Hyolarynx

Question 1

Suprahyoids

Answer 1

Muscles that connect the hyoid to structures above it

Question 2

Hyoid to Mandible

Answer 2

Elevates the hyoid during swallowing
Includes:
Anterior belly of the digastrics 
Mylohyoid 
Geniohyoid

Question 3

Hyoid to Tongue

Answer 3

Approximates hyoid and tongue during swallow
Includes:
Hyoglossus

Question 4

Hyoid to Skull

Answer 4

Elevate the hyoid during swallowing
Includes:
Posterior belly of the digastrics
Stylohyoid

Question 5

Larynx to Skull

Answer 5

Elevate the larynx during the swallow 
Include:
Stylopharyngeus 
Palatopharyngeus
Salpingopharyngeus

Question 6

Infrahyoids

Answer 6

Muscles that connect the hyoid to structures below it (e.g. larynx, sternum)

Question 7

Hyoid to Larynx

Answer 7

Elevates the larynx during swallowing
Includes:
Thyrohyoid

Question 8

Hyoid to Sternum

Answer 8

Depresses Hyoid
Includes:
Sternohyoid

Question 9

Hyoid to Clavicle

Answer 9

Depresses Hyoid
Includes:
Omohyoid

Question 10

Larynx to Sternum

Answer 10

Depresses larynx
Includes:
Sternothyroid

Question 11

Trigeminal - CN V

Answer 11

Innervates:
Anterior belly of the digastrics
Mylohyoid

Question 12

Facial - CN VII

Answer 12

Innervates:
Posterior belly of the digastrics
Stylohyoid

Question 13

Glossopharyngeal - CN IX

Answer 13

Innervates:

Stylopharyngeus

Question 14

Pharyngeal Plexus - CN IX and CN X

Answer 14

Innervates:
Salpingopharyngeus
Palatopharyngeus

Question 15

Hypoglossal - CN XII

Answer 15

Innervates:

Hyoglossus

Question 16

C1 spinal nerve from cervical plexus

Answer 16

Innervates:

Thyrohyoid

Question 17

C1-3 spinal nerves from cervical plexus

Answer 17

Innervates:
Sternohyoid
Sternothyroid
Omohyoid

Question 18

Sensory Innervation

Answer 18

Cervical Plexus (Spinal nerves) sends sensory information to the CNS from the anterior neck and under the chin