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Anterior Scalene - Answer Origin: Anterior Tubercles of the transverse processes of C3,C4,C5,C6 Insertion:1st rib Action: Laterally flexes neck and lifts 1st rib Innervation: (Cervical Spinal Nerves) sarcomere structure - Answer Troponin-Tropomyosin Complex - Answer Triad - Answer Neuromuscular Junction - Answer point of contact between a motor neuron and a skeletal muscle cell Mucle histology - Answer Occipitofrontalis - Answer Action: raises eyebrows and wrinkles forehead; moves scalp; Innervation: Fascial (VII) nerve Obicularis Oris - Answer Origin: Muscle fibers surronding the opening of the mouth Insertion: Skin at the corner of the mouth Action: closes and protrudes lips (kissing muscle) Innervation: Fascial Nerve (VII) Zygomaticus Major - Answer Origin: Zygomatic Bone Insertion: SKin at angle of mouth Action: retracts and elevates corner of mouth(SMiling) Innervation: (Fascial (VII) Nerve) Zygomaticus Minor - Answer Origin: Zygomatic Bone Insertion: Upper Lip Action: retracts and elevates upper lip Expose Teeth: Innervation: Facial Nerve (VII)

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BIOS 252 Lab Practicum Questions And
All Correct Answers.
Anterior Scalene - Answer Origin: Anterior Tubercles of the transverse processes of
C3,C4,C5,C6

Insertion:1st rib

Action: Laterally flexes neck and lifts 1st rib

Innervation: (Cervical Spinal Nerves)



sarcomere structure - Answer



Troponin-Tropomyosin Complex - Answer



Triad - Answer



Neuromuscular Junction - Answer point of contact between a motor neuron and a skeletal
muscle cell



Mucle histology - Answer



Occipitofrontalis - Answer Action: raises eyebrows and wrinkles forehead; moves scalp;
Innervation: Fascial (VII) nerve



Obicularis Oris - Answer Origin: Muscle fibers surronding the opening of the mouth

Insertion: Skin at the corner of the mouth

Action: closes and protrudes lips (kissing muscle) Innervation: Fascial Nerve (VII)



Zygomaticus Major - Answer Origin: Zygomatic Bone

Insertion: SKin at angle of mouth

Action: retracts and elevates corner of mouth(SMiling) Innervation: (Fascial (VII) Nerve)



Zygomaticus Minor - Answer Origin: Zygomatic Bone

,Orbicularis Oculi - Answer Origin: Medial wall of orbit

Insertion: Circular path around orbit

Action: Closes eyelids; used in blinking, winking, and squinting;

Innervation: Facial Nerve VII



corrugator Supercillii - Answer Origin: Frontal bone

Insertion: Skin of eyebrow

Action: Draws eyebrows together; wrinkles forehead: Frowning Fascial Nerve (VII)



superior rectus - Answer Origin: Common tendinous ring

Insertion: Superior central part of eyeball

Action: elevates eye and turns it medially

Innervation: (oculomotor III)



inferior Rectus - Answer Origin:Common tendinous ring

Insertion: Inferrior and central part of eyeball

Action: depresses eye and turns it medially

Innervation:(oculomotor III)



lateral rectus - Answer moves eye laterally (abducens VI)



medical rectus - Answer Origin: Common tendinous ring

Insertion: Medical side of the eyeball

Action: moves eye medially

Innervation: (Occulomotor III)



superior Oblique - Answer Origin: Sphenoid bone; superior and medial to common tendinous
ring in the orbit

Insertion: Attaches to tendon that passes through the trochlea

Action: moves eye inferiorly and laterally

Innervation: (Trochlear IV)

, Innervation: (Occulomotor III)



levator palpebrae - Answer Origin: Roof of Orbit

Insertion: Skin and tarsal plate of upper eyelids

Action: elevates upper eyelid

Innervation: (Occulomotor III)



Platysma - Answer Action: Elevates Hyoid bone and draws it posteriorly Draws down the lower
lip and angles of the mouth; tenses skin of the neck; helps depress mandible



Mylohyoid - Answer Action: Elevates floor of mouth and hyoid during swallowing



Sternocleidomastoid - Answer Action: Flexes and laterally rotates the head flex cervical spine

Innervation: (Accessory XI)



Middle Scalene - Answer Origin: Transverse process C3,C4,C5,C6,C7

Insertion: 1 st rib

Action: Laterally flexes neck and lifts 1st rib

Innervation: (Cervical Spinal Nerves)



Posterior Scalene - Answer Origin: Transcerse Process C4,C5,C6

Insertion: 2nd rib

Action: Laterally rotates neck and lifts 2nd rib

Innervation: Cervical Spinal Nerve



rectus abdominis - Answer Action: flexes vertebral column

Innervation: (T7-T12)



external oblique - Answer Action: flexes and rotates vertebral column

Innervation: (T7-T12)

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