Nasal Cavity Flashcards

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Boundaries of Nasal Cavity

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Roof: Nasal, Frontal, Ethmoid, Sphenoid

Floor: Maxillary, Palatine

Medial: Cartilage, Ethmoid, Vomer

Lateral: Nasal, Maxillary, Inferior Concha, Palatine, Ethmoid, Sphenoid

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Nasal fracture

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Breaks the cribiform plate

=>CSF leakage from nose

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Ethmoidal Bulla

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Rounded elevation below middle concha formed by Middle Ethmoidal air cells

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Hiatus Semilunaris

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C-shaped slit below ethmoidal bulla

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Infundibulum

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Anterior part of the hiatus semilunaris

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Sphenoethmoidal Recess

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Contains the olfactory foramina

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Somatic Sensory nerves of the nasal cavity

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  1. Anterior Ethmoidal (V1)
  2. Nasal branches (V2)
  3. Nasopalatine (V2)
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Arteries of Nasal Cavity

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  1. Anterior/Posterior Ethmoidal
  2. Sphenopalatine
  3. Facial (branches)
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Epistaxis

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“Nosebleed”

  • Is extensive due to anastomoses in nose
  • If spurting = arterial
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Paranasal Air Sinuses

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  • Lightens bones but allows for spread of infxn
    1. Frontal
    2. Ethmoid (infxn=>orbit)
    3. Sphenoid
    4. Maxillary (contains roots of teeth)
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Primary Palate

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Anterior to incisive foramen; formed by the fusion of the medial processes

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Posterior Palate

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Posterior to incisive foramen; formed by fusion of maxillary process

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Anterior Cleft Palate

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“Cleft lip”

-Failure of fusion of medial nasal processes

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Tonsillar Bed

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Formed by superior pharyngeal constrictor muscle and stylopharyngeus

  • Receives blood from tonsillar branches of facial artery; drains to pharyngeal plexus of veins
  • IX can be damaged here
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Deglutition

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  1. Bolus formed by tongue
  2. Styloglossus and mylohyoid push bolus back
  3. Tensor palati, levator palati, and stylopharyngeus elevate the soft palate to block the nasal cavity
  4. Pharyngeal constrictors contract and pull food down
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Nodes enlarged in tonsillitis

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Jugulo-digastric lymph nodes

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Openings into Sphenoethmoidal recess

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  1. Olfactory foramina

2. Sphenoid air sinus

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Openings into Superior Meatus

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  1. Posterior ethmoidal air cells
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Openings into Middle Meatus

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  1. Middle ethmoidal air cells
  2. Anterior Ethmoidal air cells
  3. Maxillary sinus
  4. Frontal sinus
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Openings into Inferior Meatus

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Nasolacrimal duct