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what are the 3 branches of trigemianal V?
V1 - opthalmic
V2 - maxillary
V3 - mandibular
leaves skull via supraorbital fissure?
V1- opthalmic
3 brances of V1-opthalmic?
Frontal, lacrimal, nasociliary
skin above the eye and forehead?
supraorbital nerve
skin of upper medial corner of eye?
supratroclear nerve
2 ethmoid brances to nasal cvity?
nasocliary
medial corner of eye?
intratroclear
-leaves skull via foramen rotundum
-supplies upper teeth, oral cavity, nasal cavity, skin of cheek/temporal region
Maxillary
divides into different divisions at or in?
ptergopalatine fossa
- supplies max. buccal gingiva of premolars/molars
- supplies up to MB root of 1st molar but not the MB root (MSA)
PSA
- supplies lateral walls of the nasal cavity
- enters anterior palate as nasopalatine nerve via incisive foramen
Sphenopalatine
multiple branches to ganglion?
Pterygopalatine nerves
What are 2 branches of descending palatine?
Lesser Palatine-soft palate
Greater Palatine-mucosa of posterior hard palate
supplies skin over the cheek/temle?
Zygomatic
exits via infraobital foramen
- supplies skin of nose, lower eyelid, skin and mucosa of upper lip and max. labial gingiva
INfraorbital
branch 1 of infraorbital?-Middle superior alveolar (MSA)?
premolars
branch 2 of infraorbital? -Anterior superior alveolar (ASA)?
max anteriors
leaves skull through the foramen ovale?
V3-mandibular
supples buccal mandibular gingivva up to the mental foramen?
long buccal nerve
largest branch?
Lingual nerve
sensation to floor of mouth, lingual mand. gingiva, and ant. 2/3 of tongue?
Lingual nerve
- joins chorda tympani – branch of CN VII – supplies submand./sublingual glands and also carries taste perception to ant. 2/3 of tongue?
Lingual nerve
serves lower teeth?
INferior Alveolar Nerve
- mylohyoid nerve branches and supplies mylohyoid muscle
- enters mandible via mandibular foramen
- mental nerve – branches and goes through mental foramen to supply mucosa of lip and labial gingiva in ant. Mand.?
Inferior Alveolar Nerve
runs backwards to supply area above and in front of the ear?
Auriculotemporal Nerve
exits via stylomastoid foramen (behind ear)?
Facial VII
travels through parotid gland?
Facial VII
What are the 5 branches of Facial VII?
temporal
zygomatich
buccal
mandibular
cervical-supples platysma muscle
- exits with Vagus and Accesory nerves through jugular foramen?
Glossopharngeal IX
- branches to stylopharyngeal muscle and contrictors of pharynx?
Glossopharngeal IX
Also a branch to the posterior 1/3 of the tongue?
Glossophayrngeal X
LONGEST?
Vagus X
fibers to heart, lungs, kedneys, and most of digestive tract?
Vagus X
Also sends branches to pharynx, larynx, and tongue?
VagusX
filtering system for the blood stream
- nodes filter fluid and produce lymphocytes to combat infections?
Lymphatics/infection
beneath chin
- drains mandibular incisors, tip of tongue, and midline of lower lip and chin?
Submental nodes
rainage for max. teeth and sinus, mand. canines, mand. posteriors, floor of mouth, tongue, cheek, hard palate, and ant. nasal cavity?
Submandibular nodes
enlargement and tenderness of submandibular nodes?
lymphadenopathy
gum boil” – exacerbation of periapical (PA) infection out onto gingival mucosa?
buccal parulus
- on lateral surface of internal jugular vein
- lay next to SCM muscle about 2 inches below ear
- drains 3rd molar region
upper deep cervical nodes
- beside SCM about 2 inches above clavicle
- drains upper deep as well as occipital nodes
Lower deep cervial
spaces between muscle and tissue layers?
facial spacers
swelling of gingival or mucosal tissues?
periodontal space infections
swelling in vestibule?
buccal space swelling
spread from sublingual to submental space and can continue by gravity towards heart?
Ludwig's angina
side of neck next to pharynx?
lateral pharyngeal space
posterior border of pharynx?
retropharyngeal space
back of chest cavity-heart?
posterior madiastinum