Name the muscle indicated by the following combinations of origin, insertion, and innervation.АЗOriginInsertionInnervationMuscle1. Manubrium of sternumThyroid cartilage oflarynxAnsa cervicalis2. Zygomatic archLateral surface ofTrigeminal nervemandible3. Sphenoid boneAnterior surface belowmandibular condyleMastoid process ofTrigeminal nerve4. Manubrium of sternumAccessory nerve;spinal nervesC2–C4and medial clavicletemporal bone5. Lateral surfaces ofOrbicularis orisFacial nervemandible and maxilla6. Fascia in upper chestLower border ofFacial nervemandible and skinaround corner of mouth7. Temporal boneCoronoid process andTrigeminal nerveanterior ramus ofmandible8. Spinous processes ofMastoid process oftemporal bone andoccipital bonePosterior rami ofcervical and thoracicmiddle cervicalvertebrae (C7–T6)nerves9. Styloid process oftemporal boneHyoid boneFacial nerve10. Transverse processes ofcervical vertebrae (C2–C6)Ribs 1-2Anterior rami ofspinal nerves(С3-С8)11. Frontal and maxillarySkin around eyeFacial nervebones12. Medial clavicle andHyoid boneAnsa cervicalismanubrium13. Zygomatic bone andmaxilla inferior to orbitUpper lip musclesFacial nerveof eye

The muscles acting on the temporomandibular joint are supplied mandibular nerve, the facial nerve,…

Origin Insertion Innervation Muscle Thyroid cartilage of larynx Manubrium of sternum Ansa cervicalis Zygomatic arch Lateral surface of Trigeminal nerve mandible Sphenoid bone Anterior surface below Trigeminal nerve mandibular condyle Mastoid process of temporal bone Accessory nerve; spinal nerves C2–C4 Manubrium of sternum and medial clavicle Lateral surfaces of Orbicularis oris Facial nerve mandible and maxilla Fascia in upper chest Lower border of Facial nerve mandible and skin around corner of mouth Coronoid process and anterior ramus of Temporal bone Trigeminal nerve mandible Spinous processes of cervical and thoracic Mastoid process of temporal bone and occipital bone Posterior rami of middle cervical vertebrae (C7–T6) nerves Styloid process of temporal bone Transverse processes of cervical vertebrae (C2–C6) Hyoid bone Facial nerve Ribs 1-2 Anterior rami of spinal nerves (С3-С8) Frontal and maxillary Skin around eye Facial nerve bones Medial clavicle and Hyoid bone Ansa cervicalis manubrium Zygomatic bone and Upper lip muscles Facial nerve oxille :nfe hit

Origin Insertion Innervation Muscle Thyroid cartilage of larynx Manubrium of sternum Ansa cervicalis Zygomatic arch Lateral surface of Trigeminal nerve mandible Sphenoid bone Anterior surface below Trigeminal nerve mandibular condyle Mastoid process of temporal bone Accessory nerve; spinal nerves C2–C4 Manubrium of sternum and medial clavicle Lateral surfaces of Orbicularis oris Facial nerve mandible and maxilla Fascia in upper chest Lower border of Facial nerve mandible and skin around corner of mouth Coronoid process and anterior ramus of Temporal bone Trigeminal nerve mandible Spinous processes of cervical and thoracic Mastoid process of temporal bone and occipital bone Posterior rami of middle cervical vertebrae (C7–T6) nerves Styloid process of temporal bone Transverse processes of cervical vertebrae (C2–C6) Hyoid bone Facial nerve Ribs 1-2 Anterior rami of spinal nerves (С3-С8) Frontal and maxillary Skin around eye Facial nerve bones Medial clavicle and Hyoid bone Ansa cervicalis manubrium Zygomatic bone and Upper lip muscles Facial nerve oxille :nfe hit

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Name the muscle indicated by the following combinations of origin, insertion, and innervation.
АЗ
Origin
Insertion
Innervation
Muscle
1. Manubrium of sternum
Thyroid cartilage of
larynx
Ansa cervicalis
2. Zygomatic arch
Lateral surface of
Trigeminal nerve
mandible
3. Sphenoid bone
Anterior surface below
mandibular condyle
Mastoid process of
Trigeminal nerve
4. Manubrium of sternum
Accessory nerve;
spinal nerves
C2–C4
and medial clavicle
temporal bone
5. Lateral surfaces of
Orbicularis oris
Facial nerve
mandible and maxilla
6. Fascia in upper chest
Lower border of
Facial nerve
mandible and skin
around corner of mouth
7. Temporal bone
Coronoid process and
Trigeminal nerve
anterior ramus of
mandible
8. Spinous processes of
Mastoid process of
temporal bone and
occipital bone
Posterior rami of
cervical and thoracic
middle cervical
vertebrae (C7–T6)
nerves
9. Styloid process of
temporal bone
Hyoid bone
Facial nerve
10. Transverse processes of
cervical vertebrae (C2–C6)
Ribs 1-2
Anterior rami of
spinal nerves
(С3-С8)
11. Frontal and maxillary
Skin around eye
Facial nerve
bones
12. Medial clavicle and
Hyoid bone
Ansa cervicalis
manubrium
13. Zygomatic bone and
maxilla inferior to orbit
Upper lip muscles
Facial nerve
of eye

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