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Innervation/action of thyrohoid?
C1 fibers in hypoglossal nerve
A: elevate the larynx
4 infrahyoid muscles?
sternohyoid, omohyoid, sternothyroid, thyrohyoid
Origin, Insertion, Action of sternohyoid?
O: within thorax behind manubrium
I: hyoid bone
A: depressor of larynx
Origin, Insertion, Action of omohyoid?
O: scapula near suprascapular notch
I: hyoid bone
A: depressor of the larynx
Origin, Insertion of sternothyroid?
O: posterior manubrium below origin of sternohyoid
I: oblique end of thyroid cartilage
O, I, A of thyrohyoid?
O: Oblique line of thyroid cartilage
I: hyoid bone
A: elevator of the larynx
Where is the ansa cervicalis found?
anterior surface of carotid sheath
Path/muscles innervated by C1?
C1 fibers travel with hypoglossal nerve to innervate thyrohyoid & glenohyoid; then become descendens hypoglossi (sup root) to innervate superior belly of omohyoid
Path/muscles innervated by C2/C3?
Form infr root/descendens cervicalis; inferior belly of omohyoid, sternohyoid, sternothyroid
Origin, Insertion, nerve, action of digastric muscle?
O: medial aspect of mastoid process
I: inner surface of mandible (near midline)
A: elevator of larynx
innervation:
Posterior belly: facial nerve
Anterior belly: trigeminal nerve
Origin, insertion, action, path, & innervation of stylohyoid?
O: styloid process
I: hyoid bone
Action: elevator of larynx
Path: splits into 2 by posterior belly
Innervation: facial nerve
Origin, Insertion, Action, & nerve supply of mylohyoid?
O: mylohyoid line of mandible
I: hyoid bone
A: forms muscular floor of mouth/elevates larynx
Innervation: trigeminal nerve
What CN is trigeminal nerve?
CN5
Origin, Insertion, location, and innervation of geniohyoid?
O: inferior genial tuberlce of mandible
I: body of hyoid
location: above mylohyoid
Innervation: C1
Innervation of hyglossus?
CN 12 - hypoglossal
Contents of carotid sheath?
Internal jugular vein, vagus nerve, and common carotid
2 most inferior branches of external carotid artery?
superior thyroid & superior laryngeal
path of superior laryngeal artery?
travels with internal branch of superior laryngeal nerve through thyrohyoid membrane
2nd and 3rd branches of external carotid and their path?
acsending pharyngeal; rises on posterior side and lies on wall of pharynx

lingual artery - anterior branch that passes deep to hyoglossus muscle immediately above hyoid bone
3rd set of 2 arteries off external carotid and their path?
Facial artery - anterior branch; may come off with lingual artery; passes deep to submandibular gland; then passes external to mandible and enters the face

Occipital - arises from posterior side; travels with greater occipital nerve
2 terminal branches of external carotid and where they occur?
maxillary artery & superficial temporal artery

divides in parotid gland
branches of facial artery?
glandular, submental, tonsilar & ascending palatine branches
3 borders of muscular triangle?
superior belly of omohyoid, median line, & anterior border of SCM
Mylohyoid nerve sends 2 branches to?
mylohyoid muscle & anterior belly of digastric muscle
relationship of hypoglossal nerve, lingual nerve, and lingual artery in triangle?
hypoglossal & lingual nerves - b/w mylohyoid & hyoglossus

lingual artery - deep to hyoglossus uscle
4 structures between hyoglossus & mylohyoid?
sublingual duct, submandibular duct, lingual nerve and hypoglossal nerve
Where does the common carotid artery divide?
level of upper border thyroid cartilage
what accompanies the nerve to the mylohyoid?
submental branch of facial artery
where does the external common carotid divide into its terminal branches?
parotid gland
where is the deep part of the submandibular gland?
between the mylohyoid and hyoglossus muscles
path of submandibular duct?
from deep part of gland; passes forward and medially between mylohyoid and hyoglossus muscles and opens in the the oral cavity
where does the submandibular duct open into oral cavitty?
sublingual papilla
branches of mylohyoid nerve go to?
mylohyoid bone & anterior belly of digastric muscle
path of internal jugular vein as it descends from skull?
moves from posterior to lateral of internal carotid
what nerve supplies the carotid sinus?
CN9 - glossopharyngeal
4 branches of vagus nerve?
1) Sup/Inf. cervical cardiac nerves - visceral branches to cardiac plexus
2) Superior laryngeal nerve
3) pharyngeal branch
4) recurrent laryngeal
branches of superior laryngeal nerve & purpose?
external branch to cricothyroid muscle (has motor fibers)

internal branch - passes through thyrohyoid membrane (sensory)
path of pharyngeal branch?
passes between carotid arteries
Name of CN11 and muscles it innervates?
Accessory nerve; SCM & trapezius
3 arteries supplying thyroid?
sup. thyroid, inf. thyroid & thyroid isthmus (comes from right common carotid)
3 veins of thyroid and where the drain?
superior & middle drain to internal jugular
inferior thyroid vein - brachiocephalic vein
6 components of superior cervical ganglion?
1) internal carotid nerve & plexus
2) superior cervical cardiac nerve
3) communications with CN9, CN10, & CN12
4) gray communicating rami with C1-4
5) pharyngeal branches
6) branches to external carotid artery
2 components of middle cervical ganglion?
1) middle cervical cardiac nerve
2) gray communicating rami to C5 & C6
2 components of inferior cervical ganglion?
1) inferior cervical cardiac nerve
2) gray communicating rami to C7 & C8