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Signs of Bell's Palsy

Incomplete closure of eye (orbicularis oculi)


Dry eyes (expore keratinitis)


Droop of lower eyelid (ectropion)


Incomplete closure of mouth (orbicularis oris)


Hyperacusis (stapedius)


Alternation or loss of taste 2/3 tongue (chorda tympani)

Extrinsci muscles of larynx


Elevate larynx (7)


Depress larynx (3)

Elevate:


Digastric


Stylopharyngeus, salpingopharyngeus, palatopharyngues


Stylohyoid, mylohyoid, geniohyoid



Depress:


sternohyoid, omohyoid, sternothyroid

Intrinsic muscles of larynx that modify laryngeal inlet (3)

Aryepiglottic: narrow inlet


Oblique arytenoid: narrow inlet


Thyroepiglottic: pulls epiglottis down

Intrinsic muscles of larynx that act on vocal cords (6)

Posterior cricoarytenoid: abduct


Lateral circoarytenoid: adduct


Cricothyroid: Tense


Transverse arytenoid: proximate arytenoids


Thyroarytenoid: shorten


Vocalis: shorten

Motor nerve supply for intrinsic muscles of larynx

Recurrent laryngeal except for crycothyroid (external laryngeal)

Sensory supply of larynx

above vocal fold: internal laryngeal


below: recurrent laryngeal

Lymphatic drainage of larynx

Superior deep cervical

Muscles of mastication

Masseter


Medial pterygoid


Lateral pterygoid


Temporalis

Levels of naso-, oro- and laryngo- pharynx

Naso: below the skull - C1


Oro: C1-C3


Laryngo: C3-C6

Position of lingual tonsils

Roof of nasopharynx

Position of pharyngeal tonsils

Pharyngeal part of tongue, behind sulcus terminalis or palatoglossal arch

Position of palatine tonsils

Between palatoglossal and palatopharyngeal arches


(in oropharynx)

Muscles of soft palate and functions (5)

Tensor veli palatini: tense soft palate


Levator veli palatini: Elevate soft palate


Palatoglossus: Pull tongue upwards


Palatopharyngeus: Elevate wall of pharynx


Musculus uvulae: elevates uvula

Nerve supply of soft palate muscles

Pharyngeal plexus except for tensor veli palatini (V3)

2 pharyngeal fascia

Bucopharyngeal (external)


Pharyngobasilar (internal)

Blood supply and lymphatic drainage of tonsils

Tonsillar (facial artery)


Ascending pharyngeal



Jugolodigastric LN

Nerve supply of pharyngeal muscles

Pharyngeal plexus except


stylopharyngeus (IX)
Cricopharyngeus (X)

Nerve supply to external acoustic meatus

Auriculotemporal (V3)


Small branches of VII and X

Two nerves involved in dampening loud sounds

Stapedius (VII)


Tensor tympani (V3)

Blood supply to auditory tube

Ascending pharyngeal


Middle meningeal

Papillae of tongue (4)

Cirumvallate (vallate)


Foliate: serous, taste buds


filiform: fur appearance, no taste bud


Fungiform: red dots, taste buds

Venous drainage of tonuge

Ranine veins --> common facial


Lingual veins --> IJV

Motor innervation of intrinsic and extrinsic tongue muscels

Hypoglossal nerve (except platoglossus)

Nerve supply of antherior 2/3 of tongue

Secretomotor: chorda tympani


Taste: chorda tympani


Sensation: Lingual nerve

Nerve supply of posterior 1/3 of tongue

Secretomotor, taste, sensation: glossopharyngeal