Hn Lymph And Tmj Test

Front 1

What are the superficial nodes of the head?

Back 1

occipital
posterior auricular
anterior auricular
superficial parotif
facial

Front 2

What drains the back of the head?

Back 2

occipital

Front 3

Where does the occipital drain and empty?

Back 3

back of the head
inferior deep cervical

Front 4

What drains the external ear, lacrimal gland, and adjacent region of scalp and face?

Back 4

posterior auricular
anterior auricular
superficial parotid

Front 5

What do the posterior auricular, anterior auricular, and superficial parotid drain?

Back 5

external ear
lacrimal gland
adjacent region of scalp and face

Front 6

Where does the posterior auricular, anterior auricular, and superficial parotid empty?

Back 6

superior deep cervical

Front 7

What drains the skin of the face?

Back 7

facial

Front 8

What does the facial drain?

Back 8

skin of the face

Front 9

Where does the facial empty?

Back 9

superior deep cervical or
submandibular

Front 10

What drains the parotid gland and middle ear?

Back 10

deep parotid

Front 11

What does the deep parotid drain?

Back 11

parotid gland
middle ear

Front 12

Where does the deep parotid empty?

Back 12

superior deep cervical

Front 13

What drains the pharynx and nasal cavity?

Back 13

retropharyngeal

Front 14

What doe sthe retropharyngeal drain?

Back 14

pharynx and nasal cavity

Front 15

Where does the retropharyngeal drain?

Back 15

superior deep cervical

Front 16

What nodes of the head can't be palpated?

Back 16

deep parotd and retropharyngeal

Front 17

What drains the chin, lower lip, floor of the mouth, apex of the tongue, and mandibular incisors?

Back 17

submental

Front 18

What does the submental drain?

Back 18

chin
lower lip
floor of the mouth
apex of the tongue
mandibular incisors

Front 19

Where does the submental empty?

Back 19

sumandibular or
superior deep cervical

Front 20

What drains the cheek, upper lip, body of the tongue, all of the teeth except mandibular incisors, and max 3rd molars?

Back 20

submandibular

Front 21

What does the submandibular drain?

Back 21

cheek
upper lip
body of the tongue
all teeth (minus man incisors and max 3rd molars)

Front 22

Where does the submandibular empty?

Back 22

superior deep cervical

Front 23

Where does the external jugular empty?

Back 23

superior and inferior deep cervical

Front 24

What nodes acts as a secondary node?

Back 24

external jugular

Front 25

What is another name for external jugular?

Back 25

lateral

Front 26

What drains the infrahyoid region?

Back 26

anterior jugular

Front 27

What does the anterior jugular drain?

Back 27

infrahyoid region

Front 28

Where does the anterior jugular empty?

Back 28

inferior deep cervical

Front 29

What drains the maxillary 3rd molars, base of the tongue, and hard palate?

Back 29

superior deep cervical

Front 30

What does the superior deep cervical drain?

Back 30

maxillary 3rd molars
base of the tongue
hard palate

Front 31

Where does the superior deep cervical drain?

Back 31

inferior deep cervical

Front 32

What three nodes drains the teeth?

Back 32

submental
submandibular
superior deep cervical

Front 33

What drains the lower part of the neck?

Back 33

inferior deep cervical

Front 34

What does the inferior deep cervical drain?

Back 34

lower part of the neck

Front 35

Where doe sthe inferior deep cervical empty?

Back 35

jugular trunks

Front 36

What four nodes are located along the SCM?

Back 36

external jugular
anterior jugular
superior deep cervical
inferior deep cervical

Front 37

What drains the scalp and posterior neck region?

Back 37

accessory

Front 38

What does the accessory drain?

Back 38

scalp
posterior neck region

Front 39

Where does the accessory empty?

Back 39

supraclavicular nodes

Front 40

What drains the lateral cervical area?

Back 40

supraclavicular

Front 41

What does the supraclavicular drain?

Back 41

lateral cervical area

Front 42

Where does the supraclavicular empty?

Back 42

jugular trunks
thoracic ducts
lymphatic ducts

Front 43

What tonsils are located near the opening of the eustachian tube?

Back 43

tubal tonsils

Front 44

What tonsils are located between the anterior and posterior faucial pillars?

Back 44

palatine tonsils

Front 45

What tonsils are located at the base of the tongue?

Back 45

lingual tonsils

Front 46

What tonsils are located on the posterior wall of the nasopharynx?

Back 46

pharyngeal tonsils

Front 47

What nerves supplies the TMJ?

Back 47

trigeminal mandibular branch

Front 48

What completely encloses the TMJ?

Back 48

joint capsule

Front 49

What supports the joint capsule and prevents excess retrusion?

Back 49

tempromandibular ligament

Front 50

What ligament prevents excess protrusion and runs from the spine of the sphenoid to the lingula?

Back 50

sphenomandibular ligament

Front 51

What ligament prevents excess protrusion and runs from the styloid process to the angle of the mandible?

Back 51

stylomandibular ligament

Front 52

Where does gliding occur?

Back 52

disc and articular eminence
upper synovial cavity

Front 53

Where does rotation occur?

Back 53

disc and condyle
lower synovial cavity

Front 54

Where does protrusion take place?

Back 54

gliding in both upper cavities

Front 55

What muscles are involved in protrusion?

Back 55

lateral pterygoid muscles

Front 56

Where does retrusion take place?

Back 56

gliding in upper cavities

Front 57

What muscles are involved in retrusion?

Back 57

temporalis muscle

Front 58

Where does opening take place?

Back 58

rotation in lower cavity
protrusion (gliding) in upper

Front 59

What msucles are involved in opening?

Back 59

lateral pterygoid
geniohyoid
mylohyoid
anterior belly of digastric

Front 60

Where does closing take place?

Back 60

rotatation in lower cavity
retrusion (gliding) in upper

Front 61

What muscles are involved in closing?

Back 61

masseter, medial pterygoid, temporalis muscle