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| surface of cerebrum is folded into what |
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| the folding of the cerebrum into gyri and sulci results in what |
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| increases surface area available for gray matter |
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| each hemisphere of the brain contains a _____ ventricle |
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| the two hemispheres of teh brain are connected by what |
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| frontal, parietal, occipital, temporal |
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| frontal lobe is deep to what |
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| frontal lobe is the _____ cortex |
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| parietal lobe is deep to what bone |
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| parietal lobe is the ______ cortex |
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| occipital lobe is deep to what |
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| upper part of occipital bone |
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| occipital lobe is the ______ cortex |
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| temporal lobe is deep to what |
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| temporal lobe is the ______ & _____ cortex |
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| insula/island of reil is located where |
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| cerebellum is responsible for what |
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| balance, muscle tone, coordination |
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| central connecting band of the cerebellum |
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| pattern of white matter deep to gray matter on the cerebellum |
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| 4 parts of the brain stem |
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| diencephalon, midbrain, pons, medulla oblongata |
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| diencephalon is made up of what (3) |
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| thalamus, hypothalamus, third ventricle |
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| midbrain is made up of what (3) |
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| corpora quadrigemina, cerebral peduncles, cerebral aqueduct |
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| what is the role of the pons (eyyyyy) |
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| connects cerebellar hemispheres |
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| medulla oblongata tapers to what |
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| medulla oblonagata makes up this structure |
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| blood supply to the brain |
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| circle of willis is made up of an arterial anastomosis from what two sources |
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| internal carotid aa, vertebrobasilar system |
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| internal carotid aa feeds what cerebral aa |
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| the anterior cerebral aa is joined by what |
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| anterior communicating artery |
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| median basilar aa is formed by what |
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| left and right vertebral arteries anastomose |
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| basilar aa terminates in what |
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| each posterior cerebral aa joins what |
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| each posterior cerebral aa joins each internal cartoid aa via what |
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| posterior communicating artery |
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| brain is mainly drained by what |
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| CN I is sensory or motor? |
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| nerves from the olfactory epithelium of nose extend to where |
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| nerves from olfactory epithelium of nose extend to olfactory bulbs via what |
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| cribriform plate of ethmoid |
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| olfactory tracts continue to where |
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| respiratory, olfactory, air conditioning |
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| inferior surface of the nose |
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| nose: lined with skin and coarse hairs called vibrissae |
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| vestibule of the nose is supported by what |
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| what is superior to the vestibule of the nose |
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| atrium is anterior to what structure |
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| the dorsum of the nose is composed of what |
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| cartilages and nasal bones |
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| the medial wall of the nose is composed of what |
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| the median nasal septum is made up of what |
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| part cartilage, part bony vomer, perpendicular plate of ethmoid |
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| the lateral walls of the nose are made up of what |
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| ethmoid (superior, middle conchae), inferior conchae |
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| the posterior nasal cavities are lined with what |
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| feature of the posterior nasal cavity |
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| feature of teh sphenoethmoidal recess |
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| the sphenoethmoidal recess is located where |
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| posterior border of superior concha |
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| this feature is teh site of olfactory nerve distribution |
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| spaces between conchae and alteral walls of nasal cavity |
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| the superior meatus hosts this feature |
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| middle meatus hosts these features |
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| frontonasal duct and hiatus semilunaris |
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| the hiatus semilunaris comes from what |
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| the inferior meatus hosts what features |
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| inferior meatus opens posteriorly into what |
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| inferior meatus opens posteriorly into the nasopharynx via what |
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| cavities in bones near nasal cavity, develop with age |
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| frontal, sphenoidal, ethmoidal, maxillary |
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| the frontal paranasal sinus is deep to what |
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| the frontal paranasal sinus is connected to what |
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| skin and bone in between eyebrows |
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| sphenoidal paranasal sinus empties into what |
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| sphenoidal-ethmoid recess |
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| paranasal sinus most posterior in sella turcica |
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| posterior ethmoid paranasal sinus drains via what |
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| anterior and middle ethmoid paranasal sinus drain via what |
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| hollow upper jaw paranasal sinus |
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| maxillary paranasal sinus opens into what |
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| hiatus semilunaris, middle meatus |
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| nasolacrimal duct opens into what |
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| the nose receives general sensation through what nn |
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| V1 (opthalmic), V2 (maxillary) |
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| V1 (opthalmic) passes through what to et to the nose |
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| V2 (maxillary) passes through what to get to the nose |
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| nose recieves its blood supply from what anastomosis? |
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| the kiessalbach area is located in what area of the nose |
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| anterior part of median nasal septum |
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| the kiessalbach area is made up of what aa |
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| maxillary, opthalmic, facial aa |
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| the nose is drained via what vv |
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| pterygoid plexus, facial vv, branches of supraorbital and supratrochlear veins to dural venous sinuses |
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| CN II is motor or sensory? |
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| optic nn travels from where |
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| optic nn travels from retina of eye to where |
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| optic nn travels from retina of eye to optic chiasma via what |
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| optic tracts continue posteriorly from optic chiasma to where |
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| nerves of the orbital fossa (4) |
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| optic, oculomotor, trochlear, abducens |
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| oculomotor, trochlear, and abducens enter the orbital fossa via what |
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| deficits of oculomotor (cn III) |
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| strabismus, ptosis, pupillary dilation |
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| deficits of trochlear (IV) and VI (abducens) |
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| oculomotor (CN III) supplies what |
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| all extrinsic mm, except superior oblique and lateral rectus |
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| parasympathetic part of the oculomotor |
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| trochelear (IV) supplies what eye muscle |
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| abducens (VI) supplies what eye mm |
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| 7 extrinsic mm of the orbital fossa |
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| levator palpebrae, lateral rectus, medial rectus, superior rectus, inferior rectus, superior oblique, inferior oblique |
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| lateral rectus innervation |
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| medial rectus innervation |
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| superior rectus innervation |
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| inferior rectus innervation |
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| superior oblique innervation |
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| inferior oblique innervation |
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| tendingous ring around optical canal |
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| rectus mm common insertion |
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| junction of sclera and cornea |
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| superior oblique insertion |
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| anteromedial sling (trochlea) and back to superior posterolateral sclera |
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| medial anterior orbital floor |
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| inferior oblique insertion |
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| inferior posterolateral sclera |
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| rectus mm and oblique mm: movements in the vertical plane |
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| rectus and oblique mm of the eye: movements in horizontal plane |
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| rectus and oblique mm of eye: movement in anteroposterior plane |
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| lateral rotation, medial rotation |
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| muscles of adduction of the eye |
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| medial rectus, inferior rectus, superior rectus |
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| muscles of abduction of the eye |
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Definition
| lateral rectus, superior oblique, inferior oblique |
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| muscles of elevation of the eye |
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Definition
| superior rectus, inferior oblique |
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| muscles of depression of the eye |
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Definition
| inferior rectus, superior oblique |
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| muscles of lateral rotation of the eye |
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Definition
| inferior oblique, inferior rectus |
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| muscles of medial rotation of the eye |
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Definition
| superior oblique, superior rectus |
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| what is the eye covered with |
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Definition
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| the conjunctiva reflects to line what |
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Definition
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| the lacrimal gland is located in what |
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| tears drain medially to what |
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Definition
| upper and lower canaliculi |
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| the upper and lower canaliculi are connected to what |
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Definition
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| the lacrimal sac is the superior part of what |
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| nasolacrimal duct opens into what |
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| what are the other 2 structures at the medial side of the eye? |
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Definition
| lacrimal caruncle, plica semilunaris |
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| 4 vessels of the orbital fossa |
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Definition
| opthalmic aa, opthalmic vv, central retina aa, central retina vv |
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| opthalmic aa is a branch of what |
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Definition
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| opthalmic aa passes through what |
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Definition
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| opthalmic aa passes through optic canal with what |
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Definition
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| opthalmic aa branches to what (4) |
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Definition
| retina, scalp, nose, lacrimal gland |
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| central retina aa is a branch of what |
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Definition
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| what aa is seen with ophthalmoscopic exam at optic disc |
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Definition
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| opthalmic vv drains posteriorly into what |
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| opthalmic vv drains inferiorly into what |
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Definition
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| anastomosis of opthalmic vv, pterygoid plexus of vv, with the facial vv is a potential avenue for what |
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| infections of cavernous sinuses |
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| opthalmic division of trigeminal nn |
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| main branch of opthalmic division |
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| frontal nn branches into what (2) |
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| supraorbital nn and supratrochlear nn |
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| branches of opthalmic division |
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Definition
| frontal nn, lacrimal nn, nasociliary nn |
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Term
| opthalmic division supplies what |
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Definition
| sensory to scalp, orbit, and nose |
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| opthalmic division leaves the cranial cavity via what |
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Definition
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| second division of trigeminal nn |
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| maxillary division of trigeminal nn passes from where |
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| maxillary division passes from where |
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| maxillary division passes from foramen rotundum through what |
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| main branch of maxillary division |
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| infraorbital nn passes along what |
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| infraorbita nn passes along floor of orbit to what |
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| maxillary division supplies what |
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| sensory to scalp, cheek, upper jaw, and lip |
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| branches of mandibular division |
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| auriculotemporal, inferior alveolar, buccal nn, lingual nn |
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| branches of inferior alveolar nn |
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Definition
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| V3 supplies what to sensory |
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| scalp, lower jaw and lip, cheek, tongue |
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| V3 sensory: nn to lower jaw and lip (2) |
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| inferior alveolar and mental nn |
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| mandibular division provides motor to what mm (3) |
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| mastication, mylohyoid, anterior belly of digastric mm |
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| mylohyoid nn innervates what mm (2) |
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Definition
| mylohyoid, anterior belly of digastric mm |
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| mandibular division (V3) exists cranial cavity via what |
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Definition
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| CN V, trigeminal nn deficits |
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| sensory losses to various parts of face, weakness in mastication |
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| CN VII (facial nn) is what types of nerves |
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| motor, sensory, parasympathetic |
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| facial CN VII provides motor to what mm (3) |
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Definition
| facial expression, stylohyoid, posterior belly of digastric |
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| facial CN VII provides taste to what via what |
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Definition
| oral (anterior 2/3) part of tongue, chorda tympani nn |
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| parasympathetic division of facial CN VII supplies what (3) |
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Definition
| lacrimal, submandibular, sublingual glands |
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| facial CN VII deficit causes what |
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| Bell's Palsy (motor deficit to mm of facial expression) |
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| facial nn has 3 exits, it exits the cranial cavity via what |
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| facial nn has 3 exits, the main nn exits middle ear via what |
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Definition
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| facial nn has 3 exits, its branch the chorda tymapni exits via what |
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Definition
| fissure in temporal bone posteriomedial to mandibular fossa |
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| the chorda tympani exits via fissure in temporal bone posteromedial to what |
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| vestibulocochlear, CN ___ |
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| CN VIII (vestibulocochlear) is what type of nerve |
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| CN VIII, vestibulocochlear comes from where |
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Definition
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| CN VIII (vestibulocochlear) comes from inner ear via what |
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| CN VIII (vestibulocochlear) deficits |
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Definition
| nauseau, nystagmus, disequilibrium, hearing loss |
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| roel of the outer ear/auricle |
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Definition
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| outer ear/auricle is made up of what |
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Definition
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| lobule (ear lobe) is made up of what |
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Definition
| fibrous tissue, fat, and vessels |
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| the vessels of the lobule (ear lobe) are made up of branches of what |
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Definition
| posterior auricular, superficial temporal arteries |
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| hollow next to ear canal (where your ear bud goes) |
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| little eminence in front of ear canal, check out tragus piercing |
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Definition
| helix, concha, tragus, lobule, external acoustic meatus |
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| what are the 2 nn that supply the auricle |
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Definition
| great auricular (C2&C3) and auriculotemporal (V3) |
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| outer 1/3 of external acoustic meatus is made up of what |
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| outer third of exernal acoustic meatus has what glands |
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| inner part of external acoustic meatus is bony from which bone |
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| inner part of outer third of external acoustic meatus is lined with what |
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| semitransparent oval membrane of the ear |
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| what separates the outer and middle ears |
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| central depression of the tympanic membrane |
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| central depression of the tympanic membrane (umbo) is formed by what |
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Definition
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| when inspecting the umbo, this can be seen |
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Definition
| cone of light radiating inferoanteriorly |
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| narrow cavity in petrous portion of the temporal bone |
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Definition
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| middle ear contains these 6 structures |
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Definition
| 3 ossicles, chorda tympani nn, 2 muscles |
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Term
| 3 ossicles of the middle ear |
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| malleus handle articules with what |
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| the incus articulates with what |
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| lateral wall of the middle ear |
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| medial wall of the middle ear features what |
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Definition
| stapes base that presses against the oval window, and a round window |
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| the round window of the medial wall of the middle ear is continuous with what |
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| posterior wall of the middle ear opens into what |
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| the posterior wall is the site of entrance of this mm |
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| stapedius mm is innervaated by what |
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| stapdeius mm attaches to what |
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| anterior wall features the entrance of what mm |
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| tensor tympani mm is innervated by what |
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| tensor tympanii attaches to what superiorly |
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| tensor typmanii attaches to what inferiorly |
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Definition
| opening of the auditory tube |
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| inner ear contains what organ |
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Definition
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| inner ear contains a hollowed-out part of petrous portion of temporal bone called what |
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| inner ear is lined with what |
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Definition
| membranous structure called membranous labyrinth |
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| membraneous labyrinth is modified to form the ____ parts of the semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea |
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| membranous labyrinth is modified to form the neural parts of these structures |
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Definition
| semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea |
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| bone labryinth is filled with what |
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Definition
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| membraneous labyrinth is filled with what |
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Definition
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| this is the site of entry to the brain of the facial and vestibulocochlear nn |
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Definition
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| internal auditory meatus is the site of entry to the brain for what |
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Definition
| facial and vestibulocochlear nerves |
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Definition
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Term
| glossopharyngeal, CN ____ |
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Definition
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| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) is what types of nerves |
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Definition
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| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) provides what sensory |
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Definition
| general sensation and taste to pharyngeal (posterior 1/3) part of the tongue, soft palate and pharyngeal wall |
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Term
| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) provides visceral sensory to what |
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Definition
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| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) provides motor to what |
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Definition
| pharyngeal mm for swallowing |
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| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) provides visceral motor to what |
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Definition
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| CN IX (glossopharyngeal) exits cranial cavity via what |
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| CN X (vagus) is what type of nerve |
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| CN X (vagus) provides sensory to what |
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Definition
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| CN X (vagus) provides motor to what |
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Definition
| cardiac and smooth mm, mm of larynx, secretomotor to most glands |
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Term
| CN X (vagus) is a major carrier of cranial ______ fibers |
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Definition
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| CN X (vagus) exits cranial cavity via what |
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Definition
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Term
| spinal accessory, CN ____ |
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) is what type of nerve |
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| CN XI (spinal accessory), what are its 2 roots |
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Definition
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| CN XI (spinal accessory), spinal root spinal lvls |
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Definition
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) supplies what mm |
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Definition
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) enters cranium via what |
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Definition
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) exits cranial cavity via what |
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Definition
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) cranial root accompanies what |
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Definition
| vagus (accessory to vagus) |
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| CN XI (spinal accessory) cranial root supplies what mm |
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| CN XII (hypoglossal) is what type of nerve |
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Definition
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| CN XII (hypoglossal) supplies what mm |
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Definition
| intrinsic and extrinsic mm of the tongue |
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Term
| CN XII (hypoglossal) exits cranial cavity via what |
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Definition
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Term
| anterior boundary of mouth and oral cavity |
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Definition
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Definition
| where skin tone of lips meets skin tone of face |
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| what attaches the lips to the gingiva? |
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| lateral walls of mouth and oral cavity |
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| what makes up the hard/bony palate |
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| feature of the soft palate |
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| role of the terminal uvula |
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| separates oropharynx from nasopharynx |
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| floor of mouth and oral cavity |
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| mm of anterior 2/3 of tongue, mylohyoid, geniohyoid, genioglossus |
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| vestibule of the mouth is between what |
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| the parotid gland opens up across what |
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| the oral cavity proper is within what |
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| oral cavity proper contains these 3 structures |
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| tongue, sublingual gland, duct of submanidbular salivary gland |
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| what seprates oral cavity from oropharynx |
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| palatoglossal arch is mucosa overlying what |
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| what feature of the mandible and maxilla hold the sockets for the teeth |
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| what type of tooth, and how many of each type of tooth, are there per quadrant |
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| 2 incisors, 1 canine (cuspid), 2 premolars (bicuspids), 3 molars |
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| purpose of the hyoid in the mouth |
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| anchors tongue and other mm |
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| hyoid anchors the tongue and other mm of the mouth via what |
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| greater and lesser cornua (horns) |
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| what separates the tongue into oral and pharyngeal parts |
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| foramen cecum is located where |
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| center of sulcus terminalis |
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| what anchors the anterior part of the tongue of oral cavity |
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| lingual tonsil is located where |
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| under mucosa of pharyngeal tongue |
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| extrinsic mm of tongue (4) |
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| genioglossus, hyoglossus, styloglossus, palatoglossus |
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| genioglossus extends from where |
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| genioglossus extends to where |
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| hyoglossus extends from where |
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| hyoid (greater cornu/horn) |
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| hyoglossus extends to where |
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| fan-shaped extrinsic tongue mm |
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| quadrilateral shaped extrinsic tongue mm |
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| styloglossus and palatoglossos shared action |
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| elevate posterolateral part of tongue |
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| palatoglossus innervation |
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| longitudinal, transverse, vertical fibers |
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| intrinsic mm of tongue common action |
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| rolling, flattening, curling of tongue |
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| intrinsic mm of tongue common innervation |
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| hypoglossal, facial, glossopharyngeal, cranial portion of spinal accessory, lingual (V3) |
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| main motor nerve of tongue |
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| nn supplies taste sensation to oral part of tongue |
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| chorda tympani branch of CN VII (facial) |
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| nn that supplies general sensation and taste to tongue |
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| secondary motor nerve of tongue, supplies palatoglossus |
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| cranial portion of spinal accessory CN XI |
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| cranial portion of spinal accessory CN XI is carried in what |
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| nn that provides general sensation to oral part of tongue |
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| lingual, branch of mandibular V3 |
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| vessels of the tongue (2) |
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| lingual aa, median deep lingual vv |
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| lingual aa is a branch of what |
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| main drainage vessel of the tongue |
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| 4 features of the sublingual region |
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| lingual frenulum, deep lingual veins, submandibuldar glands, sublingual glands |
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| submandibular glands open on each side of what |
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| sublingual glands open at junction of tongue with what |
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