatic n.
2. Pterygopalatine n.
4 n. from mandibular n.
- Lingual n.
- Inferior alveolar n.
- Mylohyoid n.
- Auricolotemporal branch
Branches of maxillary a. after leaving rostral alar foramen
- External ophthalmic a.
- Minor palatine a.
- Descending palatine a. (has two branches)
Oculomotor n.
Small, runs along ventrolateral aspect of optic n. and has ciliary ganglion
Glossopharyngeal n.
Medial side of external carotid a.
Vein which runs along dorsal midline of cranial cavity
Dorsal sagittal sinus
Temporal sinus
Rostral edge of falx cerebeli
Sigmoid sinus
Cd. to falx cerebelli
Cavernous sinus
In hypohyseal fossa, continues as ventral petrosal sinus
Ventral petrosal sinus continues as ____ along he spinal cord
Ventral internal vertebral venous plexus
Cerebral cortex
Grey matter of cerebrum
The 2 sides of the lateral ventricle are separated by?
Septum pellucidum
2 buldges of lateral ventricle
- Hippocampus (small)
2. Caudate nucleus (big)
Diencephalon
Area between optic chiasm and mammillary body (includes thalamus, hypothalamus and pituitary)
Hollow space in pituitary stalk, seen between optic chiasm and mamillary body
Infundibular recess
2 parts of corpora quadrigemima
- Rostral colliculus (visual reflex): large, dorsal
2. Cd. colliculus (auditory reflex): smaller
Metencephalon
Cerebellum and pons
White matter of cerebellum is called?
Medulla of cerebellum
Rostral border of 4th ventricle
Rostral medullary velum
Those weird grooves on the floor of the 4th ventricle
- Median sulcus
2. Sulcus limitans (lateral)
Large bulges in middle of 4th ventricle
Vestibular nuclei
Myelencephalon
Medula oblongata (trapezoid bodies and pyramids)
Divet separating medulla oblongata and spinal cord
Level of pyramidal decussation
3 ligs. of dens
- Transverse lig. of atlas (dorsally over dens)
- Apical lig. (cr. dens to occipital condyles)
- Alar ligs. (cr. dens to just inside of occipital condyles)
2 parts of intervertebral discs
- Anulus fibrosus
2. Nucleus pulposus
Ligs. between cervical vert. on dorsal side between articular processes
Yellow ligs.
Ligs. which run along top of spinous processes
- Supraspinous lig.
- Nuchal lig. (axis to T1)
- Dorsal atlantoaxial lig. (spinous process of axis to roof of axis)
Little lateral triangles attaching pia to dura mater
Denticular lig.
Musculotubul canal
Lateral to foramen lacerum
Zygomatic process
Dorsal attachment of orbital lig. (on frontal bord)
Optic canal location inside skull
Between rostral and medial cranial fossa
Palatoglossal connects?
Soft palate to tongue
Palatopharyngeal arch connects?
Nasopharynx and laryngopharynx
Location of sublingual sg.
Rostral to mandibular sg.
Auditory tubes opens into?
End of nasopharynx
Dorsal oblique m. is between?
Dorsal and medial rectus mm.
Primary adductor of larynx
Vocalis m.
Primary abductor of larynx
Cricoarytenoideus dorsalis m.
How to remember eye nerves
LR6 DO4 Rest 3