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Anatomy lab semester 2 Flashcards

1
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what is the pathology that leads to bells palsy

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idiopathic; generally related to inflammation of the stylomastoid foramen where the facial nerve leaves the skull

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2
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describe the nerve supply of the temporalis

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mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve

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3
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what clinical condition can affect the integrity of the buccinator muscle and how does this manifest in day to day function

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stroke - causing patient to be unable to keep food in the centre of the oral cavity, leading to drooling

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label this

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label this

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6
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how often do patients have an accessory parotid gland

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20% of patients

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7
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what three structures pass through the parotid gland

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facial nerve
external carotid artery
retromandibular vein

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label the coloured vessels

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label this

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10
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label the muscles on this specimen

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11
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what are the two components of the orbicularis oculi

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palpebral and orbital

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12
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describe the nerve supply of the orbicularis oculi

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temporal and zygomatic branches of the facial nerve

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if the nerve supply to the orbicularis oculi was paralysed, what would be the functional consequences for the patient

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eye would always be open, so they could get corneal drying, irritation, or corneal ulceration in the worst case

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label this

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15
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what are the attachments of the mandible

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zygomatic arch and the mandible

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16
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what are the nerve supplies of the masseter

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mandibular division of the trigeminal nerve

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17
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what are the main branches of the facial nerve arising from the anterior border of the parotid gland

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temporal
zygomatic
buccal
marginal mandibular
cervical

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18
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what does the temporal branch of the facial nerve supply

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frontalis and upper eye muscles

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19
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what does the zygomatic branch of the facial nerve supply

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zygomatic muscles and some of the elevators of the mouth

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what does the buccal branch of the facial nerve supply

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the buccinator

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21
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what does the marginal mandibular branch of the facial nerve supply

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the depressors of the mouth

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22
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what does the cervical branch of the facial nerve supply

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platysma

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23
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what bone in the base of the skull does the facial nerve pass through

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petrous temporal bone

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24
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where does the facial nerve exit the skull from

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the stylomastoid foramen

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25
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what is the treatment for bells palsy

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acyclovir and prednisolone

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label this

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27
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describe the features of the right lung

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has three lobes, and oblique and horizontal fissures

28
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how far does the lung apex reach into the neck

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one inch above the medial third of the calvicle

29
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what is directly related to the inferior surface of the lung

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diaphragm

30
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why is it important to listen to the back of the lung when doing clinical examinations

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the inferior lobe is found posteriorly, and this is the lobe that pathologies like pneumonia commonly affect

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label this

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32
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what is this? label the features

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33
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label this

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34
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what is the purpose of the conchae

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increase the surface area for air to be moisturised/humidified/warmed

35
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what structures drain into the nasal cavity

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paranasal sinuses and nasolacrimal ducts

36
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if the conchae are swollen due to infection, what would be the impact on the patient

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blocked nose/deviated septum - reduced air flow through the nasal cavity

37
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label this

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38
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what is the struture that links the thyroid and cricoid cartilages

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cricothyroid membrane

39
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what is unique about the cricoid cartilage

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signet ring shaped and only cartilage to form a complete ring

40
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where is a cricothryoidotomy carried out

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inferior to the vocal folds to avoid damage to these areas for speech

41
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label this

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42
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what replaces the deficient area in tracheal cartilage rings and where is it

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trachealis muscle found posteriorly

43
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what is respiratory epithelium

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ciliated pseudostratified columnar epithelium with goblet cells

44
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what is the mucociliary escalator

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beating of cilia to move mucous superiorly toward the oropharynx for expulsion or to the stomach for destruction by stomach acid

45
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label this

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46
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at what level of the neck is the larynx

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C3-6

47
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what is a tracheostomy

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insertion of a tube into the trachea for ventilation

48
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where would a tracheostomy be pkaced

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2-5th tracheal space

49
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why is a tracheostomy performed

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failed endotracheal intubation, long term mechanical ventilation required

50
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what are the complications of a tracheostomy

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stenosis
failure
infection
slippage out of site

51
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what does the hilum connect

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the lungs with the mediastinum

52
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what are the black nodules that can be found at the hilum

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lymph nodes

53
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why are lymph nodes black in appearance

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carbon deposits in the macrophages

54
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what surrounds the lungs

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pleura

55
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label this

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56
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how do you tell the difference between the left and right bronchi

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the right bronchus is more vertical, has a greater diameter and is shorter

57
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what are the divisions after the primary bronchi

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lobar and segmental bronchi

58
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label the sinuses here

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59
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where do the maxillary sinuses open into the nasal cavity

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the posterior end of the hiatus semilunaris

60
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why is the design of the maxillary sinuses not ideal

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its opening is high up on the medial wall meaning there is a large space to be filled before drainage

61
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what is an oro-antral fistula

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abnormal communication between the oral cavity and the maxillary antrum

62
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which teeth are most likelt to cause oro antral fistulas when extracted

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premolars and molars

63
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what cartilage are the vocal folds attached to

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thyroid cartilage

64
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what hormone is the thyroid cartilage under the influence of during adolescence

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testosterone

65
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what is the purpose of the larynx

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alter pitch and volume of speech

66
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what nerves suppy the larynx

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vagus (recurrent laryngeal and superior laryngeal)

67
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label this from 1-16

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1 - pulmonary alveoli
2 - duct of bronchial gland
3 - adventitia and submucosa
4 - hyaline cartilage
5 - serous acini
6 - smooth muscle
7 - pulmonary artery
8 - serous acini
9 - bronchial capillaries
10 - mucous acini
11 - bronchial venule
12 - bronchial epithelium
13 - lamina propria
14 - adventitia
15 - pulmonary artery
16 - bronchial artery

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