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Muslces of Facial Expression

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Where are skin muscles located?   Superficial fascia  
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How are the skin muscles separated   indistinctly from one another  
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What nerve are skin muscles innervated by   the facial nerve (CN VII)  
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What are the Muscles of the scalp (2)   Occipitofrontalis and temporoparietalis m.  
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Muscle that draws scalp posteriorly and raises eyebrows as in an expression of surprise   Occipitofrontalis  
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What is the galea aponeurotica of the occipitofrontalis   helmet-like aponeurosis joining the frontal and occipital bellies of this muscle  
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Collective name for occipitofrontalis and its galea aponeurotica, and the temporoparietalis m.   Muscle Epicranius  
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arises from fascia of temporalis m. above and anterior to the ear. inserts into the galea aponeurotica   Temporoparietalis muscle  
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It is variable in its development, acts in helping to keep the scalp tight   temporoparietalis muscle  
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What are the muscles of the ear (3)   Anterior Auricular muscle, Posterior Auricular muscle, Superior Auricular muscle  
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located superficial to the temporalis muscle, arise from fascia of the temporalis muscle and insert into pinna   Anterior Auricular muscle, Posterior Auricular muscle, Superior Auricular muscle  
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Action of the Anterior Auricular muscle   pulls pinna anteriorly  
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Action of the Posterior Auricular muscle   pulls pinna posteriorly  
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Action of the Superior Auricular muscle   pulls pinna superiorly  
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What are the muscles of the Eye (2)   Orbicularis Oculi, Corrugator Supercilii  
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What is the Orbicularis Oculi   a sphincter muscle consisting of 3 parts. The pars orbitalis, pars palpebralis, and the pars lacrimalis  
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Peripheral outer part surrounding orbit; closes the eye   Pars Orbitalis  
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Inner part of lids; closes eyelids   Pars Palpebralis  
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Lies deep to palpebral part in medial corner of eye, compresses lacrimal sac, draws lacrimal puncta medially   Pars Lacrimalis  
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Located deep to frontalis and orbicularis oculi   Corrugator Supercilii  
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Action of Corrugator Supercilii   Draws the eyebrows downward and medially as in frowning  
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What are the muscles of the nose? (3)   Procerus, Nasalis, Depressor Septi Nasi  
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Action of Procerus   Draws medial angle of eyebrows downward, and wrinkles skin on bridge of nose  
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What are the 2 parts to Nasalis   Pars Alaris, Pars Transversa  
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Action of pars alaris aka(dilator naris)   Widens nostril  
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Action of pars transversa aka (compressor naris)   depresses cartilage of nose and compresses the nostril  
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Action of Depressor Septi Nasi   constricts the nostril  
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What are the muscles of the mouth? (12)   Levator Labii Superioris, Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi, Zygomaticus Minor, Zygomaticus Major, Levator Anguli Oris, Risorius, Depressor Anguli Oris, Buccinator, Depressor Labii Inferioris, Mentalis, Orbicularis Oris, Platysma muscle  
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Muscles inserting on Upper Lip (3)   Levator Labii Superioris, Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi, Zygomaticus Minor  
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Inserts on upper lip, action is it raises the upper lip   Levator Labii Superioris  
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Inserts into upper lip and alar (wings) part of nose. Action is it raises upper lip and dilates naris (nostril)   Levator Labii Superioris Alaeque Nasi  
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Arises from zygomatic bone, action is it moves upper lip upward and outward   Zygomaticus Minor  
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Muscles Inserting on Corner of Mouth (5)   Zygomaticus Major, Levator Anguli Oris, Risorius, Depressor Anguli Oris, Buccinator  
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inserts on corner of mouth, arises from zygomatic bone, raises corner of mouth as in laughing   Zygomaticus Major "laughing muscle"  
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inserts on corner of mouth, action is it raises angle (corner) of the mouth as in disdain   Levator Anguli Oris  
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inserts on corner of mouth, draws corner of mouth laterally as in smiling   Risorius "smile (grin) muscle"  
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inserts on corner of mouth, action is it depresses angle (corner) of mouth   Depressor Anguli Oris aka (triangularis)  
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inserts on corner of mouth, action is compresses cheeks against teeth during mastication (chewing) and also during blowing. Located deep to Zygomaticus major and Risorius   Buccinator  
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Muscles Inserting on Lower Lip (2)   Depressor Labii Inferioris, Mentalis  
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inserts on lower lip, action is it depresses lower lip   Depressor Labii Inferioris  
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inserts on lower lip, action is it protrudes lower lip and wrinkles skin on chin   Mentalis  
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Muscles encircling Mouth   Orbicularis Oris, Platysma Muscle  
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a sphincter muscle consisting of 2 parts; the "kissing muscle"-purses(puckers) lips, thus closing them   Orbicularis Oris  
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What are the 2 parts to the Orbicularis Oris   pars marginalis, pars labialis  
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Peripheral part around lips. part of Orbicularis Oris   Pars Marginalis  
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Central part around lips. Part of Orbcularis Oris   Pars labialis  
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Thin flat paper-like muscle that encircles the mouth   Platysma Muscle  
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Origin, Insertion, and Action of Platysma Muscle   O: fascia of cervical I: lower mandible and skin around mouth A: retracts and depresses angle of mouth as in horror, producing wrinkles on skin of neck; also helps in depressing mandible  
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