Nasal Cavity and Paranasal Sinuses Flashcards

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Framework of upper nose

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nasal bones and frontal process of maxilla

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2
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Framework of lower nose

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1 septal and 2 major alar cartilages

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3
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Connect cartilages to each other

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Fibrous Tissue

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4
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Septal Cartilage

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forms anterior part of nasal septum

2 lateral processes

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5
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Major Alar Cartilage

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U shaped

form lateral and medial borders of nostrils

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6
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Vestibule

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area immediately above nasal opening

lined with skin contains stiff hairs

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7
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Nasal Cavity Functions

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Olfaction
Conditioning of air
Receive secretions of paranasal air sinuses and nasolacrimal duct

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8
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Superior Meatus

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small orifices in lateral wall cause posterior ethmoidal air cells to open

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9
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Ethmoidal Bulla

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lateral wall of Middle Meatus

elevated by middle ethmoidal air cells

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10
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Semilunar Hiatus

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curved cleft anterior and inferior to ethmoidal bulla

in Middle meatus

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11
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Location of Ostium of Maxillary Sinus

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lower part of semilunar hiatus

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12
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Infundibulum

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part of Middle Meatus

receives openings of anterior ethmoidal air cells and sometimes frontal sinus

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13
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Inferior Meatus

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contains opening of nasolacrimal duct

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14
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Sphenoethmoidal Recess

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Opening of Sphenoidal Sinus

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15
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Nasal Mucosa

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bound to periosteum and perichondrium

in nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses, nasolcarimal duct

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16
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Olfactory Mucosa

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lines roof and lateral wall

contains olfactory receptor cells

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17
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Respiratory Mucosa

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lines floor and medial wall

contains respiratory epithelium

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18
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Anterior Ethmoidal Nerve

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branch of nasociliary nerve (from ophthalmic n)
passes through ethmoidal foramen
splits into internal and external nasal branches

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19
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Internal Nasal Branch

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from Anterior Ethmoidal N

supplies mucosa of ant part of septum and lateral wall

20
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External Nasal Branch

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from Anterior Ethmoidal N

supplies skin of lower part of nose

21
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Nasal Branch of Infraorbital Nerve

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inn skin of vestibule

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Nasal Branch of Anterior Superior Alveolar Nerve

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inn mucosa of ant part of inferior meatus

23
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Posterolateral Nasal Branches

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from pterygopalatine ganglion or greater palatine n

inn mucosa of post part of lateral wall

24
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Nasopalatine Nerve

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inn mucosa of posterior part of nasal septum

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Olfactory Receptor Cells
bipolar neurons | in olfactory mucosa
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Peripheral Processes (Dendrites)
reach mucosal surface and give rise to nonmotile cilia
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Central Processes (Axons)
join to form olfactory nerves pass through cribiform plate end in olfactory bulb
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Sphenopalatine Artery
terminal branch of maxillary artery | supplies posterior parts of lateral wall and septum
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Anterior Ethmoidal Artery
branch of ophthalmic artery | supplies anterior parts of lateral wall and septum
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Kiesselbach's Area
Common place for nosebleeds | where sphenopalatine, greater palatine, anterior ethmoidal, superior labial aa fuse
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Paranasal Sinuses
air spaces in frontal, maxilla, ethmoid, sphenoid bones | lined by mucous membrane
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Paranasal Sinus Function
resonating chambers for voice | lighten skull bones
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Maxillary Sinus
largest in body of maxilla base toward nasal cavity (medial), apex toward zygomatic bone (lateral)
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Nerve supply to Maxillary Sinus
Superior Alveolar Nerves (V2)
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Blood Supply to Maxillary Sinus
Superior Alveolar Arteries (branch of maxillary/ infraorbital aa)
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Frontal Sinuses
in frontal sinuses | open into middle nasal meatus
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Nerve Supply to Frontal Sinus
supraorbital nerve (branch of frontal n, from V1)
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Blood Supply to Frontal Sinus
Supraorbital Artery (branch of ophthalmic a)
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Ethmoidal Air Cells
3-18 | Anterior, Middle, Posterior
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Anterior Ethmoidal Air Cells
open into infundibulum of middle nasal meatus
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Middle Ethmoidal Air Cells
open to ethmoidal bulla of middle nasal meatus
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Posterior Ethmoidal Air Cells
open into superior nasal meatus
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Nerve Supply to Ethmoidal Air Cells
anterior and posterior ethmoidal nerves (branches of nasociliary n, V1)
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Blood Supply to Ethmoidal Air Cells
Anterior and Posterior Ethmoidal AA (branches of ophthalmic a)
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Sphenoidal Sinuses
in body of sphenoid superior to pituitary and optic chiasm, lateral to cavernous sinus and internal carotid open into sphenoethmoidal recess
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Nerve Supply to Sphenoidal Sinuses
Posterior Ethmoidal N, Pharyngeal N
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Blood Supply to Sphenoidal Sinuses
Posterior Ethmoidal A | Pharyngeal Branch of Maxillary A