165 O orbicularis oris; closes jaw O orbicularis oculi, closes lips O orbicularis oculi, blinking O orbicularis oris, closes lips

Q: Name the muscles of mastication, and outline how each affectsmandibular movement

A: The mechanical grinding of the food that occurs in the oral cavity, which represents the initial…

Q: What muscles used in inhalation.

A: Breathing in, or inhalation, is the process of taking air and sometimes other substances into your…

Q: Does the surgeon always stand while performing oral and maxillofacial procedures? If not, how does…

A: Oral and maxillofacial procedures are the ones concerning jaws, mouth, neck, head, oral cavity, and…

Q: Tunica adventitia Lumen Tunica intima Lumen Tunica media Vasa vasorum

A: Arteris are blood vessels that transport oxygenated blood filtered by lungs from heart to all the…

Q: what view is the calcaneal region best seen from

A: Calcaneal region is the heel bone in the tarsal bone in human leg and other primates.

Q: A1

A: Muscles are the organs attached to the bone. They provide support to the internal organ. They made…

Q: What muscles are used to cause lateral and medialexcursion of the jaw?

A: Excursions referred to as the movement of the mandible while performing functions like chewing. The…

Q: The corners of the mouth are pulled inferiorly into a frownposition by the contraction of what…

A: The human face is made out of various muscles that control fine development to deliver outward…

Q: Name two muscles that elevate the upper lip and two thatdepress the lower lip.

A: The appearance of the lips can differ with facial movement. For example, smiling and crying can…

Q: 3E

A: Muscles are soft tissue that is made up of specialized cells whose primary function is…

Q: Which muscle protracts the tongue?

A: The tongue is a vital part of the mouth. It is a highly mobile organ. The tongue is involved in…

Q: Draw and label the axial muscles of the tongue

A: Introduction: The tongue is a muscular organ located inside the buccal/oral cavity that also…

Q: How does tennis, golf & rowing use the internal intercostals?

A: The intercostal muscles lie between the ribs, appending them to each other. They help stabilize the…

Q: Describe the muscles that move the thumb. The tendonsof what muscles form the anatomical snuffbox?

A: The motion of the thumb is complex and is often difficult to visualize, as multiple joints and…

Q: O inferior oblique Orectus abdominis O pectoralis minor O serratus anterior

A: Introduction Muscles are made up of soft tissues. Numerous elastic fibers make up the muscles. The…

Q: Define rostral

A: Terms related to location in anatomy are important as they can give a clear aspect of the location…

Q: One of following forms the posterior wall of the inguinal canal *

A: In anatomy, The inguinal canals are two sections in the anterior abdominal wall that carry the…

Q: name and locate the muscles used for chewing andswallowing;

A: The mechanical grinding of the food into pieces in the mouth is known as mastication or chewing.…

Q: HT

A: POTERIOR VIEW : RIGHT SIDE SupraspinatusInfraspinatus Rhambdoid majorLatissimus dorsi Gluteus medius…

Q: Define sphincter pupillae

A: Eye: The organ of sight. the attention encompasses a variety of parts. These parts embrace however…

Q: what abdominal muscle causes contractions

A: During the pregnancy, there are many physiological changes occur in human female. Endocrine hormone,…

Q: Removal of cancerous lymph nodes from the neck sometimes requires removal of the sternocleidomastoid…

A: Elimination of cancerous lymph nodes from the neck or any other kind of surgery on neck is known as…

Q: The primary action of gastrocnemius is Planter flexion Dorsiflexion Medial rotation of the thigh at…

A: The gastrocnemius is the larger posterior calf muscle that forms the prominent bump at the calf.…

Q: What muscles used in inhalation.

A: The muscles linked to the rib cage contract during inhalation, causing the chest cavity to expand.…