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Suboccipital nerve
C1

No cutaneous innervation

Supplies muscles of suboccipital triangle
Greater occipital nerve
C2

Supplies skin over occipital bone

Muscular branches to semispinalis capitis
Posterior primary rami C3-C6,
Medial Branches
Innervate skin and muscle over back of neck
Occipital tertius (C3)
Skin on upper part of back of neck to occipital protuberance
Anterior primary rami
to PLEXUSES

supply skin and muscles enterire lateral and anterior portion of head/neck/shoulder girdle
Cervical Plexus

- Origin
- Motor distribution
- Sensory innervation
Origin - anterior primary rami of C1, C2, C3, C4

Motor distribution - genio hyoid, infrahyoid, anterior vertebral muscles

Sensory distribution - skin posterior and superior to the ear, over the anterior and lateral neck and over the area ABOVE the clavicle
Brachial plexus

- Origin
- Motor distribution
- Sensory innervation
Origin - anterior primary rami of C5, C6, C7, C8, T1

Motor distribution - muscles of shoulder girdle and upper limb

Sensory innervation - entire upper limb
5 components of cervical plexus
Ansa cervicalis

Phrenic nerve

Cutaneous branches

Contributions to accessory nerve

Direct muscular branches
Ansa Cervicalis, motor or sensory?
MOTOR
Which nerve runs with superior root of ansa cervicalis for a while?
HYPOGLOSSAL N.
What structure goes through the loop formed by the ansa cervicalis?
Carotid sheath and contents
3 sets of branches from great auricular nerve
Mastoid

Auricular

Facial
Great auricular nerve

origin?

sensory/motor?
C2 and C3

SENSORY
Cutaneous branches of Cervical Plexus

type
general route
4 names
Sensory
Emerge deep to SCM and enter POSTERIOR TRIANGLE

Great auricular n.,
Lesser occipital n.,
Anterior cutaneous n.,
Supraclavicular nn,
Where do you find the SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION?
anterior to the transverse process of C2
From what structure do ALL POSTganglionic SYMPathetic fibers emerge?
SUPERIOR CERVICAL GANGLION
Where do you find the Inferior cervical ganglion?
Anterior to transverse process of C7