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What is the floor of the PCT?

- scalenes


- levator scapula


- splenius capitis

What splits the PCT into two portions?

The omyhyoid muscle

Review contents of triangle

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What innervates the SCM?

- spinal accessory nerve for motor


- APR C2-4 for pain/proprioception

What is the action of SCM?

- uni lateral: ipsilateral flexion, contralateral rotation


- bilateral: extend atlanto-occpital joint


- flexes cervical vertabra (chin to sternum)


- extends sup. cervical while flexing inferior cervical

What is the origin and insertion of the omohyoid muscle?

O: hyoid bone


I: superior border of scapula, medial to suprascapular notch

What fascia invests the omohyoid bone?

pretracheal fascia

What innervates omohyoid?

APR C1-C3 of ansa cervicalis

What is the origin of anterior scalene?

C3-C6 anterior tubercle

What is the origin of posterior scalene?

C4-C6 posterior tubercle

What is the origin of middle scalene?

C2-C7 posterior tubercle

What inserts here?

What inserts here?

middle scalene

What inserts here?

What inserts here?

posterior scalene

What inserts here?

What inserts here?

anterior scalene

What is the innervation of the scalenes?

- anterior: APR C4-C6


- middle: APR C3-C8


- posterior: APR C6-C8

When is the subclavian artery posterior to the anterior scalene?

- the second part


- costocervical trunk; deep cervical, superior intercostal

Label from top right around.

Label from top right around.

- great auricular


- transverse cervical


- supraclavicular C3-C5


- lesser occipital C2C3

Apex of the ear is supplied by cranial nerve 9, what supplies the rest of it?

great auricular

What forms the external jugular vein?

posterior auricular vein + retromandibular vein (posterior division)

The supraclavicular nerve (APR C3-C5) has three branches, each branch crosses something different, what do they cross?

- medial: cross SCM


- intermediate: cross clavicle


- lateral: cross trapezius

What two nerves pierce the middle scalene?

- dorsal scapular nerve C4, C5


- long thoracic nerve C5,C6,C7

What nerve lies on top of anterior scalene

phrenic nerve C3-C5

What are the contents of the PCT?

- supraclavicular nerve


- lesser occipital


- greater auricular


- transverse cervical


- dorsal scapular


- spinal accessory


- phrenic and accessory phrenic


- suprascauplar nerve


- BP


- omohyoid muscle


-subclavian artery and veins


- external jugular vein



What is Erb's palsy?

- injury of the suprascapular nerve from fractures of the clavicle


- results in loss of lateral rotation of humerus


- wasting of deltoid


- waiters tip