Test 4 Flashcards by K Wil

Q

Mandibular N is sensory where?

A

Skin on lower face

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Mandibular N is sensory to what area of tongue?

A

Sensory anterior 2/3 of tongue

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Intermediate N

A

Branch of Facial

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Intermediate N

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Sensory roots with slight parasymp motor component

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Submandibular Ganglion

A

Goes to submandibular gland and lingual gland via the chords Tympani

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Bells Palsy

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Caused by compression of facial N

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Tympanic Membrane Nerve is a branch of?

A

Glossopharyngeal Nerve

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Vagus N

A

Is the longest CN

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Vagus N

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Exits through the jugular foramen

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Internal Laryngeal N

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Pierces through the thyroid membrane to innervate mucosa of larynx

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Inferior (Nodosa) Vagus Ganglia- SVA and GVA

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Carotid body, Sensory to Mucosal linings

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Spinal Accessory N

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Spinal branch gives rise to Motor SVE to SCM and Trapezium

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Hypoglossal N

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GSE to muscle of the tongue

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Hypoglossal N

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Runs with the Superior limb of Ansa Cervicalis

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Auditory receptors are located in?

A

Spiral or Organ of Corti

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N that passes through the parotid gland?

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Facial N

Q

Cell bodies of facial are located in?

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Geniculate Ganglion

Q

Parotid innervated by?

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Glossopharyngeal

Q

Hypoglossal N innervates?

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Muscles of the tongue

Q

Outer rim of pinna?

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Helix

Q

No parasympathetics?

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Trigeminal N

Q

Branch of Facial N

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Chordae tympani

Q

Scala media/chochlear duct?

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Contains Endolymph

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Superior Olivary Nucleus controlas?

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Compensatory eye movement

Elevate (up/down movement)?

Saccule

Auditory receptors

located in spiral organ

n that passes through the parotid

Facial

Cell bodies of facial located in

Geniculate ganglion

Cristae receptors

Located in cupula

Muscles of mastication

Trigeminal

Trigeminal ganglion

Semilunar

Only motor component of trigeminal

Mandibular

GSA sensory to ant 2/3 of tongue

Mandibular

Otic ganglion

Associated with parotid gland

Bells Palsy

Facial nerve damage

Accessory Nerve

Goes through jugular foramen

Tympanic nerve

Branch of glossopharyngeal

Carotid Sinus

Associated with nodose ganglion (aka inferior)