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84 Cards in this Set
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Boundries of anterior triangle of neck: Superior:___, Medial:____, Lateral:_____
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Superior: inf. border of mandible
Medial: midline Lateral: ant. border of SCM |
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Beneath the fat of the neck is the ______ fascia, which surrounds entire neck.
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investing layer of fascia
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The _____ fascia surrounds the anterior trachea & thyroid gland.
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pretracheal
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The _____ is in the deep portion of the neck & surrounds muscles of vert. column.
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prevertebral
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The ____ fascia is found between back of esophagus & front of prevertebral fascia.
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buccopharyngeal
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The _____ space is between prevertebral fascia & buccopharyngeal fascia.
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retropharyngeal space
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The retropharyngeal space is bound laterally by _____.
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carotid sheaths
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Why is retropharyngeal space clinically important?
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infections here can drain inferiorly towards heart
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The submental triangle is found _____ to the mandible anteriorly.
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inferior
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The _____ form boundary on either side of the submental triangle.
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anterior belly of digastric muscles
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The ____ forms the base of the submental triangle.
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hyoid bone
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The submandibular triangle is bound superiorly by ___, & on either side by ______.
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superiorly: mandible
either side: anterior & posterior bellies of digastric |
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Borders of carotid triangle: superior:___; inferolateral: ___; inferomedial:______
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SUP: post. belly of digastic
INFLATERAL: ant. part of SCM INFMED: sup. belly of omohyoid |
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Borders of muscular triangle:
Dorsolateral:____, Medial: ___, Inferolateral:_____ |
Dorsolateral: sup. belly of omohyoid
Medial: midline Inferolateral:SCM-medial part |
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The platysma is innervated by _______.
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cervical branch of the facial nerve
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Which of following is in musc. triangle: mylohyoid, digastric, omohyoid
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omohyoid
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Put the following in order, superior to inferior: hyoid bone, thyroid cart. cricoid cart.
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hyoid bone
thyroid cartilage cricoid cartilage |
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The ____, or infrahyoid muscles generally _____ the hyoid bone.
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strat;
depress |
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The superior belly of the omohyoid arises from ____ & inserts into _____.
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fascial sling on clavicle;
hyoid |
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The sternothyroid begins at ______ & inserts onto _____. What is its action?
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sternum/clavicle; thyroid cartilage
depresses larynx |
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The _____ elevates the larynx & is in muscular triangle.
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thyrohyoid
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The ______ innervates all of the infrahyoid muscles.
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ansa cervicalis
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The thyrohyoid is innervated by _____.
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C1
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The sternohyoid & omohyoid are innervated by _____.
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C1-C3
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The digastric muscle inserts onto ______.
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digastric fossa of mandible
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Deep to the anterior belly of the digastric muscle is the _______.
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mylohyoid muscle
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The mylohyoid muscle arises from _____ & inserts into _____.
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mylohyoid line (inferior internal bord. of mandible); hyoid bone & median raphe
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The mylohyoid & digastric muscles generally _____ the hyoid.
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elevate (they're NOT in muscular triangle)
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The ansa ('loop') cervicalis is part of the ______.
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cervical plexus
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What arteries is the ansa cervicalis associated with?
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ECA & branches
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The CN 12 is associated with _____ artery in the neck. The artery runs ___ to nerve.
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muscular branch of occipital;
anterior |
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CN 12 runs ____ to the External Carotid Artery
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anterior
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A branch of C1 travels w/ CN12 and branches off to innervate ___ & ____.
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thyrohyoid & geniohyoid
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The superior root of the ansa cervicalis extends ___ in front of CCA to give branches to what?
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ANTERIOR;
sternohyoid, inferior belly of omohyoid, & sternothyroid |
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The anterior rami of C2 & C3 run ____ to IJV & join ____ to form ansa cervicalis.
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posterior; C1
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CN 12 passes ____ to post. belly of digastric, then deep to it to enter _____.
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inferior;
submandibular triangle |
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Immediately superior to greater horn of hyoid is the _____ artery & ____ nerve.
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occipital artery branch
hypoglossal nerve |
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The superior thyroid artery runs inferiorly & gives off ______.
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superior laryngeal artery
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The superior laryngeal artery pierces the _____.
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thyrohyoid membrane
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The internal & external laryngeal nn. are branches of ___, which is a branch of the _____.
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superior laryngeal nerve;
VAGUS |
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The internal laryngeal nerve gives ____ innervation to what?
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sensory (GVA); pharynx & larynx, SUPERIOR TO VOCAL CORD
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Inferior to the vocal cords, the _____ innervates the pharynx & larynx.
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recurrent laryngeal nerve
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The external laryngeal nerve innervates the _____ muscle with ___ fibers.
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cricothyroid;
SVE |
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Name branches of the ECA (except terminal branches).
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ascending pharyngeal; superior thyroid; lingual; facial; occipital; post. auricular
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Name terminal branches of ECA.
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superficial temporal & maxillary
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The maxillary artery dives ____ to the mandible before giving off many branches.
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deep
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The ascending pharyngeal artery's origin is ___ aspect of ECA at bifurcation of common carotid.
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lateral
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The superior thyroid artery arises ____ from ECA, just after CCA bifurcates.
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medially
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The lingual & facial arteries give off _____ of the ECA.
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medially
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The facial artery gives rise to ascending ______ branch. Clinical significance?
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tonsillar--can be nicked during tonsillectomy
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The occipital artery gives off _____ of ECA.
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laterally
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The ______ is the final (not terminal) branch of the ECA.
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posterior auricular
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The ______ is on either side of the thyroid.
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carotid sheath
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The carotid sheath contains _______ (laterally to medially).
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IJV, vagus nerve, common carotid
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The parathyroid glands produce ____ (regulates metabolism of Ca & PO4).
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parathormone
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If the parathyroid glands are removed during thyroidectomy, ¿qué pasa?
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Tetany & seizures due to plunge in serum calcium
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The superior thyroid artery comes from ______.
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ECA
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The inferior thyroid artery comes from ____.
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thyrocervical trunk
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The ____ lobe is sometimes found on thyroid gland.
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pyramidal
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Sometimes one has a _____ duct that passes to foramen cecum on post side of tongue.
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persistent thyroglossal duct
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What veins drain the thyroid?
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superior, middle, & inferior thyroid veins
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Where do the superior, middle, & inferior thyroid veins drain?
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superior & middle: IJV
inferior: brachiocephalic trunk |
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The _____ passes between the thyroid gland and the esophagus.
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recurrent laryngeal nerve
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The stylohyoid runs from styloid process to hyoid, __ to post. belly of digastric.
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ANTERIOR
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The stylohyoid muscle inserts just ____ to fibrous sling of digastric.
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POSTERIOR
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The facial artery is ___ to the mandible & ____ to mylohyoid muscle.
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deep; lateral
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The anterior belly of the digastric inserts on _____.
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digastric fossa of mandible
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The posterior belly of the digastric arises from _____.
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mastoid notch at the base of the skull
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The posterior belly of the digastric is innervated by _____.
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CN 7
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The anterior belly of the digastric is innervated by _____.
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nerve to mylohyoid
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The nerve to mylohyoid is a branch of the ______.
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inferior alveolar nerve
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The lingual artery passes ___ to mylohyoid, while the hypoglossal nerve passes ____.
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lingual artery-deep
hypoglossal nerve-laterally |
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How many times does the lingual nerve cross the submandibular gland?
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2
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The submandibular ganglion is found ____ to the lingual nerve.
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posterolaterally
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The submandibular ganglion receive _____ fibers from CHORDA TYMPANI.
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parasympathetic, preganglionic
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CN7 provides ____ fibers to the sublingual gland.
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postganglionic
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_____ provides secretomotor innervaton to the sublingual & submandibular glands.
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FACIAL NERVE (chorda tympani)
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The _____ is the major extrinsic muscle of the tongue. Found ____ to mylohyoid.
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hyoglossus;
deep to mylohyoid |
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The geniohyoid muscles are found ____ to mylohyoid.
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superior
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The geniohyoid muscles arise from _____ & are innervated by _____.
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inferior mental spine; C1 (via hypoglossal nerve)
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The carotid body is located on ___ aspect of bifurcation.
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posterior
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Innervation of the carotid body is by _____. It's sensitive to O2 & CO2.
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glossopharyngeal nerve
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The carotid sinus is a thickened area ____ on carotid artery. Function?
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anterior;
regulates blood pressure |
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Innervation of the carotid sinus is by way of ______ (a branch of _______).
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nerve to the carotid sinus;
branch of CN 9 (glossopharyngeal) |