2-1: Anatomy - 1/10: Head And Neck Orientation

Front 1

What are the special senses?

Back 1

Sight
Taste
Smell
Hearing/Balance

Front 2

Which muscles (generally) of the head and neck have sympathetic/parasympathetic innervation? Which do they have?

Back 2

Eye (Intrinsic Muscle): Symp and Psymp

Face: Psymp

Front 3

Which glands (generally) of the head and neck have sympathetic/parasympathetic innervation? Which do they have?

Back 3

Salivary: Psymp

Sweat: Symp

Tears (Lacrimal): Psymp

Mucous: Psymp (Nasal cavity, oral cavity, throat)

Front 4

What is the difference in origin of sympathetic and parasympathetic innervation?

Back 4

Sympathetic: Thoracolumbar output

Parasympathetic: Cranial in origin

Front 5

Skull Base AKA?

Back 5

Basicranium

Front 6

Face, jaw, and throat are contained within the ____________

Back 6

Viscerocranium (SPLANCHNOCRANIUM)

Front 7

What region of the skull is the brain housed in?

Back 7

Neurocranium

Front 8

Roof of skull

Back 8

Calvaria (Cranial Vault)

Front 9

What are the three pairs of sensory capsules? What bone is each associated with?

Back 9

Olfactory: Ethmoid
Optic: Sphenoid
Otic: Petrous Part of Temporal Bone

Front 10

What does each vertebrae form from (embryonically)?

Back 10

Sclerotome

Front 11

What bone is the foramen magnum associated with?

Back 11

Occipital

Front 12

In relation to the 3 sensory capsule pairs, what direction do nerves pass?

Back 12

Anterior-->Posterior:
Ethmoid
Sphenoid
Temporal Bone (petrous part)

Front 13

CN I: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 13

Olfactory bulb: Cribriform Plate of Ethmoid

Front 14

CN II: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 14

Optic n: Optic Canal

Front 15

CN III: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 15

Oculomotor n: Superior orbital fissure

Front 16

CN IV: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 16

Trochlear n, Superior Orbital Fissure

Front 17

CN V: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 17

Trigeminal:
V1: Ophthalmic, Superior Orbital Fissure
V2: Maxillary, Foramen rotundum
V3: Mandibular, Foramen ovale

Front 18

CN VI: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 18

Abducens, Superior Orbital Fissure

Front 19

CN VII: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 19

Facial, Internal Auditory Meatus

Front 20

CN VIII: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 20

Auditory (vestibulocochlear), Internal Auditory Meatus

Front 21

CN IX: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 21

Glossopharyngeal, Jugular Foramen

Front 22

CN X: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 22

Vagus, Jugular Foramen

Front 23

CN XI: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 23

Spinal Accessory, Jugular Foramen

Front 24

CN XII: Name, Associated Foramen

Back 24

Hypoglossal, Hypoglossal canal

Front 25

What part of the brain is located superficial to the anterior basicranium?

Back 25

Frontal Lobe

Front 26

What part of the brain is located superifical to the middle basicranium?

Back 26

Temporal Lobe

Front 27

What part of the brain is located superficial to the posterior basicranium?

Back 27

Cerebellum