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Muscles of Mastication Masseter, temporalis, medial & lateral pterygoid
Muscles of facial expression Epicranius, orbicularis oculi, levator labii superioris, depressor anguli oris, mentalis, buccinator, corrugator, orbicularis oris, levator anguli oris, risorius, depressor labii inferiorus, platysma
Head flexors Sternocleidomastoid (bilaterally), rectus capitis anterior, longus capitis (bilaterally)
Head rotators Sternocleidomastoid (unilaterally), longus capitis (unilaterally), splenius capitis (unilaterally)
Head lateral flexors Sternocleidomastoid (unilaterally), splenius capitis (unilaterally), rectus capitis lateralis
Head extenders Splenius captitis (bilaterally)
Flexors of neck Longus colli, scalenes (bilaterally)
Lateral flexors of neck Scalenes (unilaterally), splenius capitis, cervicis (bilaterally)
Extenders of neck Rectus capitis posterior major, splenius capitis, cervicis (bilaterally)
Rotators of neck Scalenes (unilaterally), rectus capitis posterior major, splenius capitis, cervicis (unilaterally)
Flexors of vertebral column Rectus abdominis
Extenders of vertebral column Iliocostalis, spinalis, internal obliques, longissimus, semispinalis, external obliques, quadratus lumborum
Lateral flexors of vertebral column Iliocostalis, spinalis, longissimus
Rotators of vertebral column External obliques, internal obliques
Elevators of rib cage Serratus posterior superior
Depressers of rib cage Serratus posterior inferior
Cervical vertebra (special features) Transverse foramen
Atlas (special features) No body, anterior & posterior arch, lateral masses, articular surface for dens
Axis (special features) Dens (odontoid) process
C7 (special features) Prominent spinous process
Thoracic vertebra (special features) Rotation; Articulate with ribs, long spinous processes that point downwards, many facets
Lumbar vertebra (special features) Flexion/extension; large body
Sacrum Five fused vertebra (S1-S5)
Sacral landmarks Base, apex, auricular surface, median sacral crest, sacral edge
Base of sacrum articulates with body of L5
Apex of sacrum Articulates with coccyx
Auricular surface of sacrum Articulates with ilium
Median sacral crest Fused spinous processes
Sacral edge Lateral edges of the sacrum
Sacral canal Continuation of vertebral canal
Coccyx 2-4 fused vertebra (Co1-Co4)
Thorax Sternum, ribs, thoracic vertebrae
Sternal landmarks Manubrium (suprasternal notch, clavicular notches), body, sternal angle, xiphoid process
Rib landmarks Body, costal angle, costal groove, head with facets, tubercle with facet
Ribs 12 pairs, 7 true, 5 false (2 floating)
Body of vertebra Weight-bearing structure, allows us to be erect without collapsing
Pedicle Base of arch, part of development
Lamina Top of arch, protects spinal cord
Vertebral arch Lamina & pedicle, protects spinal cord
Vertebral foramen Body, lamina, pedicle
Spinous process Sticks out back, muscle attachment
Transverse process Sticks out side, muscle attachment
Vertebral canal Consecutive vertebral arches (foramena)
Superior articular process and facet Stick straight up
Inferior articular process and facet Sticks down
Intervertebral foramen Hole where nerve exits spinal column (between two joined vertebra)
Intervertebral disc 1) Nucleus pulpous, 2) Annulus fibrosis
Ligaments Protect and stabilize
Functions of vertebral column 1) Weight-bearing, 2) shock absorption, 3) Protects spinal cord, 4) Balance between strength & flexibility
Parietal bone part of skull (top)
Ethmoid bone Forms roof of nasal cavity
Sphenoid bone Forms anterior cranium
Zygomatic bone cheekbone
Lacrimal bone Anterior eye orbit
Nasal bone Bridge of nose
Inferior nasal conchae - Fragile scroll like bones; warm, moisten air
Vomer - Lower part of nasal septum
Mandible Lower jawbone, - Attached by temporomandibular articulation
Hyoid bone Suspended from styloid process by muscles/ligaments (palpable)
Auditory Ossicles - 3 bones per side that transmit sound
Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) Only synovial joint in skull
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