Boards

Front 1

Buccal nerve is a branch of?

Back 1

Mandibular (V3)

Front 2

Buccal branch comes off?

Back 2

Facial n (VII)

Front 3

Buccal nerve modality?

Back 3

sensory

Front 4

buccal branch modality?

Back 4

motor

Front 5

branches of facial nerve

Back 5

greater petrosal n.

nerve to stapedius

chorda tympani

posterior auricular n.

branch to post. belly of digastric and stylohyoid

temporal branch

zygomatic branch

buccal branch

marginal mandibular branch

cervical branch

Front 6

what are the 3 muscles on the styloid process?

Back 6

stylopharyngeus

stylohyoid

styloglossus

Front 7

innervation to stylopharyngeus m

Back 7

glossopharyngeal (IX)

Front 8

innervation to stylohyoid m

Back 8

facial (VII)

Front 9

innervation to styloglossus m

Back 9

hypoglossal n

Front 10

superior laryngeal nerve branches

Back 10

internal

external

Front 11

interior superior laryngeal nerve modality

Back 11

sensory

Front 12

external superior laryngeal nerve modality

Back 12

motor

Front 13

what innervates cricothyroid?

Back 13

external superior laryngeal nerve

Front 14

external superior laryngeal nerve innervates

Back 14

motor to cricothyroid

Front 15

laryngeal muscles (except cricothyroid) are innervated by:

Back 15

recurrent laryngeal nerve

Front 16

posterior belly of digastric innervation

Back 16

VII

Front 17

anterior belly of digastric innervation

Back 17

nerve to mylohyoid (V3)

Front 18

left recurrent laryngeal nerve path?

Back 18

branches off vagus and loops around arch of aorta

Front 19

right recurrent laryngeal nerve path?

Back 19

branch off vagus and loops around R. Subclavian artery

Front 20

External Jugular Vein location

Back 20

runs superficial to Sternocleidomastoid

Front 21

Internal Jugular Veins

Back 21

runs deep to Sternocleidomastoid

Front 22

Internal Jugular V and Internal Carotid A. destination?

Back 22

straight to brain

Front 23

External Jugular V and External Carotid A destination?

Back 23

outside brain

Front 24

stapedius innervation?

Back 24

nerve to stapedius (VII)

Front 25

stapedius function

Back 25

dampens sounds from voice

Front 26

Tensor Tympani innervation

Back 26

medial pterygoid nerve (V3)

Front 27

Tensor Tympani function

Back 27

pulls on malleus --> pulls tympanic membrane --> dampens sound from chewing

Front 28

Components of Carotid Sheath

Back 28

IJV

CCA

Vagus (X) between

Front 29

Genioglossus innervation

Back 29

hypoglossal (XII)

Front 30

Geniohyoid innervation

Back 30

C1

Front 31

Mylohyoid innervation

Back 31

nerve to mylohyoid (V3)

Front 32

which cranial nerves have parasympathetic innervations?

Back 32

3, 7, 9, 10

Front 33

What does the Superior Oblique muscle do?

Back 33

down and abduct

Front 34

Innervation of the Tongue

Back 34

Anterior 2/3

--general sensation - lingual n (V3)

--taste - chorda tympani (VII)

--motor - hypoglossal n

Posterior 1/3

--general sensation - glossopharyngeal (IX)

--taste - glossopharyngeal (IX)

Front 35

Larynx Muscles

Back 35

Posterior Cricoarytenoid

Transverse Arytenoid M.

Thyroarytenoid M

Cricothyroid M

Front 36

All “-glossus” muscles (except palatoglossus) are innervated by

Back 36

hypoglossus (XII)

Front 37

palatoglossus innervation

Back 37

vagus (X)

Front 38

All the pharynx muscles (except stylopharyngeus) innervation

Back 38

vagus (X)

Front 39

stylopharyngeus innervation

Back 39

glossopharyngeus (IX)

Front 40

Branches of Facial Nerve:

Back 40

Please Tell Ziggy Bob Marley Called.

Please = Posterior Auricular

Tell = Temporal Branch

Ziggy = Zygomatic Branch

Bob = Buccal Branch

Marley = Mandibular Branch

Called = Cervical Branch

Front 41

Cutaneous Branches of V1 (Ophthalmic Nerve):

Back 41

LIESS

L= Lacrimal N.

I = Infratrochlear N.

E = Ethmoidal N.

S = Supratrochlear N.

S = Supraorbital N.

Front 42

Cutaneous Branches of V2 (Maxillary Nerve):

Back 42

ZIZ

Z = Zygomaticotemporal N.

I = Infraorbital N.

Z = Zygomaticofacial N

Front 43

Cutaneous Branches of V3 (Mandibular Nerve):

Back 43

BAM

B = Buccal N.

A = Auriculotemporal N.

M = Mental N.

Front 44

Brances of Cervical Plexus:

Back 44

say “LOGATECS”

LO = Lower Occipital N.

GA = Great Auricular N.

TC = Transverse Cervical N.

S = Supraclavicular N.

Front 45

Branches of External Carotid Artery, from inferior to superior:

Back 45

Some Angry Lady Found Out PMS

Some = Superior Thyroid A.

Angry = Ascending Pharyngeal A.

Lady = Lingual A.

Found = Facial A.

Out = Occipital A.

P = Posterior Auricular A.

M = Maxillary A.

S = Superficial Temporal A.

Front 46

Nerves superior to orbit of eye – from medial to lateral

Back 46

NFL:

N = Nasociliary Nerve

F = Frontal Nerve

L = Lacrimal Nerve

Front 47

Layers of Scalp:

Back 47

SCALP

S = Skin

C = Connective Tissue

A = Aponeurosis (more specifically, Galea Aponeurotica)

L = Loose Areolar Connective Tissue

P = Pericranium-

Front 48

Drainages of the Nasal Meatus mnemonic

Back 48

PS-FAMM-N

Front 49

Drainage to Superior Meatus

Back 49

PS

P= Posterior Ethmoidal Air Sacs

S = Sphenoidal Sinus

Front 50

Drainage to Middle Meatus:

Back 50

FAMM

F = Frontal Sinus

A = Anterior Ethmoidal Air Sacs

M = Middle Ethmoidal Air Sacs

M = Maxillary Sinus

Front 51

Drinage to Inferior Meatus:

Back 51

N

N = Nasolacrimal Duct

Front 52

Kiesselbach’s Area (Little’s Area) Anastomoses:

Back 52

FOMM

F = Facial Artery (Superior Labial Branch)

O = Ophthalmic Artery (Anterior Ethmoidal Branch)

M = Maxillary Artery (Greater Palatine Branch)

M = Maxillary Artery (Sphenopalatine Branch)

Front 53

Symptoms of Horner’s Syndrome

Back 53

SPAM

S = Sympathetic Chain impingement

P = Ptosis (drooping eyelid)

A = Anhydrosis (dehydration)

M = Miosis (pin-point eye)

Front 54

Cranial Nerves — Are they Sensory, Motor, or Both?

Back 54

Some Say Marry Money But My Brother Says Big Brains Matter More

Some — CN I — Sensory

Say — CN II — Sensory

Marry — CN III — Motor

Money — CN IV — Motor

But — CN V — Both

My — CN VI — Motor

Brother — CN VII — Both

Says — CN VIII — Sensory

Big — CN IX — Both

Brains — CN X — Both

Matter — CN XI — Motor

More — CN XII — Motor

Front 55

Cranial Nerve innervations of the Eye

Back 55

LR6(SO4)3

LR6 — Lateral Rectus innervated by CN 6

SO4 — Superior Oblique innervated by CN 4

All other eye muscles innervated by CN 3

Front 56

Brachial Plexus emerges from

Back 56

between Anterior and Middle Scalene Muscles.

Front 57

Phrenic Nerve runs superficial to

Back 57

Anterior Scalene

Front 58

Hypoglossal Nerve is deep to

Back 58

the Stylohyoid/Posterior Belly of Digastric

Front 59

Vagus Nerve runs within

Back 59

the Carotid Sheath

Front 60

The Carotid Sheath is deep to

Back 60

the Sternocleidomastoid

Front 61

Posterior Belly of Digastric Muscle pierces

Back 61

through the Stylohyoid Muscle. Not too surprisingly, they are both innervated by Facial N

Front 62

Ansa Cervicalis nerves = superficial to

Back 62

Carotid Sheath.

Front 63

Vagus Nerve = inside

Back 63

Carotid Sheath.

Front 64

Phrenic Nerve = deep to

Back 64

Carotid Sheath.

Front 65

The Auriculotemporal Nerve hugs

Back 65

the Middle Meningeal Artery.