Face And Retromandibular Area

Front 1

The external carotid artery gives three important arteries to the face???

Back 1

facial, superficial temporal, and maxillary arteries

Hint 1

None

Front 2

The internal carotid artery gives one important artery to the face, the _________

Back 2

opthalmic artery

Front 3

The Facial artery and vein enter the face via a s______ n_______ on the inferior border of the mandible

Back 3

shallow notch

Front 4

The facial artery ends at the medial angle of the eye as the ______ artery

Back 4

angular artery

Hint 4

None

Front 5

The angular branch of the facial vein anastomoses with the o________ veins in the orbit, which communicate with the c_______ s_______

Back 5

opthalmic, cavernous sinus

Front 6

The superficial temporal vessels emerge from the superior border of the p_______ and run ________ to the zygomatic arch

Back 6

parotid, superficial

Front 7

Supraorbital branches of the opthalmic artery anastomose with “scalp” branches of the s______ t________ artery as well as with the i_________ branch of the m_________ artery

Back 7

superficial temporal, infraorbital, maxillary

Front 8

Sensory innervation of the face is via the _________ nerve

Back 8

trigeminal V

Front 9

The Opthalmic division of the Trigeminal nerve V innervates skin of ???, has a major terminal branch ?, which exits the skull via ?

Back 9

dorsum of the nose, forehead, anterior scalp to the interauricular line...supraorbital nerve....supraorbital notch

Front 10

The Maxillary division of the Trigeminal nerve V innervates the skin in the shape of a ? from ? to ?, and gives one major terminal branch ? which exits the skull via ?

Back 10

inverted comma, head of comma between eye and mouth, tail lateral to orbit over zygomatic bone, anterior temporal fossa....infraorbital nerve, infraorbital foramen

Front 11

The Mandibular division of the Trigeminal nerve V innervates the skin in the shape of a ? from ? up the ? to the ? and gives three important terminal branches, the ???

Back 11

U, from mandible up the body and ramus of jaw, to intermediate temporal fossa...mental, buccal, auriculotemporal

Front 12

The three important branches of Mandibular V are ???, arise ? via? and innervate specifically??????

Back 12

1 mental - inferior alveloar nerve via mental foramen to lower lip, chin over anterior body of jaw,
2 buccal - through buccal fat pad, posterior body and ramus of jaw to full thickness of cheek
3 auriculotemporal - from upper part of parotid gland to superficial zygomatic arch anterior to tragus, TMJ, anterior ext. aud. meatus, ext. ant. tympanic membr, skin over tempora fossa

Hint 12

None

Front 13

Trigeminal Neuralgia (tic douloureaux) is what kind of pain?

Back 13

deep and debilitating within the dermatome

Front 14

A destructive lesion of CN V will have how much overlap within dermatomes?

Back 14

none

Front 15

The muscles of Facial Expression are

Back 15

1 orbicularis oculi 2 epicranius 3 orbicularis oris 4 levator anguli oris 5 depressor anguli oris 6 buccinator

Front 16

The Facial Nerve contains four kinds of fibers, ???

Back 16

motor, VE, SA, and taste

Hint 16

None

Front 17

The Facial Nerve's motor fibers innervate

Back 17

muscles of facial expression, stapedius, stylohyoid, posterior belly of digastric

Front 18

The Facial Nerve's VE fibers are parasympathetic to

sub sub pala nas lac

Back 18

submandibular, sublingual, palatine, nasal, and lacrimal glands

Hint 18

None

Front 19

The Facial Nerve's SA fibers provide sensation to

Back 19

skin of posterior wall of external auditory meatus, posterior half of external tympanic membrane, deep auricle, mastoid region

Front 20

The Facial Nerve's taste fibers supply

Back 20

the anterior 2/3 of the tongue

Front 21

The Facial Nerve gives off five "facial muscle" branches ? and three others ? to glands and tiny muscles

Back 21

tympanic, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical...nerve to stapedius, chorda tympani, greater petrosal

Front 22

The Nerve to the Stapedius arises at ? and innervates ?

Back 22

second bend of facial nerve in temporal bone to go from medial wall to posterior wall of tympanic cavity, stapedius muscle (dampening loud noises)

Front 23

The Greater Petrosal Nerves arise at ? and innervate ?

pala nas lac

Back 23

geniculate ganglion of facial nerve, parasympathetic to palatine, nasal, lacrimal glands

Hint 23

None

Front 24

The Chorda Tympani arises ? and provides ? and ?

Back 24

before facial nerve emerges from stylomastoid foramen, taste to anterior 2/3 tongue, parasympathetic to submandibular and sublingual glands

Front 25

The Temporal Branch of the facial nerve arises near ?, to innervate ? which functions to ?

Back 25

lower border of tragus, frontalis muscle (smooth forehead), raise eyebrow

Hint 25

None

Front 26

The Zygomatic Branch of the facial nerve arises near ? to innervate ? which functions to ?

Back 26

lower tragus to outer corner of eye, orbicularis oculi (tearing from lower lid), close eyes tightly

Hint 26

None

Front 27

The Blink Reflex's sensory and motor limbs are

Back 27

Sensory – opthalmic V – unilateral...Motor – Facial VII – bilateral

Front 28

The Parotid Duct crosses ? and penetrates ?

Back 28

crosses the masseter, penetrates the buccinator

Front 29

The Buccal Branches arise ? to innervate ? which can be tested ?

Back 29

parotid duct, buccinator muscle, levator anguli oris, levator labia ori, upper orbicularis oris (sagging cheeks).... show the teeth, smile, pucker, blow out cheeks

Front 30

The Marginal Mandibular Branch crosses what vessels? to innervate ? and can be tested?

Back 30

crosses superficial aspect of facial vessels, depressor anguli oris, depressor labia oris, ipsilateral lower lip quadrant orbicularis oris (drooling) .... showing lower teeth, all tests for buccal branches

Front 31

The Cervical Branch arises ? and descends ? to innervate ? which can be tested?

Back 31

descends neck from lower pole of parotid, platysma (smooth neck), flare skin of neck