'Jugular foramen' presentation slideshows

Brainstem II

Brainstem II. Tim McDowell October 13, 2010. Objectives. Overview the anatomy and function of CNs VII Facial VIII Vestibulococholar IX Glossopharyngeal X Vagus XI Spinal Accessory XII Hypoglossal nerve Clinical cases and syndromes involving these nerves. Facial Nerve Anatomy.

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Cranial Nerves and Openings in the Skull

Cranial Nerves and Openings in the Skull. Cr. II Optic nerve. Cr. I Olfactory nerve. Cr. IV Trochlear nerve. Cr. III Oculomotor nerve. Brainstem seen from the front. Cr. I Olfactory nerve. Cr. II Optic nerve. Cr. III Oculomotor nerve. Cr. IV Trochlear nerve.

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Neuro Review Quiz

Neuro Review Quiz. CSF findings in meningitis. Turbid. ?PMNs. ?lymphocytes. ?lymphocytes/ monocytes. Normal. Normal/?. Normal/?. Opalescent. Common causes of meningitis. N. meningitis. S. pneumoniae. Group B Strep. S. pneumoniae. GNRs. E. coli. N. meningitis. Enteroviruses.

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Lecture 19

Lecture 19. Circulatory System II. Capillary Network. Capillary network made of arterial and venous capillaries Venules drain network Blood flows into small veins, medium and large veins Valves Allow blood to flow toward heart but not in opposite direction. Fig. 23.5.

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AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL

AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL. Anterior Skull. frontal bone. glabella. supraorbital foramen. infraorbital foramen. zygomatic bone. mandibular symphysis. maxillary bone. alveolar fossa. mental foramen. mandible. Anterior Skull. nasal bone. perpendicular plate.

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AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL

AXIAL SKELETON SKULL TUTORIAL. Anterior Skull. frontal bone. glabella. supraorbital foramen. infraorbital foramen. zygomatic bone. mandibular symphysis. maxillary bone. alveolar fossa. mental foramen. mandible. Anterior Skull. nasal bone. perpendicular plate.

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Mnemonics

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Jugular Foramen(CN 9,10,11)

Impact of Atlas and Axis distortion. Jugular Foramen(CN 9,10,11). Restricts the space of foramen magnum and jugular foramen causing Central and Cranial nervous system related disorders.

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