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describe the pharynx

vertical tube into the GI tract
sits behind nasal cavity (nasopharynx) soft palate between oral and nasal pharynx
behind oral cavity (oropharynx) epiglottis between oral and laryngo
behind larynx into the airway (laryngopharynx)

vertical tube into the GI tract


sits behind nasal cavity (nasopharynx) soft palate between oral and nasal pharynx


behind oral cavity (oropharynx) epiglottis between oral and laryngo


behind larynx into the airway (laryngopharynx)

define choane

communications between nasopharynx and oropharynx
oval holes above soft palate

communications between nasopharynx and oropharynx


oval holes above soft palate

describe the layers of the pharynx tissue

mucosa- inner lining of pharynx (epithelium) 

submucosa- pharyngobasilar fascia attaches pharynx to base of skull
muscularis externa- pharyngeal constrictor muscles (striated not smooth)
adventitia- buccopharyngeal fascia, continuous with coverin...

mucosa- inner lining of pharynx (epithelium)


submucosa- pharyngobasilar fascia attaches pharynx to base of skull


muscularis externa- pharyngeal constrictor muscles (striated not smooth)


adventitia- buccopharyngeal fascia, continuous with covering of buccinator and pharyngeal muscle (pharyngeal plexus of nerves and veins)




retropharyngeal space- between buccopharyngeal fascia and prevertebral fascia (danger space)

where does the pharynx attach to the skull

pharyngeal tubercle 
medial pterygoid plates

pharyngeal tubercle


medial pterygoid plates

what are the muscles of the pharynx

all overlapping, mid-line raphae
superior constrictor
middle constrictor
inferior constrictor
stylopharyngeus muscle (glossopharyngeal nerve CN IX)

salpingopharyngeus muscle

palatopharyngeus muscle


lift pharynx

all overlapping, mid-line raphae


superior constrictor


middle constrictor


inferior constrictor


stylopharyngeus muscle (glossopharyngeal nerve CN IX)


salpingopharyngeus muscle


palatopharyngeus muscle




lift pharynx

describe the superior constrictor muscle

pharyngeal tubercle at back
medial pterygoid plate at front
pterygoid hamulus (little prong off medial pterygoid)
pterygomandibular raphae with buccinator muscle
posterior mandible

pharyngeal tubercle at back


medial pterygoid plate at front


pterygoid hamulus (little prong off medial pterygoid)


pterygomandibular raphae with buccinator muscle


posterior mandible

describe the middle constrictor muscle

hyoid bone
stylohyoid ligament

hyoid bone


stylohyoid ligament

describe the inferior constrictor muscle

thyroid (oblique line)
cricoid (cricopharyngeus)

thyroid (oblique line)


cricoid (cricopharyngeus)

describe the auditory tube

comes in between the skull and the superior constrictor muscle

comes in between the skull and the superior constrictor muscle

describe the thyrohyoid membrane

between hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage 
closes tube

between hyoid bone and thyroid cartilage


closes tube

describe the salpingopharyngeus and palatopharyngeus muscles

salpingo- auditory tube above superior constrictor to pharynx
palato- from soft palate to pharynx
lift pharynx

salpingo- auditory tube above superior constrictor to pharynx


palato- from soft palate to pharynx


lift pharynx

describe the salpingopharyngeal fold

salpingopharyngeus muscle raises tissue
behind opening of auditory tube 
covers muscles down into pharynx

salpingopharyngeus muscle raises tissue


behind opening of auditory tube


covers muscles down into pharynx

describe the palatopharyngeal arch

palatopharyngeal muscle raises tissue
behind palatoglossal arch

palatopharyngeal muscle raises tissue


behind palatoglossal arch

describe the innervation of the pharynx

sensory- CN IX glossopharyngeal nerve


motor- CN X vagus to constrictors


CN IX to stylopharyngeus


recurrent laryngeal (vagus) to cricopharyngeus

describe the vascularization of the pharynx

branches of external carotid artery-- ascending pharyngeal, branches of facial, lingual and superior laryngeal arteries




lymph drainage to deep cervical nodes

describe the nasal cavity

pyramidal structure in center of skull
superior: anterior cranial fossa and frontal sinus posterior (and sphenoid sinus)
inferior: hard palate
laterally: orbit, ethmoid sinuses (maxillary sinuses inferolateral)

pyramidal structure in center of skull


superior: anterior cranial fossa and frontal sinus posterior (and sphenoid sinus)


inferior: hard palate


laterally: orbit, ethmoid sinuses (maxillary sinuses inferolateral)

describe the external surface of the nasal cavity

nasal bone
cartilage (nasal, lateral nasal, alar)

nasal bone


cartilage (nasal, lateral nasal, alar)

describe the inner structures of the nasal cavity

midline nasal septum composed of septal cartilage and ethmoid bone (perpendicular plate)
vomer- bone inferoposterior to ethmoid 
nasal crest- below vomer, maxilla and palatine bone

midline nasal septum composed of septal cartilage and ethmoid bone (perpendicular plate)


vomer- bone inferoposterior to ethmoid


nasal crest- below vomer, maxilla and palatine bone

describe the conche of the nasal cavity

superior (smallest, might not be present)
middle (sup and middle part of ethmoid bone)
inferior (separate bone)
highly variable


warms and moistens air into nose (increase SA of blood to air)
hairs and mucus trap/filter particles

superior (smallest, might not be present)


middle (sup and middle part of ethmoid bone)


inferior (separate bone)


highly variable




warms and moistens air into nose (increase SA of blood to air)


hairs and mucus trap/filter particles

describe the spaces created by the conche of the nasal cavity

sphenoethmoidal recess
superior/middle/inferior meatus

sphenoethmoidal recess


superior/middle/inferior meatus

describe the ethmoidal bulla

bulge created by ethmoidal sinuses
hiatus semilunaris below it
opening to maxillary sinus inferoposterior

bulge created by ethmoidal sinuses


hiatus semilunaris below it


opening to maxillary sinus inferoposterior

describe the sinus drainage flow

sphenoidal-- sphenoethmoidal recess
frontal, ethmoidal and maxillary (use cilia) all to middle meatus
nasolacrimal duct-- inferior meatus

sphenoidal-- sphenoethmoidal recess


frontal, ethmoidal and maxillary (use cilia) all to middle meatus


nasolacrimal duct-- inferior meatus

describe the olfactory nerve

(CN I)
special sense of smell
bipolar cells (projection in both directions-- up through cribiform plate to synapse with mitral cells in bulb to brain and down to epithelium)

(CN I)


special sense of smell


bipolar cells (projection in both directions-- up through cribiform plate to synapse with mitral cells in bulb to brain and down to epithelium)

describe the sensory innervation of the nasal cavity

V1 innervation
anterior portion of nasal cavity
nasocilliary 


V2 innervation

nasopalatine (pterygopalatine ganglion)
maxillary sinus
hard palate
posterior nasal cavity


similar for lateral and septal wall

V1 innervation


anterior portion of nasal cavity


nasocilliary




V2 innervation


nasopalatine (pterygopalatine ganglion)


maxillary sinus


hard palate


posterior nasal cavity




similar for lateral and septal wall

describe the blood supply to the nasal cavity

anterior: internal carotid--> ophthalmic (posterior/anterior ethmoidal arteries), superior labial artery branches


posterior: maxillary artery branches--> sphenopalatine artery


similar for lateral and septal wall

anterior: internal carotid--> ophthalmic (posterior/anterior ethmoidal arteries), superior labial artery branches




posterior: maxillary artery branches--> sphenopalatine artery




similar for lateral and septal wall