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1
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Living

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inferior

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Dead

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posterior

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point of muscle attachment which moves the least

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ORIGIN

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point of muscle attachment which moves the most

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INSERTION

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Muscle of the cranium, only one non-paired. Sheath muscle (long)

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OCCIPIOFRONTALIS MUSCLE (EPICRANIUS)

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covers the top of the skull

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LOCATION OF OCCIPIOFRONTALIS MUSCLE (EPICRANIUS)

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draws scalp posteriorly or anteriorly and raises eyebrows

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FUNCTION OF OCCIPIOFRONTALIS MUSCLE (EPICRANIUS)

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frontal belly

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frontalis

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occipital belly

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occipitalis

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  1. When contracted raises eyebrows

2. Continued contractions forms transverse frontal sulci (WORRY LINES/ WRINKLES)

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EFFECT OF OCCIPIOFRONTALIS MUSCLE (EPICRANIUS)

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OCCIPIOFRONTALIS MUSCLE (EPICRANIUS)

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MUSCLES OF THE CRANIUM

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Broad fan shaped muscle

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TEMPORALIS

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13
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located along temporal bone

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LOCATION OF TEMPORALIS

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14
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mastication (chewing); closing the mandible and some side to side movement

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FUNCTION OF TEMPORALIS

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15
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provides some bulk to the temporal cavity

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EFFECT OF TEMPORALIS

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16
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temporalis and masseter

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MUSCLES OF MASTICATION

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17
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along face, below zygomatic arch

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LOCATION OF MASSETER

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18
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mastication; closes the mandible

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FUNCTION OF MASSETER

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19
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provides bulk to side of cheek

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EFFECT OF MASSETER

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20
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Compresses lacrinal sac (tear duct) closes eyelid when contracted

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FUNCTION OF OBICULARIS OCULI

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21
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sphincter muscle around eyelid

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LOCATION OF OBICULARIS OCULI

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22
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optic facial sulci or crow’s feet (typically 1st facial marking to appear)

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EFFECT OF OBICULARIS OCULI

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Frowning muscle, pyramid shaped muscle

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CURRUGATOR

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24
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under medial area of eyebrow

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LOCATION OF CURRUGATOR

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25
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draws eyebrows downward and medial when contracted

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FUNCTION OF CURRUGATOR

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26
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forms vertical intercilliary sulci (vertical wrinkles between the eyes)

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EFFECT OFCURRUGATOR

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27
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“Lifter of upper eyelid”

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LEVATOR PALPEBRAE SUPERIORIS

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28
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runs from inside of the eye socket to the superior tarsal plate of the eyelid

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LOCATION OF

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29
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– raises the upper eyelid (can sever to keep eyelid shut)

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FUNCTION OF

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30
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helps to form palpebral fold

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EFFECT OF

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31
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along inferior margin of upper eyelid, thin layer of tissue

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SUPERIOR TARSUS

32
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along inferior margin of lower eyelid

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INFERIOR TARSUS

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very thin vertical from between the eyebrows to bottom of nose bone

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LOCATION OF PROCERUS

34
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draws skin of forehead and nose downward

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FUNCATION OF PROCERUS

35
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transverse intercilliary sulci (frown marks above glabella)

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EFFECT OF PROCERUS

36
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(“CENTER OF EXPRESSION”)

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MUSCLE OF THE MOUTH

37
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“Puckering muscle”

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ORBICULARIS ORIS

38
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muscle surrounding the mouth.

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LOCATION OF ORBICULARIS ORIS

39
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closes and puckers the lips, compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech.

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FUNCTION OF ORBICULARIS ORIS

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forms philtrum, the indent or vertical groove above lip between nose and upper lip (natural facial marking)

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EFFECT OF ORBICULARIS ORIS

41
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muscle convergence

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MOUTH CORNERS

42
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Laughing muscle

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ZYGOMATIC MAJOR

43
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extends from the cheekbone to the angle of the mouth

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LOCATION OF ZYGOMATIC MAJOR

44
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corner of the mouth is raised when contracted

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FUNCTION OF ZYGOMATIC MAJOR

45
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angulus oris eminence or projection at the corner of the mouth

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EFFECT OF ZYGOMATIC MAJOR

46
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Principle muscle of the cheek “trumpeters muscle”

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BUCCINATOR

47
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forms lateral wall of the mouth

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LOCATION OF BUCCINATOR

48
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compresses cheek and draws corner of mouth posteriorly – produces sucking action

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FUNCTION OF BUCCINATOR

49
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helps form angulus oris eminence, the bucco- facial sulcus, (reverse parentheses line(s) in cheeks and lateral wall of the cheek)

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EFFECT OF BUCCINATOR

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(DEPRESSOR ANGULI ORIS)

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TRIANGULARIS

51
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from mandible to insert into the anguli oris

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LOCATION OF TRIANGULARIS

52
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depresses the angle of the mouth

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FUNCTION OF TRIANGULARIS

53
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  1. Quadratus Labii Superioris
  2. Levator Anguli Oris
  3. Risorius
  4. Depressor Labii Inferioris (Quadratus)
  5. Mentalis
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MUSCLE OF THE MOUTH AND ANTERIOR CHEEK

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  1. Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
  2. Levator Labii Superioris
  3. Zygomatic Minor
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Quadratus Labii Superioris

55
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multi-headed muscle 3 primary that extends from cheek bone, lower rim of eye socket and raised the upper lip

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Quadratus Labii Superioris

56
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Group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip. Sneer like Elvis Pressley

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Quadratus Labii Superioris

57
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helps to form Nasolabial Sulcus

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Quadratus Labii Superioris

58
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elevates or raise upper lip and dilates/flares the nostrils

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Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

59
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elevate and extend upper lip

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Levator Labii Superioris

60
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Draws the superior lip superiorly and laterally.

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Zygomatic Minor

61
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elevate/lift angle of mouth and located around k9 teeth and form the Nasolabial Fold

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Levator Anguli Oris

62
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  1. False smile muscle
  2. draws angle of mouth outward and lateral
  3. etracts angle of mouth
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Risorius

63
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Draw inferior/lower lip inferiorly and somewhat laterally and depresses lower lip

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Depressor Labii Inferioris (Quadratus)

64
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elevates and protrudes the lower lip

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Mentalis

65
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temp wrinkle of skin in chin area and interior bulk/projection of chin (mental eminence)

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Mentalis

66
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elongated dimple/depression

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Clef

67
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long clef that visually separate chin ino 2 lobes

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Bilobated chin

68
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rounded or elongated depressions of the cheek or chin

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Dimples

69
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platysma, sternocleidomastoid (SCM) and digastric

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MUSCLES OF THE NECK

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double bellied muscle of the neck, which attaches to the mastoid process and the mandible.

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Digastric

71
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cords of the neck (elongated/vertical)

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EFFECT OF Digastric

72
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Manipulate hyoid bone superior which helps manipulate the tongue

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Digastric

73
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  1. Broad flat sheets of muscle covering the neck
  2. Fills up space in neck
  3. Depresses mandible and lower lip
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Platysma

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  1. Buccofacial Sulcus
  2. Mandibular Sulcus
  3. Serrated Jawline
  4. Platysmal Sulci
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EFFECT OF Platysma

75
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Side to side movement and Rotate and depress lower head

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Sternocleidomastoid (SCM)

76
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widest part of neck (measured from 1 belly of SCM to the other)

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EFFECT OF Sternocleidomastoid (SCM)

77
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relatively thick muscle which passes obliquely (slanting) across the side of the neck

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EFFECT OF Sternocleidomastoid (SCM)

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