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epicranius m
has 2 bellies-frontal and occipital
facial n.
produces wrinkles in forehead and gives facial expression of astonishment
orbicularis oculi m.
produces folds in lateral angle of eye, expression of worry and concern

facial n.
corrugator supercilli
pulls skin and eyebrow down and medially
makes vertical folds
protects against light
pathetic pain muscle
thinker's brow expression

n. facial n.
orbicularis oris m.
it's contraction closes mouth
strong contraction gives sucking shape
expression of reserve
facial n.
buccinator m.
enables air to be blown out of mouth
pulls angle of mouth laterally
keeps mucous membrane of the cheek free of folds

contraction gives expression of satisfaction

facial n.
zygomaticus major
lifts corner of mouth upward, expression of laughter or pleasure facial n.
risorius
laughing muscles
together w/ zygomatic major it produces the nasolabial folds it's contraction gives expresion of action

facial n.
lavator anguli oris
it lifts angle of mouth, expressio of confidence facial n
depressor anguli oris
pulls angle ofmouth down and shows sadness

facial n.
depressor labii inferiors
pulls lower lid down, giving expression of perseverance

facial
mentalis
chin-lip furrow, doubt and indecesion

facial n.
muscles of mastication
masseter, temporalis, lateral and medial pterygoid

mandibular n.
develop from 1st brachial arch
masseter m
powerfully closes jaw by elevating mandible

masseteric n--cn V/3
temporalis m
strongest elevator of lower jaw

deep temporal n--cn v/3
lateral pterygoid
mandibular movements-guiding m.

lateral pterygoid n-- cnv/3
medial pterygoid
elevates mandible and pushes forward
rotational movement

medial pterygoid n.-- cnv/3
anastomoses
allows direct connection to cavernous sinus through whcih infections (from a furuncle on lip may get into skull)
hyoid bone
in neck, but may be included with the bony skeleton of skull
omohyoid m.
facial tensor, dilates internal jugular vein lying beneath it, aids in returns blood to heart

opens mouth and helps in lateral flexion of head

cervical ansa
infrahyoid m.
sternohyoid, omohyoid, sternothryoid, thyrohyoid m

c1 before giving to cervical ansa

work together to approx. tyroid cartilage to hyoid bone
when mouth is open stabilizes laryngeal cartilages and hyoid bone
digastric m
raising hyoid and stablizing it in speaking and swallowing, depressing the mandible

ant belly: trigeminal n, post belly: vii, facial n.
stylohyoid m
elevates and retracts hyoid bone, elonates floor of mouth
vii, facial n.
myelohyoid m
elevates hyoid and floor of mouth and tongue in swallowing and pseaking
v/3
geniohyoid m
pulls hyoid anterosuperiorly shorterns floor of mouth and widens pharynx

c1
rectus capitis
helps to flex the head

cervical plex
botulinium n
botox

interferes with neuromuscular junction contraction
cervical plexus
c1-c4
cervical ansa
part of cervical plexus, c1-c3
phrenic n.
part of cervical plexus c3-c5

major n. that innervates thoracic diaphragm
opthalmic n.
branch of CNV

is sensory n.
maxillary n.
branch of CNV (trigeminal n. )

innervates infororbital n.
mandibular n.
branch of CNV (trigeminal n. )
contains most motor fibers
asses through foramen ovale
blood supply of face
mostly by ext. carotid and partly by int. carotid
sternocleidomastoid m
unilateral contraction turns head to opp. side and bends it ipsilaterally
bilateral contraction: lifts head
alsof unctions in respiration

accessory n and c2-c3
scalene muscles
anterior, medius, posterior

minimus is present in 30%

most important m.s for quiet inspiration, lift first 2 pairs of ribs (support part of thorax)
unilateral contraction tilts cervical column to one side.
scalene opening
brachial plexus and subclavian artery pass through
occipital triangle
omotrapezoid

contains cervical plexus

accessory N comes from behind sternocleidomastoid

divides supraclavicular region to carefree and careful zone-sup. cerv artery and anterior scalene m.
scalene gap
formed btw scalene anterior and middle and 1st rib which run the brachial plexus and subclavian a.
thryoid gland
body's largest endocrine gland

produces thyroxin which controls rate of metabolism of budy and calcitonin controlling Ca++ metabolism
parathyroid glands
4

produce parahormon, controll metabolism of P and ca