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what divides the tongue into lateral halves

median fibrous septum (which attaches to the hyoid bone)

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which muscles move the tongue anteriorly, posteriorly and laterally?

extrinsic muscles

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which muscles move the tongue transverse, longitudinal & vertical. also alter the shape of tongue

intrinsic muscles

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what muscles does the hypoglossal CN XIII (8) innervate?

intrinsic

genioglossus

hyoglossus

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which muscles originates at the mental spine of the mandible and protrudes the tongue and assists in retracting & depressing it?

genioglossus

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which muscle originates at the body & greater horn of the hyoid bone and depresses & retracts tongue?

hypoglossus

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what is the U-shaped bone located in the anterior neck at the level of C3

hyoid bone

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which is the only bone in the body that does not articulate with another?

hyoid bone

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what bone Originates at the styloid process of the

temporal bone & Inserts at the lateral and inferior aspects of the tongue

also elevates and retracts tongue

styloglossus

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which muscle elevates the posterior part of the tongue and assists in swallowing?

palatoglossus

(originates & palatine aponeurosis of soft palate)

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how do the intrinsic tongue muscles run?

horizontal

vertically

longitudinally

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12

which muscle shortens the tongue and turns tip upward

superior longitudinal muscle

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which muscle shortens the tongue and pulls the tip downward

inferior longitudinal muscle

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which muscle elongates the tongue by narrowing?

transverse muscle

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which muscle flattens and broadens the tongue?

vertical muscle

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anterior vs posterior muscles of the neck

anterior: assist in swallowing and speech

posterior: allow balance and movement of head

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what are the suprahyoid muscles

muscles superior to hyoid bone

-digasteric

-stylohyoid

-mylohyoid

-geniohyoid

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what are the infrahyoid muscles

-omohyoid

-sternohyoid

-sternohyoid

-sternothyroid

-thyrohyoid

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what is the function of the suprahyoid muscles

elevates the hyoid bone and floor of oral cavity and the tongue during swallowing

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which muscle elevates the hyoid bone and depresses the mandible

digastric

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which nerve innervates anterior belly of digastric vs the posterior belly

anterior: CN V

posterior: CN VII

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which muscle elevates hyoid bone & draws it posteriorly?

stylohyoid

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which muscle elevates hyoid bone & depresses mandible?

mylohyoid (CN 3 innervation)

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which muscle Elevates hyoid bone

ā€¢ Draws hyoid bone and tongue anteriorly

ā€¢ Depresses mandible

geniohyoid

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whih muscles depress hyoid bone and how do they differe?

omohyoid muscle: originates @ superior border of scapula and superior transverse ligament

sternohyoid: originate from medial end of clavicle and manubrium of sternum

(thyrohyoid also depresses it)

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what are infrahyoid muscles innervated by

branches of spinal nerve C1-C3

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what are the functions of the sternocleidomastoid muscle

Bilateral actions

ā€¢ Flex cervical portion of vertebral column

ā€¢ Flex head

ā€¢ Elevate sternum during forced inhalation

Single actions

ā€¢ Laterally extend and rotate head to side opposite contracting muscle

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what muscle performs these actions

Action:

Bilateral actions

ā€¢ Extend head

Single actions:

ā€¢ Rotate head to side opposite contracting

muscle

semispinalis capitis

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which muscle can laterally flex and rotate the head the same side of contracting muscle?

splenium capitis

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which muscles originates at transverse processes of upper four thoracic vertebrae and articular processes of last four cervical vertebrae and has the same actions as the spenium capitis?

longissimus capitis

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