head and neck Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
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Digastric - anterior o i i

A

digastric fossa of mandible,
intermediate tendon
mylohyoid nerve V3

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digastric - posterior belly

A

mastoid process
insertion intermediate tendon
facial nerve

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3
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geniohyoid

A

inferior mental spine of symphysis menti (mandible)
hyoid
C1

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4
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stylohyoid

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temporal styloid process
hyoid
facial

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5
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mylohyoid

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mylohyoid line of mandible
hyoid
myohyoid nerve V3

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6
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Sternohyoid

A

manubruim
hyoid
ansa cervicalis

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7
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sternothyroid

A

manubruim
oblique line of thyroid cartilage
ansa cervicalis

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8
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thyrohyoid

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oblique line of thyroid cartilage
hyoid
C1 - via hypoglossal

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9
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omohyoid - superior belly

A

intermediate tendon
hyoid
superior root of ansa cervicalis

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omohyoid - inferior belly

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superior border of scapula
intermediate tendon
ansa cervicalis

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11
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nerve roots of ansa cervicalis

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superior root c1

inferior root c2 and c3

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12
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what is laryngotomy

A

incision in cricothyroid membrane

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13
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what is tracheostomy

A

incision in trachea

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14
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what level does the carotid bifurcate and laryngeal process lie

A

C4

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15
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name anterior branches of the carotid - inferior 1st

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superior thyroid, lingual, facial, maxillary

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16
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muscles vary pitch and how

A

intrinsic muscle

length and tension of vocal cords - changes frequency of vibration

17
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what nerve supplies intrinsic muscles of the larynx

18
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which branch of the vagus supplies which intrinsic muscle

A

all recurrent laryngeal
APART from
1) cricothyroid = superior laryngeal nerve

19
Q

describe path of external laryngeal nerve

A

depends on larynx beneath sternthyroid,

20
Q

put these structures in order - superior 1st

  • thyroid cartilage
  • cricothyroid membrane
  • trachea
  • isthmus of thyroid
  • cricoid cartilage
  • hyoid bone
A
  • hyoid
  • thyroid cartilage
  • cricoid membrane
  • cricoid cartilage - isthmus of thyroid (connects lobes)
  • Trachea
21
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posterior triangle

A

anterior border - sternocleomastoid
posterior - trapezius
floor - clavicle

22
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anterior

A

base - jugular notch
anterior - midline of neck
posterior - sternocleomastoid
apex - line extending from mandible to mastoid process

23
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What strucutes can be damaged by a stab wound to the posterior triangle

A

lung

brachial plexus

24
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function of infra hyoid muscles

A

depress the hyoid bone during swallowing and speech

25
function of the supra hyoid muscles
elevate the hyoid bone or open mouth if straps are holding hyoid down
26
which muscles does the parotid duct transverse and perice
traverse - masseter | insert through - buccinator
27
where does the parotid gland enter the mouth
by the second molar - superior
28
what cranial nerves exit the skull with the vagus
glossopharyngeal and accessory
29
in what order the the branches of the vagus to the pharynx and larynx come off
most superior - pharyngeal internal superior laryngeal- in-between hyoid and thyroid cartilage most inferior - external superior laryngeal - over the hyoid and thyroid cartilage
30
function of buccinator
babies - suckling | adults - whistling and smiling
31
explain why parotid gland may become swollen
salivary stones | compressed facial nerve - VERY PAINFUL
32
most painful condition related to trigeminal
trigeminal neuralgia
33
what runs in parotid
- facial nerve - splits into 5 branches - retromandibular vein - external carotid - bifurcates to superficial temporal and maxillary
34
what muscles dilate the eye
dilator pupillae | sphincter muscle
35
what are the 5 branches of the facial nerve
``` temporal zygomatic buccal mandibular cervical ```
36
what nerve fibres make up the chordae tympani
V3 and Facial
37
what are the autonomic ganglia of the head
cillary 3-v1-SP pterygopalatine 7-v2-Lac.G submandibular 7-v3-Sub.Man+Ling.G otic 9-v3-Parotid.G
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muscles of mastication - 4
1) medial pterygoid 2) lateral pterygoid 3) masseter 4) temporalis