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what nerve innervates the muscles of facial expression
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facial nerve (CN VII )
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what kind of nerve is the facial nerve
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a Special Visceral Efferent nerve
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where is the CN VII located
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in subcutaneous fascia
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where does the facial nerve take its origin and where does it insert into
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-origin = on bone or in connective tissue
-inserts into = skin or adjacent muscle |
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which pharengeal arch does the facial nerve come from
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second pharyngeal arch musculature
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typically where is the facial nerve organized around
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orifices (openings) eyes, nose, mouth, ear, and also the scalp
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what is the epicranius
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muscles of the scalp formed by 2 muscles and the GALEA aponeurotica
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what are the muscles of the epicranius
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occiputalis and frontalis muscles
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where is the occiputalis muscle located and what is it innervated by
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-located = occipital region
-innervated by = POSTERIOR AURICULAR NERVE (from facial nerve) |
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where is the frontalis located and what is the function and origin of the muscle
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located = in the forehead
origin = in muscles of the eyebrow function = raises the eyebrows |
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what is the frontalis muscle innervated by
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the temporal branch of CN VII (facial nerve)
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what does the occiputalis and frontalis muscles insert into
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the GALEA APONEUROTICA (an aponeurotic sheet)
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which muscles are found around the orbit
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orbicularis oculi and corrugator muscles
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what parts does teh orbicularis oculi muscle divide into
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palpebral part and orbital part
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where is the palpebral part of the oribicularis oculi muscle located and what is the function
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located- in the eyelids going MEDIAL to LATERAL
function- blinks the eye lids |
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where is the orbital part of the orbicularis oculi muscle located and what is its function
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located - encircles the eye, contributing a little to the eyebrow and cheek
function- forcefully closes the eye |
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where is the corrugator muscle locted and what is its function
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located- DEEP to the obrbicularis oculi
funtion- brings the eyebrows together |
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what is the origin and insertion of the corrugator muscle
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origin- MEDIAL aspect of the supraorbital bone
insertion- frontalis muscle |
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which muscles have dual innervation and what are they innervated by
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-orbicularis oculi and corrugator muscles
-innervated by the TEMPORAL and ZYGOMATIC BRANCH of VII (facial nerve) |
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what does the Temporal branch of facial nerve innervate
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innervates:
-frontalis -orbicularis oris -corrugator |
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what does the Zygomatic branch of facial nerve innervate
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innervates:
-orbicularis oris -corrugator |
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what muscle forms the lips of the mouth and what is the origin, innervatoin, and function of the muscle
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Orbicularis oris
-Origin - in the mandible LATERAL to incisive fossa, nasal septum, and maxilla -Inervation - BUCCAL branch of VII -Function - purses the lips for a kiss |
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which muscles are found inferior to the orbicularis oris
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(lateral to medial)
-platysma -risorius -depressor anguli oris (aka triangularis) -depressor labii inferioris -mentalis |
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which muscles are found superior to the orbicularis oris
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(lateral to medial)
-zygomaticus major -zygomatiucs minor -levator labii superioris -levator labii superioris alaeque nasi -levator anguli oris |
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what is the location, innervation, and function of the platysma
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location- comes up from the neck and inserts to the corner of the mouth
innervation- by CERVICAL Branch of VII (facial nerve) function- can depress the angle of the mouth |
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what is the origin, insertion, innervation, and function of the Risorius muscle
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origin- fascia of the masseter
insertion- orbicularis oris innervation- MANDIBULAR and BUCCAL branches of VII function- it is for smiling |
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which muscles elevate the upper lip
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levator labii superioris
levator labii superioris alque nasi zygomaticus minor |
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which muscles elevate the corner of the mouth
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levator anguli oris
zygomaticus major |