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Speech-Language Pathology -- A&P: Muscles
Muscles are named by their shape, size, origins or insertions or by their movement.
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| orbicularis oris | kissing muscle |
| masseter | chewing muscle that works with the temporalis |
| sternocleidomastoid | flexes th head, nod or praying muscle |
| zygomaticus | smiling muscle |
| temporalis | flat fan shaped muscle that extends from the temporal bone; helps in chewing |
| frontalis | raises the eye brow; surprised look |
| trapezius | muscles of the upper back and neck; face looks up at the sky |
| orbicularis oculi | assists in winking, blinking |
| latissimus dorsi | swimming or rowing muscle; large broad flat muscle covering the middle and lower back |
| abdominal muscles | includes external and internal oblique, transverse and rectus |
| tricep brachii | extends the forearm; boxing muscle |
| intercostals | barbecued ribs |
| biceps brachii | muscle that flexes the forearm |
| diaphragm | important breathing muscle |
| deltoid | muscle that forms the rounded portion of the shoulder |
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| Central NJ (Edison, Metuchen, Iselin, Woodbridge, Rahway, etc.), NJ |
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