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floor of mouth
ant 2/3 tongue
land lingual ging.
ling. nerve supply
Lingual NErve
deep to ——(antermedial to —- —- nerve)
runs b/n —– pterygoid and ——- ramus
to enter side of tongue——–
continues forward b/n hyoglossus and deep part of —— gland
——–. ganglion hangs from ling nerve(top of —— m)
it runs across Submand duct to —- ——
deep to lat pterygoid(antermedial to in alv nerve)
runs b/n medial pterygoid and mandibular ramus
to enter side of tongue obliquely
continues forward b/n hyoglossus and deep part of aubmandibular gland
Submand. ganglion hangs from ling nerve(top of hyoglossus m)
it runs across Submand duct to tongue tip
chorda tympani contributes
pregang PS fibers to submand ganglion
taste fibers of ant 2/3 tongue
4 paired nuclie
(M and S)
trigeminal nuclei
motor nucleus
lateral pons
Motor nucleus
motor info originates in —- and —— cortices
modulated by —– —— and striatal motor system
descend as ——— tracts to
——– ———of trigeminal where
LMN projects past the—— ——–(w/o synapse)
2 the respective effector muscle
motor info originates in motor (area 4) and premotor (area 6) cortices
modulated by basal ganglia and striatal motor system
descend as corticobulbar tracts to
motor nucleud of trigeminal where
LMN projects past the trigeminal ganglion(w/o synapse)
2 the respective effector muscle
Sensory nucleus
Pons
sensory nucleus
all sensory info from face relayed thru
—- nucleus of thalamus
From here info relays to the
——- cortex (areas3,1,2)
The —— segment of sensory homunculus comprises large area of —— ——– ——–
senspry nucleus
all sensory info from face relayed thru
VPM nucleus of thalamus
From here info relays to the
somatosensory cortex (areas3,1,2)
The facial segment of sensory homunculus comprises large area of lateral parietal lobe
Spinal trigeminal nucleus
midpons to cervical cord
spi. tri. nucleus
——/—— from face travel to —— ——— nucleus
(——– travel from body in the ———- tract)
Pain/ temp from face travel to spinal trigeminal nucleus
(pain/temp travel from body in the spinothalamic tract)
mesencephalic nucleus
upper pons midbrain border
propioceptic inputs not located with trigeminal ganglion
propioceptive inputs synapse in ——–
Mesencaphelic nucleus
all sensory info from face relayed through VPM nucleus of thalamuc; sensory info from rest of body is through VPL
CN 5 sensory
CN5
from the —- ——(VPM or VPL)
info relays to ——– cortex(area3,1,2)
—– segment of sensory homunculus comprises large area of lateral parietal lobe
CN5
from the thalamic nuceli(VPM or VPL)
info relays to somatosensoyr cortex(area3,1,2)
facial segment of sensory homunculus comprises large area of lateral parietal lobe
tf parts of CN 7 and 11 travel with trigeminospinal tract
f
7 and 9
Tf
all aff. cell bodies located withing trigeminal ganglion except Propioceptive inputs
T
—- —- of CN5 is only case where primary sensory cell bodies located within CNS rather than ganglion
MEsencephalic nucelus
Pain and temp
ventral trigeminothalamic tract
A and C fibers
1 st order neurons of Pain and Temperature
trigeminal ganglion–> axons descend in spinal trigeminal tract and synapse with spinal trigeminal nucleus
2nd order neuron of Pain and Temp
from spinal trigeminal nucleus, ascend and cross over to contralateral VPM
3rd order neuron of pain/ temp
From VPM project via post limb of post capsule to face area of somatosensory cortex
trigeminal ganglion (main sensory nucleus of CN5)
1st order neuron of touch and pressure
principal sensory nucleus of CN5 project to ips VPM(doesn’t cross over)
2nd order neuron of touch and pressure
VPM projects through post. int. capsule to face area of somatosensory cortex
Touch and pressure
(3rd order neuron)
spinocerebellar tract
propioception
a alpha fibers(stretch and tendon receptor in muscles of matication)
Propioception of CN5
1st order neuron; af. pass the ——– ganglia(nill synapse)
2nd order neuron; —– nucelus(in CNS),—— nucleus(create reflex arc)
3rd order neurons; ——-
1st order neuron; af. pass the trigeminal ganglia(nill synapse)
2nd order neuron; mes. nucelus(in CNS),motor nucleus(create reflex arc)
3rd order neurons; cerebellum
ant hlf of ext ear canal and facial surface of upper part auricle
uricultemporal nerve(V3)
post half of ext ear canal
auricular br of vagus nerve
> auricular nerve (c2,3)
inf. auricle(a and P)
< occipital nerve(c2,3)
cranial surface of upper auricle
corneal reflex if stim. right eye
Left Rv1 neither eye blinks
Lesion L V1 bilateral blink
corneal reflex
Lesion R CN7 only
left eye blinks
Lesion L Cn7
only right eye blinks
lesion of Lev. palpebrae(CN3)
ptosis(keeps eyelid open)
orb oris(cn7)
close eyelid