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What are the cartilages of the nose?
lateral cartilages
septal cartilage (septum)
alar cartilages (winged out area)
What are the nares?
nostrils
What is the sphenoethmoidal recess?
above superior concha, below roof of nasal cavity
What is the sphenoid sinus?
opening into the spenoethmoidal recess
What is the superior meatus?
inferior to superior concha
What is the opening into the superior meatus?
posterior ethmoidal air cells
What drains into middle meatus?
middle ethmoid air cells
What is the semilunar hiatus
surrounds depression for infundibulum
The semilunar hiatus has openings for?
the anterior ethmoid air cell
frontal sinus
maxillary sinus
What makes up the floor of the nasal cavity?
palatine process of maxilla
horizontal process of palatine
What are the nerves of the nasal cavity
nasociilary (V1)
Anterior superior alveolar (V2)
Posterior superior + inferior nasal (V2)
Nasopalatine (V2)
Olfactory (CN1)
What doe the nasocillary nerve (V1) innervate?
leads to anterior and posterior ethmoidal nerves

supplies anterior region of lateral wall and anterior septum
What does the anterior superior alveolar (V2) nerve innervate?
anterior part of inferior meatus and inferior conchae, also supplies incisors and canines
What does the posterior and inferior nasal (V2) nerve innervate?
middle and inferior conchae
What does the nasopalatine (V2) nerve innervate and what does it travel through?
Travels through incisive foramen and supplies nasal septum in mucous membrane and tiny patch of mucous membrane behind max incisors
What does the olfactory (CN1) nerve innervate and where does it travel through?
come from olfactory bulb and travels in cribiform plate, supplise olfactory mucosa w/ olfactory receptors
What are the borders of the maxillary sinus?
base-lateral wall of nasal cavity
apex-zygomatic process
roof-orbital plate
anterior-facial surface
posterior-infratemporal surface