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5 facial muscles
all controlled by the facial nerve, a type of cranial nerve VII
frontalis
orbicularis oculi
orbicularis oris
buccinator
zygomaticus
frontalis
raises eyebrows, facial expression, causes wrinkles
orbicularis oculi
closes eyes, squints, blinks, winks
circular muscle
orbicularis oris
closes mouth and protrudes the lips
circular muscle
buccinator
flattens the cheek
deeper, underneath the zygomatic
anterior to the masseter
zygomaticus
raises the corners of the mouth, smiling
located at the zygomatic bone (lateral border of eyesocket)
2 chewing muscles
controlled by trigeminal nerve, CN V
masseter
temporalis
masseter
closes the jaw and elevates the mandible
the muscle you feel when you touch your cheeks and bite down
made up of two muscles, superficial and deep
temporalis
synergist of the masseter
the muscle you feel when you touch your temples and bite down
over the temporal bone
superior to the ear
2 neck muscles
platysma
sternocleidomastoid
platysma
pulls the corners of the mouth inferiorly (neck muscles pulled down)
anterior muscle
looks like a sheet
controlled by the facial nerve
sternocleidomastoid (SCM)
sterno-: sternum
-cleido-: clavicle
-mastoid: insertion
origin: sternum and clavicle
flexes the neck (looking down), rotates the head
controlled by accessory nerve, CN XI
dual intervention (two nerve roots): C2, C3
3 eye muscles
superior oblique muscle (SO)
lateral rectus (LR)
ocular motor nerve (CN III)
superior oblique muscle (SO)
controlled by CN IV, pulley nerve
moves eyeball down and out (inferior and lateral) at the same time, diagonal
lateral rectus (LR)
controlled by cranial nerve VI, abducens nerve
laterally moves eyeball
ocular motor nerve (CN III)
controls
superior rectus: moves eyeball up
inferior rectus: moves eyeball down
medial rectus: moves eyeball medially
inferior oblique: lower eyesocket border, rotates eye