Nerves 2 Flashcards

1
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Largest Cranial Nerve

A

Trigeminal

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2
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Trigeminal Ganglion

A

bulge

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3
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Ophthalmic

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[V1] superior orbital fissure. smallest division. sensory for eye, oribit, forehead, etc.

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4
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3 Major Nerves forming Ophthalmic

A

frontal, lacrimal, nasocillary

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5
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Frontal Nerve

A

supraorbital (forehead, scalp) + supratrochlear (bridge of the nose, medial eyelid, forhead)

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6
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Lacrimal Nerve

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upper eyelid, lacrimal gland - Parasympathetic Trunk = tears!

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7
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Nasociliary Nerve

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medial eyelid, side of the nose, eyeball, nasal cavity, paranasal sinuses

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8
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Maxillary Nerve Branches

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zygomatic, anterior/middle/posterior superior alveolar, greater/lesser palatine, nasopalatine

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Maxillary Nerve

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[V2] pterygopalatine fossa, foreman rotundum, sensory for maxilla and skin, maxillary sinus and nasal cavity, palate, nasopharynx, dura mater

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10
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Zygomatic Nerve

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afferent sensory. skin, cheek, temple

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11
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Infraorbital Nerve

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afferent sensory. upper lip, medial cheek, lower eyelid, side of the nose. joins w asa/psa

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12
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Anterior Superior Alveolar

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afferent sensory. maxillary central/lateral incisors and canines - can cross innervate contralateral

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13
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Middle Superior Alveolar

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afferent sensory. maxillary premolars + MB root of 1st molar *not present in all pts

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14
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Posterior Superior Alveolar

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afferent sensory. maxillary DB root 1st molar + 2nd/3rd molars

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15
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Greater + Lesser Palatine Nerves

A

GP = hard palate LP = soft palate + tonsils

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16
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Nasopalatine Nerve

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sensory. anterior hard palate - inters through incisive canal/foreman

17
Q

Mandibular Nerve

A

afferent + efferent. found within infratemporal fossa

18
Q

Anterior Trunk of Mandibular Nerve

A

afferent + efferent. buccal nerve + muscular nerves

19
Q

Buccal Nerve

A

sensory, cheek

20
Q

Muscular Branches

A

motor, supplies muscles of mastication

21
Q

Posterior Trunk of Mandibular Nerve

A

Auriculotemporal, Lingual, Inferior Alveolar

22
Q

Auriculotemporal

A

sensory. ear/scalp

23
Q

Lingual Nerve

A

sensory. floor of mouth, lingual mandibular, anterior tongue *chorda tympani travels w

24
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Inferior Alveolar Nerve

A

sensory. all mandibular teeth

25
Q

Mental Nerve

A

sensory for chin, lip. merges w/ incisive

26
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Incisive Nerve

A

afferent. mand premolars and anterior teeth

27
Q

Mylohyoid Nerve

A

efferent. supplies mylohyoid + digastric muscles

28
Q

Trigeminal Neuralgia

A

excruciating pain. usually involves max or mand nerves (not ophthalmic)