Lab Practical 3 Flashcards
muscle that raises your eyebrows
epicranius - frontal belly
muscle that is for closing, blinking, and squinting of the eyes
orbicularis oculi
muscles that is for raising the corners of the mouth
zygomaticus major and minor
muscles that are for the closing and pursing of the lips
orbicularis oris
muscles for wrinkling the chin and protruding the lower lip
mentalis
muscles that are for tensing of the skin of the neck and depression of the mandible
platysma
where do the superficial muscles of the head and neck generally insert?
on the skin
what are the superficial muscles of the head and neck actions mostly associated with?
facial expressions
muscles of mastication located on the lateral side of the head (2)
temporalis and masseter
a muscles that compresses the cheeks to help with sucking and whistling
buccinator
what are neck muscles deep to the platysma involved in?
swallowing and head movements
muscles flex the neck or laterally rotate the head
sternocleidomastoid
this muscle is primarily involved in stabilizing and moving the scapulae
trapezius
muscles involved in depressing the hyoid bone when swallowing (3)
omohyoid - superior belly
omohyoid - inferior belly
sternohyoid
suprahyoid muscles
insert onto the hyoid from above
ex. anterior and posterior bellies of the digastric
muscle that acts to open the mouth and depress the mandible
digastric
muscles that elevate the hyoid bone to help with swallowing
mylohyoid and stylohyoid
infrahyoid muscles
insert onto the hyoid or thyroid cartilage from below
depresses the larynx and hyoid bone during swallowing
sternothyroid
depresses the hyoid bone or elevates the larynx if hyoid is fixed
thyrohyoid
muscles that elevate the ribs during inspiration (3)
anterior, middle, and posterior scalene
involved in a variety of movements of the scapula and neck
levator scapulae
pushes the scalp posteriorly
occipital belly of the epicranius
muscles of the posterior neck that are involved in neck extensions (3)
splenius cervicis and capitis
semispinalis capitis
primarily involved in stabilizing and moving the scapulae
trapezius