back and spine

What are the cranial bones

What are the 14 facial bones

What are the facial bones landmarks

Nasion, pterion,inion, & glabella

Depression of the root of the nose

Nasion

Thinnest portion of the lateral skull

Pterion

External occipital protuberance

Inion

In between supercilliary ridges

Glabella

This facial muscle acts as surprise

Occipitofrontalis

This facial muscle acts as approx. eyebrow

Corrugator supercilli

This facial muscle acts as disgust

Procerus

This facial muscle acts as smiling

Zygomatic major

This facial muscle acts as assisting in smiling

Zygomatic minor

This facial muscle acts as grimace

Risorius

This facial muscle acts as kissing, closing of mouth

Orbicularis oris

This facial muscle acts as pouting

Mentalis

This facial muscle acts as blowing, whistling

Buccinator

This facial muscle acts as elevation of the upper lip

Levator superioris

This facial muscle acts as sneering

Levator anguli oris

This facial muscle acts as depresses angle of mouth

Platysma

If the lateral rectus is weak where do the eyes lies

In medial

If the medial rectus is weak where do the eyes lies

In lateral