Skull, Face, And Throat (5B) Flashcards

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Cranium

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  • roof of skull
  • base
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Roof of skull

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  • frontal
  • occipital
  • parietal (2)
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Base of skull

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  • temporal (2)
  • ethmoid
  • sphenoid
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Face

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  • portions of eye socket
  • nose
  • cheek bones
  • jaw bones
  • visible from inferior view
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5
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Portions of eye socket

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  • lacrimal (2)
    lacrimal glands = tear ducts
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Nose

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  • nasal bone
  • nasal concha
  • vomer
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Cheek bones

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  • zygomatic (2)
  • maxilla
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Jaw bone

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  • mandible
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Visible from inferior view

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  • palatine (connects maxilla to vomer)
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10
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Mastoid process

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Distal attachment point for sternocleidomastoid

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Temporal-mandibular joint (TMJ)

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  • synovial joint
  • not many synovial joints in the skull, face area
  • keeps us alive (feeding, communication)
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Zygomatic arch

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Attachment point for important muscles in TMJ

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13
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External occipital protuberance

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Posterior muscles

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Muscles of mastication and speech

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  • masseter
  • temporalis
  • pterygoids
  • lateral pterygoid
  • medial pterygoid
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Attachments of masseter

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  • workhorse
  • proximal = zygomatic arch
  • distal = mandible
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Innervation of masseter

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Trigeminal nerve (CN V)

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Actions of masseter

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  • elevates mandible (closes mouth)
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Attachments of temporalis

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  • proximal = temporal bone
  • distal = mandible
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Innervation of temporalis

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Trigeminal nerve (CN V)

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Actions of temporalis

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  • elevates mandible
  • retracts mandible (brings it back)
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Pterygoids

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Helps us grind food (move mandible side to side)

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Attachments of lateral pterygoid

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  • proximal = sphenoid bone
  • distal = TMJ (external mandible)
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Innervation of lateral pterygoid

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Trigeminal nerve (CN V)

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Actions of lateral pterygoid

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  • laterally deviate mandible to opposite side (unilaterally)
  • protract mandible (bilaterally)
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Attachments of medial pterygoid
- proximal = sphenoid bone - distal = internal aspect of mandible
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Innervation of medial pterygoid
Trigeminal nerve (CN V)
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Actions of medial pterygoid
- laterally deviate mandible to opposite side (unilaterally) - elevate mandible (bilaterally) - protract mandible (bilaterally)
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Hyoid bone
- seems to be suspended in midair - attachment point for muscles of speech and swallowing
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Larynx extrinsic muscles (swallowing)
- suprahyoid muscles - infrahyoid muscles - both are antagonists - also important in speech = just superior to larynx, moves larynx, and variation changes in speech (or singing)
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Suprahyoid muscles
- forms the floor of the mouth (under the tongue) - mylohyoid - geniohyoid - stylohyoid - digastric (2 muscle bellies)
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Actions of suprahyoid muscles
- elevates the hyoid and larynx for swallowing (moves of the way of esophagus) - depresses mandible
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Infrahyoid muscles
- thyrohyoid - omohyoid - sternohyoid - sternothyroid
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Actions of infrahyoid muscles
- depresses the hyoid for swallowing
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Extrinsic muscles of tongue
- genioglossus - hypoglossus - styloglossus - platoglossus - glosses = Latin for tongue
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Actions of genioglossus
- protrudes tongue
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Actions of hypoglossus
- retracts tongue - depresses tongue
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Actions of styloglossus
- elevates the sides of tongue (swallowing - can roll tongue)
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Actions of platoglossus
- elevates back of tongue (swallowing)
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Muscles of facial expression
- muscles of eyes - muscles of nose - muscles of mouth - all innervated by facial nerve
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Muscles of eyes
- frontalis - corrugator supercilii - orbicularis oculi - procurus
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Actions of frontalis
- elevates eyebrows - listed under muscle of scalp in the text
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Actions of corrugator supercilii
- depresses eyebrows - pulls eyebrows medially
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Actions of orbicularis oculi
- closes eyes
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Actions of procurus
- furrows brow - listed under muscle of nose in the text
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Muscles of nose
- nasalis - LLSAN
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Actions of nasalis
- flares nostrils - constricts nostrils
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Actions of LLSAN
- flares nostrils while lifting lip (“snarl”) - the lateral part is levator labii superiorus (LLSAN is an extension of this and will just consider them the same)
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Muscles of mouth (superior/lateral)
- orbicularis oris - zygomaticus minor - zygomaticus major - levator anguli oris - risorius - buccinator
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Actions of orbicularis oris
- closes mouth (straw, kiss)
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Actions of zygomaticus minor
- elevates upper lip
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Actions of zygomaticus major
- elevates corners of mouth (lateral to minor)
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Actions of levator anguli oris
- elevates upper lip/corner of mouth (between zygomaticus muscles)
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Actions of risorius
- retracts corners of mouth
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Actions of buccinator
- contracts cheeks (keeps cheeks in check)
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Muscles of mouth (inferior)
- depressor anguli oris - depressor labii inferiorus - mentalis - platismus
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Actions of depressor anguli oris
- pulls corner of mouth down
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Actions of depressor labii inferiorus
- pulls lower lip down
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Actions of mentalis
- protrudes lower lip - elevates chin
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Actions of platismus
- depresses jaw - tightens neck fascia