EXAM 2 Flashcards
(395 cards)
1
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FRONTAL BONE
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SKELETON OF THE FOREHEAD AND SUPERIOR MARGIN OF THE ROOF OF THE ORBIT
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GLABELLA
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SMOOTH, SLIGHTLY DEPRESSED AREA BETWEEN THE SUPERCILIARY ARCHES
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SUPERCILIARY ARCHES
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RIDGES EXTENDING ON EACH SIDE OF THE GLABELLA. TYPICALLY, GREATER IN MALES
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SUPRAORBITAL MARGIN
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ANGULAR MARGIN BETWEEN SQUAMOUS (FLAT) AND ORBITAL PARTS
5
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SUPRAORBITAL FORAMEN
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LOCATED IN THE SUPRAORBITAL MARGIN
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THESE BONES FORM THE PROMINENCE OF THE CHEEKS, AND LIE INFEROLATERAL TO THE ORBITS AND REST ON THE MAXILLAE
A
ZYGOMATIC BONES
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WHERE IS THE ZYGOMATICOFACIAL FORAMEN LOCATED
A
ON THE FACIALSIDE
8
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WHERE IS THE ZYGOMATICOTEMPORAL FORAMEN LOCATED
A
ON THE TEMPORAL SIDE
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THIS BONE IS U-SHAPED AND IT SUPPORTS THE MANDIBULAR TEETH
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MANDIBLE
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THE HORIZONTAL PART OF THE MANDIBLE IS THE?
A
BODY OF THE MANDIBLE
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THE VERTICAL PART OF THE MANDIBLE IS THE?
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RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE
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THE UNION OF THE BODY AND RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE IS?
A
THE ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
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WHAT FORMS THE PROMINENCE OF THE CHIN
A
THE MENTAL PROTUBERANCE
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WHERE IS THE MENTAL FORAMEN LOCATED
A
ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE BODY OF THE MANDIBLE
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WHERE IS THE CORONOID PROCESS LOCATED IN REALTION TO THE CONDYLAR PROCESS?
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THE CORONOID PROCESS IS ANTERIOR TO THE CONDYLAR PROCESS
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WHERE IS THE MANDIBULAR NOTCH LOCATED
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BETWEEN THE CORONOID AND CONDYLAR PROCESSES
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THIS STRUCTURE INSERTS INTO THE MANDIBULAR FOSSA OF THE TEMPORAL BONE TO FORM THE TMJ
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CONDYLAR PROCESS
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WHAT HOUSES THE LOWER TEETH
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ALVEOLAR PROCESSES OF THE MANDIBLE
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NAME THE BONY PARTIONS THAT SEPARATE THE TOOTH SOCKETS
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INTERALVEOLAR SEPTA
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THIS STRUCTURE LOCATED ON THE MANDIBLE IS THE SITE OF MUSCLE ATTACHMENT
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MENTAL SPINE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED NEXT TO AND GUARDED BY THE LINGULA
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MANDIBULAR FORAMEN
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THIS STRUCTURE PROTECTS THE MANDIBULAR FORAMEN AND THE NERVE THAT RUNS THRU IT
A
LINGULA
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THESE BONES ARE LOCATED IN THE SUPERIOR AND LATERAL PART OF THE NEUROCRANIUM
A
PARIETAL BONES
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THESE BONES LIE INFERIOR TO THE PARIETAL BONES ON BOTH SIDES OF THE CRANIUM
A
TEMPORAL BONES
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THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS LOCATED POSTEROINFERIOR TO THE EXTERNAL AUDITORY MEATUS OPENING
MASTOID PROCESS (master key; wedge shoe)
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THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS LOCATED ANTEROMEDIAL TO THE MASTOID PROCESS
STYLOID PROCESS (stylus point; stiletto heel)
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THIS STRUCTURE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE IS THE FRONT BOUNDARY OF THE MANDIBULAR FOSSA
ARTICULAR FOSSA
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WHAT STRUCTURES FORM THE ZYGOMATIC ARCH
ZYGOMATIC PROCESS (of temporal bone) AND TEMPORAL PROCESS (of zygomatic bone)
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WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THE GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID BONE
ANTERIOR TO THE TEMPORAL BONE AND INFERIOR TO THE FRONTAL BONE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS A WEAK AREA OF BONE JUNCTIONS
PTERION
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THIS IS THE REGION WHERE THE FRONTAL, PARIETAL, TEMPORAL, AND SPHENOID BONES JOIN
PTERION
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THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE FRONTAL AND PARIETAL BONES FROM EACH OTHER
CORONAL SUTURE
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THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE PARIETAL BONES FROM EACH OTHER
SAGITTAL SUTURE
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THIS SUTURE SEPARATES THE PARIETAL AND TEMPORAL BONES FROM THE OCCIPITAL BONE
LAMBDOID SUTURE
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WHAT DOES THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE MARK (from occipital bone)
THE SUPERIOR LIMIT OF THE NECK POSTERIORLY
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THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS LATERALLY FROM THE EXTERNAL OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE
SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS ANTERIOR TO THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE AND IS POSTERIOR TO THE POSTERIOR RIM OF THE FORAMEN MAGNUM
INFERIOR NUCHAL LINE
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WHICH BONE IS THE MOST POSTERIOR BONE OF THE CRANIUM
OCCIPITAL BONE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS THE TRANSITION POINT BETWEEN THE BRAIN AND THE SPINAL CORD
FORAMEN MAGNUM
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THIS STRUCTURE IS POSTEROLATERAL TO THE LATERAL PTERYGOID PLATE AND IT OPENS INTO THE INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA
FORAMEN OVALE
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THIS STRUCTURE CONTRIBUTES TO THE NASAL SEPTUM AND IS POSTERIOR TO THE PALATINE BONE
VOMER
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THIS STRUCTURE IS THE POSTERIOR OPENING OF THE NASAL CAVITY
CHOANAE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS ANTERIOR TO THE VOMER AND POSTERIOR TO THE MAXILLA
PALATINE BONE
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WHERE IS THE GREATER PALATINE FORAMEN LOCATED
POSTEROLATERAL TO THE PALATINE BONE
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WHERE IS THE LESSER PALATINE FORAMINA LOCATED
POSTERIOR TO THE GREATER PALATINE BONE
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THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE PALATINE BONE IS THE
HARD PALATE
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THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE PALATINE BONE IS THE
SOFT PALATE
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WHAT HOUSES THE PITUITARY GLAND
THE HYPOPHYSEAL FOSSA
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WHAT ELEVATION OF BONE FORMS THE ANTERIOR BOUNDARY OF THE HYPOPHYSEAL FOSSA
TUBERCULUM SELLAE
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WHAT STRUCTURE GUARDS THE HYPOPHYSIAL FOSSA POSTERIORLY
THE POSTERIOR CLINOID PROCESS
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THE STRUCTURE IS LOCATED BETWEEN THE GREATER AND LESSER WINGS OF THE SPHENOID BONE AND IT GOES INTO THE ORBIT
THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
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WHERE IS THE SUPERIOR LIMIT OF THE NECK POSTERIORLY
AT THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
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THIS STRUCTURE IS LOCATED ANTERIORLY IN THE NECK AT THE LEVEL OF C3
HYOID BONE
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WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE HYOID BONE
BODY
LESSER HORN
AND GREATER HORN
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THIS STRUCTURE IS A FIBROUS CORD THAT IS ATTACHED TO THE TIP OF THE STYLOID PROCESS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE AND THE LESSER HORN OF THE HYOID BONE
STYLOHYOID LIGAMENT
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AN ENLONGATION OF THE STYLOID PROCESS OR MINERALIZATION OF THE STYLOHYOID LIGAMENT COMPLEX IS KNOWN AS
EAGLE SYNDROME
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HOW CAN EAGLE SYNDROME BE SEEN
ON PANAORAMIC OR LATERAL-JAW RADIOGRAPHS
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THIS STRUCTURE IS A STRONG, BROAD, FIBROUS BAND COVERING AND CONNECTING THE ANTEROLATERAL ASPECTS OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES AND IV DISKS
ANTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT (ALL)
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WHAT MOVEMENT DOES THE ANTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT LIMIT
IT IS THE ONLY LIGAMENT THAT LIMITS EXTENSION
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WEAK, NARROW, BAND THAT RUNS WITHIN THE VERTEBRAL CANAL ALONG THE POSTERIOR ASPECT OF THE VERTEBRAL BODIES
POSTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT
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WHAT MOVEMENT DOES THE POSTERIOR LONGITUDINAL LIGAMENT LIMIT
FLEXION
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THESE ARE SYNOVIAL JOINTS THAT ALLOW GLIDING MOVEMENTS AND ARE LOCATED BETWEEN THE SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR ARTICULAR FACETS OF ADJACENT VERTEBRAE
ZYGAPOPHYSIAL JOINTS
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THIS IS A BROAD, PALE-YELLOW BAND OF ELASTIC TISSUE THAT JOINS THE LAMINAE OF ADJACENT VERTEBRAE AND FORMS THE POSTERIOR WALL OF THE VERTEBRAL CANAL. LIMITS FLEXION
LIGAMENTA FLAVA
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WEAK LIGAMENTS THAT JOIN ADJACENT SPINOUS PROCESSES
INTERSPINOUS LIGAMENTS
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THIS IS A STRONG BROAD AND THICKENED FIBROELASTIC TISSUE THAT EXTENDS FROM THE OCCIPITAL PROTUBERANCE AND POSTERIOR BORDER OF THE FM TO THE SPINOUS PROCESSES OF THE CERVICAL VERTEBRAE. ALLOWS MUSCLE ATTACHMENT
NUCHAL LIGAMENT
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THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS FROM THE ANTERIOR ARCHES OF THE ATLAS TO THE ANTERIOR MARGIN OF THE FM. IT MERGES WITH THE [ALL] IN THE CENTER.
ANTERIOR ATLANTO-OCCIPITAL MEMBRANE
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THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS FROM THE POSTERIOR ARCHES OF THE ATLAS TO THE POSTERIOR MARGIN OF THE FM. IT IS PERFORATED TO ALLOW PASSAGE OF THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY.
POSTERIOR ATLANTO-OCCIPITAL MEMBRANE
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THIS IS THE ONLY MOVEABLE JOINT IN THE CRANIUM
TEMPOROMANDIBULAR JOINT (TMJ)
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WHAT ARE THE MOVEMENTS OF THE TMJ
GLIDING
SLIGHT ROTATION
FLEXION
ELEVATION
EXTENSION
DEPRESSION
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WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE TMJ
MANDIBULAR FOSS OF THE TEMPORAL BONE
ARTICULAR TUBERCLE OF THE TEMPORAL BONE
CONDYLAR PROCESS OF THE MANDIBLE
ARTICULAR DISC OF THE TMJ
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE ARTICULAR DISC OF THE TMJ
SEPARATE THE FIBROUS CAPSULE INTO SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR ARTICULAR CAVITIES
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WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF THE SCALP
SKIN, CONECTIVE TISSUE, APONEUROSIS, LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE, PERICRANIUM
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WHAT IS SIGNIFICANT ABOUT THE LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE OF THE SCALP
IT ALLOWS FREE MOVEMENT OF THE SKIN, CONNECTIVE TISSUE, AND APONEUROSIS OF THE SCALP
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WHICH LAYER OF THE SCALP MAY SWELL DUE TO INFECTION OR INJURY
LOOSE AREOLAR TISSUE
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WHAT ARE THE LAYERS OF THE NECK
(Some People Suck Dick)
SKIN
PLATYSMA
SUPERFICIAL FASCIA
DEEP FASCIA
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WHAT ARE THE DEEP LAYERS OF THE NECK
(In Private People Cry)
INVESTING
PRETRACHEAL
PREVERTEBRAL
CAROTID SHEATH
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE DEEP FASCIA LAYER OF THE NECK
IT ALLOWS SEPARATION OF TISSUE DURING SURGERY AND LIMITS THE SPREAD OF INFECTION
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WHAT DOES THE CAROTID SHEATH SURROUND
COMMON CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL JUGUAL VEIN
VAGUS NERNE (CN X)
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WHAT CONNECTS THE FRONTALIS MUSCLE TO THE OCCIPITSALIS MUSCLE
THE APONEUROSIS
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF FACIAL EXPRESSION
m.m. of forehead & scalp: 2
FRONTALIS
OCCIPITALIS
m.m of mouth lips & cheeks: 8
LEVATOR LABII SUPERIORIS
ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR
DEPRESSOR ANGULI ORIS
DEPRESSOR LABII INFERIORIS
PLATYSMA
LEVATOR ANGULI ORIS
BUCCINATOR
ORBICULARIS
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION
TEMPORALIS
MASSETER
MEDIAL PTERYGOID
LATERAL PTERYGOID
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT OF THE OCCIPITALIS MUSCLE IN THE SCALP
THE LATERAL 2/3 OF THE SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
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WHAT ARE ALL OF THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION INNERVATED BY
THE MANDIBULAR BRANCH OF THE TRIGEMINAL NERVER (CNV3)
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNTION OF THE FRONTALIS MUSCLE
A: SKIN OF THE EYEBROWS AND ROOT OF THE NOSE
F: ELEVATES EYEBROWS AND WRINKLES THE NOSE
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE OCCIPITALIS MUSCLE
A: LATERAL 2/3 OF SUPERIOR NUCHAL LINE
F: DRAWS THE SCALP BACK AND WRINKLES THE BACK OF THE HEAD
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LEVATOR LABII SUPERIORIS
(M.M OF FACIAL EXPRESSION)
A: FROM INFRAORBITAL MARGIN TO SKIN OF UPPER LIP
F: ELEVATES UPPER LIP
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR MUSCLE
A: ZYGOMATIC BONE TO ANGLE OF THE MOUTH
F: ELEVATES CORNERS OF THE MOUTH (SMILING)
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE DERPRESSOR ANGULI ORIS MUSCLE
A: ANTEROLATERAL BASE OF MANDIBLE TO ANGLE OF MOUTH
F: DEPRESSES CORNERS OF MOUTH
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE DEPRESSOR LABII INFERIORIS MUSCLE
A: FROM MANDIBLE TO SKIN OF LOWER LIP
F: DEPRESSES LOWER LIP
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE PLTYSMA MUSCLE
A: FROM FASCIA AND SKIN OVER CLAVICULAR REGION TO THE BASE OF THE MANDIBLE, ANGLE OF MOUTH, AND LOWER PART OF FACE
F: DEPRESSES MANDIBLE, TENSES SKIN OF INFERIOR FACE AND NECK
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LEVATOR ANGULI ORIS
A: FROM MAXILLA TO ANGLE OF MOUTH (ITS AN ACCESSORY TO THE ZYGOMATICUS MAJOR MUSCLE)
F: ELEVATES CORNERS OF MOUTH
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE BUCCINATOR MUSCLE
NOT A MUSCLE OF MASTICATION!!!!!
IS A MUSCLE OF FACIAL EXPRESSION!!!
A: ANTERIOR ANGLE OF MOUTH AND POSTERIOR TO MANDIBLE, MAXILLA, AND PTERYGOMANDIBULAR RAPHE TENDON.
F: KEEPS CHEEKS TAUT
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE ORBICULARIS ORIS MUSCLE
A: ENCIRCLES THE MOUTH AND ATTCHES INTO UPPER AND LOWER LIPS
F: ARTICULATION
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE TEMPORALIS MUSCLE
A: FROM TEMPORAL FOSSA TO CORONOID PROCESS OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, RETRACTION, LATERAL EXCURSION OF MANDIBLE
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE MASSETER MUSCLE
A: ZYGOMATIC ARCH TO LATERAL SURFACE OF THE RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, AND PROTRACTION OF THE MANDIBLE. IT CLENCHES THE TEETH.
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE MEDIAL PTERYGOID MUSCLE
A: FROM THE LATERAL PTREYGOID PLATE AND MAXILLARY TUBEROSITY TO THE MEDIAL SURFACE OF THE RAMUS AND ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
F: ELEVATION, PROTRACTION, AND LATERAL EXCURSION OF THE MANDIBLE.
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT AND FUNCTION OF THE LATERAL PTRYGOID MUSCLE
A: LATERAL PTERYGOID PLATE AND THE GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID BONE TO THE NECK OF THE MANDIBLE AND PENETRATING THE TMJ CAPSULE INSERTS ON THE ARTICULAR DISC
F: DEPRESSION, PROTEACTRION, AND LATERAL EXCURSION OF THE MANDIBLE
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WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE NECK
SCM
MUSCLES IN THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
PREVERTEBRAL MUSCLES
MUSCLES IN THE POSTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
MUSCLES ASSOCIATED TO THE STYLOID PROCESS
EXTRINSIC TONGUE MUSCLES
NECK TRIANGLES
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WHAT IS THE ATTACHMENT OF THE SCM AND WHAT NEREV INNERVATES IT
A: FROM MASTOID PROCESS AND LATERAL 1/2 OF THE SUPOERIOR NUCHAL LINE TO THE MANUBRIUM OF THE STERNUM AND MEDIAL 1/3 OF THE CLAVICLE
I: ACCESSORY NERVE (CN 11)
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WHAT IS USED TO TEST THE INTEGRITY OF THE SCM AND ACCESSORY NERVE (CN 11)
UNILATERAL CONTRACTION
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WHAT SUPRAHYOID MUSCLE IS NOT INNERVATED BY THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN V)
GENIOHYOID, IT IS INNERVATED BY C1 VIA THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
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WHICH MUSCLES ARE SUPRAHYOID MUSCLES OF THE NECK?
DIGASTRIC, MYLOHYOID, GENIOHYOID
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WHAT NERVE IS THE DIGASTRIC MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
THE POSTERIOR BELLY IS INNERVATED BY THE FACIAL NERVE (CN 7) WHILE THE ANTERIOR BELLY IS INNERVATED BY THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN 5)
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WHAT NERVE IS THE MYLOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
TRIGEMINAL NERVE (CN 5)
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WHAT NERVE IS THE GENIOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVASTED BY
C1 VIA THE HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
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WHAT MUSCLES ARE INFRAHYOID MUSCLES OF THE NECK
OMOHYOID
STERNOHYOID
STERNOTHYROID
THRYHYOID
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WHAT NERVE IS THE OMOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
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WHAT NERVE IS THE STERNOHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
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WHAT NERVE IS THE STERNOTHYROID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
ANSA CERVICALIS
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WHAT NERVE IS THE THYROHYOID MUSCLE INNERVATED BY
C1 VI HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE (CN 12)
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ALL OF THE INFRAHYOID MUSCLES ARE INNERVATED BY THE ANSA CERVICALIS EXCEPT FOR
THYROHYOID MUSCLE
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WHAT ARE THE PREVERTEBRAL MUSCLES OF THE NECK (5)`
ANTERIOR SCALENE
MIDDLE SCALENE
POSTERIOR SCALENE
LONGUS CAPITIS
LONGUS COLLI
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WHAT ARE THE SUBOCCIPITAL MUSCLES AND TRIANGLES OF THE POSTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MINOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
***SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE**
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WHAT DOES THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE CONTAIN
THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY AND THE SUBOCCIPPITAL NERVE
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WHY IS THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY ACCESSED IN THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
IN ORDER TO CONDUCT ANGIOGRAPHY OF THE CIRLCE OF WILLIS
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WHAT NERVE INNERVATES ALL OF THE MUSCLES IN THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
THE SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE (posterior ramus of C1)
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WHAT 3 MUSCLES MAKE UP THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
OBLIQUUS CAPITUS SUPERIOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
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WHAT ARE THE 4 NECK REGIONS AND TRIANGLES OF THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
SUBMENTAL TRIANGLE
SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE
CAROTID TRIANGLE
MUSCULAR TRIANGLE
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WHAT ARE THE POSTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES
SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE
&
GREATER OCCIPITAL NERVE
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WHAT DOES THE SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE SUPPLY
MUSCLES OF THE SUBOCCIPTIAL TRIANGLE
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WHAT DOES THE GREATER OCCIPTAL NERVE SUPPLY
THE SCALP OF THE OCCIPATL REGION, AND THE SEMISPINALIS CAPITIS MUSCLE
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WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE ANTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES (CERVICAL PLEXUS)
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ANSA CERVICALIS
PHRENIC NERVE
CUTANEOUS BRANCHES
DEEP MOTOR BRANCHES
CONTRIBUTIONS TO acCESSORY NERVE (CN11)
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WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
[Stop Tricking On Small Girls]
STERNOTHYROID MUSCLE
THYROHYOID MUSCLE
OMOHYOID MUSCLE
STERNOHYOID MUSCLE
GENIOHYOID MUSCLE
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WHAT ARE THE CUTANEOUS BRANCHES OF THE ANTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVICAL SPINAL NERVES
[Lets Go Tothe Store]
LESSER OCCIPITAL NERVE
GREATER AURICULAR NERVE
TRANSVERSE CERVICAL
SUPRACLAVICULAR
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WHAT DOES THE LESSER OCCIPITAL NERVE SUPPLY
THE SKIN OF THE NECK AND SCALP POSTEROSUPERIOR TO THE AURICLE
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WHAT DOES THE GREAT AURICULAR NERVE SUPPLY
PAROTID GLAND
AURICLE
AREA OVER MASTOID PROCESS
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WHAT DOES THE TRANSVERSE CERVICAL SUPPLY
SKIN OF THE ANTERIOR CERVICAL REGION
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WHAT DOES THE SUPRACLAVICULAR SUPPLY
MEDIAL: SKIN OVER THE BASE OF THE NECK AND UPPER STERNUM
INTERMEDIATE: SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PECTORALIS MAJOR MUSCLE
LATERAL: SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR 1/3 OF THE DELTOID MUSCLE
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE CAROTID SINUS
ITS A BARORECEPTOR AND IT REACTS TO CHANGES IN BLOOD PRESSURE
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WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE CAROTID BODY
IT IS A CHEMORECEPTOR AND IT MONITORS OXYGEN BLOOD LEVELS
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WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
[Ate Me Out]
ANTERIOR CERBERAL A.
MIDDLE CEREBRAL A.
OPHTHALMIC A
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WHAT ARE THE ANTERIOR EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY BRANCHES
[A [Super Lit Friday]
SUPERIOR THYROID A
LINGUAL A
FACIAL A
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WHAT ARE THE BRACHES OF THE FACIAL ARTERY
[S-A-T]
SUBMENTAL A
ASCENDING PALATINE A
TONSILLAR A
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WHAT IS THE MEDIAL BRANCH OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTIAL ARTERY
[My [Ass]
ASCENDING PHARYNGEAL A
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WHAT ARE THE POSTERIOR BRANCHES OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
[Pretty [On Purpose]
OCCIPITAL ARTERY
POSTERIOR AURICULAR A
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WHAT ATR THE TERMINAL BRANCHES OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
[Te]MS]
MAXILLARY ARTERY
&
SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL ARTERY
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WHAT ARE THE MAXILLARY ARTERY BRANCHES IN THE INFRATEMPORSAL FOSSA
MIDDLE MENINGEAL (passes next to the pterion/ supplies dura mater and calvaria, trigeminal ganglion, facial n, and geniculate ganglion)
&
MUSCULAR BRANCHES
9supplies muscles of mastication and buccinator)
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DOES THE FACIAL VEIN GO THRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE?
YES, IT GOES THRRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE THEN IT ENTERS THE CAVERNOUS SINUS
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WHAT VEIN CAN AN INFECTION OF THE FACE SPREAD THRU TO GET TO THE CRANIAL CAVITY?
FACIAL VEIN
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WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE EXTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN (EJV)
DESCENDS FROM ANGLE OF THE MEANDIBLE SUPERIOR TO THE SCM AND DEEP TO THE PLATYSMA THEN PIERCES THE INVESTING LAYER OF THE DEEP CERVICAL FASCIA AND ENDS IN THE SUBCLAVIAN VEIN
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WHAT DOES THE EJV DRAIN
MOST OF THE SCALP AND SIDE OF THE FACE
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WHAT ARE THE TRIBUTARIES OF THE EJV
[Please Release Some Poppin Music]
POSTERIOR AURICULAR VEIN
RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN
SUPERFICIAL TEMPORAL VEIN
PTERYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
MAXILLARY VEIN
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WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE POSETERIOR AURICULAR VEIN
PAT OF THE SCALP BETWEEN THE AURICLES AND SUPERIOR TO MASTOID PROCESS
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WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE RETROMANDIBULAR VEIN
RUNS POSTERIOR TO THE RAMUS OF THE MANDIBLE WITHIN THE SUBSTANCE OF THE PAROTID GLAND.
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WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THE PTRYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
IN THE INFRATEMPORAL FOSSA
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WHAT AREAS CAN INFECTION POTENTIALLY SPREAD TO IN RELATION TO THE PTERYGOID VENOUS PLEXUS
FACIAL VEIN
&
CAVERENOUS SINUS
&
MAXILLARY VEIN
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WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE ORIGIN OF THE INTERNBAL JUGULAR VEIN (IJV)
JUGULAR FORAMEN IN THE PLOSTERIOR CRANIAL FOSSA
&
IT DESCENDS THROUGH THE NECK IN THE CAROTID SHEATH DEEP TO THE SCM
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WHAT IS THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE IJV
DILATION AT THE ORIGIN OF THE IJV
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WHAT IS THE SUPERIOR BULB OF THE IJV
DILATION AT THE END OF THE IJV
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IJV + SUBCLAVIAN VEIN =
BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN ---> SUPERIOR VENA CAVA
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WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE IJV
[Please Stop Laughing In My Face]
PHARYNGEAL VEIN
SUPERIOR THYROID VEIN
LINGUAL VEIN
INFERIOR THYROID VEIN
MIDDLE THYROID VEIN
FACIAL VEIN
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WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE SUPERIOR THYROID VEIN
FROM THE SUPERIOR PART OF THYROID GLAND
&
IT GOES POSTEROSUPERIORLY TO DRAIN IN THE IJV INFERIOR TO THE ANGLE OF THE MANDIBLE
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WHAT IS THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE MIDDLE THYROID VEIN
MIDDLE PART OF THE THYROID GLAND
&
RUNS POSTERIORLY TO DRAIN IN THE IN THE LOWER PORTION OF THE IJV
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WHIS IT THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF THE INFERIOR THRYOID VEIN
INFERIOR SIDE OF THYROID GLAND
&
GOES INFERIORLY TO DRAIN DIRECTLY IN THE BRACHIOCEPHALIC VEIN
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WHAT ARE THE DEEP LYMPHATIC NODES
[Just Jump]
JUGULODIGASTRIC NODE
&
JUGULOOMOHYOID NODE
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WHICH NODE SWELLS UP IN THE NECK DURING AN INFECTION & IT IS THE FIRST NODE TO SWELL IN THE CASE OF CANCER OF METASTASIS IN THE HEAD OR NECK
JUGULODIGASTRIC NODE
157
IF THIS NODE IS ENLARGED IT COULD BE A SIGN OF TONGUE CARCINOMA
JUGULOOMOHYOID NODE
158
WHAT ARE THE ROOT BRANCHES OF THE BRACHIAL PLEXUS
DORSAL SCAPULAR NERVE (C4-C5)
&
LONG THORACIC NERVE (C5-C7)
159
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE DORSAL SCAPULAR NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT PIERCES THE MIDDLE SCALENE AND DESCENDS MIDDLE TO THE LEVATOR SCAPULAE AND RHOMBOIDS
&
SUPPLIES THE RHOMBOIDS AND LEVATOR SCAPULAE
160
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE LONG THORACIC NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT PASSES THRU THE CERVICO-AXILLARY CANAL AND DESCENDS POSTERIOR TO C8 AND T1 ROOTS OF THE BRACHILA PLEXUS
&
SUPPLIES THE SERRATUS ANTERIOR
161
WHAT ARE THE POSTERIOR CORD BRANCHES
RADIAL NEREVE
162
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE RADIAL NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT RUNS POSTERIOR TO THE HUMERUS IN THE RADIAL GROOVE THEN IT PERFORATES LATERAL TO THE INTERMUSCULAR SEPTUM AND ENTERS THE CUBITAL FOSSA
&
SUPPLIES ALL THE MUSCLES OF THE POSTERIOR COMPARTMENTS OF THE ARM AND FOREARM, SKIN ON THE POSTERIOR AND INFEROLATERAL ARM, POSTERIOR FOREARM, AND DORSUM OF HAND
163
WHAT ARE THE LATERAL CORD TERMINAL BRANCHES
MUSCULUCUTANEOUS NERVE (C5-C7)
164
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE MUSCULOCUTANEOUS NERVE
IT EXITS THE AXILLA BY PIERCING THE CORACOBRACHIALIS MUSCLE THEN IT DESCENDS BETWEEN THE BICEPS AND BRACHIALIS MUSCLES AND CFINALLY CONTINUES AS THE LATERAL CUTANEOUS NERVE OF THE FOREARM
&
IT SUPPLIES ALL MUSCLES IN THE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF ARM, AND SKIN ON THE LATERAL FOREARM
165
WHAT ARE THE MEDIAL CORD TERMINAL CORD TERMINAL BRANCHES
ULNAR NERVE (C7-T1)
166
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE ULNAR NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT DESCENDS IN ARM PASSING POSTERIOR TO MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF THE HUMERUS AND IT DESCENDS ON THE ULNAR ASPECT OF THE FOREARM TO THE HAND
&
IT SUPPLIES THE FCU, FDP, INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THE HAND, AND SKIN ON THE MEDIAL SIDE OF THE HAND
167
WHEN DOES CARPAL TUNNEL SYNDROME OCCUR
WHEN THE MEDIAN NERVE (C5-T1) BECOMES PRESSED OR SQUEEZED AT THE WRIST
168
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE MEDIAN NERVE (C5-T1) AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT DESCENDS THRU THE ARM NEXT TO THE BRACHIAL ARTERY THEN IT CROSSES THE ELBOW JOINT ANTERIOR TO THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE AND LASTLY IT ENTERS HAND THRU THE CARPAL TUNNEL
&
IT SUPPLIES THE MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE FOREARM (except FCU & part of FDP) AND THE THENMAR REGION, AND SKIN OVER LATERAL SIDE OF THE HAND
169
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY (BRANCH OF AXILLARY ARTERY)
IT DESCENDS ALONG THE LATERAL BORDER OF THE SUBSCAPULARIS MUSCLE
170
WHAT IS THE LARGEST BRANCH OF THE AXILARY ARTERY
THE SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY
171
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY
CIRCUMFLEX SCAPULAPULAR ARTERTY
&
THORACODORSAL ARTERY
172
WHAT ARE THE 3 BRANCHES OF THE AXILLARY ARTERY
SUBSCAPULAR ARTERY
ANTERIOR CIRCUMFLEX ARTERY
POSTERIOR CIRCUMFLEX ARTERY
173
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR CIRCUMFLEX ARTERIES AND WHAT DO THEY SUPPLY
THEY ENCIRCLE THE SURGICAL NECK OF THE HUMERUS, ANASTOMOSING LATERALLY WITH EACH OTHER.
&
THEY SUPPLY THE GLENOHUMERAL JOINT AND SURROUNDING MUSCLES
174
WHAT DOES THE BRACHIAL ARTERY SUPPLY
IT IS THE MAIN ARTERIAL SUPPLY TO THE ARM
175
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE BRACHIAL ARTERY
ITS A CONTINUATION OF THE AXILLARY ARTERY THAT BEGINS AT THEINFERIOR BORDER OF THE TERES MAJOR, ENTERS THE FOREAM LATERAL TO THE MEDIAN NERVE AND DEEP TO THE BICIPITAL APONEUROSIS TO END IN THE CUBITAL FOSS AS IT DIVIDES INTO THE RADIAL AND ULNAR ARTERIES
176
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE BRACHIAL ARTERY
DEEP ARTERY OF THE ARM
HUMERAL NUTRIENT ARTERY
SUPERIOR ULNAR COLLATERAL ARTERY
INFEREIOR ULNAR COLLATERAL ARTERY
177
WHAT DOES THE HUMERAL NUTRIENT ARTERY SUPPLY
THE BONE MARROW
178
WHICH BRANCHES OF THE BRACHIAL ARTERY PARTICIPATE IN ARTERIAL ANASTAMOSES AROUND THE ELBOW
SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR ULNAR COLLATERAL ARTERIES
179
WHAT VEIN IS BLOOD DRAWN FROM
THE MEDIAN CUBITAL VEIN
180
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE MEDIAN CUBITAL VEIN
IT RUNS OBLIQUELY IN THE CUBITAL FOSSA AND COMMUNICATESS THE CEPHALIC AND BASILIC VEINS
181
WHAT ARE THE VEINS OF SUPERFICIAL VENOUS DRAINAGE
CEPHALIC VEIN
MEDIAN CUBITAL VEIN
BASILIC VEIN
MEDIAN ANTEBRACHIAL VEIN
182
THIS STRUCTURE EXTENDS FROM THE CRANIAL BASE TO THE INFERIOR BORDER OF THE CRICOID CARTILAGE AT THE LEVEL OF C6, WHERE IT BECOMES THE ESOPHAGUS
PHARYNX
183
WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE SKELETON OF THE EXTERNAL NOSE
NASAL
FRONTAL
FRONTAL PROCESS OF MAXILLAE
184
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE NOSE DIVIDES THE NASAL CHAMBER INTO TWO NASAL CAVITIES
SEPTUM
185
WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE SEPTUM
PERPENDICULAR PLATE OF THE ETHMOID
& VOMER BONE
186
WHERE IS THE OPENING OF THE FRONTAL SINUS FOUND
IN THE MIDDLE NASAL MEATUS
187
WHERE IS THE MIDDLE NASAL MEATUS LOCATED
BETWEEN THE MIDDLE AND INFERIOR CONCHAE
188
WHERE IS THE INFERIOR NASAL MEATUS LOCATED
INFEROLATERAL TO THE INFERIOR NASAL CONCHA
189
WHERE IS THE MOST COMMON AREA SITE FORE NOSE BLEEDS
KIESSELBACH AREA
190
WHAT IS THE SEPTAL BRANCH OF THE SUPERIOR LABIAL ARTERY
THE FACIAL ARTERY
191
THIS AREA IS THE ANTERIOR PART OF THE NASAL SEPTUM WHERE ARTERIES ANASTOMOSE AND IT IS THE MOST COMMON AREA FOR NOSEBLEEDS
KIESSELBACH AREA
192
WHAT ARE THE PARANASAL SINUSES
SPHENOID AND MAXILLARY
193
INFLAMMATION IN THIS SINUS IS A SERIOUS MEDICAL CONDITION REQUIRING IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, ITS TREATED EITHER WITH ANTIBIOTICS OR DIRECT CLEANING OF THE SINUS
SPHENIOID SINUS
194
SWELLING IN THIS SINUS CAN MAKE THE TEETH HURT, BUT IT IS NOT A DENTAL PROBLEM
MAXILLARY SINUS
195
THE INFRAORBITAL NERVE (CN V2) RUNS ALONG THE MUCOSA OF THIS SINUS TO GO TO THE UPPER TEETH
MAXILLARY SINUS
196
WHICH CRANIAL NERVES EXIT THE CRANIUM VIA THE JUGULAR FORAMEN
CN 9, 10 & 11
(GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL, VAGUS, & ACCESSORY NERVES)
197
THIS CRANIAL NERVE ENTERS THE CRANIUM THROUGH THE FORAMEN MAGNUM
CN 11
(ACCESSORY NERVE)
198
WHAT DOES CN 11 (accessory nerve) INNERVATE
SCM & TRAPEZIUS
199
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE FORMS THE OPTIC CHIASM
CN II (special sensory)
(OPTIC NERVE)
200
WHERE DOES CN IV (TROCHLEAR) ENTER THE ORBIT
THRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
201
WHAT TYPE OF NERVE IS CN IV (TROCHLEAR)
SOMATIC MOTOR
202
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE IS THE SMALLEST CRANIAL NERVE
TROCHLEAR (CN IV)
203
WHAT MUSCLE DOES THE TROCHLEAR NERVE INNERVATE
SUPERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE
204
WHAT DOES THE OPTHALMIC NERVE ( CN V1) SUPPLY
THE LACRIMAL GLAND
(PARASYMPHATHETIC FIBER FROM THE PTERYGOPALATINE GANGLION VIA THE ZYGOMATIC NERVE ON CN V2)
205
THE MUSCLES OF MASTICATION ARE A MOTOR BRANCH TO WHICH CRANIAL NERVE
MANDIBULAR NERVE (CN V3)
206
WHICH NERVE GIVES SENSATION TO THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OR THE TONGUE
LINGUAL NERVE
207
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE INFERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT ENTERS THE MANDIBULAR FORAMEN, RUNS ANTERIORLY IN THE BODY OF THE MANDIBLE, AND AEMERGES THRU THE MENTAL FORAMEN AS THE MENTAL NERVE
&
IT SUPPLIES THE MANDIBULAR TEETH, SKIN OF CHIN, AND SKIN OF MUCOSA OF LOWER LIP
208
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE MANDIBULAR NERVE (CN V3)
AURICULOTEMPORAL NERVE
BUCCAL NERVE
LINGUAL NERVE
INFERIOR ALVEOLAR NERVE
209
WHAT ARE THE 3 PARASYMPATHETIC GANGLIA ASSOCIATED WITH THE TRIGEMINAL NERVE
PTERYGOPALATINE GANGLION
SUBMANDIBULAR GANGLION
OPTIC GANGLION
210
THIS CRANIAL NERVE GOES EVERYWHERE IN THE HEAD AND THE PARASYMPATHETIC INNERVATION UTILIZES ITS PROJECTIONS TO REACHNITS TARGETS
TRIGEMINAL NERVE
211
THIS CRANIAL NERVE ENTERS THE CRANIUM THRU THE INTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS RUNS ON THE FACIAL CANAL AND EXITS THE CRANIUM THRU THE STYLOMASTIOD FORAMEN
FACIAL NERVE (CN VII)
212
LESIONS ON THIS CRANIAL NERVE LEADS TO FACIAL PARALYSIS
FACIAL NERVE (CN VII)
213
WHICH GANGLION CARRIES TASTE FIBERS FROM THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE TONGUE
GENICULATE GANGLION
214
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE FACIAL NERVE (CN VII)
GENICULATE GANGLION
MOTOR BRANCHES (stapedius nerve)
215
WHEN DOES THE STAPEDIUS NERVE OCCUR
BEFORE COMING OUT OF THE STYLOMASTOID FORAMEN
216
WHAT IS THE FUNCTION OF THE INFERIOR RECTUS MUSCLE
TO DEPRESS, ADDUCT AND LATERALLY ROTATE THE EYE
217
T IS THE ONLY FUNCTION OF THE MEDIAL RECTUS MUSCLE
TO ADDUCT THE EYE
218
WHAT IS THE PATHWAY FROM THE NOSE TO THE BACK OF THE THROAT
[NOLE]
NASOPHARYNX
OROPHARYNX
LARYNGOPHARYNX
ESOPHAGUS
219
WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF NERVOUS PARASYMPATHETIC AND SYMPATHETIC INNERVATION TO THE SUBLINGUAL AND SUBMANDIBULAR SALIVARY GLANDS
CN VII AND SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION
220
WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF PARASYMPATHETIC INNERVATION TO THE PAROTID GLAND
CN IX (OPTIC GANGLION)
221
WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF PARASYMPATHETIC INNERVATION TO THE SUBMANDIBULAR AND SUBLINGUAL GLANDS
CN VII (SUBMANDIBULAR GANGLION)
222
WHAT IS THE SOURCE OF PARASYMPATHETIC INNERVATION TO THE EYEBALL
CN III (CILIARY GANGLION)
223
HOW DOES THE GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL NERVE (CN IX) EXIT THE CRANIUM
THRU THE ANTERIOR ASPECT OF THE JUGULAR FORAMEN
224
THE SOMATIC SENSORY BRANCH OF CN IV CONTAINS WHAT NERVE
TYPANIC NERVE
225
WJAT NERVE IS AFFECTED DURING AN EAR INFECTION
TYMPANIC NERVE
226
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE IS THE OTIC GANGLION ASSOCIATED WITH
CN V3
227
DAMAGE TO WHICH NERVE COULD LEAD TO A LACK OF VOICE PRODUCTION
RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE
228
THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE IS A BRANCH OF WHAT CRANIAL NEREV
VAGUS NERVE (CN X)
229
WHICH NERVE INNERVATES THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE TONGUE FOR SENSATION
CN V3
230
WHICH NERVE INNERVATES THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE TONGUE VIA THE CHORDA TYMPANI AND LINGUAL FOR TASTE
CN VII
231
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE INNERVATES THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE TONGUE FOR SENSATION AND TASTE
CN IX 9 (glossopharyngeal)
232
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE INNERVATES THE ROOT OF THE TONGUE AND THE EPIGLOTTIS FOR TASTE
CN X
233
WHAT ARE THE PARTS OF THE TEETH
CROWN
NECK
ROOT
DENTINE
ENAMEL
CEMENT
PULP CAVITY
ROOT CANAL
PERIODONTIUM
PRIDONTAL LIGAMENT
&
DENTO-ALVEOLAR SYNDESMOSIS
234
THIS PART OF THE TOOTH TRANSMITS NERVES AND VESSELS TO AND FROM THE PULP CAVITY THRU THE APICAL FORAMEN
ROOT CANAL
235
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE ORAL CAVITY SEPARATES THE ORAL CAVITY FROM THE NASAL CAVITITES AND NASOPHARYNX
PALATE
236
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE ORAL CAVITY OCCOPIES THE ANTERIOR 2/3 OF THE PALATE
HARD PALATE
237
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE HARD PALATE IS MEDIAL TO THE THRID MOLAR
GREATER PALATINE FORAMEN
238
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE HARD PALATE IS POSTERIOR TO THE GREATERPALATINE FORAMEN
LESSER PALATINE FORAMEN
239
THIS STRUCTURE OF THE ORAL CAVITY OCCUPIES THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE PALATE AND IS MOVEABLE
SOFT PALATE
240
HOW DOES THE SOFT PALATE PREVENT THE PASSAGE OF FOOD INTO THE NASAL CAVITY
THE SOFT PALATE TENSES TO SQUEEZE BOLUS OF FOOD POSTERIORLY, THEN IT ELEVATES POSTERIORLY AND SUPERIORLY AGAINST THE WALL OF THE PHARYNX
241
WHAT STRUCTURE JOINS THE SOFT PALATE TO THE PHARYNX
PALATOPHARYNGEAL ARCH
242
WHAT ARE THE MUSCLES OF THE SOFT PALATE
TENSOR VELI PALATINI
LEVATOR VELI PALATINI
PALATOGLOSSUS
PALATOPHARYNGEUS
UVULAR
243
THIS STRUCTURE IS A FLETTENED, EXTENDED TENDON OF THE TENSOR VELI PALATINI MUSCLE THAT ATTACHES TO THE POSTERIOR BORDER OF THE HARD PALATE
PALATINE APORNEUROSIS
244
WHAT PART OF THE TONGUE IS IN THE ORAL CAVITY
ANTERIOR 2/3
245
WHAT PART OF THE TONGUE IS IN THE OROPHARYNX
POSTERIOR 1/3
246
WHAT ARE THE INFERIOR SURFACES OF THE TONGUE
FRENULUM
&
SUBLINGUAL CARUNCLE(PAPILLA)
&
SUBLINGULA FOLDS
247
WHERE IS THE SUBLINGUAL CARUNCLE LOCATED
ON EACH SIDE OF THE LINGUAL FRENULUM INCLUDING THE OPENING OF THE SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND DUCT
248
WHAT ARE THE EXTRINSIC TONGUE MUSCLES
GENIOGLOSSUS
HYOGLOSSUS
STYLOGLOSSUS
PALATOGLOSSUS
249
THE CRANIAL NERVE XII INNERVATES ALL OF THE EXTRINSIC TONGUE MUSCLES EXCEPT FOR
PALATOGLOSSUS
250
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE INNERVATES THE PALATOGLOSSUS MUSCLE OF THE TONGUE
CN X (VAGUS)
251
WHAT ARE THE INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THE TONGUE
SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR LONGITUDINAL
&
TRANSVERSE AND VERTICAL
252
WHICH INTRINSIC MUSCLE OF THE TONGUE MAKES THE TONGUE SHORT AND THICK
SUPERIOR AND INFERIOR LONGITUDINAL MUSCLE
253
WHICH INTRINSIC MUSCLE OF THE TONGUE MAKES THE TONGUE LONG AND NARROW
TRANSVERS AND VERTICAL
254
WHAT CRANIAL NERVE INNERVATES ALL OF THE INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THE TONGUE
CN XII (HYPOGLOSSAL)
255
WHERE ARE THE SUBMANDIBULAR GLANDS LOCATED
ALONG THE BODY OF THE MANDIBLE IN THE SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE, PARTLY SUPERFICIAL AND PARTLY DEEP TO THE MYLOHYOID MUSCLE
256
THIS SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND RUNS MEDIALLY TO OPEN ON EACH SIDE OF THE LINGUAL FRENULUM IN THE SUBLINGUAL CARUNCLE
SUBMANDIBULAR DUCT
257
WHERE DOES THE SUBMANDIBULAR DUCT OPEN
IN THE SUBLINGUAL CARUNCLE
258
WHERE DOES THE SUPERIOR PARATHYROID GLANDS LIE
ABOUT 1 CM SUPERIOR TO THE ENTRY POINT OF THE INFERIOR THYROID ARTERY INTO THE THYROID GLAND
259
WHERE DOES THE INFERIOR THYROID GLAND LIE
ABOUT 1 CM INFERIOR TO THE ENTRY POINT OF THE INFERIOR THYROID ARTERY INTO THE THYROID GLAND
260
WHAT IS THE CRICOID
PART OF THE LARYNX THAT IS A COMPLETE RING, THAT IS NARROWER ANTERIORLY THAN POSTERIORLY
261
WHAT DOES THE LOWER BORDER OF THE CRICOID MARK
THE INFERIOR LIMIT OF THE LARYNX
262
WHAT PROCEDURE IS CONDUCTED BY PERFORMING AN INCISION THRU THE SKIN TO CREATE A PATENT AIRWAY FOR A PATIENT THAT IS CHOKING
CRICOTHYROTOMY
263
WHAT CRANIAL NERVE INNERVATES THE LARYNX
CRANIAL NERVE X (VAGUS)
264
WHAT DOES A PERSISTENT HORSE VOICE IN A PERSON INDICATE
VAGUS NERVE PROBLEMS
265
DAMAGE TO WHAT NERVE LEADS TO A LACK OF VOICE PRODUCTION
RECURRENT LARYNGEAL
266
WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE NASOPHARYNX
PHARYNGEAL TONSILS
OPENING OF PHARYNGOTYPANIC TUBE
TORUS OF PHARYNGOTYPANIC TUBE
SALPINGOPHARYNGEAL FOLD
PHARNYGEAL RECESS
267
WHAT IS THE REMOVAL OF THE ADENOIDS CALLED
ADENOIDECTOMY
268
THE PHARYNGEAL TONSILS ARE COMMOMLY CALLED
ADENOIDS
269
THE ADENOIDS ARE MANY TIMES REMOVED WHEN SWOLLEN BECAUSE
THE SWELLING CAN BLOCK THE AIRFLOW IN THE NASAL PASSAGE
270
WHAT ARE PALATINE TONSILS
MASSES OF LYMPHOID TISSUE ON EACH SIDE OF THE OROPHARYNX, BETWEEN THE PALATINE ARCHES
271
WHEN IS A TONSILLECTOMY PERFORMED
WHEN THE PALATINE TONSILS ARE INFLAMMED
272
WHAT OTHER PROCEDURE IS OFTEN TIMES PERFORMED IN COMBINATION WHEN A TONSILLECTOMY IS PERFORMED
ADENOIDECTOMY
273
WHAT STRUCTURE LIES POSTEROLATERAL TO THE TOSILLAR BED
INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
274
A MISTAKE DURING TH ECONDUCTING OF A TONSILLECTOMY COULD BE DISTRASTROUS BECAUSE
THE INTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY CAN BE DAMAGED AND THAT CAN RESULT IN DEATH OF THE PATIENT
275
WHAT IS THE MUSCLE DISTRIBUTION OF THE ESOPHAGUS
SUPERIOR 1/3 IS STRIATED
MIDDLE 1/3 IS STRIATED & SMOOTH
INFERIOR 1/3 IS SMOOTH
276
WHAT 3 BONES COMPOSE THE SKELETON OF THE EXTERNAL NOSE
FRONTAL, NASAL AND FRONTAL PROCESS OF THE MAXILLA
277
WHEN IS CLASSIC EAGLE SYNDROME USUALLY SEEN IN PATIENTS
AFTER THROAT TRAUMA OR TONSILLECTOMY
278
WHAT ARE THE SYMPTOMS OF EAGLE SYNDROME
RINGING IN THE EARS
HEADACHE
MIGRAINE
PAIN WHEN MOVING JAW
JAW LIMITATION
TMJ COMPLICATION
SORE THROAT
DIFFICULTY PRONOUNCING WORDS
279
WHAT IS THE TREATMENT FOR EAGLE SYNDROME
CUT OF SHREDDING OF THE STYLOID LIGAMENT
280
THE MEDIAN NERVE SUPPLIES ALL OF THE MUSCLES OF THE ANTERIOR COMPARTMENT OF THE FOREARM EXCEPT
FCU AND PART OF THE FDP
281
WHAT CAUSES CARPAL TUNNEL
PRESSURE ON THE MEDIAN NERVE
282
WHICH ARTERIES PARTICIPATE IN ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSES AROUND THE ELBOW
MIDDLE & RADIAL COLLATERAL AA
SUPERIOR ULNAR A
INFERIOR UNLAR COLLATERAL A
ANTERIOR & POSTERIOR ULNAR RECRRENT AA
RADIAL RECURRENT A
283
WHERE IS THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE LOCATED
BETWEEN THE GREATER AND LESSER WINGS OF THE SPHENOID BONE
284
WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE SUPERIOR WALL OR ROOF OF THE ORBIT
LESSER WING OF THE SPHENOID BONE AND THE FRONTAL BONE
285
CAN THE THYOID GLAND STILL GET BLOOD IF THE THYROCERVICAL TRUNK IS BLOCKED?
YES, VIA THE SUPERIOR THYROID ARTERY FROM THE MAXILLARY ARTERY OFF OF THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
286
WHAT PASSES THRU THE CAROTID SHEATH
COMMON CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL CAROTID ARTETY
INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN
VAGUS NERVE
287
WHARE ARE THE SMALL LATERAL FOLDS OF THE LINGULA MUCOSA
FOLIATE PAPILLAE
288
WHAT MUSCLES MAKE UP THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIER
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS SUPERIOR
&
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
289
THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE CONTAINS WHAT
THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY AND THE SUBOCCIPITAL NERVE
290
13YO CHILD COMES INTO THE ER FOR A NOSEBLEED AFTER SPENDING THE DAY OUT IN THE SUN. AS THE ER ATTENDING YOU KNOW THE LIKELY SOURCE OF HER BLEEDING COMES FROM THIS ANTERIOR PART OF THE NASAL SEPTUM WHERE ARTERIES ANASTOMOSE
KIESSELBACH AREA
291
THE GREAT AURICULAR NERVE SUPPLIES
THE PAROTID GLAND
THE AURICLE
&
THE AREA OVER THE MASTOID PROCESS
292
WHAT IS THE COURSE OF THE SUPRACLAVICULAR NERVE AND WHAT DOES IT SUPPLY
IT DESCENDS DEEP TO THE SCM TOWARDS THE SHOULDER REGION
IT SUPPLIES THE SKIN OVER THE BASE OF THE NECK & UPPER STERNUM, THE SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR PORTION OF THE PECTORALIS MAJOR MUSCLE, AND THE SKIN OVER THE SUPERIOR 1/3 OF THE DELTOID MUCLE
293
WHICH NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE JUGULAR FORAMEN
CN IX (GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL)
CN X (VAGUS)
CN XI (ACCESSORY)
294
THAT ENTERS THE CRANIUM THRU THE FORAMEN MAGNUM AND EXITS THRU THE JUGULAR FORAMEN AND WHAT IT INNERVATES
CN XI (ACCESSORY)
IT INNERVATES THE SCM AND THE TRAPEZIUS MUSCLE
295
NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE STYLOMASTOID FORAMEN
CN VII (FACIAL)
**STAPEDIUS NERVE BRANCH**
296
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE
ABDUCTS, ELEVATES AND LATERALLY ROTATES THE EYEBALL
297
NAME THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE THAT IS INNERVATED BY CN IV (TROCHLEAR)
SUPERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE
298
WHAT IS THE ACTION OF THE SUPERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE
ABDUCTS, DEPRESSES AND MEDIALLY ROTATES THE EYE
299
ALL INTRINSIC LARYNX MUSCLES ARE INNERVATED BY THE RECURRENT LARYNGEAL NERVE EXCEPT FOR
CRICOTHYROID MUSCLE
300
WHAT IS THE ROLE OF THE EXTERNAL LAYER OF THE PHARYNX MUSCLES `
THEY CONSTRICT THE WALLS OF THE PHARYNX WHEN SWALLOWING
301
CLES ARE INCLUDED IN THE EXTERNAL LAYER OF THE PHARYNX
SUPERIOR
MIDDLE
& INFERIOR PHARYNGEAL CONSTRICTOR MUSCLES
302
WHAT OPENING WOULD YOU FIND IN THE SPHENOETHMOIDAL RECESS
OPENING OF THE SPHENOIDAL SINUS
303
WHAT OPENING WOULD YOU FIND IN THE SUPERIOR NASAL MEATUS
OPENING OF THE POSTERIOR ETHMIOIDAL SINUSES
304
THIS ARTERY SUPPLIES THE BONE MARROW OF THE HUMERUS AND DOES NOT PARTICIPATE IN ARTERIAL ANASTOMOSES AROUND THE ELBOW
HUMERAL NUTRIENT ARTERY
305
ING WOULD YOU FIND IN THE ETHMOIDAL BULLA
MIDDLE ETHMOIDAL SINUS
306
WHAT IS THE PTERION
WHERE THE FRONTAL, PARIETAL, TEMPORAL, AND SPHENOID BONES JOIN TOGETHER
307
WHAT MAJOR ARTERY IS FOUND BEHIND THE PTERION
MIDDLE MENINGEAL ARTERY. IT PROVIDES MAJOR BLOOD SUPPLY TO THE BRAIN
*SHOULD ALWAYS WEAR A HELMET*
308
WHERE IS THE INFERIOR ORDBITAL FISSURE LOCATED
BETWEEN THE MAXILLA, ZYGOMATIC, AND GREATER WINGS OF THE SPHENOID BONES
309
THE INFRAPORBITAL FORAMEN IS FOUND ON WHAT BONE
MAXILLA
310
WHERE IS THE SUPRORBITAL FORAMEN LOCATED
ON THE SUPRAORBITAL MARGIN OF THE FRONTAL BONE
311
WHAT BONE MAKES UP THE INFERIOR WALL(FLOOR) OF THE ORBIT
MAXILLA
312
BONES MAKE UP THE LATERAL WALL OF THE ORBIT
THE GREATER WING OF THE SPHENOID AND THE ZYGOMATIC BONE
313
WHAT BONES MAKE UP THE MEDIAL WALL OF THE ORBIT
LACRIMAL BONE AND THE ORBITAL PLATE OF THE ETHMOID BONE
314
DURING THE OCCURRENCE OF A MAJOR STROKE, ALL OF THE MAJOR SUBCLAVIAN ARTERIES WILL BE AFFECTED EXCEPT
A.) INTERNAL THORACIC
B.) THYROCERVICAL
C.) VERTEBRAL TRUNK
D.) BRACHIOCEPHALIC
D.) BRACHIOCEPHALIC BECAUSE IT IS NOT A MAJOR ARTERY OF THE SUBCLAVIAN
315
IF A PATIENT PASSES OUT, WHAT SHOULD YOU DO
LAYBTHEM FLAT AND RAISE THEIR LEGS TO INCREASE PRESSURE TO THE CAROTID SINUS
316
THIS DEEP LYMPHATIC NODE DRAINS SUPERFICIAL TONGUE, AND PALATINE TONSILS, NODES AND VESSELS
JUGULODIGASTRIC
317
THIS IS THE NODE THAT SWELLS UP IN THE NECK DURING AN INFECTION. IN THE CASE OF CANCER OR METASTASIS IN THE HEAD OR NECK, THIS IS THE 1ST NODE TO SWELL
JUGULODIGATSTRIC
318
THIS DEEP LYMPHATIC NODE DRAINS TONGUE NODES AND VESELS. IF ENLARGED, IT COULD BE A SIGN OF TONGUE CARCINOMA
JUGULOOMOHYOID
319
WHAT DO PARASYMPATHETIC FIBERS OF THE EYE DO
CONSTRICT THE PUPIL
320
WHAT DOES PARASYMPATHETIC AGONIST DO
CONSTRICT THE PUPIL MORE
321
WHAT DO PARASYMPATHEIC ANTAGONIST DO
DILATE THE PUPIL
322
WHAT DO SYMPATHETIC FIBERS DO TO THE EYE
DILATE THE PUPIL
323
WHAT DO SYMPATHETIC AGONIST DO
DILATE THE PUPIL MORE
324
WHAT DO SYMPATHETIC ANTAGONISTS DO
CONSTRICT THE PUPIL
325
ALL EXTRINSINC MUSCLES OF THE TONGUE ARE INNERVATED BY CN XII EXCEPT
PALATOGLOSSUS. ITS INNERVATED BY CN X
326
WHICH SULCUS DIVIDES THE ANTERIOR 2/3 FROM THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE TONGUE
TERMINAL SULCUS
327
WHERE IS THE TERMINAL SULCUS LOCATED
ON THE DORSUM
328
WHAT IS THE OPENING OF THE NASOLACRIMAL DUCT CALLED
INFERIOR NASAL MEATUS
329
WHAT LAYERS OF THE DEEP NECK FASCIA CONTRIBUTE TO THE FORMATION OF THE CAROTID SHEATH
INVESTING, PRETRACHEAL, AND PREVERTEBRAL
330
THIS STRUCTURE IS LARGE AND FLAT TOPPED, AND LIES ANTERIOR TO THE TERMINAL SULCUS IN A V-SHAPED ROW
VALLATE PAPILLAE
331
ALL MUSCLES OF MASTICATION ELEVATE THE MANDIBLE EXCEPT
THE LATERAL PTERYGOID. IT DEPRESSES THE MANDIBLE
332
MUSCLES DEPRESS THE MANDIBLE
PLATYSMA
LATERLA PTERYGOID
DIGASTRIC
333
WHERE IS THE SUBMENTAL TRIANGLE LOCATED
AREA INFERIOR TO THE CHIN
334
WHAT ARE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SUBMENTSAL TRIANGLE
BETEEWEEN THE RIGHT AND LEFT ANTERIOR BELLY OF THE DIGASTRIC MUSCLE AND THE BODY OF THE HYOID
335
THE CONTENTS OF THE SUBMENTAL TRIANGLE
SUBMENTAL LYMPH NODES
SMALL VEINS THAT JOIN TO FORM THE ANTERIOR JUGULAR VEIN
336
WHERE IS THE SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE LOCATED
IN THE GLANDULAR AREA
337
WHAT ARE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE
BETWEEN THE ANTERIOR AND POSTERIOR BELLIES OF THE DIGASTRIC AND INFERIOR BORDER OF THE MANDIBLE
338
WHAT ARE THE CONTENTS OF THE SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE
SUBMANDIBULAR GLAND
SUBMANDIBULAR LYMPH NODES
HYPOGLOSSAL NERVE
MYLOHYOID MUSCLE
PARTS OF FACIAL ARTERY AND VEIN
339
WHERE IS THE CAROTID TRIANGLE LOCATED
VASCUALR AREA
340
WHAT ARE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE CAROTID TRIANGLE
BETWEEN THE ANTERIOR BORDER OF THE SCM, SUPERIOR BELLY OF THE OMOHYOID, AND THE POSTERIOR BELLY OF THE DIGASTRIC
341
WHAT ARE THE CONTENTS OF THE CAROTID TRIANGLE
COMMON CAROTID ARTERY
INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN
VAGUS NERVE
EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY
MOTOR BRANCHES OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS
THYROID GLAND
LARYNX
PHARYNX
342
WHAT ARE THE BOUNDARIES OF THE MUSCULAR TRIANGLE
ANTERIOR BORDER OF SCM, SUPERIOR BELLY OF OMOHYOID, AND MEDIAN PLANE OF THE NECK
343
WHAT ARE THE CONTENTS OF THE MUSCULAR TRIANGHLE
INFRAHYOID MUSCLES
THYROID GLANDS
PARATHYROID GLANDS
344
WHAT MUSCLES MAKE UP THE BOUNDARIES OF THE SUBOCCIPATL TRIANGLE
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS SUPERIOR
RECTUS CAPITIS POSTERIOR MAJOR
345
WHICH OF THE SUBOCCIPITAL MUSCLES DO NOT PARTICIPATE WITH THE INFERIOR NUCHAL LINE
OBLIQUUS CAPITIS INFERIOR
346
WHAT IS THE CLINICAL RELEVANCE OF THE SUBOCCIPITAL TRIANGLE
THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY IS ACCESSED HERE IN ORDER TO CONDUCT ANGIOGRAPHY OF THE CIRCLE OF WILLIS
347
ARTERY SUPPLIES THE MAXILLARY TEETH
INFRAORBITAL ARTERY
348
THESE STRUCTURES ARE MUSHROOM SHAPED, AND SCATTERED ALONG THE FILIFORM PAPILLAE. THEY ARE MOST NUMEROUS AT THE APEX
FUNGIFORM PAPILLAE
349
NAME THE 4 LINGUAL PAPILLAE
VALLATE
FOLIATE
FILIFORM
FUNGIFORM
350
WHERE ON THE TONGUE ARE THE LINGUAL PAPILLAE LOCATED
ON THE DORSUM
351
WHICH LINGUAL PAPILLAE HAVE TASTE BUDS
VALLATE
FOLIATE
FUNGIFORM
352
WHAT ARE LINGUAL TONSILS
CLUSTERS OF LYPHOIDAL NODULES ON THE POSTERIOR 1/3 OF THE TONGUE
353
THE POSTERIOR RAMI OF THE CERVIACAL SPINAL NERVES SUPPLY WHAT
MUSCLES, SKIN, AND SCALP, ON THE BACK OF THE HEAD AND NECK
354
WHAT DO THE POSTERIOR RAMI NERVES (C3-C7) SUPPLY
INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THE BACK AND OVERLYING SKIN
355
WHAT ARE THE COMPONENTS OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS
ANSA CERVICALIS
PHRENIC NERVE
CUTANEOUS BRANCHES
DEEP MOTOTR BRANCHES
CONTRIBUTIONS TO ACCESSORY NERVE (CN XI)
356
CUTANEOUS BRANCHES OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS ORIGINATE FROM WHAT
THE POSTERIOR BORDER OF THE SCM
357
MOTOR BRANCHES OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS ARISE FROM WHAT
THE ANTERIOR BORDER OF THE SCM
358
WHICH NERVE INITIALLY RUNS ANTERIORLY WITH THE SUPERIOR ROOT OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
CN XII (HYPOGLOSSAL)
359
T OR F:
THE ANSA CERVICALIS INNERVATES ALL OF THE INFRAHYOID MUSCLES
FALSE. IT INNERVATES THEM ALL EXCEPT FOR THE THYROHYOID
360
CN II (OPTIC) ENTERS THE CRANIUM VIA
OPTIC CANAL
361
JUST BEFORE THE SUPERIOR ROOT OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS TURNS INFERIORLY, THERE ARE TWO BRANCHES RUNNING ANTERIORLY. WHAT ARE THEY
GENIOHYOID AND THYROHYOID MUSCLES
362
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
OMOHYOID
STERNOTHYROID
STERNOHYOID
GENIOHYOID
THYROHYOID
363
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
OMOHYOID
STERNOTHYROID
STERNOHYOID
GENIOHYOID
THYROHYOID
364
WHAT ARE THE BRANCHES OF THE ANSA CERVICALIS
OMOHYOID
STERNOTHYROID
STERNOHYOID
GENIOHYOID
THYROHYOID
365
WHAT DOES THE PHRNIC NERVE SUPPLY
DIAPHRAGM
366
WHAT ARE THE CUTANEOUS BRANCHES OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS
LESSER OCCIPITAL N
GREATER AURICULAR N
TRANSVERSE CERVICAL/ANTERIOR CUTANEOUS
SUPRCLAVICULAR
367
WHAT DOES THE GRATER AURICULA NERVE SUPPLY
PAROTID GLAND
AURICLE
AREA OVER MASTOID PROCESS
368
WHAT DO DEEP MOTOR BRANCHES OF THE CERVICAL PLEXUS SUPPLY
PREVERTEBRAL ,USCLES
369
TRUE OR FALSE.
ALL 3 GANGLIA OF THE CERVICAL SYMPATHETIC TRUN HAVE NERVE BRANCHES THAT RUN TOWARD THE CARDIAC PLEXUS
TRUE
370
WHAT ARE THE VISCERAL BRANCHES OF THE SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION
PHARYNX
LARYNX
THYROID
371
HOW DO THE ARTERIAL BRANCHES OF THE MIDDLE CERVICAL GANGLION RUN
THEY RUN ANTERIORLY TOWARSD THE THYROID GLAND
372
HOW DO THE ARTERIAL BRANCHES OF THE INFERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION RUN
THEY RUN ALONG THE VERTEBRAL ARTERY INTO THE CRANIAL CAVITY
373
WHICH NERVES RUN THRU THE SUPERIOR ORBITAL FISSURE
CN III (OCULOMOTOR)
CN IV (TROCHLEAR)
CN V3 (OPHTHALMIC)
CN VI (ABDUCENS)
374
THIS NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE FORAMEN OVALE
CN V3 (MANDIBULAR DIVISION OF TRIGEMINAL)
375
WHICH NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE JUGULAR FORAMEN
CN IX (GLOSSOPHARYNGEAL)
CN X (VAGUS)
CN XI (ACCESSORY)
376
NAME THE NERVE THAT ENTERS THE CRANIUM THRU THE FORAMEN MAGNUM AND EXITS THRU THE JUGULAR FORAMEN
CN XI (ACCESSORY)
377
WHAT DOES CN XI (ACCESSORY) INNERVATE
SCM AND TRAPEZIUS
378
WHICH NERVES ENTER INTO THE CRANIUM THRU THE INTERNAL ACOUSTIC MEATUS
CN VII (FACIAL)
CN VIII (VESTIBULOCOCHLEAR)
379
THIS NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE STYLOMASTOID FORAMEN
CN VII (FACIAL)
**STAPEDIUS NERVE BRANCH**
380
THIS NERVE EXITS THE CRANIUM VIA THE HYPOGLOSSAL CANAL
CN XII (HYPOGLOSSAL)
381
THIS NERVE GOES ANTERIORLY BETWEEN THE EXTERNAL CAROTID ARTERY AND THE INTERNAL JUGULAR VEIN, RUNS DEEP TO THE POSTERIOR BELLY OF THE DIGASTRIC AND STYLOHYOID MUSCLES TO ENTER THE SUBMANDIBULAR TRIANGLE
CN XII (HYPOGLOSSAL)
382
COAGULATION PROBLEM CAUSING A PATIENT TO HAVE MORE RECURRENT NOSEBLEEDS
HEMOPHILIA
383
WHICH CRANIAL NERVE PASSED THRU THE CRIBRIFORM PLATE
CN I (OLFACTORY)
384
ALL OF THESE GANGLIONS ARE PARASYMPATHETIC EXCEPT:
A.) CILIARY
B.) OTIC
C.) SUPERIOR CERVICAL
D.) PTERYGOPALATINE
E.) SUBMANDIBULAR
C.) SUPERIOR CERVICAL
385
WHAT PARANASAL SINUSES ARE YOU LIKELY TO FIND POSTERIOR TO THE ROOT OF THE NOSE WHICH DRAIN THRU A FRONTONASAL DUCT IN TH ETHMOIDAL INFUNDIBULUM
FRONTAL SINUSES
386
WHAT PARANASAL SINUSES DRAIN INTO THE SPHENOETHMOIDAL RECESS
SPHENOID SINUSES
387
NAME THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES INNERVATED BY CN III (OCULOMOTOR)
LEVATOR PALPEBRAE SUPERIORIS
INFERIOR OBLIQUE
SUPERIOR RECTUS
INFERIRO RECTUS
MEDIAL RECTUS
388
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE LEVATOR PALPEBRAE SUPERIORIS
ELEVATES THE SUPERIOR EYELID
389
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE INFERIOR OBLIQUE MUSCLE
ABDUCTS, ELEVATES, AND LATERALLY ROTATES THE EYEBALL
390
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE SUPERIOR RECTUS MUSCLE
ELEVATES, ADDUCTS, AND MEDIALLY ROTATES EYEBALL
391
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE INFERIOR RECTUS MUSCLE
DEPRESSES, ADDUCTS, AND LATERALLY ROTATES EYEBALL
392
WHAT IS THE MAIN ACTION OF THE MEDIAL RECTUS MUSCLE
ADDUCTS THE EYEBALL
393
NAME THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE INNERVATED BY CN IV (TROCHLEAR)
SUPERIOR OBLIQUE
394
NAME THE EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLE INNERVATED BY CN VI (ABDUCENS)
LATERAL RECTUS
395
WHAT STRUCTURE WOULD YOU EXPECT TO ENCOUNTRER DIRECTLY ANTERIOR TO THE ESOPHAGUS WHEN PERFORMING AND ENDOSCOPY
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