Head and Neck anatomy Quiz # 3
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
origin | the end of muscle attached to least movable stucture |
insertion | the end of muscle attached to more movable structure |
action | the work accomplished when the muscle fiber contracts |
cervical, facial expression, mastication, hyoid, tongue, soft palate, pharynx | Name the 7 main muscle groups of the head and neck. |
2 | How many cervical muscles are there? |
sternocleidomastiod, trapezius | Name the cervical muscles. |
tilts and rotates the head | Action: sternocliedomastiod muscle |
accessory nerve, cranial nerve XI | nerve: sternocliedomastiod muscle |
external arotid artery | blood supply of the sternocliedomastiod muscle |
sternum, mastoid process of temporal bone | origin and insertion of the sternocliedomastoid muscle |
occipital and vertebral bones, scapula and clavicle | origin and insertion of the trapezius muscle |
accessory nerve XI | nerve: trapezius muscle |
rotates and elevates scapula (shruggin) | action: trapezius |
malocclusion tmj, headaches | what clinical problems can arise form the scm. |
8 paired muscles, 1 single | How many muscles are considered facial expression muscles, paired or single/ |
epicranial | What is the name of the scalp muscle associated with facial expression |
orbicularis occuli, corrugatior supercilli | Name the muscles associated with the eye |
facial, facial | All the muscles of facial expression are innervated by _____nerve and _____artery. |
orbicularis | circular (term) |
oculi | eye (term) |
oris | mouth (term) |
levator | raises (term) |
depressor | lowers (term) |
suprise | epicranial (expression) |
closing eyelid | orbicularis oculi (expression) |
frowning, causes verticle lines in forehead | corrugator supercilli (expression) |
kissing | orbicularis oris (expression |
chewing | buccinator (expression) |
wide smile, grimacing | risorius (expression) |
raising upper lip | levator labii superioris ( expression) |
raising upper lip, flaring naris | levator labii superiouris alaque nasi (expression) |
smiling | zygomaticus major (expression) |
raising upper lip | zygomaticus minor (expression) |
frowning | depressor angularis oris (expression) |
lowering lower lip | depressor labii inferioris (expression) |
raising chin, lowering lower lip | mentalis (expression)' |
grimacing | platysma (expression) |
epicranial apeneurosis | name the divider between the 2 bellies of the epicranial muscle |
frontal, occipital | name the 2 bellies of the epicranial muscle |
encircles the eye | location of the obicularis occuli |
frontal bone, skin of eyebrow | orrugator supercilii: origin, incertion |
corrugator supercilii | deep to the superior part of orbicularis oculi muscle |
orbicularis oris | encircles mouth |
buccinator | forms the anterior portion of cheek, acessory muscle of mastication |
risorius | originates from facia superficial to masseter muscle widens mouth (julia roberts) |
levator labii superioris | originates form infraorbial region of maxilla, inserts in tissue of upper lip, elivates upper lip |
levator labii superioris alaeque nasi | originates from frontal process of maxilla, inserts in tissue of nose and upper lip, elivates upper lip and ala of nose (elvis) |
zygomaticus major | originates from the zygomatic bone, inserts in tissue of upper lip, elivates upper lip |
levator anguli oris | originates superior to root of mx anine teeth, inserts in tissue at angle of mouth, elivates angle of mouth |
depressor anguli oris | originates from mandible, inserts in tissue of lower lip, depresses lower lip (most lateral chin) |
depressor labii inferioris | originates form mandible, inserts into tissue of lower lip, depresses lower lip (more medial chin muscle) |
mentalis | most medial chin muscle, raises chin causing lower lip protrusion |
platysma | runs from neck to mouth, covers anterior cervical triangle, eek muscle |
mentalis, depressor labii inferioris muscle, depressor anguli oris muscle | what are the 3 chin muscles? |
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