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100
Nerve that moves the anterior tongue? Gives taste?
What is the hypoglossal nerve? What is chorda tympani?
100
Nerve that goes through foramen ovale
What is V3?
100
Ansa comes from cervical rootlets posteriorly and this nerve anteriorly
What is the hypoglossal nerve?
100
In the cochlea, the high frequencies are located at this part
What is the base? (lowest frequencies apically)
100
This is the muscle innervated by cranial nerve VI
What is the lateral rectus?
200
This section of the facial nerve gives off chorda tympani and nerve to stapedius
What is the mastoid segment?
200
Vidian nerve is made up of these two nerves
What are the greater superficial petrosal nerve and the deep petrosal nerve?
200
This nerve causes referred otalgia from the larynx
What is Arnold's nerve?
200
This is the location of Erb's point in relation to the spinal accessory nerve
What is above Erb's point?
200
This is the nerve ablated by RhynAer
What is the posterior nasal nerve?
300
This is the innervation from the brain to the parotid
What is IGJLOAP - inferior salivatory nucleus, glossopharyngeal, jacobsen's nerve, lesser petrosal, otic ganglion, auriculotemporal, parotid?
300
Aberrant communication between what nerve leads to Frey's syndrome
What are parasympathetics from the auriculotemporal nerve (V3) to the sympathetics?
Parasympathetics from salivary gland innervate sympathetics to sweat glands
300
The deep petrosal nerve originates here
What is the cervical sympathetic plexus?
300
This nerve is the most common site for a glomus tympanicum to arise
What is Jacobsen's (tympanic branch of glossopharyngeal) nerve?
300
Nerve that gives sensation to frontal sinus
What is the supraorbital +/- supratrochlear nerve, off the ophthalmic nerve (V1)?
400
These are the four parasympathetic ganglion of the head/neck
What are the ciliary ganglion, otic ganglion, pterygopalatine ganglion, and the submandibular ganglion?
400
Frontal branch of the facial nerve is located between these layers over the zygomatic arch
Both acceptable - what is subSMAS or intra SMAS over Pitanguy's line?
400
These main nerves give sensory innervation to the nasal cavity
What are the nasopalatine nerve (V2) and nasociliary nerve (V1)?
Nasociliary mainly via anterior/posterior ethmoid
400
This nerve can connect the SLN (via internal laryngeal nerve) and RLN (via inferior laryngeal nerve) in the larynx
What is the nerve/anatomosis of Galen?
400
In an Inspire, the C1 branch affects this muscle
What is the Geniohyoid?
500
This nerve gives sensation to middle ear mucosa
What is the tympanic branch of the CN IX (Jacobsen's nerve)? (Some sources also mention auriculotympanic nerve)
500
This is the parasympathetic innervation of lacrimal gland
What is GSPN -> sphenopalatine ganglion (synapse) -> zygomatic/zygomaticotemporal branches of V2 -> lacrimal nerve of V1 -> gland
500
These are the three branches of the hypoglossal nerve after the functional break point in an Inspire
What are exclusion (retractors ie. hyoglossus + SG), inclusion (protrudors ie geniogossus), and C1?
500
First bite syndrome comes from truncation of this nerve structure
What is the sympathetic chain innervating the parotid (ie sacrifice ECA)?
500
This nerve supplies the sphenoid sinus
What is the posterior ethmoid nerve off the V1?