Borders of pharynx
base of skull to upper esophageal sphincter
attachent point of pharynx muscles
midline raphe
innervation of pharynx
CN10 - vagus
attachment of inf pharyx constrictor
thyroid and cricoid to raphe
attachment of mid pharyx constrictor
hyoid to raphe
innervation of stylopharyngeous
CN9- glossopharyngeal
3 regions of pharynx and sensory innervations
5 features of oropharynx
5 features of oropharynx
2 features of laryngeopharynx
2. aryepiglottic folds
Point where food gets stuck in pharynx
vallecula
2 folds in larynx
2. vocal - true
Area between folds
ventricle
membrane making up false fold
quadrangular
Main muscles of larynx and their function
2. cricothyroid - tilts cartelage forward
Suprahyoid muscles and their innervation (3)
Infrahyoid muscles and their innervation (4)
Innervation of intrinsic larynx muslces (motor and sensory)
Blood supply to larynx
common carotid> inf and sup thyroid As
venous drainage of larynx (2)
2. inf thyroid veins>R brachiocephalic
fascia encircling neck
investing fascia
muscle superficial to investing layer
platysma
3 compartments of neck and covering
Contents of vertebral comp (4)