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16 Cards in this Set
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What is the primary muscle function of the craniofacial muscle
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sphincters of the oral cavity and orbit
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What is the primary sensory information of the face
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trigeminal nerve
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What is the primary motor information of the face
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terminal branches of the facial nerve
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What is the parasympatheticc innervation of the face
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preganglionic axons travel with the glossopharyngeal nerve (parotid gland) and postganglionic axons arise from optic ganglion
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What is the primary blood supply of the face
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facial artery and branches of the ophthalmic, superficial temporal, and maxillary arteries
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What is the primary blood supply of the scalp
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othalmic and superficial temporal arteries
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The parotid duct passes ________________ and _______ to the masseter
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lateral (superficial) and anterior
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What structure passes lateral and anterior to the masseter?
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parotid duct
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The parotid gland is positioned ______________ and __________ to the masseter.
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posterior and lateral (superficial)
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What structure is positioned posterior and lateral (superficial) to the masseter
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parotid gland
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The branches of the facial nerve pass ___________ to the masseter muscle
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lateral (superficial)
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What nerves pass lateral to the masseter muscle
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branches of the facial nerve
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The facial artery passes ________ to the mandible body.
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lateral (superficial)
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The facial artery passes lateral to what?
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the mandible
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On the face, the facial vein is positioned ______ to the facial artery
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posterior
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What nerve can be seen near superficial temporal artery?
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auricular temporal nerve
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