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oct 25 Flashcards

1
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ridge coming off of the occipital bone at the base of the skull

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external occipital protuberance (inion)

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the “communication” between the occipital bone and spinal column, hole at the base of the skull

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foramen magnum

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protuberances on either side of the foramen magnum, shorter medial/laterally and longer anterior/posteriorly

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occipital condyles

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4
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skeleton of the face between the mouth and eyes

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maxillae

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5
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structure of the maxillae. articulates with the frontal bone

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frontal process

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6
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structure of the maxillae. articulates with the zygomatic bone anteriorly

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zygomatic process of the maxilla

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7
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structure of the maxillae. makes up the majority of the floor of the eye socket

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orbital surface

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8
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structure of the maxillae. sockets for the upper teeth

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alveolar processes

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9
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structure of the maxillae. exit of the infraorbital nerve

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infraorbital foramen

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10
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structure of the maxillae. makes up the majority of the hard palate and connects to the palatine bone

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palatine proces

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11
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cheek bones

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zygomatic bones

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12
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structure of zygomatic bones, make up the lateral wall of the eye sockets

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anterolateral and infra orbital margines

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13
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structure of zygomatic bones, connects into the zygomatic arch

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temporal processes of the zygomatic bone

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14
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bone that separates the nasal cavity from the brain

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ethmoid bone

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15
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bone located at the roof of the nose between the orbits

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ethmoid bone

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16
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structure of ethmoid bone. a ridge of bone projecting superiorly.

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crista galli

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17
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structure of ethmoid bone.

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cribiform plate

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18
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structure of ethmoid bone. forms the posterior and superior part of the nasal septum

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perpendicular plate

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19
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structure of ethmoid bone. an attachment for the falx cerebri

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crista galli

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20
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the dura mater in the longitudinal fissure of the brain

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falx cerebri

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21
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joint between frontal and parietal bones

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coronal suture

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22
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joint between right and left parietal bones

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sagittal suture

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23
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meeting point between the coronal and sagittal sutures

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bregma

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24
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joint between the parietal and temporal bones

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squamous suture

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25
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joint between the occipital, temporal, and parietal bones

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lambdoid suture

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26
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meeting point of the lambdoid and saggital sutures

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lambda

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27
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connection between the sphenoid, tomporal, frontal, and parietal bones. weakest part of the skull

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pterion

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28
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aka eye socket

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the orbit

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29
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name for the bregma in infancy

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fontanelle

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30
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a cone-shaped cavity made of many bones. contains the optic canal

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orbit

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31
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sinuses located superior to the eye sockets

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frontal sinuses

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32
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sinuses located behind the nose

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sphenoidal sinuses

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33
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sinuses located between the nose and eyes

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ethmoidal sinuses

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34
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sinuses located on either side of the nasal cavity

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maxillary sinuses

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35
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bone that makes roof of the orbit

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frontal bone

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36
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bone that makes the medial wall of the orbit

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ethmoid bone

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37
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bone that makes the lateral wall of the orbit

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zygomatic

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38
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bone that makes the floor of the orbit

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maxilla

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39
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air-filled extensions of the nasal cavity

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sinuses

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40
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joint. the head/condyle of the mandible articulates with the mandibular fossa and articular tubercle of the temporal bone

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temporomandibular joint

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41
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class of joint for TMJ

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synovial

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42
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TMJ is what type of joint

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hinge

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43
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what sits between the heads of the mandible and the temporal bone

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articular discs

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44
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structure attached to the articular disc of TMJ which helps maintain the proper positioning of the disk

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retrodiscal pad

45
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thickening of the TMJ joint capsule to form this ligament

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temporomandibular ligament

46
Q

ligament of TMJ from styloid process to mandible

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stylomandibular ligament

47
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ligament of TMJ from sphenoid to mandible

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sphenomandibular ligament

48
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movements of TMJ

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depression, elevation, protraction/protrusion, retraction/retrusion, deviation

49
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movement of opening the mouth

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depression

50
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movement of closing the mouth

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elevation

51
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movement of forming an underbite

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protrusion

52
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movement of forming an overbite

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retraction

53
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movement of the jaw from side to side

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deviation

54
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temporalis, masseter, and lateral and medial pterygoid muscles are collectively called what

A

muscles of mastication

55
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muscle. attaches temporal fossa to coronoid process and anterior ramus of the mandible

A

temporalis

56
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muscle. fills the temporal fossa

A

temporalis

57
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muscle. actions: elevation and retraction of the mandible

A

temporalis

58
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muscle. has superficial and deep fibres. attaches the inferior border of the zygomatic arch to the angle of the mandible

A

masseter

59
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muscle actions: elevation, protraction, and retraction (from protracted) of the mandible

A

masseter

60
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what fibres of the masseter perform retraction from a protracted position

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deep

61
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muscle, has superior and inferior heads. attaches the greater wing of the sphenoid and lateral surface of the lateral pterygoid plate to the neck of the mandible and articular disc

A

lateral pterygoid

62
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which head of the lateral pterygoid attaches to the greater wing of the sphenoid and neck articular disc

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superior head

63
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which head of the lateral pterygoid attaches the lateral surface of the lateral pterygoid to the neck of the mandible

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inferior head

64
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muscle actions: protraction, depression (after translation), and contralateral deviation of the mandible, anterior/posterior translational control of the articular disc

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lateral pterygoid

65
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which head of the lateral pterygoid performs anterior/posterior translational control of the articular disc

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superior

66
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which head of the lateral pterygoid performs depression of the mandible once translation occurs

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inferior head

67
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muscle. attaches medial surface of the lateral pterygoid plate to the pterygoid tuberosity

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medial pterygoid

68
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muscle actions: elevation, protraction, and contralateral deviation of the mandible

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medial pterygoid

69
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muscle. actions: assist in depression of the mandible

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hyoids

70
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muscles of mandibular depression

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hyoids, inferior head of lateral pterygoid once translation occurs

71
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muscles of mandibular elevation

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temporalis, masseter, medial pterygoid, superior head of lateral pterygoid (eccentric control of disc return)

72
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muscles of mandibular protraction/protrusion

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superficial fibres of masseter, lateral pterygoid, medial pterygoid

73
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muscles of mandibular retraction/retrusion

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posterior fibres of temporalis, deep fibres of masseter

74
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muscles of mandibular deviation

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contralateral pterygoids

75
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muscle of the face. 2 bellies attach the superior nuchal line to the epicranial aponeurosis, 2 bellies attach the skin near the eyebrows to the epicranial aponeurosis

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occipitofrontalis/epicranius

76
Q

resting position of the TMJ

A

teeth 2-5 mm apart with the tip of the tongue resting behind the front teeth on the roof of the mouth

77
Q

which muscle bellies of occipitofrontalis attach to the superior nuchal line

A

occipitalis

78
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which muscle bellies of occipitofrontalis attach to the skin near the eyebrows

A

frontalis

79
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action of the occipitofrontalis

A

occipitalis anchors the aponeurosis and frontalis pulls the eyebrows up

80
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muscle. closes the eyelids and helps to empty the lacrimal sac (tearing up)

A

orbicularis oculi

81
Q

muscle. draws eyebrows inferiorly and medially

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corrogator supercilii

82
Q

muscle. raises upper lip

A

levator labii superioris

83
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muscle of surprise

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occipitofrontalis

84
Q

muscle that raises lip and dilates nostrils

A

levator labii superioris aleque nasi

85
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muscle that raises and laterally pulls upper lip

A

zygomaticus minor

86
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muscle of squinting

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orbicularis oculi

87
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muscle of frowning (with eyes)

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corrugator cupercilii

88
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muscle of snarling

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levator labii superioris

89
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muscle of stank face

A

levator labii superioris aleque nasi

90
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muscle of elvis face

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zygomaticus minor

91
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muscle that draws the angles of the mouth superolaterally

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zygomaticus major

92
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muscle of smiling

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zygomaticus major

93
Q

muscle. closes and protrudes the lips, and compresses lips against teeth

A

orbicularis oris

94
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muscle of kissing

A

orbicularis oris

95
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muscle that raises and protrudes lower lip

A

mentalis

96
Q

muscle of pouting

A

mentalis

97
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muscle that draws lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

A

depressor labii inferioris

98
Q

muscle of yikes

A

depressor labii inferioris

99
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muscle that depresses the corner of the mouth

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depressor anguli oris

100
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muscle of sadness

A

depressor anguli oris

101
Q

muscle that compresses cheek against the molar teeth when chewing, helps with forceful blowing

A

buccinator

102
Q

muscle of pursing

A

buccinator

103
Q

muscle that retracts and depresses angle of the mouth

A

platysma

104
Q

muscle of the creature from the black lagoon

A

platysma

105
Q

muscle that draws ear up and forward

A

auricularis anterior

106
Q

muscle that draws ear up

A

auricularis superior

107
Q

muscle that draws the ear back

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auricularis posterior

108
Q

muscle that elevates the upper eyelid

A

levator palpebrae

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