Tongue Muscles Flashcards

1
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Superior Longitudinal Origin

A

Hyoid bone within the root of the tongue

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Superior Longitudinal Insertion

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Front edges of the tongue and the upper surface of the tongue tip

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Superior Longitudinal Use

A

Shorten the tongue, pull the tip upward, and pull the lateral margins upward

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4
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Inferior Longitudinal Origin

A

Hyoid bone at the root of the tongue

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5
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Inferior Longitudinal Insertion

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Lower surface of the tongue tip

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Inferior Longitudinal Use

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Shortens the tongue and pulls the tip downward

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7
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Vertical Origin

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Just beneath the dorsum of the tongue

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8
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Vertical Insertion

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Near the sides of the lower surface of the tongue

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9
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Vertical Use

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Flattens the tongue

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10
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Transverse Origin

A

Median fibrous skeleton of the tongue

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11
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Transverse Insertion

A

Fibrous tissue along the side of the tongue

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12
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Transverse Use

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Narrows and elongates the tongue

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13
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Styloglossus Origin

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Side of the styloid process of the temporal bone and the stylomandibular ligament

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Styloglossus Insertion

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Sides and root of the tongue and from there fibers run in various directions

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15
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Styloglossus Use

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-Draw the tongue body upward and backward
-Pull the side of the tongue upward
-Shorten the tongue
-Pull the tongue tip toward the side

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16
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Palatoglossus Origin

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Lower surface of the palatal aponeurosis

17
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Palatoglossus Insertion

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Side of the root of the tongue

18
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Palatoglossus Use

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Pulls upward, backward, and inward on the root of the tongue

19
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Hyoglossus Origin

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Upper border of the body of the body and greater cornua of the hyoid bone

20
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Hyoglossus Insertion

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Side of the tongue near the back

21
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Hyoglossus Use

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Lowers the tongue body and draws it backward

22
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Genioglossus Origin

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Inner surface of the body of the mandible near the midline

23
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Genioglossus Insertion

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-Lower fibers: Into root of the tongue
-Middle Fibers: Into tongue near the junction of the dorsum and blade
-Upper fibers: Into the tip of the tongue

24
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Genioglossus Use

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-Move the tongue root forward and force the tongue tip forward

-Pull the front of the tongue backward

-Pull the center of the tongue downward to form a depression along its length