Naming of muscles
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| Occipitalis Origin? | Occipital and temporal bones
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| Occipitalis Insertion? | Galea aponeurotica (scalp)
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| Occipitalis Action? | Draws scalp posteriorly
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| Occipitalis Nerve supply? | CN VII(7) (facial nerve)
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| Frontalis Origin? | Galea aponeurotica
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| Frontalis Insertion? | Facia and skin superior to the eye and nose
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| Frontalis Action? | Draws the scalp anteriorly and elevates the eyebrows
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| Frontalis Nerve supply? | CN VII (7) (facial nerve)
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| Temporoparietalis Origin? | Fascia superior to the ear
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| Temporoparietalis Insertion? | Lateral border of the galea aponeurotica
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| Temporoparietalis Action? | Elevates the ear and tightens the scalp
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| Temporoparietalis Nerve Supply? | CN VII (7)(fascial nerve)
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| Auricularis Origin? | looks like a clock around the ear- Anterior: anterior fascia to the ear, Superior: Lateral margin of the galea aponeurotica, Posterior: temporal Bone
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| Auricularis Insertion? | Anterior: Spine of the helix, Superior: Superior aspect of cranial surfaceof the ear, Posterior: Draws the ear posteriorly
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| Auricularis Nerve Supply? | CN VII (7) (facial nerve)
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