Scalp and Face Muscles

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  • It is the hairy  thick skin covering the head.
  • It is loosely attached to the cranium.
  • It has plenty of blood supply.
  • It is difficult to control bleeding when it is cut.

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  • To describe the scalp and face muscles.
  • To identify the layers of the scalp.
  • To identify the muscles of the head ,their origin and insertion.
  • To recognise the extensive blood and nerve supply.
  • To recognise the lymphatic drainage.
  • To identify the complex attachment to skin.
  • To Identify the different forms of expression.
  • To identify the muscles role in mastication and phonation.
  • To identify plasma and its role in cosmetic shape.
  • To recognize the muzzle area.
  • To differentiate upper and lower motor nerve facial palsy.

 

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