S5 CNs examplify Flashcards
which CN runs thru posterior triangle and is most susceptible to damage here?
accessory nerve
>denervation of trapezius muscle
baroreceptor carotid sinus reflex
afferent- glossopharyngeal
efferent- vagus
scalp arterial supply
mostly external carotid artery
and 2 branches from internal carotid
which supplies muscles of mastication
Vc trigeminal
which supplies muscles of facial expression
facial
which vessels passes thru jugular foramen
internal jugular vein
corneal reflex afferent and efferent limb
afferent - Va opthalmic trigeminal
efferent- facial nerve
glossopharyngeal nerve derived from which pharyngeal arch
3
list the pharyngeal arches and which CN is derived from each
1- trigeminal 2 - facial 3 - glossopharyngeal 4 - vagus (superior laryngeal) 6 - vagus (recurrent laryngeal)
pharyngeal pouch
endoderm
separates internal part of the arch
pharyngeal cleft/groove
exoderm
separates external part of the arch
1st pharyngeal cleft gives rise to
external acoustic meatus
what normally happens to the pharyngeal clefts
1st- EAM
2,3,4 > become pharyngeal arch
what is brachial cyst
when pharyngeal cleft hasn’t been obliterated by the 2nd pharyngeal arch
- lateral aspect of neck
- along SCM