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AN43.1-9 | Head & neck Joints, Histology, Development, Radiography & Surface marking — Glossary

Glossary — Head & neck Joints, Histology, Development, Radiography & Surface marking

Key terms introduced in this module, in order of first appearance. Use this as a revision checklist.

TermWhere Introduced
Atlantoaxial instabilityrelevance
Thyroglossal duct cystrelevance
Cleft lip and palaterelevance
Branchial cystrelevance
Skull X-raysrelevance
atlas (C1)recall
axis (C2)recall
dens (odontoid process)recall
pharyngeal archesrecall
thyroid glandrecall
Atlantooccipital JointPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Type:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Movements:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Nodding (yes movement)Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Muscles producing flexion:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Muscles producing extension:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Ligaments:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Atlantoaxial JointPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
median atlantoaxial jointPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Rotation (no movement)Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Key ligament: Transverse ligament of atlasPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Atlantoaxial interval (ADI) on lateral cervical X-ray:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
>3 mm in adults = transverse ligament rupture or laxityPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Clinical conditions causing atlantoaxial instability:Part 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Down syndromePart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Rheumatoid arthritisPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Odontoid fracturesPart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Grisel syndromePart 1: Atlantooccipital and Atlantoaxial Joints (AN43.1)
Key H&N Structures in Histology Practicals (AN43.2)Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Thyroid Gland:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
FolliclesPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
ColloidPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Parafollicular (C) cellsPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Parathyroid Gland:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Chief (principal) cellsPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Oxyphil cellsPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Fat cellsPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Pituitary Gland (Hypophysis):Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Anterior lobe (adenohypophysis):Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Posterior lobe (neurohypophysis):Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Salivary Glands:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
ParotidPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
SubmandibularPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
SublingualPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Palatine Tonsil:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Stratified squamous non-keratinised epitheliumPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Germinal centresPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
CapsulePart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Cornea:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Bowman's membranePart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
StromaPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Descemet's membranePart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
EndotheliumPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Retina:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Additional structures for AN43.3:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Epiglottis:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Olfactory epithelium:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Cochlea — Organ of Corti:Part 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Hair cellsPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Tectorial membranePart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Tunnel of CortiPart 2: Head & Neck Histology (AN43.2–43.3)
Pharyngeal (Branchial) Arches — OverviewPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
1st (mandibular)Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
2nd (hyoid)Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
3rdPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
4thPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
6thPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Development of the FacePart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Frontonasal processPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Maxillary processesPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Mandibular processesPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Cleft lip:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
maxillary process with the medial nasal processPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Cleft palate:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
two palatine shelvesPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Development of the TonguePart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Anterior 2/3:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
lingual swellingsPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
tuberculum imparPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Posterior 1/3:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
CopulaPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Development of the Thyroid GlandPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
floor of the pharynx at the foramen caecumPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
thyroglossal ductPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Thyroglossal duct cyst:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
moves upward on swallowing AND on tongue protrusionPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Development of the Pituitary Gland:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Adenohypophysis (anterior lobe)Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Rathke's pouchPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Neurohypophysis (posterior lobe)Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
infundibulumPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Development of the Eye:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Optic vesiclePart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
optic cupPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Lens vesiclePart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
CorneaPart 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Congenital anomalies:Part 3: Development of H&N Structures (AN43.4)
Clinical Examination and Surface Projections (AN43.5–43.6)Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Hyoid bone:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Thyroid cartilage (laryngeal prominence/Adam's apple):Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
thyroid notchPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Cricoid cartilage:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
cricothyroid membranePart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
emergency cricothyrotomyPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Carotid arteries:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Common carotid arteryPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
carotid tubercle (C6)Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
External carotidPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Internal carotidPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Facial artery:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Superficial temporal artery:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
giant cell (temporal) arteritisPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
External jugular vein:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Pterion:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
middle meningeal arteryPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
H&N Radiography (AN43.7)Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Skull X-ray — lateral view, key structures:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Skull X-ray — PA (frontal) view:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Crista galliPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Frontal and ethmoidal air sinusesPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Petrous ridgePart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Superior orbital fissurePart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Foramen rotundumPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Cervical spine X-ray — lateral view:Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Atlantoaxial interval (ADI)Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Prevertebral soft tissuePart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
C7 bodyPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
Carotid and Vertebral Angiogram (AN43.8–43.9)Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
vertebral arteryPart 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
C6Part 4: Surface Anatomy and Radiography of the H&N (AN43.5–43.9)
The Dangerous Area of the Face — Cavernous Sinus Thrombosisclinical_pearl
lacks valvesclinical_pearl
cavernous sinusclinical_pearl
Superior ophthalmic veinclinical_pearl
Pterygoid venous plexusclinical_pearl
dangerous area of the faceclinical_pearl
cavernous sinus thrombosisclinical_pearl
Case 2 — Newborn with cleft lip and palate:reflection
maxillary process–medial nasal process fusionreflection
palatine shelf fusionreflection
Joints:summary
Histology Key IDs:summary
Development:summary
Surface Anatomy:summary
Radiology:summary

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