quiz 1 Flashcards

(44 cards)

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RIng of tonsils (5), also called….

A
Adenoid
Eustachian
Palatine
Lingual
Sublingual

also called Waldeyer’s Ring

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2
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Glossoptosis

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collapse of oropharynx, tongue dropping posteriorly

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3
Q

Macroglossia

A

Large Tongue

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4
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Micrognathia

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small jaw, mandible

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5
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Prognathism

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prutruding Jaw. mandible

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6
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Microgenia

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small chin

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7
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microstomia

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Small mouth

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8
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malocclusion

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upper protrusion, buck teeth, overbite

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9
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Supraglottis Compartment contains:

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Epiglottis

False vocal folds

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10
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Glottis (ventricle) contains:

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True vocal folds
Rima Gottidis
Arytenoids

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11
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Narrowest part of airway in adults

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Rima Glottidis

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12
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Infraglottis Compartment contains:

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Cricoid cartilage

Trachea

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13
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Larynx contains 9 structures, 3 paired and 3 unpaired

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3 Paired:
-Arytenoid
-Corniculate
-Cuneiform
3 Unpaired:
-Epiglottis
-Thyroid
-Cricoid
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14
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Hyoid bone suspends what?

A

Larynx

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15
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Extrinsic Larynx muscles do what?

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  • Attach larynx to bone and pharynx

- Move larynx during swallowing

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16
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Intrinsic Larynx muscles do what (2 sets)?

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  • One alters size and shape

- Other moves true vocal folds

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17
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Aryepiglottic muscle action

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Pulls epiglottis down over larynx

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18
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Thryoepiglottic Muscle action

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Assist pulling epiglottis down

19
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Obliquie Arytenoid

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Pulls arytenoids together, adductor

20
Q

Only intrinsic muscle that isnt innervated by the Recurrent Laryngeal Nerve (RLN) and what nerve does it use

A

Cricothyroid

External Superior Laryngeal Nerve

21
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Cricothyroid muscle action

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Tensor of vocal cords

22
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Throarytenoid muscle action

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Relaxer of vocal cords

23
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Lateral Cricoarytenoid muscle action

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Adductor of vocal cords

24
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Posterior Cricoarytenoid muscle action

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Abductor of vocal cords

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Traverse Arytenoid muscle action
Adductor of vocal cords
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Vocalis muscle action
Abductor
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where does the larynx move during swallowing?
Upward
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Laryngeal Membranes:
Thyrohyoid membrane Quadrangular Membrane Cricothyroid Membrane
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Membrane used for emergency airway or jet ventilation
Crycothyroid Membrane
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The Nerve that the RLN and SLN branch from, also what number
Vagus nerve | CN X
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Stimulation of what nerve causes laryngospasm
Internal SLN
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Internal SLN provides:
sensation to supraglottic and ventricle compartment
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External SLN provides:
Motor innervation of cricothyroid muscle
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Sphenopalatine ganglion innervates, and what nerve
nasal mucosa, superior pharynx, uvula, tonsils CN V
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Glossopharyngeal Nerve innervates, and what nerve
oral pharynx, supraglottic region CN IX
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Space anterior to the epiglottis at the root of the tongue
Vallecula
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pressure applied on the cricoid to close the esophagus
Sellicks Maneuver
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Narrowest part of childs airway
Cricoid ring
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Level of Carina
T5-7 | 25cm from teeth
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how is gas exchanged between airspace and pulm capillaries
Simple diffusion
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Alveoli cell types
``` Type 1 Pneumocyte Type 2 Pneumocyte Endothelial capillaries Macrophages Septal Cells Mast Cells ```
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Type I Pneumocyte
- 95% alveolar wall - flat and thin for increased alveolar surface area - Controls fluid movement between interstitium and airspace
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Type II Pneumocyte
Regenerates PC I Secretes surfactant Maturation of PC 2 occurs at 24 weeks gestation
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Bronchioles
Thick O-ring Risk of Bronchospasm no gas exchange