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| You wana open your mouth big. what needs to happen at the TMJ to make this happen? |
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1. Initially: depression of the inferior compartment
2. mandibular condyle & articular disc translate anterior eminence into the superior compartment of the TMJ |
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| Muscle action on the mandible: Masseter |
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| Muscle action on the mandible: Temporalis |
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| Muscle action on the mandible: Medial pterygoid |
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| Elevation and protrusion (like the internal masseter mm) |
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| Muscle action on the mandible: lateral pterygoid |
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| Muscle action on the mandible: anterior belly of the digastric |
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| The auriculartemporal n is a branch of ___ that carries GA sensory from the ____ joint and the _______ gland. |
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Definition
Mandibular n (V3)
TMJ
parotid |
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| Aurticulotemporal n carries hitchhiker postgang parasymp from _____ from the otic ganglion to the parotid gland |
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| your patient recently had facial surgery to remove their parotid gland on one side and now they complain of embarrassing sweating from their cheek every time they eat. what happened? |
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| parasympathetics destined for the parotid gland migrated to cutaneous sympathetic nerves of the skin along the auriculotemporal n distribution |
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| who is the father of the lingual n? |
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| who does the lingual n hook up with before entering the sumadibular region of the mouth hole? |
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| lesion to the lingual n proximal to hooking up with the chorda tympani results in? |
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| anesthesioa of anterio 2/3 of tongue, floor of mouth, lingual gums |
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| lesion of the chorda tympani before it joins the lingual n? |
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Definition
| decrease in salivation and tast from that side |
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| lesion distal to junction of lingual and chorda tympani? |
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| anesthesia and loss of taste in anterior 2/3 of tongue, decrease salivation |
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Term
| what get chewy all hot and bothered about the nerve to the mylohyoid? what does it innervate? |
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Definition
| it is a GE muscular branch from a GA nerve --> inferior alveolar n (V3)! mylohyoid m and anterior belly of the digastric m |
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| pterygoid venous plexus receives blood from the same regions as the maxiallary a supplies and connects to... |
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Definition
| the cavernous sinus via emmissary vv |
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Term
what do the following pathways lead to:
1. angular v --> sup. opthalmic v -> _____
2. palatine tonsil vv -> pterygoid venous plexus & inf opthalmic v -> _____
3. deep facial & infraorbital vv -> pterygoid venous plexus --> emissary vv --> _____ |
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