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              " NERVE SUPPLY OF SCALP"    INTRODUCTION 10 nerves supply scalp ,8 nerve via sensory root and 2 nerve via motar root . sensory nerves pass further behind the auricle and in front of auricle       Its one 5 mark question which came in our university paper so get prepared well u might also get it this question.                         THANKS FOR WATCHING 

                               " ARTERIAL SUPPLY                                OF SCALP" Scalp is a soft tissue covering the cranial vault.         IN FRONT OF AURICLE          supratrochlear         supraorbital         superficial temporal artery          BEHIND AURICLE         POSTERIOR AURICULAR         OCCIPITAL ARTERY         THANKS FOR WATCHING 

                      "  CAROTID SHEATH " Condensation of fibro areolar tissue around main vessel of neck. ITS formed anterior aspect -pretracheal fascia , posterior aspect-prevertebral fascia                      THANKS FOR WATCHING 

                    DIFFERENCE BETWEEN                   SIMPLE AND FACILITATED                                         DIFFUSION 

                          HEMOSTASIS         INTRODUCTION  Spontaneous arrest or prevention of bleeding from injured /damaged vessels by physiological process. STEPS IN HOMEOSTASIS : VASOCONSTRICTION FORMATION OF TEMPORARY HEMOSTATIC PLUG  FORMATION OF PERMANENT HEMOSTATIC PLUG              AIM OF THIS POST: Today we have started with learning on what hemostasis is then we moved in to steps in haemostasis. If you like this post , and  if you want me to upload on youtube do let us know   in the comment section below as it would help me create more such content . Contact details : Email: stencildent@gmail.com Instagram: Stencildent                                                  ...

                      ANSA CERVICALIS  Thin nerve loop lies embedded  in anterior wall of carotid sheath in lower part of larynx. It supplies infrahyoid muscle  hope this would have been useful  THANKS FOR WATCHING 

                            ERYTHROPOIESIS  CONTENTS  STAGES OF ERYTHROPOIESIS  REGULATION OF ERYTHROPOIESIS STIMULATION OF SECRETION ACTION FACTORS AFFECTING IT