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Articulation and Pharynx Muscles Flashcards

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orbicularis oris

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Function/action of orbicularis oris

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constricts mouth by closing lips

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risorius

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buccinator

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Levator labii superioris

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Zygomatic minor

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zygomatic major

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Levator labii superiori alaeque nasi

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depressor labii inferioris

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Depressor anguli oris

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mentalis

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platysma

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masseter

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temporalis

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Medial pterygoid (internal)

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mylohyoid

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geniohyoid

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digastricus anterior belly

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digastricus - superior

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superior pharyngeal constrictor

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medial pharyngeal constrictor

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inf pharyngeal constrictor

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superior pharyngeal constrictor

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medial pharyngeal constrictor

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inf. pharyngeal constrictor - thyropharyngeus

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inferior pharyngeal constrictor - cricopharyngeal

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stylopharyngeus

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salpigopharyngeus

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levator veli palatini

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musculus uvulae

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tensor veli palatini

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palatoglossus

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palatopharyngeus

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middle line of tongue called

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median fibrous septum

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top of the tongue called ___

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dorsum

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tongue surface divided in thirds - anterior two form ___ surface, back forms ___ surface

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palatine; pharyngeal

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line on surface of tongue that divides left from right

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median sulcus

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bumps on surface of tongue called ___

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papillae

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posterior-most point of palatine surface of tongue

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terminal sulcus

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deep recess in tongue; center of terminal sulcus

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foramen cecum

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lymphoid tissue underneath pharyngeal surface of tongue

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lingual tonsils

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links inferior tongue to jaw; weird connecty cord on bottom of tongue

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lingual frenulum

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transverse bands on underside of tongue near root that house salivary glands

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sublingual folds

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superior longitudinal

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transverse

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transverse and vertical muscles of tongue

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these two tongue muscles run in right angles from one another

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transverse and vertical

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genioglossus

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primary moving muscle of tongue

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genioglossus

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hyoglossus

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styloglossus

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this muscle is often considered part of the hyoglossus

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chondroglossus

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palatoglossus also known as

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glossopalatine

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palatalglossus

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All tongue muscles except palatoglossus innervated by this cranial nerve

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XII

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All muscles that control face are innervated by some branch of

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VII

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All facial muscles that touch the cheeks are innervated by this branch of VII

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buccal

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All facial muscles that touch the jaw are innervated by this branch of VII

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mandibular marginal

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The platysma is innervated by this branch of VII

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cervical

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Most of the muscles controlling jaw movement are innervated by the __ branch of __

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mandibular; V

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In addition to the mandibular branch of V, the mylohyoid is also innervated by the ___ nerve

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alveolar

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The jaw movement muscle digastricus superior is innervated by the ___ branch of ___

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digastric; VII

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The jaw movement muscle called the geniohyoid is innervated by the ____ hypoglosseal nerve and the ___ spinal nerve

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XII; C1

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The majority of the SP muscles are innervated by the ___ pharyngeal plexus and the ___ accessory nerves

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X, XI

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The one of the velar muscles - the tensor veli palatini - is innervated by the ____ nerve of ___

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mandibular; V

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The majority of the pharyngeal muscles are innervated by branches of __ and ___

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X; IX

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The pharyngeal muscle stylopharyngeus is ONLY innervated by a branch of ___

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IX

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TONGUE MUSCLES

this muscle is primarily responsible for elevating tongue tip

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superior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

This tongue muscle is primarily responsible for lowering tongue tip

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Superior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

These tongue muscles are responsible for moving the tip of the tongue from side to side

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Superior and inferior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to make an [l], the lateral margins of the tongue have to relax, which involves protruding the tongue with the ___ and pulling the sides towards the middle with the ____

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post. genioglossus; transverse intrinsic

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TONGUE MUSCLES

tongue tip motion is dictated by these two

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superior and inferior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

Tongue narrowing is determined by this muscle

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transverse intrinsic

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to do any type of tongue grooving, the dorsum needs to be lowered, which the ___ ___ muscles do, and the whole tongue body needs to be lowered, which the ___ does

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vertical intrinsic; genioglossus

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TONGUE MUSCLES

These muscles are in charge of lowering the dorsum

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vert intrinsic

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TONGUE MUSCLES

This muscle is in charge of moving the tongue body

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genioglossus

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to get a broad central groove, the tongue also needs the __ ___ to lift the tongue margins

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superior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to protrude the tongue, the ___ has to advance it, the __ __ have to narrow it, and the __ and ___ ___ muscles have to balance and point it

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genioglossus; vertical muscles; superior and inferior longitudinal

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to retract the tongue, the ___ needs to retract the body, the __ and __ __ need to shorted the tongue, and the ___ needs to move the tongue into pharynx

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genioglossus; superior and inferior longitudinal; styloglossus

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TONGUE MUSCLES

In order to lift the back of the tongue, the ___ lifts the sides and the ___ ___ bunches

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palatoglossus; transverse intrinsic

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TONGUE MUSCLES

Depressing the tongue always requires the ___, and sometimes the __ and __ if the hyoid is held in place by the infrahyoids

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genioglossus; hyoglossus; chondroglossus

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These three muscles are responsible for elevating the upper lip

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1) levator labii superioris
2) zygomatic minor
3) levator labii superiori alaeque nasi

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This muscle is responsible for closing both the lips

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orbicularis oris

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This muscle closes the lips by depressing the corners of mouth and compressing the upper lip

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depressor anguli oris

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this muscle depresses the lower lip

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depressor labii inferioris

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both of these retract the mouth; the second can also lift the corner

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1) risorius
2) zygomatic major

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this muscle’s main job is to move food to the pharynx and constrict the oropharynx

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buccinator

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this chin muscle can wrinkle the chin and pull lower lip out

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mentalis

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These four muscles can lower the jaw

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1) platysma
2) digastricus (ant and sup together)
3) mylohyoid
4) geniohyoid

90
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These three muscles are responsible for lifting the jaw

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1) masseter
2) temporalis
3) medial pterygoid

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The __ __ juts the jaw out, and the ___ draws it back in

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External Lateral pterygoid; temporalis

92
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This muscle elevates and retracts SP

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Levator veli palatini

93
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This muscle shortens the SP

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musculus uvulae

94
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this muscle dilates the eustacian tube

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Tensor veli palatini

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these two muscles can lower the SP

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1) palatoglossus
2) palatopharyngeus

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These 5 muscles can narrow or constrict the pharynx

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1) palatopharyngeus
2-5) pharyngeal constrictors - superior, middle and inferior cricopharyngeal and thyropharyngeus

97
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This muscle elevates the lateral pharyngeal wall

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Salpingopharyn-
geus

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this muscle elevates and opens the pharynx

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stylopharyngeus

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