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Home » Mouth And Pharynx Short Question And Answers

Mouth And Pharynx Short Question And Answers

July 26, 2023 by Joankessler parkland Leave a Comment

Question 1. Give an account of position, relations, blood supply & development of palatine tonsil. Add a note on its applied anatomy (or) Palatine tonsil (or) Name the lateral relations of palatine tonsil
Answer:

Palatine Tonsil:

  • Position:
    • Each tonsil occupies the triangular tonsillar sinus or fossa between palatoglossus & palatopharyngeal arches

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  • Relations:
    • It has two surfaces- medial & lateral, two borders- anterior & posterior & two poles- upper & lower

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  • Blood supply:
    • Arterial supply

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  • Palatine Tonsil Venous drainage:
    • Drains into pharyngeal venous plexus
  • Palatine Tonsil Development:
    • Each tonsil is developed from the ventral part of the second pharyngeal pouch
    • Lymphocytes are mesodermal in origin

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  • Palatine Tonsil Applied anatomy:
    • Tonsil is enlarged in children, while in adults it is diminished
    • They are frequent sites of infections
    • Infections in tonsil is called tonsilitis
    • Tonsilitis may cause referred pain in the ear due to Glossopharyngeal nerve supply
    • It requires surgical removal of tonsil called tonsillectomy
    • Removal of tonsil is assessed by noticing the fibrous capsule
    • During removal, the paratonsillar vein may be damaged producing excessive venous hemorrhage
    • This is checked by removal of clot from the raw tonsillar bed

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