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Name the five ossicular ligaments.
Superior Malleolar
Lateral Malleolar
Anterior Malleolar
Posterior ligament of the incus
Annular ligament of the stapes
The superior malleolar runs from the ______ of the ______ to the ______ _______.
head, malleus, tegmen tympani
The lateral malleolar runs from the _____ of the ______ to the boney wall near the _____ __ ______.
neck, malleus, notch of rivinius
The anterior malleolar runs from the _______ _______ to the ______ ______.
anterior process, carotid wall
The annular ligament runs around the ______ __ ___ ______.
footplate of the stapes
Name the two tympanic muscles.
Tensor Tympani
Stapedial
The tympanic muscles are the _________ ________ muscles of the body.
smallest striated
The tympanic muscles are ______ in nature (feather like) and are encased in ______. Only the _______ enter the middle ear.
penate, bone, tendon
The tensor tympani was described by ____________ in _____. It is ___ mm in length and has a cross section area of ______ mm squared.
Eustachius, 1564, 25, 5.85
What is the origin of the tensor tympani?
The cartilaginous portion of the auditory tube just above the boney portion of the auditory tube.
What is the insertion of the tensor tympani muscle?
the handle of the malleus
What is the nerve supply of the tensor tympani muscle?
trigeminal V
The tensor tympani muscle lies _______ and _______ to the auditory tube.
superior, parallel
The contraction of the tensor tympani draws the _______ ________ and _______. It applies a force at a ______ ______ to the rotation of the ________. It increases the _______ of the TM.
malleus, mediall, anteriorly, right angle, ossicles, tension
The stapedial muscle is the _______ striated muscle in the body with a length of ___ mm and a cross section area of ____ mm squared.
smallest, 6, 5.0
Where does the stapedius muscle originate?
in a boney canal parallel to the facial nerve canal in the posterior wall of the middle ear
Where does the stapedius muscle insert?
the neck of the stapes
What is the nerve supply of the stapedius muscle?
facial nerve VII
The stapedius muscle is almost _______ and the tendon is almost _________.
vertical, horizontal
Contraction of the stapedius muscle draws the ______ of the stapes ________. It exerts a force at a _______ _______ with the vibration of the ________.
head, posteriorly, right angle, ossicles
The stapes and tensor tympani action exerts a force in _________ directions, _________ each other, and _________ to the rotational axis of the __________ ______.
opposite, opposing, perpendicular, ossicular chain
The tympanic muscles action is elicited by ______ _______, _______ in nature, and elicited by either _________ or __________ stimulation.
sound energy, reflexive, ipsilateral, contralateral
The motor response for the acoustic reflex arc descends through the _______ ______ and back into the ________ ____ muscles.
facial nerve, middle ear
What is the main player in obtaining an acoustic reflex?
stapedial muscle