Muscle sheet Page 1.

What is the name and function of 6?

• Superior Rectus, moves the eye superiorly

• Superior rectus, moves the eye laterally

• Medial rectus, moves the eye superiorly

• Lateral rectus, moves the eye laterally.

What is the name and function of 2?

• Superior rectus, moves the eye superiorly.

• Superior oblique, moves the eye laterally and inferiorly.

• Inferior rectus, moves the eye inferiorly

• Inferior oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly.

What is the name and function of 4?

• Lateral rectus, moves the eye laterally

• Medial Rectus, moves the eye medially

• Medial vastus, moves the eye medially

• Lateral vastus, moves the eye laterally

What is the name and function of 1?

• Lateral rectus, moves the eye laterally

• Lateral vastus, moves the eye laterally

• Medial rectus, moves the eye medially

• Superior rectus, moves the eye superiorly

What is the name and function of 5?

• Inferior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly.

• Superior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly

• Inferior oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly

• Superior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and inferiorly

What is the name and function of 3?

• Superior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly.

• Inferior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and superiorly

• Inferior oblique, moves the eye laterally and inferiorly

• Superior Oblique, moves the eye laterally and inferiorly

What is the name and function of this muscle?

• Frontalis, worried look

• Corrugator, draws eyebrows together.

• Mentalis, draws eyebrows together

• Temporalis, Raises eyebrows.

What is the name and function of 3?

• Corrugator, draws eyebrows together

• Orbicularis oris, closes eye, squinting of eye

• Temporalis, closes jaw

• Orbicularis oculi, closes eye, squinting of eye

What is the name and function of 6?

• Orbicularis oris, closes and protrudes lips

• Orbicularis oculi, closes and protrudes lips

What is the name and function of this muscle?

• Risorius , draws corner of mouth straight back.

• Zygomaticus major, draws corner of mouth up

• Lateral pterygoid, opens jaw

• Masseter, closes jaw