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| muscles of facial expression are innervated by what |
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| mm of facial expression: forehead |
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| mm of facial expression: mouth (5) |
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| levator anguli oris, depressor anguli oris, zygomaticus major, levator labii superioris, orbicularis oris |
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| mm of facial expression: cheek (1) |
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| muscles of facial expression: eye (1) |
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| orbicular oculi (palpebral and orbital parts) |
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| nerves of the face: motor (5) |
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| temporal, zygomatic, buccal, mandibular, cervical |
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| nerves of the face: how many motor branches |
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| the motor branches of the nerves of the face are branches of what |
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| CN VII comes through the what |
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| stylomastoid foramen of temporal bone |
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| facial nerve comes through what |
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| stylomastoid foramen of temporal bone |
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| motor branches of the face arise with what |
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| facial nerve motor mnemonic |
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| sensory nerves of the face are supplied by what cranial nerve |
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| trigeminal nn cranial lvl |
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| trigeminal branches sensory branches in the face (4/5) |
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| zygomaticofacial, infraorbital, buccal, inferior alveolar, mental |
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| zygomaticofacial nn, which sensory branch of trigeminal nn (CN V) |
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| infraorbital nn, which sensory branch of trigeminal nn |
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| buccal nn, which sensory branch of trigeminal nn |
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| inferior alveolar nn, which sensory branch of trigeminal nn |
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| mental nn, which sensory branch of trigeminal nn |
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| cutaneous fibers of the face spinal lvl |
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| great auricular nn and transverse cervical nn spinal lvl |
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| greater occipital nn, lesser occipital nn, auriculotemporal nn, zygomaticotemporal nn ,supraorbital nn, supratrochlear nn |
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| nerves of the scalp: greater occipital nn spinal lvl |
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| dorsal primary ramus of C2 |
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| nerves of the scalp: lesser occipital nn |
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| ventral primary ramus of C2 |
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| nerves of the scalp: auriculotemporal nn |
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| mandibular division of trigeminal nn V3 |
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| nerves of the scalp: zygomaticotemporal nn spinal lvl |
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| maxillary division of trigeminal nn V3 |
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| nerves of the scalp: supraorbital nn spinal lvl |
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| opthalmic division of trigeminal nn V1 |
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| nerves of the scalp: supratrochlear nn spinal lvl |
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| opthalmic division of trigeminal nn V1 |
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| arteries of teh face and scalp (6) |
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| facial aa, superficial temporal aa, occipital aa, posterior auricular aa, supratrochlear aa, supraorbital aa |
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| facial aa comes from what |
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| facial aa becomes what at side of nose |
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| superficial temporal aa is a branch of what |
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| occipital aa comes is a branch of what |
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| posterior auricular aa is a branch of what |
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| supratrochlear aa is a branch of what aa |
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| supraorbital aa is a branch of what artery |
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| veins of the face and scalp |
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| retromandibular vv, facial vv |
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| retromandivular vv travels with |
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| retromandibular vv is formed by what |
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| confluence of superficial temporal and maxillary vv |
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| retromandibular vv descends behind what |
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| retromandibular vv branches inferiorly to join what |
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| facial vv (anteriorly) and external jugluuar vv (posteriorly) |
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| which vv of teh face and scalp carries the most drainage |
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| which vv carries most drainage to internal jugular vv |
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| emissary vv are responsible for what |
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| intracranial drainage to scalp |
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| some scalp drainage and orbital fossa drainage follows what |
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| some scalp and orbital fossa drainage follow opthalmic vv to what |
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| intracranial cavernous sinus |
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| which is the largest of the 3 major pairs of salivary glands |
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| parotid duct crosses what |
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| major landmark of the face |
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| parotid duct pierces what to reach oral cavity across from upper 2nd molar |
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| partoid duct crosses masster piercing bucciantor to reach what |
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| oral cavity across from upper 2nd molar |
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| boundaries of the scalp (occipital) |
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| boundaries of the scalp (frontal) |
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| zygomatic arch is formed by what |
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| temporal and zygomatic bones |
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| connective tissue (vascular subcutaneous tissue) |
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| aponeurosis of the scalp is made up of what |
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| epicranialis mm is made up of what |
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| occipitalis and frontalis |
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| loose connective tissue; clinically important |
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| dura mater, arachonid mater, pia mater |
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| dura mater is superificial and continuous with what |
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| the leptomeninges are derived from what |
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| leptomeninges spint into 2 layers by the formation of CSF, what are they called |
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| arachnoid mater, pia mater |
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| subarachnoid space contains what |
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| the arachnoid mater communicates with what via arachnoid villi (granulations) |
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| the arachnoid mater communicates with dural sinuses via what |
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| arachonid villi (granulations) |
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| pia mater directly covers waht |
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| dural reflections extend how |
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| dural reflections extend internally to envelop what |
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| falx cerebri, tentorium cerebelli, falx cerebelli |
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| falx cerebri is located where |
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| between cerebral hemispheres |
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| falx cerebri extens from where |
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| crista galli of ethmoid and frontal crest (anteriorly) |
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| falx cerebi extends to where |
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| tentorium cerebelli (posteriorly) |
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| tentorium cerebelli is found where |
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| between occipital lobes of cerebrum and hemispheres of cerebellum |
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| anterior limit of tentorium cerebelli |
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| falx cerebelli is located where |
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| between cerebellar hemispheres |
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| dural sinuses are responsible for what |
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| venous drainage from cerebral circulation |
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| dural sinuses: superior sagittal sinus follows what |
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| superior margin of falx cerebri |
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| dural sinuses: inferior sagittal sinus follows what |
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| inferior margin of falx cerebri |
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| dural sinuses: straight sinus extends from where |
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| posteriorly from inferior sagittal sinus and great cerebral vein |
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| dural sinuses: straight sinus extends to where |
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| dural sinuses: confluence of sinuses is located where |
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| at posterior junction of falx cerebri and tentorium cerebelli |
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| dural sinuses: transverse sinuses drain laterally from what |
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| dural sinuses: transverse sinuses drain from confluence of sinuses to what |
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| dural sinuses: transverse sinuses follow what |
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| posterolateral margin of tentorium cerebelli |
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| dural sinuses: sigmoid sinuses drain from what |
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| dural sinuses: sigmoid sinuses drain from transverse sinuses to what |
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| dural sinuses: cavernous sinuses are located where |
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| lateral surfaces of body of sphenoid bone |
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| dural sinuses: cavernous sinuses are drained by what |
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| dural sinuses: cavernous sinuses are drained by 2 petrosal sinuses to what |
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| dural sinuses: sphenoparietal sinus drains into what |
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| dural sinuses: basilar plexus connects with what |
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| cavernous sinus and both petrosal sinuses |
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| dural sinuses: basilar plexus connects with cavernous sinus and both petrosal sinuses where |
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| anterior region of foramen magnum |
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