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Anatomy

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show 1. Skin muscles located in superficial fascia2. Attachments- ORIGINS: fascia or bone INSERTIONS: usually skin3. Indistinctly separated from eachother4. Innervated by the facial nerve (CN VII)  
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show 1. Scalp2. Ear3. Eye4. Nose5. Mouth  
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show 1. Occipitofrontalis2.Muscle Epicranius  
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show Draws scalp posteriorly & raises eyebrows (SURPRISE)Galea aponeurotica- helmet-like, bind frontal and occipital bellies  
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show Collective name for group including; Occipitofrontalis and its galea aponeurotica, and temporoparietalis muscle.  
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Temporoparietalis Muscle Originates?   show
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show inserts into the aponeurotica.** Variable in its development**Acts in helping to keep the scalp tight.(very scant fibersw in Netter)  
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Ear Muscles do what? Located? Originate and insert?   show
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Ear Muscles (3)   show
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show 1. Orbicularis Oculi (sphincter- 3 parts)2. Corrugator Supercilii ( deep to frontalis & Orb. Oc.)  
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Orbicularis Oculi 3 parts   show
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show Peripheral outer partCloses eye  
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show Inner part of lids Closes eyelids  
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Pars lacrimalis Where? What it does?   show
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show Deep to frontalis & Orbicularis Oculi Draws eyebrows downward & medially as in frowning  
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Nose Muscles (3)   show
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show Draws medial angle of eyebrowsdownward and wrinkles skin on bridge of nose.  
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show 1. pars alaris 2. pars transversa  
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show Widens Nostril  
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show Depresses cartilage of nose and compresses the nostril  
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Depressor Septi Nasi   show
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show 1. Levator Labii Superioris 2. Levator Labii Superioris Alaequem Nasi 3. Zygomaticus Minor  
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show raises upper lip  
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show Inserts into upper lip & alar (wings) of nose , raises upper lip and dilates nostril  
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Zygomaticus Minor   show
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Muscles inserting on corner of mouth (5)   show
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show Arises from Zygomatic Bone; the "laughing muscle", raises corner of mouth as in laughing  
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Levator Anguli Oris   show
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show "smile/Grin" muscle; draws corner of mouth laterally as in smiling  
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show Depresses angle (corner) of mouth  
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show Compresses cheeks during chewing(mastication) and also during blowing (trumpet)Muscle is deep to zygomaticus major and risorus  
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Muscles inserting on lower lip (2)   show
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Depressor Labii Inferioris   show
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show Protrudes lower lip & wrinkles skin on chin  
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show Orbicularis Oris - sphincter 2 parts  
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show The kissing muscle -purses and puckers lipsthus closing them  
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2 parts of Orbicularis Oris   show
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Pars Marginalis   show
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show Central part on lips  
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show Thin flat paper-like muscle ORIGIN: fascia of cervical region INSERTION: Lower mandible and skin around the mouth ACTIONS: Retracts and depresses the angles of mouth as in horror, producing wrinkles on skin of neck; also helps depress mandible  
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