Muscles: Neck (Ben) Flashcards

mylohyoid
- oral diaphragm… floor of oral cavity
COURSE:
- mylohyoid line of mandible > body of hyoid
ACTION:
- raises oral cavity floor
- elevates hyoid
- elevates tongue
- depresses mandible
INNERVATION:
- mylohyoid branch of mandibular nerve

Geniohyoid
COURSE:
- inferior mental spine of mandible > hyoid bone
ACTION:
- carry hyoid bone and tongue up during swallowing
INNERVATION:
- deep cervical ansa
Identify both parts.

Digastric Muscle
Anterior Belly:
- digastric fossae > intermediate tendon on hyoid
- elevates hyoid or opens mouth if hyoid held in place by infrahyoids
- inn. by myloid branch of mandibular
Posterior Belly:
- mastoid process of temporal > int. tendon on hyoid
- inn. by facial nerve (CN VII)

Stylohyoid
COURSE:
- styloid process of temporal > greater horn of hyoid
ACTION:
- elevate hyoid during swallowing
INNERVATION:
- facial nerve (CN VII)
Identify the numbered items.
What is this group of muscles known as?
Suprahyoid Muscles
- hyoid bone
- mylohoid (oral diaphragm, middle layer)
- geniohyoid (deepest)
- digastric (anterior belly, most superficial layer)
- stylohyoid (most superficial layer)
- digastric (posterior belly, most superficial layer)
What is this muscle group called?
Identify all numbered items.
Infrahyoids
- thyroid cartilage (of larnyx)
- thyroid gland
- thyrohyoid
- omohyoid (superior belly)
- omohyoid (inferior belly)
- sternothyroid
- sternohyoid
- sternum (manubrium)
- oblique line (where thyrohyoid & sternothyroid meet)
- intermediate tendon btwn omohyoid bellies

thyrohyoid
COURSE:
- thyroid cartilage > hyoid bone
ACTION:
- elevates thyroid and depresses hyoid
Identify both parts.

Omohyoid
- two bellies: superior and inferior
COURSE:
- superior transverse scapular ligament > hyoid bone
ACTION:
- depresses larynx and hyoid
- carries hyoid backward and to the side
What nerve innervates all the infrahyoids?
deep cervical ansa

Sternothyroid
COURSE:
- manubrium > thyroid cartilage
ACTION:
- depresses thyroid cartilage

Sternohyoid
COURSE:
- manubrium > hyoid
ACTION:
- depresses hyoid
What is 1?
What does it contain?

Submandibular Triangle
- contains submandibular gland and facial artery
What is 2?
What does it contain?

submental triangle
- contains lymph nodes
What is 3?
What covers it?
What does it contain?

Carotid Triangle
- covered by carotid sheath
- contains common, external (medial) and internal (lateral) carotid artery
as well as internal jugular vein
What is 4?
What does it contain?

omoclavicular triangle
- contains the brachial plexus and sublclavian artery
What is 5?
What does it contain?

Omotrapezoid Triangle
- cervical plexus
What is 6?
What does it contain?

Medial Cervical Region
- contains infrahyoids, larynx, thyroid
What are 7 through 11?

- mastoid process
- anterior belly, digastric
- posterior belly, digastric
- sternal head, sternocleidomastoid
- clavicular head, sternocleidomastoid
What are 12 through 14?

- superior belly, omohyoid
- inferior belly, omohyoid
- trapezius
What are 15 and 17?

- facial artery
- submandibular gland
What is 16?

lesser supraclavicular fossa
- between the 2 heads of the sternocleidomastoid
What function does the tendinous part of the omohyoid play and how?
it keeps the internal jugular vein lumen open by connecting to the carotid sheath covering the carotid triangle