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Auricle consists of
skin
cartilage (elastic)
Intrinsic and extrinsic muscles (CN7)
Blood supply of the Auricle
Posterior Auricular (from external carotid)
Anterior Auricular (from superficial temporal)
Sensory innervation of the auricle
cervicle plexus - lesser occipital and great auricular nerves
CNs- Auriculotemporal (V3)
Facial and Vagus
External acoustic meatus extends from
concha to tympanic membrane
External acoustic meatus contains
hair and modified sweat glands that produce cerumen (earwax)
main sensory innervation of the external acoustic meatus
V3 and 10
tympanic membrane sensory innervation on outer surface
5, 7 and 10
tympanic membrane sensory innervation on inner surface
9
middle ear is located in what bone?
temporal bone
what part of the ear will you find ossicles?
middle ear
what are the two parts that make up the middle ear?
tympanic cavity
epitympanic recess
middle ear communicates with nasopharynx via the
pharyngotympanic tube
detects direction of movement (rotational acceleration)
lateral semicircular duct (crista)
detects linar acceleration
Utricle and Saccule (macula)
membranous labryinth consists of
semicircular ducts
cochlear duct
utricle
saccule
membranous labryinth is filled iwth
endolymph
bony labyrinth consists of
vestibule
cochlea
semicircular canals
bone labyrinth is lined with
periostium
bone labyrinth is filled with
perilymph
inner ear is located entirely within
petrous part of the temporal bone
Malleus attaches to the
Tympanic membrane
Stapes attaches to the
oval window
Incus attaches to
Malleus and Stapes (connecting them)
Tensory Tympani attaches to
malleus
Tensor Tympani is innervated by
Nerve to medial Pterygoid (branch of V3)
Stapedius attaches to
stapes
Stapedius is innervated by
nerve to the stapedius (Branch of CN VII)