New anatomy Flashcards

1
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What is the motor innervation of the tongue ?

A

XII except for Palatoglossus - pharyngeal plexus of X

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2
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What is the function of tonsils ?

A

present antigens to leukocytes

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3
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What provides sensory innervation to the majority of the pharynx ?

A

IX

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4
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What are the 2 regions of the pharynx not innervated by IX ?

A

Soft palate- V2 (lesser palatine)

Laryngeal inlet- X

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5
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What are the considerations that must be made when fitting a prosthesis in relation to the soft palate ?

A

prosthesis must be made far away enough from the vibrating line so that it doesn’t move when the soft palate moves
Burning mouth syndrome- Poorly made prosthesis push on the incisive fossa and cause pain

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6
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Name 3 ways the airways are protected during swallowing ?

A

epiglottis is lowered
vocal folds are adducted and the rima glottidis is closed
ventilation is suspended

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7
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Describe the process of the cough reflex ?

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  1. Foreign body detected in the supraglottic cavity
  2. Deep inspiration and vocal fold adduction
  3. Increase in thoracic pressurre
  4. Vocal folds forcefully opened and foreign body dislodged.
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8
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Describe the stages involved in phonation (sound production) ?

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  1. Vocal folds adducted during expiration
  2. Pressure rises
  3. Vocal folds abducted
  4. Pressure decreases and the vocal folds adduct again.
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9
Q

What is the safety muscle ?

A

Genioglossus

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10
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Where can you find V3 in the infratemporal fossa ?

A

between the lateral and medial pterygoid muscles

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11
Q

What does the parotid duct pierce ?

A

buccinator

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12
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Where does the long buccal nerve pass ?

A

between the 2 heads of lateral pterygoid around the masseter and pierces the buccinator

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13
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Where does the inferior alveolar nerve pass ?

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lateral to the lingual nerve and superficial to the lateral pterygoid muscles.

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14
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What does the pterygoid plexus venus communicate with ?

A

cavernous sinus

inferior opthalmic vein

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15
Q

Where is zygomaticus major in relation to minor ?

A

major is more lateral than minor

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16
Q

What muscle type are the muscles of facial expression derived from ?

A

panniculus canosus

17
Q

What is the derivation of the muscles of facial expression ?

A

2nd pharyngeal arch mesoderm

18
Q

What are the attachments of the pterygomandibular raphe ?

A

arises from the hamulus of the medial pterygoid and inserts into the posterior part of the mylohyoid line

19
Q

What is the importance of buccinator ?

A

keeps cheeks taught

attachment determines infection spread

20
Q

How can you test the zygomatic branch of VII ?

A

close eyes tightly

21
Q

How can you test buccal branch of VII ?

22
Q

How can you test mandibular branch of VII

23
Q

What are the actions of styloglossus ?

A

create a trough

24
Q

What are the attachments of thyroarytenoid ?

A

Arises from the internal aspect of the thyroid cartilage and inserts into the lateral aspect of the arytenoid cartilage

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What are the attachments of cricothyroid ?
Arise from the anterior aspect of the cricoid cartilage and inserts into posterior aspect thyroid cartilage
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What are the actions of vocalis ?
shorten the vocal folds | control pitch
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What are the attachments of LPS ?
arises from the roof of the orbit and inserts into the skn of the upper eyelid
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What are the attachments of stapedius ?
Arises from the pyramid and inserts into the stapes
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What are the actions of stapes ?
control stapes movement and modulate the frequency response
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What are the attachments of tensor tympani ?
Arises from the pharyngotympanic tube and inserts into the manubrium of the malleus
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What are the actions of tensor tympani ?
Control the movement of the tympanic membrane
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What is the floor of the anterior cranial fossa made of ?
frontal bone | cribriform pakte of the ethmoid bone
33
What is contained in the anterior cranial fossa ?
frontal lobes of the cerebral hemispheres | olfactory nerve
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What is the floor of the middle cranial fossa made of ?
laterally - greater wings of sphenoid , squamous temporal , petrous temporal and parietal bone medially- body of sphenoid, sella turcica and the pituitary fossa.
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What is contained in the middle cranial fossa ?
``` pituitary gland cavernous sinus CN II-VI trigeminal ganglion internal carotid arteries greater and lesser petrosal nerves ```
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What is the floor of the posterior cranial fossa made of ?
occipital bone clivus petrous temporal
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What is contained in the PCF ?
``` cerebellar hemispheres pons and medulla CB V-XII sigmoid sinus tentorium cerebelli ```
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What are the boundaries between the anterior and middle cranial fossa ?
anterior clinoid processes jugum sphenoidale lesser wings of sphenoid
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What are the boundaries between the middle and posterior cranial fossa ?
posterior cranial processes dorsum sellae superior border of petrous ridge