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Clinical Anatomy 1 - Thorax, Head and Neck > Head & Neck Structure Relations > Flashcards

Head & Neck Structure Relations Flashcards

1
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The parotid duct passes blank and blank to the masseter muscle

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lateral (superficial) and anterior

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The parotid gland is positioned blank to the masseter muscle

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Posterior and lateral (superficial)

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3
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The branches of the facial nerve pass blank to the masseter muscle

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lateral (superficial)

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4
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The facial artery passess blank to the mandible (body)

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lateral (superficial)

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5
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On the face, the facial vein is positioned blank to the facial artery

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posterior

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6
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The sternocleidomastoid muscle is positioned blank to the both the omohyoid muscle and carotid sheath

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superficial

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7
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The external jugular vein passes blank to the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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lateral (superficial)

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The great auricular and transverse cervical nerves pass blank and blank to the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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posterior and lateral (superficial)

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9
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The lesser occipital nerve passess blank to the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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posterior

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10
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The accessory nerve passes blank and then blank to the sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Medial (deep) and posterior

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11
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The hyoid bone is positioned blank to the thyroid cartilage

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superior

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12
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The omohyoid muscle is positioned blank to the sternothyroid muscle and passes blank to the carotid sheath

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anterior-lateral and superficial

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At the level of the thyroid cartilage, the sternothyroid muscle is positioned blank to the sternohyoid muscle

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Deep and lateral

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The submandibular gland is positioned blank to the mylohyoid muscle

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posterior and inferior

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The digastric muscle (anterior belly) is positioned blank to the mylohyoid muscle

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superficial (inferior-lateral)

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16
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The thyroid gland (lobes) is positioned directly blank to the trachea

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lateral

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17
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The ansa cervicalis (inferior root) passes blank to the internal jugular vein

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lateral (superficial)

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18
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The ansa cervicalis (superior root) is positioned blank to the internal jugular vein

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anterior

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19
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The vagus nerve is positioned blank to the internal jugular vein and blank to the common carotid artery

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posterior-medial and posterior-lateral

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20
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The internal jugular vein is positioned blank to the carotid artery

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lateral

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21
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The external carotid artery is positioned blank to the internal carotid artery

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anterior

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22
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The facial artery passes blank to the stylohyoid muscle and the intermediate tendon of the digastric muscle

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medial (deep)

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23
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The hypoglossal nerve passes blank to the stylohyoid muscle and the intermediate tendon of the digastric muscle and blank to the hyoglossus muscle

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medial (deep) and lateral (superficial)

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24
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During its posterior course, the occipital artery first passes blank and then blank to the hypoglossal nerve

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medial (deep) and lateral (superficial)

25
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The subclavian artery passes directly blank to the anterior scalene muscle

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posterior

26
Q

The phrenic nerve and subclavian vein pass directly blank to the anterior scalene muscle

A

anterior

27
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The suprascapular and transverse cervical arteries typically pass directly blank to the anterior scalene muscle

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anterior

28
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The brachial plexus (roots) are positioned directly blank to the middle scalene and directly blank to the anterior scalene muscles

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anterior and posterior

29
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The left brachiocephalic vein passes blank to both the left common carotid and brachiocephalic arteries

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anterior

30
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The left phrenic nerve passes blank to the left brachiocephalic vein

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posterior

31
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The inferior thyroid artery passes blank to the common carotid artery

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deep (posterior-medial)

32
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The ascending cervical artery is positioned directly blank to the anterior scalene muscle

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anterior

33
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The thoracic duct passes blank to the left subclavian artery and phrenic nerve and blank to the common carotid artery, vagus nerve and internal jugular vein

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anterior and posterior

34
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The trachea is positioned directly blank to the esophagus

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anterior

35
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The recurrent laryngeal nerve is positioned blank to the trachea

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lateral

36
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The right recurrent laryngeal nerve passes blank to the right subclavian artery

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inferior and posterior

37
Q

The vagus nerves pass directly blank to the subclavian arteries

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anterior

38
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The splenius capitis muscle is positioned blank to the semispinalis capitis muscle

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superficial

39
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The splenius cervicis muscle is positioned blank to the longissimus capitis muscle

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superficial

40
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The greater occipital nerve passes blank to the inferior oblique muscle

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inferior and posterior

41
Q

The masseter muscle is positioned blank to the mandible (ramus) and blank to the zygomatic arch

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lateral (superficial) and inferior

42
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The temporalis muscle passes blank to the zygomatic arch

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medial (deep)

43
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The lateral pterygoid muscle is positioned blank to the medial pterygoid muscle and blank to the head and neck of the mandible

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superior and anterior

44
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The lingual nerve passes blank to the mandible and blank to the medial pterygoid muscle and is positioned blank to the inferior alveolar nerve

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medial, lateral and anterior

45
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The medial pterygoid muscle is positioned blank to the mandible (ramus)

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medial (deep)

46
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The maxillary artery passes blank to the mandible (neck) and blank to the sphenomandibular ligament. It typically passes blank to the lateral pterygoid muscle

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medial, lateral and lateral

47
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The retromandibular vein is positioned blank to the mandible (ramus)

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posterior-medial

48
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The oculomotor nerve passes blank to the cerebral peduncle of the midbrain

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medial

49
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The oculomotor nerve passes directly blank to the posterior cerebral artery and directly blank to the superior cerebellar artery

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inferior and superior

50
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The glossopharyngeal nerve passes directly blank to the medullary olive

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lateral

51
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The hypoglossal nerve passes directly blank to the medullary pyramid

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lateral

52
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The vagus nerve passes directly blank to the medullary olive

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lateral

53
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The basilar artery is positioned blank to the pons

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ventral

54
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The internal carotid artery is positioned blank to the pituitary

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lateral

55
Q

The mylohyoid muscle is positioned blank to the geniohyoid muscle

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inferior

56
Q

The genioglossus muscle is positioned blank to the geniohyoid muscle

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superior

57
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The hyoglossus muscle is positioned blank to the hyoid bone

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superior

58
Q

The hypoglossal nerve passes blank to the mylohyoid muscle and blank to the hyoglossus muscle

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deep (superior-medial) and lateral

59
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The lingual artery passes blank to the hyoglossus muscle

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medial (deep)

Clinical Anatomy 1 - Thorax, Head and Neck (10 decks)

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