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Ch 9-12 muscles/study guide/martini

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Muscle
Origin
Insert
Action
Masseter   zygomatic arch   ramus of mandible   elevate mandible  
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Temporalis   temporal line of skull   coronoid process of mandible   elevate mandible  
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Buccinator   Maxilla & mandible   mandible & skin on cheek   compress cheeks  
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Zygomaticus major/minor   zygomatic bone   angle of mouth & upper lip   elevate angle of mouth (smile)  
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Buccinator   Maxilla & mandible   angle of mouth   compress cheeks  
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Depressor anguli oris   maxilla and mandible   angle of mouth   depress angle of mouth (frown)  
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Risorius   fascia of masseter   angle of mouth   lateral angle of mouth (grimace)  
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frontalis   epicranial aponeurosis (scalp)   eyebrow   elevates eyebrows;wrinkle forehead  
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Occipitalis   occipital bone superior nuchal line   epicranial aponeurosis (scalp)   tenses scalp  
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Orbicularis oris   maxillae & mandible   skin around lips   compress and purse lips (kiss)  
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Orbicularis oculi   orbit (eye bone)   eyelids   close eyelids  
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Lateral rectus Superior rectus   N/A   N/A   eye looks lateraleye looks superior  
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Inferior rectus   N/A   N/A   eye looks down/inferior  
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Medial rectus   N/A   N/a   eye looks medial/middle  
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Superior Oblique   N/A   N/A   eye looks down,then lateral  
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Inferior Oblique   N/A   N/A   eye looks up,then lateral  
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sternocleidomastoid   clavicle/ manubrium (sternum-chest)   mastoid process of temporal bone   flexes neck,lateral flexes & rotates cervical vertebral column  
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DEEP   VERTEBRAL   MUSCLES   INTER-  
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INTERSPINALES   SPINOUS PROCESS OF OF EACH VERTEBRA   SPINOUS PROCESS OF MORE SUPERIOR VERTEBRA (ON TOP)   EXTEND VERTEBRAL COLUMN  
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INTERTRANSVERSARII   TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF EACH VERTEBRAE   TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF MORE SUPERIOR VERTEBRAE   LATERAL FLEXION OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN  
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DIAPHRAGM   N/A   N/A   DEPRESS RIBS,EXPANDS THORACIC CAVITY/COMPRESS ABDOMINOPELVIC DURING RESPIRATION (BREATHING)  
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ILIOCOSTALIS THORACIS   SUPERIOR BORDERS OF RIBS 6-12   SUPERIOR RIBS AND TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF C-7   STABILIZE THORACIC VERTEBRAE IN EXTENSION  
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SPINALIS THORACIS   SPINOUS PROCESSES OF INFERIOR THORACIC & SUPERIOR LUMBAR   SPINOUS PROCESSES OF SUPERIOR THORACIC & LUMBAR VERTEBRAE   EXTEND VERTEBRAL COLUMN  
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LONGISSIMUS THORACIS   TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF INFERIOR THORACIC AND SUPERIOR LUMBAR VERTEBRAE   TRANSVERSE PROCESS OF SUPERIOR THORACIC & LUMBAR VERTEBRAE   EXTENSION OF VERTEBRAL COLUMN; ALONE, EACH PRODUCES LATERAL FLEXION TO THAT SIDE  
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