TOPIC 7

Question 1

1. What to do first?

Answer 1

Clean caudal to ear, dissect the m.digastricus
Find trachea
Find Thyroid gland

Question 2

A.Carotis communis

Answer 2

Branches of the Brachiocephallic trunck
Gives rise to:

A.thyroidea cranialis anastomosis w A. laryngealis cranialis

A. Carotis interna with Sinus Carotis
A. Occipitalis
A. Carotis Externa

Question 3

A. Carotis externa

Answer 3

Branches of A. Carotis communis
Gives of:
A.lingualis - Together with hypoglossal nerve
A.facialis - A.sublingualis
A.Auricularis caudalis
A.temporalis superficialis
A. Maxillaris
A. Auticularis rostralis
A. Transversa facieii

Question 4

Vagus group, Cranial nerves!

Answer 4

IX. N. glosso pharyngeus
X. N. Vagus
XI. N. Accesorius

Question 5

XI. Glossopharyngeus

Answer 5

• Transect M.stylopharyngeus to find the pharyngeal branch

- Caudal to stylohyoidbone, simple location once the vagus nerve has been found

Question 6

X. N.Vagus

Answer 6

+ N.sympatheticus = Vagosympathetic trunk

Runs with Common carotid and internal jugular v.

Question 7

XI. N.Accessorius

Answer 7

Innervates the sternocleido mastoideus group of muscles

Question 8

Ggl Cervicale craniale

Answer 8

Underneath the Parotid Gland in the deep
Ggl cervicale craniale is next to the Ggl distale.
At the head deep where the a. carotis externa is going

Question 9

How to start dissection

Answer 9

Common carotid a
Vagus nerv
Internal jugular
- Transect Brachiocephalicus