Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
11th Edition
ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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**Diagram Title: Head Muscles** This educational diagram presents the lateral view of the head and neck muscles, with illustrative highlights of specific muscle regions. It includes two primary sections labeled as A and B. Below is the detailed transcription and explanation of the diagram: 1. **Buccinator** 2. **Constrictor pharyngis superioris** 3. **External Pterygoid** 4. **Frontalis** 5. **Internal Pterygoid** 6. **Masseter** 7. **Occipitalis** 8. **Orbicularis oculi** 9. **Orbicularis oris** 10. **Platysma** 11. **Pterygomandibular raphé** 12. **Quadratus labii inferioris** 13. **Quadratus labii superioris** 14. **Sternocleidomastoideus** 15. **Temporalis** 16. **Triangularis** 17. **Zygomaticus** **Diagram Sections:** - **Section A (Left View):** Depicts a side view of the skull, showing the frontal and occipital muscle regions. - Numbers correlate to specific muscles and their locations on the skull, highlighting frontal, temporal, and masseter muscle regions in orange. - **Section B (Right View):** Provides a detailed view of muscles in the face and neck. - Key muscles such as the zygomaticus and constrictor pharyngis superioris are highlighted, showing their anatomical position or action orientation. - The sternocleidomastoideus is shown extending from the skull base to the clavicular region. **Muscle Highlights:** - The **frontalis** and **temporalis** are significant for facial expressions and jaw movement. - **Masseter** is essential for mastication. - Muscles around the mouth and eyes such as the **orbicularis oculi** and **orbicularis oris** facilitate actions like blinking and puckering. This diagram is a useful resource for understanding the anatomy and function of head and neck musculature.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Diagram Title: Head Muscles** This educational diagram presents the lateral view of the head and neck muscles, with illustrative highlights of specific muscle regions. It includes two primary sections labeled as A and B. Below is the detailed transcription and explanation of the diagram: 1. **Buccinator** 2. **Constrictor pharyngis superioris** 3. **External Pterygoid** 4. **Frontalis** 5. **Internal Pterygoid** 6. **Masseter** 7. **Occipitalis** 8. **Orbicularis oculi** 9. **Orbicularis oris** 10. **Platysma** 11. **Pterygomandibular raphé** 12. **Quadratus labii inferioris** 13. **Quadratus labii superioris** 14. **Sternocleidomastoideus** 15. **Temporalis** 16. **Triangularis** 17. **Zygomaticus** **Diagram Sections:** - **Section A (Left View):** Depicts a side view of the skull, showing the frontal and occipital muscle regions. - Numbers correlate to specific muscles and their locations on the skull, highlighting frontal, temporal, and masseter muscle regions in orange. - **Section B (Right View):** Provides a detailed view of muscles in the face and neck. - Key muscles such as the zygomaticus and constrictor pharyngis superioris are highlighted, showing their anatomical position or action orientation. - The sternocleidomastoideus is shown extending from the skull base to the clavicular region. **Muscle Highlights:** - The **frontalis** and **temporalis** are significant for facial expressions and jaw movement. - **Masseter** is essential for mastication. - Muscles around the mouth and eyes such as the **orbicularis oculi** and **orbicularis oris** facilitate actions like blinking and puckering. This diagram is a useful resource for understanding the anatomy and function of head and neck musculature.
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