Kenotes

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  • Cranial Nerves and Structures
    • cribriform plate
    • optic canal
    • superior orbital fissure
    • foramen rotundum
    • foramen ovale
    • stylomastoid foramen
    • internal acoustic meatus
    • jugular foramen
    • hypoglossal canal
  • Cranial Nerve III (3)

    Motor: Muscles of the eyes
    Parasympathetic: lacrimal gland, sphincter pupillae, ciliary lens muscles
  • Cranial Nerve IV (4)

    Superior Oblique Muscles
  • Cranial Nerve V1 (5.1)

    Cornea, eyes, nose, forehead, and paranasal sinuses
  • Cranial Nerve VI (6)

    Lateral rectus muscle of the eye
  • Cranial Nerve V2 (5.2)

    Cheeks, lower eyelid, upper lip, nasopharynx, tonsils, palate, and maxillary teeth
  • Cranial Nerve V3 (5.3)

    Sensory: lower cheeks, auditory meatus, TMJ, chin, lower lip, tongue, floor of the mouth, mandibular teeth
    Motor: muscles of mastication, anterior belly of digastric muscle, tensor tympani, tensor veli palatini, and mylohyoid muscles
  • Cranial Nerve VII (7)

    Sensory: taste to the anterior 2/3 of the tongue
    Motor: muscles of facial expression
    Parasympathetic: sublingual, submandibular, and lacrimal glands
  • Cranial Nerve VIII (8)
    Hearing and balance
  • Cranial Nerve IX (9)
    Sensory: posterior 1/3 of the tongue, pharynx, tonsils, middle ear, carotid sinus
    Motor: stylopharyngeus
    Parasympathetic: to parotid gland
  • Cranial Nerve X (10)
    Motor: laryngeal muscles, pharyngeal muscles except the stylopharyngeus, and all palatal muscles except tensor veli palatini
    Sensory: heart, abdominal organs, lungs, base of the tongue
    Parasympathetic: heart, abdominal organs, lungs
  • Cranial Nerve XI (11)

    To the SCM, and trapezius muscle
  • Cranial Nerve XII (12)

    To the intrinsic and extrinsic muscle of the tongue
  • Cranial Nerve Types
    • Sensory Nerves: I, II, VIII
    Motor Nerves: III, IV, VI, XI, XII
    Mixed Nerves: V, VII, IX, X
    Parasympathetic Nerves: III, VII, IX, X
  • Skin Layers
    • Stratum basale
    Stratum spinosum
    Stratum granulosum
    Stratum lucidum
    Stratum corneum
  • Skin Cells

    • melanocytes; chromatophores
    langerhan cells
    merkel cells
  • Skin Pathologies

    • Vitiligo
    Albinism
    Melanism
  • Skin Layers
    • Papillary Layer
    Reticular Layer
  • The junction of the papillary and reticular layers is called the dermal-epidermal junction
  • Skin Glands
    • sebaceous
    eccrine
    apocrine
  • Skin Sensory Nerve Endings
    • free nerve endings
    pacinian corpuscles
    meissner's corpuscles
    ruffini's
    end bulb of Krause
  • The hypodermis attaches the skin to the organs beneath
  • Ear Structures

    • tympanic membrane
    malleus
    incus
    stapes
    Reissner's membrane
    cochlea
    basilar membrane
    organ of Corti
    tectorial membrane
    utricle and saccule
    semicircular canals
  • Rinne's test

    Used to test hearing
  • Ear Pathologies

    • otitis externa
    otitis media
    otitis interna (labyrinthitis)
  • Eye Structures
    • Cornea
    Iris
    Pupil
    Retina
    Fovea centralis
    Optic disc
    Aqueous humor
    Vitreous humor
  • Accommodation
    Reflex of the eye in response to focusing on near and far objects
  • Refraction is the mechanism allowing us to focus an accurate image
  • The blind spot is the optic disc where the optic nerve exits the eye and has no photoreceptors
  • Increased pressure in the aqueous humor causes glaucoma ("tunnel-vision")
  • Eye Muscles
    • Superior Oblique
    Lateral Rectus
    Rectus
  • Orbital Cavity Bones
    • Frontal
    Zygomatic and Temporal
    Maxilla
    Ethmoid and Lacrimal
    Sphenoid
  • Eye Pathologies
    • Myopia
    Hyperopia
    Presbyopia
    Astigmatism
    Strabismus
    Amblyopia
    Diplopia
  • The most common eye condition in children is strabismus (crossed-eye)
  • The most common eye condition in adults is presbyopia (the "after 40 vision")
  • Nose Structures

    • Nasal septum
    Superior concha
    Middle concha
    Inferior concha
    Hiatus semilunaris
    Ethmoid bulla
    Nasolacrimal duct
  • External nasal nerve (V1)
    Supplies the dorsum of the nose, ala, and tip of the nose
  • Infraorbital nerve (V2)

    Supplies the lateral aspect of the nose
  • Tongue Structures
    • Sulcus terminalis
    Foramen cecum
    Filiform papillae
    Foliate papillae
    Fungiform papillae
    Circumvallate papillae
  • Tongue Muscles
    • Genioglossus
    Styloglossus
    Hyoglossus
    Longitudinal
    Transverse
    Vertical