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62 Cards in this Set

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Boundaries of the posterior triangle
Sternocleidomastoid
Trapezius
Clavicle
Boundaries of the anterior triangle
SCM (anterior border)
Anterior midline of neck
Inferior border of mandible
Strap muscles =
Infrahyoid muscles
First tracheal ring located below
Cricoid cartilage
Most superficial layer of fascia after subcutaneous
Enveloping layer of deep cervical fascia
Next layer of fascia; deep to trapezius, deep to carotid sheath
Prevertebral fascia
Carotid sheath contains
Common carotid
Internal Carotid
Internal jugular
Vagus nerve
Sympathetic chain lies ____ to carotid sheath; enclose by _____
Posterior' prevertebral fascia
Pretracheal fascia aka
Buccopharyngeal fascia
Bucopharyngeal fascia covers
-
-
--Blends with
--Attaches to
Buccinator muscles
Pharynx
--Pretracheal fascia
--Pharyngeal tubercle & pterygomandibular raphe
Boundaries of the posterior triangle
Sternocleidomastoid
Trapezius
Clavicle
Boundaries of the anterior triangle
SCM (anterior border)
Anterior midline of neck
Inferior border of mandible
Retropharyngeal space
-Between
-Extends to
-Important implication
Between prevertebral fascia and buccopharyngeal fascia
-Extends from base of skull into posterior mediastinum
-Infection transmission
Pretracheal fascia envelops (TET)
--Attaches to
-Thyroid
-Esophagus
-Trachea
--Thyroid/cricoid to pericardiums
Prevertebral layer of deep cervical fascia
-Encloses
-Covers
-Attaches to
-Continuous with
-Vertebral column and associated m.
-Scalene/deep back m.
-External occipital protruberance/basilar occip.
-Endothoracic fascia/anterior longitudinal ligament
3 branches of thyrocervical trunk (I have Thyroid Deficit)
Inferior thyroid
Transverse cervical
Suprascapular
Branches of costocervical trunk (2)
Deep cervical
Superior intercostal
Which carotid has no branches in the neck
Internal
Common carotid dives at what level
Upper border of thyroid cartilage
Receptors in common carotid
Carotid body
Carotid sinus
Which carotid supplies the visceral cranium
External
Carotid body
- ____ receptor
-Location
-chemo
-Bifurcation of internal/ext
-Vagus --> pharyngeal --> N2 carotid body; glossopharygeal --> carotid sinus
Carotid sinus
-Shape
-Location
-____ receptor
-Innervation
-Spindle shaped dilation
-Origin of int. carotid
-Baroreceptor
-Glossopharygeal --> Cartoid sinus
When carotid sinus is stimulated it causes
Slowing of heart rate, vasodilation, decrease in BP
External carotid ends as
Maxillary
Superficial temporal
External branch pneumonic
SALFORMS
SALFORMS
Superior thyroid
Ascending pharyngeal
Lingual
Facial
Occipital
Greater AuRicular
Maxillary
Superficial Temporal
What a. pierces the thyrohyoid membrane
Superior laryngeal (from superior thyroid)
Ascending pharyngeal
-Descend between
-Supplies
-Branches to (4)
-Internal carotid and wall of pharynx
-Deep muscles of pharynx
-Pharynx, prevertebral mm., middle ear, meninges
Lingual a. supplies
Floor of mouth
Facial a.
-Arises above
-Ascends deep to:
-Lingual a.
-Posterior belly of digastric
Occipital a.
-Occupies groove in:
-Branches
--
--
-Mastoid process
--SCM
--Descending
Posterior auricular a.
-Supplies
-Relation to styloid process
-Relation to parotid gland
-Ends between
-Adjacent mm., facial n., parotid gland, auricle, scalp
-Superficial
-Deep
-Mastoid process & external acoustic meatus
Maxillary a.
-Relation to neck of mandible
-Enters
-Supplies
-Depp to
-Infratemoral fossa
-All teeth
Superficial temporal a.
-Gives rise to
-Relation to external acoustic meatus
-Accompanies ____ n. and ____ v.
-Transverse facial a.
-In front of
-Auriculotemporal n.; superficial temporal v
Which terminal branch of external carotid is larger
Maxillary
Retromandibular v. formed by
Superficial temporal and maxillar
Anterior branch of retromandibular v. joins ____ to form ____
Facial v.; common facial v.
Posterior branch of Retromandibular v. joins_____ to form ____
Posterior auricular; external jugular
Which a. runs across masseter
Transverse facial
Branches of facial a.
(LA)
-Ends as
Labial (superior/inferior)
Nasal
-Angular
Facial vein begins as
Angular v.
V. behind ramus of mandible
Retromandibular
Superficial temporal v. drains to
retromandibular v.
Platysma m.
-O
-I
-A
-N
-V
-Superficial fascia over deltoid/pec major
-Mandible, skin/m.over mandible
-Depress lower jaw/lip/angle of mouth, wrinkle skin of neck
-Facial (C7)
-Facial (submental)
Strap muscles (infrahyoid) (3)
-Sternohyoid
-Thyrohyoid
-Omohyoid
Horner's Syndrome
-Cause
-Results
Block of sympathetic flow to noe side of head/neck
-Ptosis of eye, constriction of pupil, dry face
Suprahyoid muscles SD GM (Some Dodges think they're higher than GM)
Stylohyoid
Digastric
Geniohyoid
Mylohyoid
Stylohyoid
-O
-I
-A
-N
-V
-Styloid process
-Body of hyoid, splitting around digastric
-Elevate hyoid
-Facial n.
-ascending pharyngeal
Digastric
-O
--Anterior
--Posterior
-I
-A
-N
--Anterior
--Posterior
-V
--Anterior
--Posterior
--Digastric fossa of mandible
--Mastoid notch of temporal
-Body of hyoid via fibrous loop over intermediate tendon
-Elevate hyoid, depress mandible
--Mylohyoid n. fron trigem
--Facial n.
--Submentala.
--Occipital a.
Geniohyoid
-O
-I
-A
-N
-V
-Mental spines of mandible
-Body of hyoid
-elevate hyoid, depress mandible
-VPR of C1 via hypoglossal
-Lingual, submental
Mylohyoid
-O
-I
-A
-N
-V
-Mylohyoid line of mandible
-Median raphe/body of hyoid bone
-Elevate hyoid/tongue, depress mandible
-Mylohyoid n. from trigem
Sternohyoid (strap)
-O
-I (relation to omohyoid)
-A
-N
-V
--Overlies
-Manubrium sterni
-Lower hyoid; medial to omohyoid
-Depress/stabilize hyoid
-Ansa cervicalis
-Superior thyroid
--Sternothyroid/thyrohyoid
Sternothyroid
-O (relation to sternohyoid)
-I
-A
-N
-V
-Manubrium sterni, below sternohyoid
-Oblique line of thyroid cartilage
-Depress hyoid and larynx
-Ansa cervicalis
-Superior thyroid
Omohyoid
-O
--Inferior
--Superior
-I
--Inferior
--Superior
-A
-N
-V
--Upper scapula, medial to notch
--Intermediate tendion
--Intermediate tendon
--Lower hyoid bone; lateral to sternohyoid
-Stabilized hyoid
-Ansa cervicalis
-Transverse cervical a.
Thyrohyoid
-O
-i
-A
-N
-V
-Oblique line of thyroid cartilage
-Lower hyoid
-Elevate larynx, stabilize hyoid
-Ansa cervicalis
-Superiot thyroid a.
Most superficial strap muscles
Sternohyoid
Carotid endarterectomy
Removal of plaque to restore blood flow and reduce incidence of stroke
Bruit
Turbulent blood flow heard with stethoscope placed over carotid a.
Thrombosis
Plaque growth/clot, immobile
Embolus
Clot that has broken off, mobile
Brachial cleft/arch cyst is remnant of
Cleft between arches