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Boundaries of Posterior Cervical Triangle
Base: Middle 1/3 of Clavicle
Posterior: Trapezius
Anterior: Sternomastoid
Roof of Posterior Cervical Triangle
Skin, Superficial Fascia (containing platysma), investing fascia with CN XI embedded within
Floor of Posterior Cervical Triangle
5 muscles covered w/ prevertebral fascia
Splenius capitis, levator scapulae, posterior scalene, middle scalene, anterior scalene
Origin/Insertion of Sternomastoid
O: manubrium and medial 1/3 of clavicle
I: mastoid process and lateral 1/2 of superior nuchal line
Actions of Sternomastoid
One contracts: rotates, draws head to shoulder
Both contract: flex cervical column
Innervation of Sternomastoid
CN XI ( VPR of C2)
Contents of Posterior Cervical Triangle
CN XI
Omohyoid m.
Occipital Triangle
Supraclavicular Triangle
Origin/Insertion of omohyoid
O: medial lip of suprascapular notch
I: lower border of the body of the hyoid
actions of omohyoid
steadies, depresses, retracts hyoid and larynx
External Jugular V. is trubutary of
Subclavian v.
Innervation of omohyoid
ansa cervicalis (C2,C3)
Origin of CN XI
Dual origin
Cranial root: Accessory to CN X, provides part of motor component
Spinal root: joined by fibers of VPR of C2 (supply sternomastoid), C3 and C4 (both supply trapezius)
External Jugular v. superficial to...
sternomastoid m.
tributaries of external jugular v.
Retromandibular,Posterior Auricular, Transverse Cervical, Suprascapular, Anterior Jugular vv.
subclavian v. relation to anterior scalene
anterior to anterior scalene
union of subclavian and internal jugular v. forms....
brachiocephalic v.
Rt. subclavian a. is branch of...
brachiocephalic trunk
Lt. subclavian a. is branch of....
aortic arch
Subclavian a. relation to anterior scalene
posterior to anterior scalene
Parts of subclavian a. and branches
1. medial to anterior scalene
branches: vertebral, internal thoracic, thyrocervical, costocervical
2. Passes posterior to anterior scalene (no branches)
3. Lies on upper surface of 1st rib, producing groove on rib (no branches)
Occipital a. is branch of..
external carotid
occipital a. runs.....
deep to sternomastoid, crosses apex of posterior cervical triangle on way to scalp of occipital region
Brachial plexus emerges b/w
Anterior and middle scalene muscles
Lesser Occipital n. originates from what levels?
C2, C3
What does lesser occipital n. innervate?
Skin posterior to external ear
Great auricular n. originates from what levels?
C2, C3
Relation of Great auricular n. to sternomastoid m.
n. lies anterior to m.
What does great auricular n. innervate?
auricle of ear, skin of mastoid, parotid, masseteric regions
Origin of Transverse Cervical n.
C2, C3
Path of transverse cervical n.
travels anteriorly
transverse cervical n. innervates
skin of anterior cervical triangle
Origin of supraclavicular nn.
C3,C4
How many supraclavicular nn. typically?
3
Path of supraclavicular nn.
descend in neck to cross clavicle
supraclavicular nn. innervate...
supraclavicular triangle, pectoral, deltoid, and acromial regions
lymph nodes drain....
occipital scalp and back of the neck
lymph nodes empty into...
jugular lymph trunk
Draw diagram depicting insertion of scalene mm., sublcavian a. and brachial plexus
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compression of interscalene triangle can cause....
vascular and neurological deficits in upper extremity
Diagram veinous system from external jugular v., internal jugular v. to heart.
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diagram heart and aortic arch (include branches)
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Draw diagram of posterior cervical triangle (boundaries)
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