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Larynx

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Larynx

  1. Joints

    • cricoarytenoid
      • saddle joint that permits rocking motion and limited gliding
      • cricoid articular facet
        • elliptical, convex, directed downward 25 degrees located on superior border of the cricoid lamina
      • arytenoid articular facet
        • circular, sharply concave located on the under surface of muscle process
    • cricothyroid
      • one of 3 ligaments responsible for gliding motion, vf tension, and increase of pitch
  2. hyoid bone

    • larynx is suspended form
    • U Shaped
      • horns
        • greater cornua
        • lesser cornua
    • suprahyoid
      • widen the pharynx and close off the trachea during swallowing
      • digastric
        • origin: mastoid process insertion: hyoid bone
      • stylohyoid
        • origin: styloid process insertion: hyoid bone
      • mylohyoid
      • geniohyoid
        • origin: thyroid cartilage insertion: hyoid bone
    • infrahyoid
      • draw hyoid bone downward and larynx
      • omohyoid
        • origin: superior border of scapula insertion: hyoid bone
      • sternohyoid
        • origin: mabubrium of sternum insertion: hyoid bone
      • sternothyroid
        • origin: manubrium insertion: thyroid cartilage
      • thyrohyoid
        • origin: thyroid cartilage insertion: hyoid bone
  3. Cartilage

    • 9 total, 3 unpaired and 3 paired
    • paired
      • arytenoid
        • hyaline muscular process is point of attachment
        • base
          • vocal process
            • vocal ligament
        • apex
        • 3 surfaces
          • posterior surface
          • anterolateral
          • medial
      • corniculate
        • elastic
      • cuneiform
        • elasticfolds of mucous membrane encloses ligaments and muscle fibers entrance to the larynx wedge shaped rods
        • aryepiglottis folds
        • cuneiform tubercules
          • lend support to aryepiglottis folds
          • connective tissue
          • fat
          • mucous membrane
    • unpaired
      • thyroid
        • hyaline largest, shield like
        • 2 thyroid laminae
          • fused together thyroid notch allows for incomplete fusion
          • thyroid notch
            • adams apple 80 degrees in males 90 in females
        • superior horns
          • directed upward and back medially
        • inferior horns
          • shorter, thicker directed downward
      • cricoid
        • hyaline located above first tracheal ringdiathrodial pivot joint- allows for rotation which is important for pitch changing attaches by cricotracheal membrane
        • anterior arch
        • posterior quadrate lamina
      • epiglottis
        • elastic flexible, leaf life   trap door prevents food from entering larynx
        • petiolus
          • small straw like structure attached to thyroid cartilage at thyroid notch
        • hypoepiglottic ligament
          • broad part where it attaches to hyoid bone
        • glossoepiglottic ligaments
          • two lateral fold attaching to the root of the tongue
          • valleculae
            • 2 pits seen between epiglottis and the root of the tongue one either side of the median
        • fat pad
          • separates epiglottis and hyoid bone form thyroid cartilage
  4. Muscles

    • intrisnic
      • lateral cricoarytenoid muscle ( LCA)
        • relaxer closes the glottis shapes it for a whisper fan shaped
      • interarytenoids
        • oblique, transverse approximate the arytenoid cartilages and regulate medial compression
        • transverse
          • approximates arytenoid cartilages by sliding along axis toward midline horizontal direction
      • cricothyroid muscle
        • tensor elongate vf fan shpaed
        • par oblique
          • lower course upward
        • par recta
          • upper course vertical
    • extrinsic
      • sternothyroid
        • draws thyroid cartilage downward
      • thyrohyoid
        • contraction decreases distance between thyroid cartilage and hyoid bone
      • pharyngeal contstrictor
        • parynx
    • Supra hyoid mucles
      • influence larynx indirectly
      • diagastic
        • two bellies joined by intermediate tendon tendon is attached by greater horn of the hyoid bone
        • anterior belly
          • lower madible
        • posterior belly
          • mastoid process
      • stylohyoid
        • long slender styloid process contraction draws hyoid bone up and backward
      • mylohyoid
        • inner surface ridge mandible elevates floor of mouth, hyoid bone, and tongue
      • geniohyoid
        • pair of cylindrical muscles above the mylohyoid indirect contact with one another when mandile is fixed it pulls it up and forward mental symphasis
    • infra hyoid muscles
      • sternohyoid
      • omohyoid
  5. membranes

    • extrinsic
      • bounds larynx to hyoid bone and trachea
      • hyothyroid
        • space between inferior border of hyoid bone and superior thyroid cartilage bridges cornu
      • hyoepiglottic
        • elastic, unpaired, midline connects corpus or epiglottis to upper posterior surface of corpus hyoid bone
      • cricotracheal ring
        • binds cricoid cartilage to 1st tracheal ring
    • intinsic
      • not as distinct same continuous layer entire interior of the larynx
      • elastic membrane
        • conus elasticus
          • cricoid liagments
            • medial
              • well defined band of yellow elastic tissue midline cricoid arch to thyroid cartilage
            • lateral
              • 2 begin at lateral margins
          • vocal ligament
            • anchor for vf
        • quandrangular
          • upper paired membrane, around thyroid cartilage thickens ventricular ligaments superior portion is the aryepiglottic folds
          • vernticular ligaments
            • got to the arytenoid cartilage from the triangular fovea two ligaments that come together at interior thyroid (approximate) help true vf
          • epiglottic folds

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Mind Map on Larynx, created by rachaelkengott on 10/03/2015.
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