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major groups of facial muscles
superficial mm.
masticatory mm.
orbital mm.
hyoid mm.
categories of superficial.
external ear
cutaneous faciei
lips
nostrils
eyelids
cheeks
3 main branches of facial n.
dorsal buccal n.
ventral buccal n.
auriculopalpebral n.
slit of the upper lip
philtrum
large sebaceous glands in the cat
(more numerous in the lower lip)
secretions used for scent marking
circumoral glands
muscles of facial expression
facial muscles
facial muscles are innervated by...
facial n.
T/F: facial muscles are different from the masticatory muscles
T
T/F: masticatory muscles generally work on the mandible
T
what foramen does the facial n. come out of?
stylomastoid foramen
platysma m. consists of which 2 muscles
cutaneous colli m.
cutaneous faciae m.
which muscle originates on the dorsal median raphe of the neck and inserts on the angle of the mouth
platysma m.
which muscle draws the commisures of the lips caudally?
platysma m.
platysma m. is innervated by...
dorsal and ventral buccal brs. and caudal auricular br. of facial n.
"sphincter of the mouth" located in the stroma of lip and doesn't attach to any bony structure
orbicularis oris m.
orbicularis oris m. is innervated by...
dorsal and ventral buccal brs. of facial n.
action of orbicularis oris m.
close mouth opening
pull nose downward during sniffing
increase diameter of (dilate) nostril
muscle of the cheek-located deep to the platysma and partly deep to orbicularis oris m.
buccinator m.
which muscle attaches to the alveolar margins of the mandible and maxilla and buccal mucosa?
buccinator m.
buccinator m. is innervated by..
dorsal and ventral buccal brs. of facial n.
action of buccinator m.
move food from the vestibule to the masticary surface of teeth
which muscle originates on maxillary bone and inserts on the edge of the upper lip and external naris
levator nasolabialis m.
innervation of levator nasolabialis m.
auriculopalpebral br. of facial n.
which muscle dilates the nostril and raises the upper lip
levator nasolabialis m.
which muscle originates from the scutiform cartilage and inserts on the commisure of the lip
zygomaticus m.
innervation of zygomaticus m.
auriculopalpebral br. of facial n.
which muscle draws the commisure of the mouth dorsocaudally and draws the scutiform cartilage (and ear) rostrally?
zygomaticus m.
muscle located on parotid gland
parotidoauricularis m.
action of parotidoauricularis m.
depressed the ear
which muscle blends with the cervical fascia and inserts on the antitraguis of the ear?
parotidoauricularis m.
another term for palpebrae
eyelids
opening between the palpebrae
palpebral fissure
commisures of palpebrae
canthi
attaches middle palpebral commisure to frontal bone
medial palpebral ligaments
attaches lateral palpebral commisure to zygomatic bone
lateral palpebral ligaments
another term for eyelashes
cilia
T/F: eyelashes are present on inferior palpebra
F
covers the inner surface of the palpebra
palpebral conjunctiva
covers the rostral part of the sclera and is continuous with the outer layer of the cornea
bulbar conjunctiva
junction of the palpebral and bulbar conjunctiva
conjunctival fornix
space between the eyeball and palpebrae
conjunctival sac
modified sebaceous glands; ducts open at the eyelid margin; secretion is part of tear film
tarsal glands
Is the lacrimal or the superficial gland of the thrid eyelid more important?
lacrimal
Tears are produced by the....
lacrimal gland
T/F: tears course through ducts to the conjunctival sac
T
T/F:lacrimal lake collects tears that run over anterior surface of eyeball
T
tears course through the lacrimal.....to the lacrimal ducts
puncta
what carries tears from the puncta to the lacrimal sac?
lacrimal ducts (canaliculi)
locates at the lacrimal fossa?
lacrimal sac
carries tears from the lacrimal sac to the nasal vestibule
nasolacrimal duct
other terms for third eyelid
plica semilunaris

nictitating membrane
T/F: lymphoid tissue is located on medial surface of third eyelid
T
what is third eyelid surrounded by?
superficial gland of the third eyelid
what is comprised of a fold of palpebral conjunctiva and a T-shaped piece of cartilage?
third eyelid
muscle that encircles the eye and closes the palpebral fissure
orbicularis oculi m.
muscle that covers the lateral palpebral ligament and retracts the lateral angle of the eye caudally (causes eye to squint)
retractor anguli oculi lateralis m.
eye muscle that is located dorsomedially and raises the eyelid
levator anguli oculi medialis m.
T/F: muscles of the eyelid are muscles of facial expression so they are innervated by the facial n.
T
which muscles cause ear movement?
rostral/caudal auricular muscles
free part of ear, flap, pinna
auricle
2 parts of external ear canal
vertical
horizontal
ear is made up of...
elastic cartilage covered by skin
T/F: middle ear is in petrous part
F: in tympanic bulla (inner ear is in petrous part)
part of ear that is funnel-shaped and forms the vertical ear canal and part of the horizontal ear canal
auricular cartilage
forms part of the horizontal ear canal and is located b/w the auricular cartilage and external acoustic meatus
annular cartilage
small cartilaginous plate located in the muscles rostral and medial to the external ear
scutiform cartilage
On which skull bone is the scutiform cartilage located?
parietal bone
curved margins of the auricular cartilage
helix
transverse ridge on inner aspect of auricle
anthelix
thick part of auricular cartilage located laterally
tragus
ridge of cartilage located caudal to tragus
antitragus
groove b/w tragus and antitragus
intertragis incisure
skin pouch on ear
marginal cutaneous sac
groove located rostral to tragus
pretragic incisure
located b/w the external ear canal and the middle ear which is located in the tympanic bulla
tympanic membrane (ear drum)
3 conduction systems of ear
air=outer
bone=middle
fluid=inner