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What is the largest artery?
aorta
What artery comes off the left ventricle?
aorta
What artery is next in the line of blood flow after the aorta?
right brachiocephalic
What artery supplies blood to the arms?
subclavian
What is a good spot to detect pulse?
carotid sinus
What is a sensor for controlling blood pressure?
carotid body
What are the two parts of the common carotid?
carotid sinus
carotid body
What artery supplies blood to the orbit, eye, and lacrimal gland?
opthalmic
The opthamic is part of what artery branch?
internal carotid
What artery is the superior thyroid a branch of?
external carotid
What artery supplies blood to the infrahyoid muscles, muscles of the larynx, sternocleidomastoid muscle and thyroid gland?
superior thyroid
What artery supplies blood to the suprahyoid muscles, tongue, and floor of the mouth?
lingual
What artery is the lingual a branch of?
external carotid
What are the branches of the facial artery?
ascending palatine
submental
inferior labial
superior labial
angular
What artery supplies blood to the soft palate, palatine muscle and palatine tonsils?
ascending palatine
What artery supplies blood to the submandibular salivary gland, mylohyoid muscle, and digastric muscles?
submental
What artery supplies blood to the lower lip?
inferior labial
What artery supplies blood to the upper lip?
superior labial
What artery supplies blood to the side of the nose?
angular
What artery is the facial a branch of?
external carotid
What artery supplies blood to the pharynx?
ascending pharyngeal
What artery is the ascending pharyngeal a branch of?
facial
What artery supplies the occipital region?
occipital
What artery is the occipital a branch of?
facial
What artery supplies the inner ear?
posterior auricular
What artery is the posterior auricular a branch of?
facial
What artery supplies the parotid gland, temporalis muscle, and parietal region?
superficial temporal
What artery is the super temporal a branch of?
facial
What artery supplies blood to the muscles of mastication, maxillary bone and teeth, an mandibular bone and teeth?
maxillary
What artery is the maxillary a branch of?
facial
What artery supplies blood to the mandible and mandibular teeth?
inferior alveolar artery
What does the inferior alveolar artery go through?
mandibular foramen
What artery supplies blood to the mylohyoid muscles and floor of the mouth?
mylohyoid
What artery supplies blood to the chin?
mental artery
What does the mental artery go through?
mental foramen
What artery supplies blood to the anterior mandibular teeth?
incisisve artery
What artery supplies blood to the temporalis muscle?
deep temporalis
What artery supplies blood to the lateral and medial pterygoid?
pterygoid
What artery supplies blood to the masseter?
masseteric
What artery supplies blood to the cheek and buccinator muscle?
buccal
What artery supplies blood to the maxillary molars?
posterior superior alveolar artery
What does the posterior superior alveolar artery go through?
PSA foramina
What artery supplies blood to the anterior maxillary and premolars?
anterior superior alveolar molars
what artery supplies blood to the area above the upper lip?
infraorbital artery
What does the infraorbital artery go through?
infraorbital foramen
What artery supplies blood to the posterior hard palate?
greater palatine
What does the greater palatine artery go through?
greater palatin foramen
What artery supplies blood to the anterior hard palate?
nasopalatine artery
What does the nasopalatine artery go through?
incisive foramen
What artery supplies blood to the soft palate?
lesser palatine
What does the lesser palatine artery go through?
lesser palatine foramen
What artery suppplies blood to the nasal cavity?
sphenopalatine
What artery supplies blood to the meninges?
middle meningeal
What does the middle meningeal artery go through?
foramen spinosum
What carries deoxygenated blood?
veins
What are channels in the carnium in which blood goes from cerebral veins to the sinuses to internal jugular vein?
venous sinus
What vein connects with sigmoid sinus and pterygoid plexus?
cavernous venous sinus
What vein feeds into the sigmoid sinus?
transverse sinus
Where does the cavernous venous sinus sit?
behind the eye
What vein supplies blood to internal jugular vein?
sigmoid sinus
What is the name for the internal jugular vein inside the brain?
sigmoid sinus
What vein drains the meninges of the brain?
middle meningeal vein
What vein drains all the maxillary teeth and maxilla?
posterior superior alveolar
What vein drains the mandible and mandibular teeth?
inferior alveolar
What 3 veins form the pterygoid plexus?
middle meningeal
posterior superior alveolar
inferior alveolar
What vein is located posterior and superior to the apex of the 3rd molar?
pterygoid plexus
What does the pterygoid plexus feed into?
maxillary
What vein drains the lateral scalp?
superficial temporal
What does the maxillary and superficial temporal feed into?
retromandibular
What vein drains the face?
facial
What does the facial vein form?
anterior part of retromandibular vein
What vein drains a majority of head, neck, and brain?
internal jugular
The internal jugular vein is formed by what?
anterior part of retromandibular
What is the external jugular formed by?
posterior part of retromandibular
What vein drains the occipital region?
external jugular
Where do the internal and external jugular drain?
into the subclavian
What vein drains the cervical and chin region?
anterior jugular
What are the two variations of the anterior jugular?
1.feed into subclavian
2.feed into external jugular
What vein drains the arm?
subclavian
What vein drain into the superior vena cava?
brachiocephalic
What vein feeds into the right atrium?
superior vena cava
What is the location of the lacrimal gland?
eye
What is the location of the parotid?
around the ramus of the mandible
What is the location of the submandibular gland?
submandibular fossa
What is the location of te sublingual gland?
sublingual fossa
What is the location of the minor salivary glands?
throughout the mouth
What is the location of the thryoid gland?
inferior to the thyroid cartilage
What is the location of the parathyroid gland?
two on each side of the thyroid gland
What is the location of the thrymus gland?
under the sternum
What gland grows from birth to puberty and dissapears after age 40?
thymus gland
What is the function of the thyroid gland?
secretes thyroid hormone
controls metabolic rate
What is the function of the parathryoid hormone?
secreste parathyroid hormone
controls calcium and phosphate levels in the blood
What is the innervation of the lacrimal gland?
facial nerve
greater petrosal nerve
What is the innervation of the parotid gland?
glossopharyngeal nerve
What is the innervation of the submandibular gland?
facial nerve
chorda tympani
What is the innervatino of the sublingual gland?
facial nerve
chorda tympani
What is the innervation of the minor salivary glands?
facial nerve