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Cervical Plexus (c1-c4)

Gurdev Rayet Combined science GCSE English

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Cervical Plexus (c1-c4)

  1. C1

    • No Sensory
  2. C2

    • Lessr Occipital C2
      • Pinna
      • Adjacent scalp
    • Inf Root
      • Ansa Cervicalis
        • Relationships
          • Supf to carotid sheath
          • Pass over int. jugular v.
        • Motor
          • All Infrahyoid M EXCPT thyroihiod (C1)
            • Sterno-thyroid
            • Sterno-hyoid
            • Omohyoid
        • Sensory
          • Accessory n.
            • Trapezius
            • SCM
  3. C3

    • C2, C3
      • Greater Auricular Supf to ACM
        • skin of Ear
        • Angle of mandible
      • Transverse cutaneois Supf to SCM
        • upper part of neck
  4. C4

    • Suprascapular C3, C4
      • Medial
      • Intermediate
      • Lateral
      • Upper chest
    • Phrenic
      • Relationship
        • Run Across
          • Scalenus Ant m.
        • Post-Lat
          • Int jugular v.
        • Deep to
          • Inf belly of omohyoid and SCN
        • crossed by
          • transverse cervical a.
          • Suprascapular a.
        • on left sid of
          • thoracic dusct
        • enter thoracic betw
          • Subclavian Vien and Artery
  5. C5

  6. Notes:

    • Cutaneous branch of skin of head
      • Upper - front
        • Opthalmic n.
      • Maxillary area
        • Maxillary n.
      • Mandible + cheek + temporal region
        • Mandibular n.
  7. Hypoglossal n. XII

    • communication of the two
      • Sup Root
      • n. to geniohyoid
      • n. to thyrohoid
  8. this side CUTANEOUS BRANCHES VEBTRAL RAMI

  9. this side MUSCULAR bRANCHES DORSAL RAMI

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GCSE Combined science (Chemistry) Mind Map on Cervical Plexus (c1-c4), created by Gurdev Rayet on 10/05/2017.
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  • Created by Aoaaz Al Zubaidi · Mar 23, 2014
  • Copied by Gurdev Rayet · May 10, 2017
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