Test 2

Question 1

Directly inferior to the glabella and forms a dome over the nasal cavity (the orifice bounded by the nasal bones and maxilla). Helps to form the angle of inclination or projection is the

Answer 1

Nasal Bones

Question 2

The bones of the cheeks, diamond shaped, has a convex surface, gives the widest part of the face is the

Answer 2

Zygomatic Bones

Question 3

The process on the temporal and Zygomatic bones, determines the widest part of the face is the

Answer 3

Zygomatic Arch

Question 4

One of the lesser concavities of the face located on the lateral portion of the cheek inferior to the Zygomatic arch

Answer 4

Zygomatic Depression

Question 5

Forms the lateral rim of the eye socket formed by a process of the frontal bone and a process of the Zygomatic process is the

Answer 5

Zygomaticofrontal process

Question 6

Paired bone with several processes that form the skeletal base of most of the superior face, roof of the mouth, sides of the nasal cavity and floor orbit of the mouth is the

Answer 6

Maxilla

Question 7

The bony ridge which contains the sockets of the teeth is the

Answer 7

Alveolar Process

Question 8

The ascending part of the upper jaw that gradually protrudes aside the nasal bones to join the frontal bone is the

Answer 8

Frontal Process of the Maxilla

Question 9

The piece that forms front portion of the roof of the mouth is the

Answer 9

Palatine Process

Question 10

An oblique insertion of the teeth (buck teeth) is a

Answer 10

Dental Prognathism

Question 11

The sharp boney projection located medially along the inferior margin of the nasal cavity is the

Answer 11

Nasal Spine

Question 12

The medial skin partition in between the nostrils, most inferior part of the nose, NOT the septum is the

Answer 12

Columna Nasi

Question 13

The horse shoe shaped bone forming the inferior jaw is the

Answer 13

Mandible

Question 14

The part of the body of the mandible which is the triangular projection of the inferior portion of the anterior mandible is the

Answer 14

Mental Eminence

Question 15

The part of the body of the mandible which is the depression between the mental eminence and the incisor teeth is the

Answer 15

Incisive Fossa

Question 16

The part of the body of the mandible which is the bony ridge which contains the sockets of the teeth is the

Answer 16

Alveolar Processes

Question 17

The part of the ramus of the mandible which is the rounded eminence at the articulating end of the bone is the

Answer 17

Condyle

Question 18

The part of the ramus of the mandible which is the non articulating end is the

Answer 18

Coronoid Process

Question 19

The part of the ramus of the mandible which is the depression between the condyle and coronoid process is the

Answer 19

Mandibular Notch

Question 20

The part that marks the widest part of the lower 1/3 of the face is the

Answer 20

Angle of the Mandible

Question 21

The part of the human skull which encloses the brain is the

Answer 21

Cranium or Ethmoid Bone

Question 22

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Answer 22

Facial

Question 23

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Answer 23

Vomer

Question 24

?

Answer 24

Palatine Bone

Question 25

?

Answer 25

Lacrimal Bones

Question 26

The inferior to posterior direction following death is known as the

Answer 26

Gravitational Pull

Question 27

The point of muscle attachment which moves the least, beginning of muscle contraction is known as the

Answer 27

Origin

Question 28

The point of attachment which moves the most is known as the

Answer 28

Insertion

Question 29

The muscle of of the cranium known as the “Epicranius” the muscle that draws the scalp posteriorly and inferiorly and raises the eyebrows is the

Answer 29

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 30

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 30

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 31

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 31

Chewer’s muscle

Question 32

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 32

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 33

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 33

Temporalis Muscle

Question 34

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 34

Masseter Muscle

Question 35

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 35

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 36

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 36

Corrugator Muscle

Question 37

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 37

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 38

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 38

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 39

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 39

Procerus Muscle

Question 40

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 40

Mouth

Question 41

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 41

Orbicularis Oris

Question 42

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 42

Zygomacticus Major

Question 43

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 43

Buccinator

Question 44

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 44

Triangularis

Question 45

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 45

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 46

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 46

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 47

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 47

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 48

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 48

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 49

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 49

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 50

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 50

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 51

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 51

Risorius Muscle

Question 52

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 52

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 53

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 53

Mentalis Muscle

Question 54

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 54

Platysma Muscle

Question 55

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 55

The Cheek

Question 56

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 56

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 57

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 57

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 58

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 58

Sagging of the neck

Question 59

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 59

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 60

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 60

Digastricus Muscle

Question 61

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 61

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 62

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 62

Chewer’s muscle

Question 63

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 63

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 64

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 64

Temporalis Muscle

Question 65

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 65

Masseter Muscle

Question 66

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 66

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 67

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 67

Corrugator Muscle

Question 68

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 68

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 69

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 69

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 70

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 70

Procerus Muscle

Question 71

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 71

Mouth

Question 72

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 72

Orbicularis Oris

Question 73

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 73

Zygomacticus Major

Question 74

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 74

Buccinator

Question 75

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 75

Triangularis

Question 76

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 76

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 77

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 77

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 78

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 78

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 79

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 79

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 80

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 80

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 81

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 81

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 82

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 82

Risorius Muscle

Question 83

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 83

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 84

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 84

Mentalis Muscle

Question 85

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 85

Platysma Muscle

Question 86

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 86

The Cheek

Question 87

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 87

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 88

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 88

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 89

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 89

Sagging of the neck

Question 90

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 90

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 91

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 91

Digastricus Muscle

Question 92

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 92

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 93

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 93

Chewer’s muscle

Question 94

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 94

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 95

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 95

Temporalis Muscle

Question 96

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 96

Masseter Muscle

Question 97

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 97

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 98

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 98

Corrugator Muscle

Question 99

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 99

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 100

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 100

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 101

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 101

Procerus Muscle

Question 102

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 102

Mouth

Question 103

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 103

Orbicularis Oris

Question 104

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 104

Zygomacticus Major

Question 105

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 105

Buccinator

Question 106

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 106

Triangularis

Question 107

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 107

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 108

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 108

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 109

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 109

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 110

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 110

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 111

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 111

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 112

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 112

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 113

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 113

Risorius Muscle

Question 114

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 114

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 115

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 115

Mentalis Muscle

Question 116

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 116

Platysma Muscle

Question 117

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 117

The Cheek

Question 118

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 118

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 119

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 119

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 120

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 120

Digastricus Muscle

Question 121

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 121

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 122

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 122

Sagging of the neck

Question 123

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 123

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 124

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 124

Chewer’s muscle

Question 125

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 125

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 126

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 126

Temporalis Muscle

Question 127

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 127

Masseter Muscle

Question 128

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 128

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 129

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 129

Corrugator Muscle

Question 130

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 130

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 131

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 131

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 132

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 132

Procerus Muscle

Question 133

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 133

Mouth

Question 134

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 134

Orbicularis Oris

Question 135

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 135

Zygomacticus Major

Question 136

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 136

Buccinator

Question 137

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 137

Triangularis

Question 138

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 138

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 139

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 139

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 140

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 140

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 141

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 141

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 142

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 142

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 143

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 143

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 144

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 144

Risorius Muscle

Question 145

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 145

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 146

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 146

Mentalis Muscle

Question 147

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 147

Platysma Muscle

Question 148

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 148

The Cheek

Question 149

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 149

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 150

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 150

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 151

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 151

Sagging of the neck

Question 152

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 152

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 153

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 153

Digastricus Muscle

Question 154

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 154

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 154

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 154

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 155

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 155

Chewer’s muscle

Question 155

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 155

Chewer’s muscle

Question 156

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 156

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 156

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 156

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 157

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 157

Temporalis Muscle

Question 157

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 157

Temporalis Muscle

Question 158

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 158

Platysma Muscle

Question 159

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 159

The Cheek

Question 160

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 160

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 161

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 161

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 162

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 162

Sagging of the neck

Question 163

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 163

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 164

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 164

Digastricus Muscle

Question 165

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 165

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 166

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 166

Chewer’s muscle

Question 167

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 167

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 168

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 168

Temporalis Muscle

Question 169

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 169

Masseter Muscle

Question 170

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 170

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 171

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 171

Corrugator Muscle

Question 172

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 172

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 173

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 173

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 174

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 174

Procerus Muscle

Question 175

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 175

Mouth

Question 176

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 176

Orbicularis Oris

Question 177

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 177

Zygomacticus Major

Question 178

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 178

Buccinator

Question 179

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 179

Triangularis

Question 180

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 180

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 181

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 181

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 182

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 182

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 183

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 183

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 184

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 184

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 185

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 185

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 186

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 186

Risorius Muscle

Question 187

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 187

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 188

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 188

Mentalis Muscle

Question 189

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 189

Platysma Muscle

Question 190

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 190

The Cheek

Question 191

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 191

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 192

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 192

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 193

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 193

Sagging of the neck

Question 194

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 194

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 195

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 195

Digastricus Muscle

Question 196

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 196

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 197

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 197

Chewer’s muscle

Question 198

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 198

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 199

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 199

Temporalis Muscle

Question 200

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 200

Masseter Muscle

Question 201

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 201

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 202

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 202

Corrugator Muscle

Question 203

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 203

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 204

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 204

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 205

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 205

Procerus Muscle

Question 206

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 206

Mouth

Question 207

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 207

Orbicularis Oris

Question 208

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 208

Zygomacticus Major

Question 209

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 209

Buccinator

Question 210

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 210

Triangularis

Question 211

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 211

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 212

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 212

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 213

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 213

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 214

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 214

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 215

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 215

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 216

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 216

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 217

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 217

Risorius Muscle

Question 218

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 218

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 219

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 219

Mentalis Muscle

Question 220

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 220

Platysma Muscle

Question 221

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 221

The Cheek

Question 222

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 222

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 223

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 223

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 224

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 224

Sagging of the neck

Question 225

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 225

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 226

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 226

Digastricus Muscle

Question 227

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 227

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 228

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 228

Chewer’s muscle

Question 229

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 229

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 230

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 230

Temporalis Muscle

Question 231

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 231

Masseter Muscle

Question 232

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 232

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 233

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 233

Corrugator Muscle

Question 234

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 234

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 235

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 235

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 236

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 236

Procerus Muscle

Question 237

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 237

Mouth

Question 238

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 238

Orbicularis Oris

Question 239

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 239

Zygomacticus Major

Question 240

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 240

Buccinator

Question 241

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 241

Triangularis

Question 242

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 242

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 243

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 243

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 244

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 244

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 245

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 245

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 246

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 246

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 247

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 247

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 248

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 248

Risorius Muscle

Question 249

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 249

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 250

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 250

Mentalis Muscle

Question 251

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 251

Platysma Muscle

Question 252

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 252

The Cheek

Question 253

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 253

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 254

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 254

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 255

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 255

Sagging of the neck

Question 256

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 256

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 257

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 257

Digastricus Muscle

Question 258

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 258

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 259

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 259

Chewer’s muscle

Question 260

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 260

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 261

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 261

Temporalis Muscle

Question 262

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 262

Masseter Muscle

Question 263

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 263

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 264

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 264

Corrugator Muscle

Question 265

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 265

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 266

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 266

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 267

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 267

Procerus Muscle

Question 268

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 268

Mouth

Question 269

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 269

Orbicularis Oris

Question 270

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 270

Zygomacticus Major

Question 271

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 271

Buccinator

Question 272

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 272

Triangularis

Question 273

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 273

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 274

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 274

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 275

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 275

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 276

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 276

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 277

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 277

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 278

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 278

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 279

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 279

Risorius Muscle

Question 280

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 280

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 281

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 281

Mentalis Muscle

Question 282

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 282

Platysma Muscle

Question 283

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 283

The Cheek

Question 284

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 284

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 285

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 285

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 286

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 286

Sagging of the neck

Question 287

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 287

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 288

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 288

Digastricus Muscle

Question 289

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 289

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 290

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 290

Chewer’s muscle

Question 291

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 291

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 292

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 292

Temporalis Muscle

Question 293

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 293

Masseter Muscle

Question 294

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 294

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 295

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 295

Corrugator Muscle

Question 296

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 296

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 297

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 297

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 298

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 298

Procerus Muscle

Question 299

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 299

Mouth

Question 300

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 300

Orbicularis Oris

Question 301

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 301

Zygomacticus Major

Question 302

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 302

Buccinator

Question 303

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 303

Triangularis

Question 304

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 304

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 305

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 305

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 306

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 306

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 307

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 307

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 308

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 308

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 309

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 309

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 310

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 310

Risorius Muscle

Question 311

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 311

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 312

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 312

Mentalis Muscle

Question 313

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 313

Platysma Muscle

Question 314

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 314

The Cheek

Question 315

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 315

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 316

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 316

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 317

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 317

Sagging of the neck

Question 318

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 318

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 319

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 319

Digastricus Muscle

Question 320

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 320

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 321

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 321

Chewer’s muscle

Question 322

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 322

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 323

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 323

Temporalis Muscle

Question 324

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 324

Masseter Muscle

Question 325

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 325

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 326

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 326

Corrugator Muscle

Question 327

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 327

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 328

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 328

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 329

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 329

Procerus Muscle

Question 330

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 330

Mouth

Question 331

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 331

Orbicularis Oris

Question 332

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 332

Zygomacticus Major

Question 333

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 333

Buccinator

Question 334

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 334

Triangularis

Question 335

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 335

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 336

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 336

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 337

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 337

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 338

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 338

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 339

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 339

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 340

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 340

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 341

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 341

Risorius Muscle

Question 342

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 342

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 343

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 343

Mentalis Muscle

Question 344

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 344

Platysma Muscle

Question 345

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 345

The Cheek

Question 346

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 346

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 347

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 347

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 348

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 348

Sagging of the neck

Question 349

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 349

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 350

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 350

Digastricus Muscle

Question 351

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 351

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 352

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 352

Chewer’s muscle

Question 353

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 353

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 354

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 354

Temporalis Muscle

Question 355

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 355

Masseter Muscle

Question 356

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 356

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 357

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 357

Corrugator Muscle

Question 358

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 358

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 359

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 359

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 360

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 360

Procerus Muscle

Question 361

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 361

Mouth

Question 362

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 362

Orbicularis Oris

Question 363

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 363

Zygomacticus Major

Question 364

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 364

Buccinator

Question 365

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 365

Triangularis

Question 366

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 366

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 367

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 367

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 368

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 368

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 369

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 369

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 370

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 370

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 371

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 371

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 372

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 372

Risorius Muscle

Question 373

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 373

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 374

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 374

Mentalis Muscle

Question 375

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 375

Platysma Muscle

Question 376

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 376

The Cheek

Question 377

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 377

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 378

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 378

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 379

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 379

Sagging of the neck

Question 380

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 380

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 381

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 381

Digastricus Muscle

Question 382

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 382

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 383

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 383

Chewer’s muscle

Question 384

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 384

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 385

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 385

Temporalis Muscle

Question 386

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 386

Masseter Muscle

Question 387

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 387

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 388

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 388

Corrugator Muscle

Question 389

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 389

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 390

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 390

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 391

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 391

Procerus Muscle

Question 392

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 392

Mouth

Question 393

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 393

Orbicularis Oris

Question 394

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 394

Zygomacticus Major

Question 395

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 395

Buccinator

Question 396

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 396

Triangularis

Question 397

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 397

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 398

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 398

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 399

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 399

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 400

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 400

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 401

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 401

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 402

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 402

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 403

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 403

Risorius Muscle

Question 404

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 404

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 405

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 405

Mentalis Muscle

Question 406

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 406

Platysma Muscle

Question 407

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 407

The Cheek

Question 408

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 408

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 409

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 409

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 410

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 410

Sagging of the neck

Question 411

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 411

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 412

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 412

Digastricus Muscle

Question 413

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 413

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 414

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 414

Chewer’s muscle

Question 415

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 415

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 416

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 416

Temporalis Muscle

Question 417

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 417

Masseter Muscle

Question 418

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 418

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 419

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 419

Corrugator Muscle

Question 420

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 420

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 421

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 421

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 422

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 422

Procerus Muscle

Question 423

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 423

Mouth

Question 424

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 424

Orbicularis Oris

Question 425

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 425

Zygomacticus Major

Question 426

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 426

Buccinator

Question 427

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 427

Triangularis

Question 428

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 428

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 429

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 429

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 430

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 430

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 431

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 431

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 432

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 432

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 433

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 433

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 434

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 434

Risorius Muscle

Question 435

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 435

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 436

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 436

Mentalis Muscle

Question 437

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 437

Platysma Muscle

Question 438

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 438

The Cheek

Question 439

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 439

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 440

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 440

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 441

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 441

Sagging of the neck

Question 442

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 442

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 443

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 443

Digastricus Muscle

Question 444

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 444

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 445

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 445

Chewer’s muscle

Question 446

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 446

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 447

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 447

Temporalis Muscle

Question 448

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 448

Masseter Muscle

Question 449

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 449

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 450

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 450

Corrugator Muscle

Question 451

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 451

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 452

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 452

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 453

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 453

Procerus Muscle

Question 454

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 454

Mouth

Question 455

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 455

Orbicularis Oris

Question 456

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 456

Zygomacticus Major

Question 457

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 457

Buccinator

Question 458

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 458

Triangularis

Question 459

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 459

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 460

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 460

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 461

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 461

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 462

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 462

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 463

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 463

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 464

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 464

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 465

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 465

Risorius Muscle

Question 466

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 466

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 467

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 467

Mentalis Muscle

Question 468

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 468

Platysma Muscle

Question 469

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 469

The Cheek

Question 470

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 470

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 471

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 471

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 472

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 472

Sagging of the neck

Question 473

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 473

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 474

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 474

Digastricus Muscle

Question 475

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 475

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 476

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 476

Chewer’s muscle

Question 477

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 477

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 478

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 478

Temporalis Muscle

Question 479

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 479

Masseter Muscle

Question 480

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 480

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 481

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 481

Corrugator Muscle

Question 482

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 482

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 483

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 483

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 484

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 484

Procerus Muscle

Question 485

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 485

Mouth

Question 486

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 486

Orbicularis Oris

Question 487

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 487

Zygomacticus Major

Question 488

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 488

Buccinator

Question 489

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 489

Triangularis

Question 490

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 490

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 491

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 491

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 492

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 492

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 493

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 493

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 494

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 494

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 495

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 495

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 496

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 496

Risorius Muscle

Question 497

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 497

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 498

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 498

Mentalis Muscle

Question 499

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 499

Platysma Muscle

Question 500

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 500

The Cheek

Question 501

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 501

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 502

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 502

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 503

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 503

Sagging of the neck

Question 504

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 504

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 505

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 505

Digastricus Muscle

Question 506

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 506

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 507

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 507

Chewer’s muscle

Question 508

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 508

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 509

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 509

Temporalis Muscle

Question 510

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 510

Masseter Muscle

Question 511

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 511

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 512

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 512

Corrugator Muscle

Question 513

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 513

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 514

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 514

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 515

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 515

Procerus Muscle

Question 516

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 516

Mouth

Question 517

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 517

Orbicularis Oris

Question 518

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 518

Zygomacticus Major

Question 519

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 519

Buccinator

Question 520

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 520

Triangularis

Question 521

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 521

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 522

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 522

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 523

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 523

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 524

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 524

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 525

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 525

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 526

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 526

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 527

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 527

Risorius Muscle

Question 528

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 528

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 529

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 529

Mentalis Muscle

Question 530

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 530

Platysma Muscle

Question 531

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 531

The Cheek

Question 532

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 532

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 533

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 533

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 534

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 534

Sagging of the neck

Question 535

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 535

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 536

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 536

Digastricus Muscle

Question 537

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 537

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 538

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 538

Chewer’s muscle

Question 539

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 539

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 540

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 540

Temporalis Muscle

Question 541

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 541

Masseter Muscle

Question 542

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 542

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 543

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 543

Corrugator Muscle

Question 544

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 544

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 545

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 545

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 546

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 546

Procerus Muscle

Question 547

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 547

Mouth

Question 548

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 548

Orbicularis Oris

Question 549

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 549

Zygomacticus Major

Question 550

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 550

Buccinator

Question 551

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 551

Triangularis

Question 552

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 552

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 553

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 553

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 554

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 554

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 555

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 555

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 556

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 556

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 557

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 557

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 558

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 558

Risorius Muscle

Question 559

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 559

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 560

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 560

Mentalis Muscle

Question 561

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 561

Platysma Muscle

Question 562

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 562

The Cheek

Question 563

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 563

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 564

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 564

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 565

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 565

Sagging of the neck

Question 566

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 566

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 567

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 567

Digastricus Muscle

Question 568

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 568

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 569

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 569

Chewer’s muscle

Question 570

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 570

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 571

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 571

Temporalis Muscle

Question 572

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 572

Masseter Muscle

Question 573

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 573

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 574

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 574

Corrugator Muscle

Question 575

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 575

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 576

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 576

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 577

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 577

Procerus Muscle

Question 578

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 578

Mouth

Question 579

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 579

Orbicularis Oris

Question 580

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 580

Zygomacticus Major

Question 581

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 581

Buccinator

Question 582

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 582

Triangularis

Question 583

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 583

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 584

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 584

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 585

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 585

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 586

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 586

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 587

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 587

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 588

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 588

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 589

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 589

Risorius Muscle

Question 590

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 590

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 591

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 591

Mentalis Muscle

Question 592

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 592

Platysma Muscle

Question 593

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 593

The Cheek

Question 594

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 594

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 595

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 595

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 596

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 596

Sagging of the neck

Question 597

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 597

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 598

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 598

Digastricus Muscle

Question 599

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 599

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 600

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 600

Chewer’s muscle

Question 601

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 601

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 602

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 602

Temporalis Muscle

Question 603

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 603

Masseter Muscle

Question 604

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 604

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 605

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 605

Corrugator Muscle

Question 606

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 606

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 607

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 607

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 608

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 608

Procerus Muscle

Question 609

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 609

Mouth

Question 610

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 610

Orbicularis Oris

Question 611

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 611

Zygomacticus Major

Question 612

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 612

Buccinator

Question 613

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 613

Triangularis

Question 614

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 614

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 615

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 615

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 616

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 616

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 617

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 617

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 618

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 618

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 619

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 619

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 620

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 620

Risorius Muscle

Question 621

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 621

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 622

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 622

Mentalis Muscle

Question 623

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 623

Platysma Muscle

Question 624

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 624

The Cheek

Question 625

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 625

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 626

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 626

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 627

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 627

Sagging of the neck

Question 628

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 628

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 629

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 629

Digastricus Muscle

Question 630

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 630

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 631

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 631

Chewer’s muscle

Question 632

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 632

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 633

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 633

Temporalis Muscle

Question 634

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 634

Masseter Muscle

Question 635

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 635

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 636

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 636

Corrugator Muscle

Question 637

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 637

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 638

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 638

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 639

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 639

Procerus Muscle

Question 640

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 640

Mouth

Question 641

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 641

Orbicularis Oris

Question 642

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 642

Zygomacticus Major

Question 643

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 643

Buccinator

Question 644

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 644

Triangularis

Question 645

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 645

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 646

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 646

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 647

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 647

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 648

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 648

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 649

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 649

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 650

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 650

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 651

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 651

Risorius Muscle

Question 652

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 652

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 653

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 653

Mentalis Muscle

Question 654

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 654

Platysma Muscle

Question 655

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 655

The Cheek

Question 656

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 656

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 657

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 657

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 658

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 658

Sagging of the neck

Question 659

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 659

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 660

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 660

Digastricus Muscle

Question 661

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 661

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 662

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 662

Chewer’s muscle

Question 663

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 663

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 664

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 664

Temporalis Muscle

Question 665

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 665

Masseter Muscle

Question 666

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 666

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 667

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 667

Corrugator Muscle

Question 668

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 668

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 669

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 669

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 670

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 670

Procerus Muscle

Question 671

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 671

Mouth

Question 672

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 672

Orbicularis Oris

Question 673

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 673

Zygomacticus Major

Question 674

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 674

Buccinator

Question 675

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 675

Triangularis

Question 676

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 676

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 677

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 677

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 678

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 678

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 679

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 679

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 680

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 680

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 681

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 681

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 682

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 682

Risorius Muscle

Question 683

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 683

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 684

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 684

Mentalis Muscle

Question 685

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 685

Platysma Muscle

Question 686

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 686

The Cheek

Question 687

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 687

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 688

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 688

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 689

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 689

Sagging of the neck

Question 690

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 690

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 691

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 691

Digastricus Muscle

Question 692

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 692

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 693

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 693

Chewer’s muscle

Question 694

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 694

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 695

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 695

Temporalis Muscle

Question 696

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 696

Masseter Muscle

Question 697

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 697

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 698

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 698

Corrugator Muscle

Question 699

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 699

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 700

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 700

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 701

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 701

Procerus Muscle

Question 702

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 702

Mouth

Question 703

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 703

Orbicularis Oris

Question 704

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 704

Zygomacticus Major

Question 705

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 705

Buccinator

Question 706

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 706

Triangularis

Question 707

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 707

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 708

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 708

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 709

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 709

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 710

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 710

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 711

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 711

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 712

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 712

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 713

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 713

Risorius Muscle

Question 714

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 714

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 715

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 715

Mentalis Muscle

Question 716

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 716

Platysma Muscle

Question 717

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 717

The Cheek

Question 718

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 718

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 719

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 719

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 720

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 720

Sagging of the neck

Question 721

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 721

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 722

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 722

Digastricus Muscle

Question 723

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 723

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 724

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 724

Chewer’s muscle

Question 725

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 725

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 726

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 726

Temporalis Muscle

Question 727

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 727

Masseter Muscle

Question 728

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 728

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 729

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 729

Corrugator Muscle

Question 730

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 730

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 731

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 731

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 732

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 732

Procerus Muscle

Question 733

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 733

Mouth

Question 734

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 734

Orbicularis Oris

Question 735

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 735

Zygomacticus Major

Question 736

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 736

Buccinator

Question 737

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 737

Triangularis

Question 738

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 738

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 739

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 739

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 740

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 740

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 741

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 741

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 742

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 742

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 743

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 743

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 744

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 744

Risorius Muscle

Question 745

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 745

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 746

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 746

Mentalis Muscle

Question 747

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 747

Platysma Muscle

Question 748

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 748

The Cheek

Question 749

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 749

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 750

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 750

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 751

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 751

Sagging of the neck

Question 752

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 752

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 753

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 753

Digastricus Muscle

Question 754

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 754

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 755

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 755

Chewer’s muscle

Question 756

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 756

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 757

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 757

Temporalis Muscle

Question 758

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 758

Masseter Muscle

Question 759

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 759

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 760

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 760

Corrugator Muscle

Question 761

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 761

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 762

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 762

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 763

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 763

Procerus Muscle

Question 764

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 764

Mouth

Question 765

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 765

Orbicularis Oris

Question 766

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 766

Zygomacticus Major

Question 767

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 767

Buccinator

Question 768

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 768

Triangularis

Question 769

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 769

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 770

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 770

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 771

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 771

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 772

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 772

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 773

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 773

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 774

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 774

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 775

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 775

Risorius Muscle

Question 776

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 776

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 777

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 777

Mentalis Muscle

Question 778

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 778

Platysma Muscle

Question 779

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 779

The Cheek

Question 780

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 780

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 781

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 781

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 782

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 782

Sagging of the neck

Question 783

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 783

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 784

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 784

Digastricus Muscle

Question 785

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 785

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 786

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 786

Chewer’s muscle

Question 787

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 787

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 788

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 788

Temporalis Muscle

Question 789

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 789

Masseter Muscle

Question 790

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 790

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 791

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 791

Corrugator Muscle

Question 792

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 792

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 793

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 793

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 794

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 794

Procerus Muscle

Question 795

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 795

Mouth

Question 796

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 796

Orbicularis Oris

Question 797

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 797

Zygomacticus Major

Question 798

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 798

Buccinator

Question 799

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 799

Triangularis

Question 800

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 800

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 801

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 801

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 802

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 802

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 803

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 803

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 804

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 804

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 805

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 805

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 806

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 806

Risorius Muscle

Question 807

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 807

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 808

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 808

Mentalis Muscle

Question 809

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 809

Platysma Muscle

Question 810

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 810

The Cheek

Question 811

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 811

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 812

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 812

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 813

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 813

Sagging of the neck

Question 814

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 814

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 815

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 815

Digastricus Muscle

Question 816

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 816

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 817

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 817

Chewer’s muscle

Question 818

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 818

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 819

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 819

Temporalis Muscle

Question 820

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 820

Masseter Muscle

Question 821

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 821

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 822

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 822

Corrugator Muscle

Question 823

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 823

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 824

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 824

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 825

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 825

Procerus Muscle

Question 826

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 826

Mouth

Question 827

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 827

Orbicularis Oris

Question 828

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 828

Zygomacticus Major

Question 829

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 829

Buccinator

Question 830

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 830

Triangularis

Question 831

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 831

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 832

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 832

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 833

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 833

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 834

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 834

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 835

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 835

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 836

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 836

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 837

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 837

Risorius Muscle

Question 838

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 838

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 839

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 839

Mentalis Muscle

Question 840

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 840

Platysma Muscle

Question 841

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 841

The Cheek

Question 842

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 842

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 843

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 843

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 844

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 844

Sagging of the neck

Question 845

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 845

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 846

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 846

Digastricus Muscle

Question 847

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 847

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 848

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 848

Chewer’s muscle

Question 849

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 849

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 850

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 850

Temporalis Muscle

Question 851

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 851

Masseter Muscle

Question 852

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 852

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 853

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 853

Corrugator Muscle

Question 854

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 854

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 855

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 855

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 856

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 856

Procerus Muscle

Question 857

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 857

Mouth

Question 858

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 858

Orbicularis Oris

Question 859

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 859

Zygomacticus Major

Question 860

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 860

Buccinator

Question 861

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 861

Triangularis

Question 862

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 862

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 863

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 863

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 864

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 864

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 865

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 865

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 866

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 866

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 867

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 867

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 868

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 868

Risorius Muscle

Question 869

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 869

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 870

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 870

Mentalis Muscle

Question 871

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 871

Platysma Muscle

Question 872

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 872

The Cheek

Question 873

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 873

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 874

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 874

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 875

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 875

Sagging of the neck

Question 876

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 876

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 877

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 877

Digastricus Muscle

Question 878

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 878

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 879

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 879

Chewer’s muscle

Question 880

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 880

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 881

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 881

Temporalis Muscle

Question 882

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 882

Masseter Muscle

Question 883

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 883

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 884

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 884

Corrugator Muscle

Question 885

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 885

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 886

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 886

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 887

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 887

Risorius Muscle

Question 888

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 888

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 889

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 889

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 890

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 890

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 891

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 891

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 892

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 892

Triangularis

Question 893

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 893

Buccinator

Question 894

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 894

Zygomacticus Major

Question 895

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 895

Orbicularis Oris

Question 896

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 896

Mouth

Question 897

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 897

Procerus Muscle

Question 898

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 898

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 899

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 899

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 900

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 900

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 901

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 901

Sagging of the neck

Question 902

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 902

Platysma Muscle

Question 903

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 903

Mentalis Muscle

Question 904

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 904

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 905

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 905

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 906

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 906

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 907

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 907

The Cheek

Question 908

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 908

Digastricus Muscle

Question 909

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 909

Digastricus Muscle

Question 910

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 910

Mentalis Muscle

Question 911

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 911

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 912

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 912

Risorius Muscle

Question 913

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 913

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 914

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 914

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 915

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 915

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 916

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 916

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 917

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 917

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 918

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 918

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 919

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 919

Risorius Muscle

Question 920

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 920

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 921

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 921

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 922

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 922

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 923

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 923

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 924

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 924

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 925

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 925

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 926

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 926

Triangularis

Question 927

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 927

Buccinator

Question 928

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 928

Zygomacticus Major

Question 929

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 929

Orbicularis Oris

Question 930

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 930

Mouth

Question 931

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 931

Procerus Muscle

Question 932

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 932

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 933

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 933

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 934

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 934

Corrugator Muscle

Question 935

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 935

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 936

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 936

Masseter Muscle

Question 936

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 936

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 936

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 936

Chewer’s muscle

Question 936

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 936

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 936

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 936

Temporalis Muscle

Question 936

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 936

Masseter Muscle

Question 936

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 936

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 936

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 936

Corrugator Muscle

Question 936

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 936

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 936

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 936

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 936

Procerus Muscle

Question 936

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 936

Mouth

Question 936

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 936

Orbicularis Oris

Question 936

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 936

Zygomacticus Major

Question 936

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 936

Buccinator

Question 936

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 936

Triangularis

Question 936

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 936

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 936

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 936

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 936

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 936

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 936

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 936

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 936

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 936

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 936

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 936

Risorius Muscle

Question 936

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 936

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 936

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 936

Mentalis Muscle

Question 936

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 936

Platysma Muscle

Question 936

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 936

The Cheek

Question 936

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 936

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 936

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 936

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 936

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 936

Sagging of the neck

Question 936

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 936

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 936

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 936

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 936

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 936

Chewer’s muscle

Question 936

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 936

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 936

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 936

Temporalis Muscle

Question 936

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 936

Masseter Muscle

Question 936

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 936

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 936

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 936

Corrugator Muscle

Question 936

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 936

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 936

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 936

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 936

Procerus Muscle

Question 936

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

Answer 936

Mouth

Question 936

Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

Answer 936

Orbicularis Oris

Question 936

The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

Answer 936

Zygomacticus Major

Question 936

The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

Answer 936

Buccinator

Question 936

Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

Answer 936

Triangularis

Question 936

The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

Answer 936

Quadratus Labii Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

Answer 936

Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

Question 936

The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

Answer 936

Levator Labii Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

Answer 936

Zygomaticus Minor

Question 936

This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

Answer 936

Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

Question 936

The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

Answer 936

Levator Anguli Oris

Question 936

Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

Answer 936

Risorius Muscle

Question 936

Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

Answer 936

Depressor Labii Inferioris

Question 936

Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

Answer 936

Mentalis Muscle

Question 936

Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

Answer 936

Platysma Muscle

Question 936

The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

Answer 936

The Cheek

Question 936

The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

Answer 936

Mandible, Serrated jawline

Question 936

A Serrated Jawline appears as

Answer 936

Lacerations like notches on a saw

Question 936

Platysmal Sulci can be found in

Answer 936

Sagging of the neck

Question 936

Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

Answer 936

Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

Question 936

The double bellied muscle which helps to draw the hyoid bone superiorly also helps to manipulate the tongue forms the CORDS of the neck (vertical elongated cords of the neck)

Answer 936

Digastricus Muscle

Question 936

Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

Answer 936

Occipitofrontalis Muscle

Question 936

The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

Answer 936

Chewer’s muscle

Question 936

The two muscles of mastication are the

Answer 936

Temporalis and Masseter

Question 936

The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

Answer 936

Temporalis Muscle

Question 936

Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

Answer 936

Masseter Muscle

Question 936

The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

Answer 936

Orbicularis Oculi

Question 936

The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

Answer 936

Corrugator Muscle

Question 936

The lifter of the upper eyelid, very thin muscle located above the eyeball, forms a paper fold (creases on the eyelids), severing this muscle would aid in closing the eyelid is the

Answer 936

Levator Palpebrae Superioris

Question 936

The muscle that forms the Inferior/Superior margin of the lower eyelids is the

Answer 936

Inferior/ Superior Tarus

Question 936

The narrow elongated muscle located on the nasal bones and maxilla, that draws the skin downward, forming transverse interciliary sulci is the

Answer 936

Procerus Muscle

Question 936

Known as the center of expression, and has the most numerous of the face is the

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Mouth

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Known as the “puckering muscle”, closes the lips, also compresses lips against teeth and shapes lips during speech, forms the Philtrum is the

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Orbicularis Oris

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The “laughing muscle”, corners of the mouth are raised when muscle contracts, moves the mouth laterally, forms the angulus oris eminence “angle/ends of the mouth” natural facial marking is the

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Zygomacticus Major

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The “trumpeters muscle” principle muscle of the cheek, forms the lateral wall of the mouth, lines the cheek horizontally, compress the cheek and draws the corners of the mouth posteriorly, produces a sucking action, forms the angularis oris eminence, bucco-facial sulcus, acquired facial marking is the

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Buccinator

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Also known as the depressor angulus oris (depresses corners of the mouth), forms the angulus oris eminence is the

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Triangularis

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The large four headed muscle that ranges from the cheekbone and lower rim of the eye socket,that raises the upper lip is the

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Quadratus Labii Superioris

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The muscle that elevates the upper lip and dilates the nostrils referred to as the “Common Elevator” is the

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Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi

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The muscle that elevates and extends the upper lip is the

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Levator Labii Superioris

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The muscle that draws the superior lip superiorly as well as laterally is the

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Zygomaticus Minor

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This group of muscles serves to raise the upper lip (as in a sneer) and forms the Nasolabial Sulcus

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Quadratus Labii Superioris

• Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi
• Levator Labii Superioris
• Zygomaticus Minor

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The function of this muscle is to elevate the angle of the mouth and forms the Nasolabial Fold

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Levator Anguli Oris

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Known as the false smile muscle, draws the mouth into an outward motion and retracts the angle of the mouth outward or laterally is the

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Risorius Muscle

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Also called the “Quadratus Muscle”, it depresses/ draws the lower lip inferiorly and slightly laterally

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Depressor Labii Inferioris

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Located on the chin, elevates and protrudes the lower lip, causing a temporary wrinkling of the skin over the chin forms the Mental Eminence, provides anterior projection and muscle bulk for the chin (dimple, cleft, bilobated chin) is the

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Mentalis Muscle

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Appears as sheets of muscle on the anterior portion of the neck depresses the mandible, lower jaw and lower lip and has the following four surface forms:

i. Bucco-facial Sulcus
ii. Mandibular Sulcus
iii. Serrated Jawline
iv. Platysmal Sulci

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Platysma Muscle

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The Bucco-facial Sulcus can be found where

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The Cheek

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The Mandibular Sulcus rises from the ___ and more than one can cause a ____

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Mandible, Serrated jawline

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A Serrated Jawline appears as

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Lacerations like notches on a saw

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Platysmal Sulci can be found in

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Sagging of the neck

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Helps to rotate/ depress/ lower the head forms the widest part of the neck, from one belly to the next is the

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Sternocleidomastoid Muscle

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Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

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Occipitofrontalis Muscle

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Continual contraction of this muscle forms transverse frontal sulci (wrinkles that run across the forehead) and acquired facial marking

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Occipitofrontalis Muscle

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The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

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Chewer’s muscle

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The two muscles of mastication are the

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Temporalis and Masseter

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The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

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Temporalis Muscle

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Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

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Masseter Muscle

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The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

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Orbicularis Oculi

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The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

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Corrugator Muscle

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The muscles of mastication are referred to as the

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Chewer’s muscle

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The two muscles of mastication are the

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Temporalis and Masseter

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The fan shaped muscle located along the temporal bone that helps to close the mandible, strongest chewing/mastication muscle and provides some bulk to the temporal cavity is the

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Temporalis Muscle

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Located in the buccal area, begins just below the Zygomatic arch and extends/ attaches to the angle of the mandible, helps to close the mandible, not the strongest chewing muscle provides bulk to the side of the cheek is the

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Masseter Muscle

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The sphincter muscle that surrounds the eyelids, closes the eyelids; compresses the lacrimal sacs, and forms optic facial sulci (crows feet) is the

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Orbicularis Oculi

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The “frowning muscle” pyramid shaped, runs from the root of the nose to the middle of the eyebrow, draws the eyebrows downward and medially when contracted, forms vertical interciliary sulci (wrinkles between the eyebrows) is the

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Corrugator Muscle