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anatomy-musclar and landmark
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Formen magnum
medulla oblangata
supra-orbital foramen
supra-orbital nerve
optic canal
Optic nerve (II)
Superior orbital fissure
oculomotor nerve III
rotundum
maxillary branch of trigeminal nerve (v)
foramen ovale
mandibular branch of trigeminal nerve (v)
inferior orbital fissure
maxillary branch of trigeminal nerve (v)
cribriform foramina
olfactory nerve (v)
infra-orbital foramen
infra-orbita nerve
mental foramen
mental nerve
mandibular canal
inferior alveolar nerve
occipital condyles
articulates with the first cervical vertebra c1
supra-orbital margin
protects eyes
frontal sinuses
lighten bones
Temporal bones-Squama
Attachment of jaw muscles
Temporal bones- Zygomatic process
Articulates with zygomatic bones
Temporal bones- Mastoid process
Attachments of muscles
Temporal bones- Styloid process
Attachments of stylohyoid ligament
Temporal bones- Mastoid air cells
Lighten mastoid process
Temporal bones- petrous part
protects middle and inner ear
Sphenoid-Sella turcica
protects pituitary gland
Sphenoid-Pterygoid process and spines
Attachment of jaw muscles
Crista galli
stabilizes position of brain
Ethmoidal Labyrinth
lightens bones
Superior and middle conchae
creates turbulent air flow
perpendicular plate
separates nasal cavities
orbital margin
protects eyes
palatine process
forms most of the bony platate
maxillary sinus
lightens bones, secretes mucus
alveolar process
surrounding articulations with the teeth
inferior nasal conchae
contributes to bony palate and orbit
Zygomatic bones-temporal process
with zygomatic process of temporal, complete zygomatic arch
Mandible-Condylar process
Articulates with temporal bones
Mandible Coronoid process
Attachment of temporals muscle
Auditory canal
conducts sound vibrations from tympanic membrane
Frontalis muscle
raises eyebrows
occipitalis muscle
retracts and tenses up scalp
Orbicularis oculi
closes eyes
Buccinator
compresses cheek
Orbicularis Oris
Closes and protrudes lower lip
Mentalis
Protrudes lower lip
Risorius
draws corners of mouth laterally / smiles
Masseter
Elevates mandible
temporalis
elevates mandible
sternocleidomastoid
flexion of neck and head
scalenus
flexion of neck and head
Splenius capitis
extension of head and neck
Diaphragm
primary muscle for inhale and exhale
External intercostals
internal muscle of inhale
Internal Intercoastal
Primary muscle for deep exhale
Rectus abdominas
flexion of torso
external oblique abdominis
flexion of torso
internal oblique abdominis
flexion of torso
Transverse abdominis
compresses abdomen
Trapezius
elevates scapula
levator scapula
elevates scapula
Rhomboideus major
retracts scapula
Pectoralis minor
Protracts scapula
Serratus anterior
protracts scapula
Deltoid
Abducts humerus
Supraspinatus
Abducts arm
Coracobrachialis
Adducts arm
Latissimus Dorsi
extends shoulder
Pectoralis major
flexes shoulder
infraspinatus
lateral rotation at shoulder
teres minor
lateral rotation at shoulder
Subscapualri
medial rotation at shoulder
Teres major
medial rotation at shoulder
Biceps Brachialis
flexes elbow
Triceps Brachii
Extends elbow
pronator teres
pronator forearm
supinator
supinates forearm
gluteus maximus
extends hips
gluteus medius
abducts the hip joint
gluteus minimis
abducts hip joint
Abductor longus
adducts the femur
Gracilis
adduction of femur
Sartrorius a
Flexing the knee
Bicep femoris B
flexes the knee
semitendinosus C
flexes the knee
vastus lateralis
extends the knee
vastus medialis
extends the knee
rectus femoris
extends the knee