oral cavity Flashcards
glossopharyngeal n. runs lateral to ____ to enter the pharynx between ___ and ____
stylopharyngeus m; superior and middle constrictor mm.
extrinsic mm. of the tongue
palatoglossus
styloglossus
genioglossus
hyoglossus
intrinsic mm. of the tongue
superior longitudinal
vertical
transverse
inferior longitudinal
____ innervates all intrinsic mm of the tongue and most extrinsic
CN XII
_____ (one extrinsic tongue m.) is innervated by ____
palatoglossus; CN X
arterial supply to the oral cavity
facial a.- supplies most superficial structures
maxillary a- supplies buccinator
lingual a- supplies most deeper structures
3 branches to the tongue region
dorsal lingual a.
deep lingual a.
sublingual a.
special sensory innervation to the tongue
- anterior 2/3 by chorda tympani (CN VII) ; fibers travel with lingual n.
- posterior 1/3 by CN IX
- root of the tongue and epiglottis by X
general sensory innervation to the tongue
- anterior 2/3 by lingual n. of CN V3
- posterior 1/3 by IX
- root of tongue and epiglottis by X
anterior 3/4 of hard palate is the ____ and the posterior 1/4 is the ____
palatine process of the maxilla; horizontal plate of the palatine bone
palatine aponeurosis is composed of fibers from:
tensor veli palatini and palatoglossus
tensor veli palatini m. is innervated by _____
medial pterygoid n. (from V3)
levator veli palatini arises from ____ and ____; inserts into ____; located just ____ to tensor veli palatini m.
temporal bone; auditory tube; palatine aponeurosis; posteromedial
action and innervation of levator veli palatini
elevates and retracts soft palate to prevent food from entering nasopharynx (only muscle to elevate soft palate above neutral position); innervated by vagus n.
vascular supply to the palate
descending palatine (gives off greater and lesser palatine) ascending palatine (branch of facial a.) palatine (branch of ascending pharyngeal a.)