Head And Neck Flashcards
What is the origin of the masseter
Facial crest
Insertion for masseter
Large area caudolateral on mandible
Action for masseter
Mastication
Innervation of masseter
Masticatory nerve, a branch of the mandibular nerve
Origin of Rectus Capitus Dorsalis Major/ Minor
(major) spinous process of axis
(minor) dorsal arch of atlas
Insertion for Rectus Capitus Dorsalis Major/Minor
Major: Nuchal crest
Minor: Occipital bone
Action for Rectus Capitus Dorsalis Major/Minor
Both: Elevates head
Innervation for Rectus Capitus Dorsalis Major/Minor
Dorsal branch of C1
Origin for Oblique Capital Cranial
Ventral surface of wing of atlas
Insertion of Oblique Capital Cranial
Nuchal crest and mastoid process of temporal bone
Action of Oblique Capital Cranial
Extends head, flexes it laterally
Innervation of Oblique Capital Cranial
Dorsal branch of C1
Origin of splenius
Spinous processes of T3-5 by means of thoracolumbar fascia; nuchal ligament
Insertion of splenius
Nuchal crest and mastoid process of temporal bone; transv. Processes of C2-5
Action of splenius
Extends, elevates, or bends neck and head laterally
Innervation of splenius
Dorsal brr. of local spinal nn., and dorsal br. Of accessory n.
Origin of trapezius
Nuchal and supraspinous ligaments from C2-10
Insertion of trapezius
Thoracic part: dorsal third of scapular spine
Cervical part: entire scapular spine
Action of trapezius
Elevates shoulder: draws scapula craniodorsally and caudodorsally
Innervation of trapezius
Dorsal branch of the accessory nerve
Origin of sternocephalicus
Manubrium sterni
Insertion of sternocephalicus
Caudal border of mandible
Action of sternocephalicus
Opens mouth; flexes or inclines head and neck to the side of the muscle
Innervation of sternocephalicus
Ventral branch of the accessory nerve (XI)
Origin of rhomboideus
Nuchal and dorsoscapular ligaments from C2 to T8
Insertion of rhomboideus
Scapular cartilage
Action of rhomboideus
Draws scapula dorsally and cranially; elevates neck
Innervation of rhomboideus
Ventral branches of cervical nerves
Origin of serratus
Thoracic: first 8 or 9 ribs
Cervical: transverse process of C4-7
Insertion of serratus
Scapular cartilage and two adjacent triangular areas on medial surface of scapula
Action of serratus
Suspends trunk; raises neck when forelimb is fixed; may support inspiration
Innervation of serratus
Thoracic: long thoracic nerve
Cervical: ventral branches of local cervical nerves