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Cribriform plate
Passageway for olfactory nerve (I)
Optic canal
Passageway for optic nerve (II)
Superior orbital fissure
Passageway for:
oculomotor nerve (III)
trochlear nerve (IV)
opthalmic nerve (V1)
abducens nerve (VI)
Foramen rotundum
passageway for maxillary nerve (V2)
Foramen ovale
passageway for mandibular nerve (V3)
Internal accoustic meatus
passageway for:
facial nerve (VII1)
vestibulocochlear nerve (VIII)
Stylomastoid foramen
passageway for facial nerve (VII)
Jugular foramen
passageway for:
glossopharyngeal nerve (IX)
vagus nerve (X)
accessory nerve (XI)
Hypoglossal canal
passageway for hypoglossal nerve (XII)
Dura mater
membrane lining the inside of the skull
cranial nerve I (olfactory nerve) out of cribriform
not visible
olfactory bulbs which recieve impulses from these nerves may be visible
cranial nerve II (optic nerve) optic canal
each is located near an artery
cranial nerve III (oculomotor nerve)
posterior and lateral to optic nerves
cranial nerve IV (trochlear nerve)
very rarely visible
posterior to oculomotor nerves
cranial nerve V (trigeminal nerve)
posterior to oculomotor nerves
the 3 branches of this nerve are covered by dura mater, and thus are not visible
cranial nerve VI (abducens nerve)
medial to trigeminal nerves
cranial nerve VII (facial nerve)
cranial nerve VIII (vestibulocochlear nerve)
pass through same opening
label it as both on practical
cranial nerve IX (glossopharyngeal nerve)
cranial nerve X (vagus nerve)
cranial nerve XI (accessory nerve)
pass through same opening
label it as all 3 on practical
cranial nerve XII (hypoglossal nerve)
can be in two bunches
pierce dura mater
cut surface of spinal cord
visiblle through foramen magnum
Olfactory
I
olfaction (smell)
sensory
Optic
II
vision
sensory
Oculomotor
III
eye movement
motor
Trochlear
IV
eye movement
motor
Trigeminal
V
mastication and sensation from face
motor and sensory
Abducens
VI
eye movement
motor
Facial
VII
facial expression and gustation (taste)
motor and sensory
Vestibulocochlear
VIII
audition (hearing) and equilibrium
motor and sensory
Glossopharyngeal
IX
gustation, sensation from pharynx, and swallowing
motor and sensory
Vagus
X
gustation, visceral sensation, and visceral muscle movement
motor and sensory
Accessory
XI
movement of head and shoulders
motor
Hypoglossal
XII
tongue movements (swallowing and speech)
motor
flexor
flexes a body part
extensor
extends a body part
abductor
abducts a body part
adductor
adducts a body part
supinator
supinates the hand
pronator
pronates the hand
levator
elevates (lifts) a body part
depressor
depresses (pulls down) a body part
sphincter
decreases the size of an opening
tensor
tenses a body part
adductor magnus
a large muscle whose function is adduction
latissimus dorsi
a very broad muscle located on the back
sternocleidomastoid
the muscle attaches to the sternum, clavicle, and mastoid process
gluteus maximus
largest muscle of the buttock
quadratus lumborum
square-shaped muscle located in the back between the thorax and pelvis
transversus abdominis
a muscle located in the abdominal region with fibers that run transversely
biceps brachii
muscle is located in an arm and has two origins
angul
an angle
bucc
the cheek
cleid
clavicle
depressor
depresses an object
di
two
gast
belly
hyoid
refers to the hyoid bone
labii
lips
levator
lifts an object
masseter
a chewer
mastoid
refers to the mastoid process
ocul
eye
omo
shoulder
orbicularis
circular
ori
mouth
stern
sternum
temporalis
refers to the temporasl fossa of a temporal bone
thyro
refers to the thyroid cartilage
zygomaticus
refers to zygoomatic bone
temporalis
broad, fan shaped muscle in temmporal fossa
mastication
masseter
thick muscle; extends from zygomatic arch to mandible
mastication
orbicularis oculi
circles an eye
closes eyelid
orbicularis oris
circles the mouth
closes and protrudes lips
zygomaticus major
runs from a corner of the mouth to a zygomatic bone
smiling
levator anguli oris
runs from a corner of the mouth to the maxilla
elevates corner of mouth
levator labii superioris
runs from upper lip to the area inferior to an orbit
elevates upper lip
depressor anguli oris
runs from a corner of the mouth to the mandible
depresses angle of mouth
depressor labii inferioris
runs from lower lip to the mandible
depresses lower lip
buccinator
forms the wall of a cheek
flattens cheek against teeth as in sucking and blowing
sternocleidomastoid
runs from sternum and clavicle to mastoid process
contraction of both flexes neck; contraction of one rotates face to opposite side
digastric
has two bellies
elevates hyoid and depresses mandible
anterior belly of digastric
runs between the mandible and intermediate tendon
posterior belly of digatric
runs between mastoid process and intermediate tendon
intermediate tendon
connected to the hyoid
sternohyoid
runs between sernum and hyoid
depresses hyoid
omohyoid
runs between hyoid and scapula
depresses hyoid
sternothyroid
runs between sternum and thyroid cartilage
depresses larynx
thyrohyoid
runs between thyroid cartilage and hyoid
depresses hyoid and elevates larynx
chest
pectoral
armpit
axilla
arm
brachium
forearm
antebrachium
wrist
carpus
hand
manus
fingers
digiti manus
thumb
pollex
acromion
extremity of shoulder
brev
short
capitulum
little head
ceps
head
coracoid
like a raven's beak
delt
triangular
glenoid
like a socket
hamatum
hooked
infra
inferior
inter
between
lat
broad, wide
luna
cresent
meta
beyond
olecranon
elbow
pisiform
pea-shaped
profund
deep
rhomb
parallelogram
scrapho
boat-like
serr
a saw (serrated)
spinatus
refers to spine of scapula
sub
below
teres
round
trapez
a table (trapezoid-shaped)
trapezium
irregular, 4-sided figure
triquet
triangular; three-cornered
trochlea
like a pully
medial border of scapula
rhomboid muscles attach here
lateral border of scapula
teres minor attaches here
spine of scapula
trapezius attaches here
acromion of scapula
articulates with acromial end of clavicle
supraspinous fossa of scapula
supraspinatus attaches here
infraspinous fossa of scapula
infraspinatus attaches here
subscapular fossa of scapula
subscapularis attaches here
coracoid process of scapula
biceps brachii attaches here
glenoid cavity (fossa) of scapula
articulates with head of humerus