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layers of the scalp
Skin, dense subcutaneous tissue, galea Aponeurotica, Loose connective tissue, Pericarnium
what are main branches of the trigeminal nerve/CN V?
opthalmic V1, maxillary V2, mandibular V3
what are somatosensory branches of the trigeminal nerve?
supraorbital (V1), infraorbital (V2), mental (V3), buccal (V3)
supraorbital foramen and innervation
foramen: supraorbital foramen; upper eyelid, forehead and anterior scalp
infraorbital foramen and innervation
foramen: infraorbital foramen; lower eyelid, medial aspect of check, lateral nose, upper lip
mental nerve foramen and innervation
foramen: mental foramen; chin and lower lip
where do pain and temperature fibers of CN V go?
face, forehead, mucous membranes of nose, anterior two-thirds of tongue, hard and soft palates, nasal cavities, oral cavity, teeth, external ear and portions of cranial dura
what nucleus do pain and temperature fibers of CN V project to?
spinal nucleus V in the medulla via spinal tract V
what nucleus do conscious proprioception fibers project to of CN V?
chief sensory nucleus V in the pons (principal nucleus V)
what nucleus do unconscious proprioception fibers project to of CN V?
mesencephalic nucleus in the midbrain
what are muscles of fascial expression?
orbicularis oris, orbicularis oculi, bucinnator, platysma, frontalis
function, supply, course of platysma
Draws corners of mouth down and helps depress the mandible
function, supply, course of bucinnator
compresses cheeks, the louie muscle
function, supply, course of orbicularis oculi
sphincter of eyelid and keeps eyeball against eyelid
function, supply, course of orbicularis oris
flattens and protrudes the lips
function, supply, course of frontalis
wrinkles forehead
what are the major motor branches of CN VII or facial nerve from motor nucleus VII?
Temporal branch (frontalis), Zygomatic branch (orbicularis oculi), Buccal branch (bucinnator, orbicularis oris), Marginal Mandibular branch (orbicularis oris), cervical (platysma)
what is the mnemonic for facial nerve?
The Zebra Bit My Car
what are the sensory branches of the facial nerve?
post aricular nerve to ear, ganglion is the geniculate ganglion
what does the facial artery supply?
muscles and tissues of face, the sublingual gland, tonsil and soft palate
how does facial artery arise?
common carotid-external carotid-facial artery
what are branches of the facial artery?
angular artery side of nose supplies the lacrimal sac
what anastomoses with the facial artery?
angular artery and dorsal nasal branch of the opthalmic artery
what do nerves of the cervical plexus innervate?
skin  of head behind ear, external ear, skin over parotid gland and anterior midline of neck to above clavicle and some neck muscles