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28 Cards in this Set
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Same side flexion Opposite side rotation Neck flexion Elevate rib cage |
Actions of SCM |
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Sternoclavicular |
Only joint in the upper body where axial skeleton articulates with appendicular skeleton |
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Platysma |
Facial muscle that attaches to the mandible angles the mouth and skin of lower face. |
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C2-C7 |
Common origin of scalenes |
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Parietal |
Paired cranial bones |
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Buccinator |
Cheek/facial muscle |
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Temporalmandibular |
Joint most frequently used in the body |
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Stapedius |
Smallest muscle in the body located in the ear |
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Insertion |
In muscle contraction where does the greatest amount of movement take place? |
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Mastoid process Medial clavicle Manubrium of the sternum |
Attachment sites for sternocleidomastoid (SCM) |
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Common carotid artery |
What is located bilaterally of the SCM to be careful of. |
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Glenohumeral joint |
Shoulder joint is called |
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Mastoid process |
Insertion for SCM |
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SCM Longus capitus |
Muscles that rotate the head |
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Aponerosis |
Broad flattened tendon-like sheet of connective tissue |
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Occipitalfrontalis |
Muscle Raising forehead to express surprise |
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Omohyoid |
Infrahyoid muscle that attaches to the scapula |
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Suprahyoids |
Antagonists to infrahyoids |
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Masseter |
Strongest muscle in the body relative to its size. |
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Zygomatic arch |
Origin of the masseter |
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Hyoid |
Elevates when we swallow. |
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Thyroid cartilage |
"The Adam's apple" |
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Tempomandibular |
Where does the mandible articulate with the cranium? |
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Sphenoid |
This bone has lateral portions called the greater wings |
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8 |
Number of cranial bones |
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EOP external occipital protuberance |
Also known as the bump of knowledge |
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14 |
Number of facial bones |
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Superior nuchal lines |
Dry line of the cranium and the sea of neck muscles |
