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Sternocleidomastoid Muscle SCM divides the neck region into anterior and posterior triangles,
helps define location of structures such as the lymph nodes
for head and neck


all the muscles of facial expression are seventh cranial or facial nerve
innervated by which nerve?


first sign of damage to 7th cranial or facial an inability to form facial expressions on one side of face
nerve


nerve damage results in facial paralysis of facial expression on the involved side


Facial paralysis can occur with what things? 1. stroke or cerebrovascular accident
2. Bell palsy
3. parotid salivary gland cancer - because 7th cranial nerve
travels through the gland2


Epicranial muscle has two bellies, the frontal belly and the occipital belly




Epicranial muscle action: Both bellies of the muscle raise the eyebrows and scalp as
when a person shows surprise2


Epicranial muscle origin - Frontal belly/frontalis muscle: epicranial aponeurosis.
- Occipital belly/occipitalis muscle: occipital and temporal
bones.


Epicranial muscle insertion - Frontal belly: eyebrow and root of nose
- Occipital belly: epicranial aponeurosis


Orbicularis Oculi

, Buccinator Muscle origin and insertion muscle originates from 3 areas:
- alveolar process of maxilla (as far as the maxillary first molar)
- alveolar process of mandible
pterygomandibular raphe


Risorius muscle Muscle of the mouth that stretches the lips laterally to retract
labial commissure and widen the mouth, creating a grimace.




Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi muscle: elevates the upper lip and ala of nose, dilating each naris.
action creates a sneer facial expression - the Elvis muscle


Levator labii superioris alaeque nasi muscle
location




depressor anguli oris muscle means "depressor of the angle of mouth muscle"


depressor anguli oris muscle origin: the inferior border of mandible


depressor anguli oris muscle insertion: the skin at the ipsilateral labial commissure at the facial
modiolus


depressor anguli oris muscle location




depressor anguli oris muscle action depresses the labial commissure, as when a person frowns


depressor labii inferioris muscle action: depresses the lower lip, exposing the mandibular incisors


Mentalis muscle - origin and insertion origin - on the anterior mandible near the midline
insertion - in the skin of the chin


depressor labii inferioris muscle location




mentalis muscle location




The muscles of mastication are _____ of four pairs
muscles that are located ____ within the face deeper
than the muscles of ______ facial expression


What are the 4 paired mastication muscles? masseter
temporalis
medial pterygoid
lateral pterygoid

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