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Name the muscle linked by the aponeurosis named galea aponeurotica, and wrinkles forehead and raises eyebrows

occipitofrontalis

What are the origins and insertions for facial expression muscles?

origin: superficial fascia on the skull


insert: superficial fascia of the skin

This muscle circles around the orbit and aids in blinking, winking, and squinting (S)(F)

orbicularis oculi

______ flares nostrils and ______ wrinkles nose in disgust

nasalis, procerus

This muscle is a sphincter that opens/closes the mouth (F)

orbicularis oris

________ is the frown muscle (F) and _________ is the smile muscle (S)

depressor anguli oris, levator anguli oris

These aid the levator anguli oris in smiling (S)

zygomaticus minor and major

This makes a closed mouth smile, pulls corners of lips laterally

risorius

This aids in the "pouting" look

mentalis

This tenses the neck and pulls the lips down

platysma

What are the facial muscles innervated by?

CN VII

These help with masticating, lip movement, and cheek movement

buccinators

Where do the extrinsic eye muscles originate and insert?

originate: in orbit (ring: rectus)


insert: in sclera

What does the medial rectus of the eye do? Innervated by?

adducts eye, CN III

What does the lateral rectus of the eye do? Innervated by?

abducts eye, CN IV

What does the inferior rectus of the eye do? Innervated by?

look down and medial, CN III

What does the superior rectus of the eye do? Innervated by?

look up and medial, CN III

What does the inferior oblique of the eye do? Innervated by?

elevates eye and turns laterally, CN III

What does the superior oblique of the eye do? Innervated by?

the posterior part of the eye elevates, but the anterior depresses, CN IV trochlear (passes thru trochlea)

What muscle of mastication is broad, fan-shaped, elevates and retracts mandible, inserts to coronoid process and originates in temporal bone?

temporalis

What muscle of mastication elevates and protracts the mandible, superficial to temporalis?

masseter

Which two mastication muscles move the mandible from side to side?

lateral and medial pterygoids

Which tongue muscle sticks out your tongue? Originates on the mandible and inserts in the tongue

genioglossus

Which tongue muscle retracts and elevates your tongue? Originates on the styloid process and inserts in tongue

styloglossus

Which tongue muscle depresses and retracts the tongue? Originates on hyoid and inserts in tongue

hyoglossus

What suprahyoid muscle runs from mental to hyoid to mastoid process that depresses the mandible?

digastric

What suprahyoid muscle originates on mandible and inserts on hyoid and elevates hyoid?

geniohyoid

What suprahyoid muscle originates on styloid process and inserts on hyoid and elevates hyoid?

stylohyoid

What infrahyoid muscle originates clavicle and inserts on hyoid and depresses hyoid? Has 2 thin bellies and is anchored by a connective sling.

omohyoid

What infrahyoid muscle originates on the sternum and inserts on hyoid and depresses hyoid?

sternohyoid

What infrahyoid muscle originates on the thyroid and inserts on hyoid, and depresses hyoid, but elevates thyroid to close larynx?

thyrohyoid