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Almost all hyoid muscles insert into the _____ bone.

hyoid

The sternothyroid inserts into _______ cartilage.

thyroid

The Hyoid Muscles assist in what 3 functions:

1-mastication


2-swallowing


3-speech

The suprahyoids _________ the hyoid bone.

elevate

When swallowing the mandible is held closed by the muscles of ________ and the _________ muscles pull the hyoid bone upward.

mastication; suprahyoid

If the hyoid bone is held stable by the infrahyoid muscles, the suprahyoids do what upon contraction?

depress the mandible (open the mouth)

The _______ muscle has 2 heads.
Masseter (superficial and deep)

The 2 digastric heads are also known as what term?

"bellies"

The anterior belly of the digastric is innervated by _____ (mylohyoid branch)

V3

The posterior belly of the digastric muscle _______ medial to the mastoid process & ______ on the hyoid bone.

originates; inserts

The posterior belly of the digastric is innervated by CN _____ .

VII

The ______ muscles have fibers which run across the 2 sides of the mouth.

mylohyoid

The mylohyoid muscle forms what area of the mouth, and is innervated by what nerve?

-floor of mouth


-V3

Name the 4 SUPRAHYOID muscles:

1-Digastric


2-Mylohyoid


3-Stylohyoid


4-Geniohyoid

Name the 4 INFRAHYOID muscles:

1-Sternothyroid


2-Sternohyoid


3-Omohyoid


4-Thyrohyoid

Name the ORIGIN of the Sternocleidomastoid (SCM) muscle:

sternum & clavicle

Name the INSERTION of the SCM Muscle:

mastoid process of temporal bone

Name the ACTION of the SCM:

contraction of both sides


"bows the head"

What is the INNERVATION of the SCM:

CN XI - Accessory Nerve

What cranial nerve innervates the muscles of facial expression?

CN VII

What are the 3 muscles involved in the Muscles of Mastication:

1-Pterygoids


2-Masseter


3-Temporalis

What cranial nerve innervates the muscles of mastication?

V3 (of Trigeminal)

What cranial nerve innervates the SCM Muscle:

CN XI (Accessory Nerve)

What cranial nerve innervates the Trapezius Muscle:

CN XI (Accessory Nerve)

The SCM & Trapezious muscles are both innervated by which nerve:

CN XI (Accessory)

Which nerves innervate these 3 Infrahyoid muscles: sternohyoid, sternothyroid, omohyoid


And should be used for general infrahyoid innervation questions?

2nd & 3rd Cervical Nerves

What Infrahyoid muscle is innervated by C-1 by way of CN XII?

Thyrohyoid

Name the 5 Parts of the Suprahyoid Muscles:

1-Digastric Anterior Belly


2-Mylohyoid


3-Digastric Posterior Belly


4-Stylohyoid


5-Geniohyoid

What part of the Suprahyoid is innervated by the Mylohyoid Nerve, a division of V3?

Digastric Anterior Belly

What other part of the Suprahyoid (other than Digastric Anterior Belly) is innervated by the Mylohyoid Nerve, a branch of V3?

Mylohyoid

What part of the Suprahyoid is innervated by the Posterior Digastric nerve, a division of CN VII?

Digastric Posterior Belly

What part of the Suprahyoid is innervated by the Stylohyoid nerve, a branch of CN VII?

Stylohyoid

What part of the Suprahyoid is innervated by the 1st Cervical Nerve by way of Hypoglossal (XII)?

Geniohyoid

V3 innervates what muscles?

1-Muscles of Mastication


2-Mylohyoid


3-Anterior Belly of Digastric

CN VII innervates what muscles?

1-Muscles of Facial Expression


2-Posterior Belly of Digastric

CN XI innervates what 2 muscles?

1-SCM
2-Trapezius

The 2nd & 3rd Cervical Nerves innervate what muscles?

Infrahyoid muscles


(EXCEPT thyrohyoid)

Name the 5 parts of the Muscles of Mastication:

1-Masseter (Superficial Head)


2-Masseter (Deep Head)


3-Temporalis


4-Medial Pterygoid


5-Lateral Pterygoid

Name the ORIGIN of Masseter (Superficial Head):

Zygomatic Arch

Name the INSERTION of Masseter (Superfical Head):

Lateral surface of Mandible


(ramus & angle)

Name the ACTION of Masseter (Superficial Head):

Elevates mandible

Name the ORIGIN of Masseter (Deep Head):

Zygomatic Arch


(posterior one third & entire medial surface)

Name the INSERTION of Masseter (Deep Head):

Lateral surface of Mandible

Name the ACTION of Masseter (Deep Head):

Elevates mandible

Name the ORIGIN of Temporalis:

Temporal fossa


(fan-like attachment)

Name the INSERTION of Temporalis:

Coronoid process of Mandible

Name the ACTION of Temporalis:

Elevates mandible


(when posterior portion contracts, mandible retracts)

Name the ORIGIN of Medial Pterygoid:

Medial surface of Lateral Pterygoid plate

Name the INSERTION of Medial Pterygoid:

Medial surface of the Angle of Mandible

Name the ACTION of Medial Pterygoid:

Elevates mandible

Name the ORIGIN of the 2 Lateral Pterygoids (superior & inferior heads):

-Superior: Inferior portion of greater wing of sphenoid bone


-Inferior: Lateral surface of lateral pterygoid plate

Name the INSERTION of both Lateral Pterygoid:

Pterygoid fovea on anterior surface of condyle

Name the ACTIONS of both Lateral Pterygoid:


what happens when they both contract?


what happens when one contracts?

-When both heads contract the mandible PROTRUDES


-When one contracts the mandible SHIFTS LATERALLY to opposite side


-The Inferior head can slightly DEPRESS the mandible