topic 5 Flashcards
trace n. sublingualis
-> lingualis -> V3 mandibularis -> trigeminus
trace n. mylohyoideus
n. alveolaris inferior -> V3. mand -> V trig
trace nn. mentales
n. alveolaris inferior -> V3. mand -> V trig
what type of innervation does the mandibular nerve give to the muscles of mastication
motor
what foramen does n. maxillaris exit the skull
for. alare rostrale
what are the branches of the mandibular nerve
- n. buccalis
- n. auriculotemporalis(r. transversa faciei)
- n. masticatorius (masseterica, temp prof)
- n. alveolaris inferior ( myloh, dig rostr, nn. mentale to skin and lip) sensory to teeth
- n. lingualis (subling)
(6. n. pterigoidei lat + med
7. n. tensoris tympani
8. n. tensor veli palatini)
n. hypoglossi run with and innervates
n. lingualis on top of m. geniohyoideus
innervate intrisic and extrinsic mm of tongue
superficial and deep branch, which enter the tongue
n. lingualis function, division(after SL)
sensory to rostral 2/3 of tongue, divide into deep and superficial branch to tongue