(E2) 3 - Muscles of Mastication Flashcards
Exam 2 - Schroeder (50 cards)
Define Incision
Define Mastication
Define Deglutition
Swallowing
What are the 4 muscles of mastication?
- masseter
- temporalis
- lateral pterygoid
- medial pterygoid
What innervates the muscles of mastication?
Image of Jaw Movements
Masseter: Superior Head/Layer
- fiber course
- attachments
- innervation
Masseter: Middle Head/Layer
- attachments
- innervation
Masseter: Deep Head/Layer
- fiber course
- attachments
- innervation
Actions of Masseter Muscle
_______ nerve, artery, and vein course superior to mandibular notch to enter deep surface of the masseter muscle.
Masseteric
Where does the masseter muscle receive blood from? (3)
- masseteric artery
- transverse facial artery
- facial artery
____ nerve, _____ artery and _____ are superficial to masseter muscle.
- facial nerve branches
- transverse facial artery
- parotid duct
Mandibular attachment of ____ muscle is deep to masseter.
Temporalis
Temporalis:
- fiber course
- attachments
- innervation
What can be found superficial to the temporalis muscle? (7 things)
Temporoparietal fascia is_______ fascia
Contains ________ muscles
- superficial
- auricular
Temporal fascia is ________ fascia surrounding temporalis
Attaches to ____________
- deep
- superior temporal line
Superficial temporal space is between ____ & _______
fascia & temporalis
Deep temporal space is between ____ & _______
temporalis & skull
Deep temporal nerves course adjacent to _________
deep temporal arteries
Middle temporal artery is a branch from _____
superficial temporal artery
Anterior and posterior deep temporal nerves branch from ____________.
anterior division of mandibular nerve.
Anterior and posterior deep temporal nerves course deep to __________
temporalis