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The jaw and the cheek

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the jaw — masseter, pterygoids, temporalis, buccinator
Banner. A jaw that locks belongs with a physician. Stomach as address. GB on the bite this hour.
Chart 8-3: pterygoids drawn deep in the infratemporal fossa
Chart 8-3. She wrote pterigoids. Two muscles. Lateral opens. Medial closes on the inside. GB as map this hour.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 8-4: temporalis as a fan from the temporal fossa to the coronoid
Chart 8-4. The fan. Elevation and retraction. GB with the pterygoids.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 8-5: masseter from zygomatic arch to the angle of the mandible
Chart 8-5. The closer. Stomach as map.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.
Chart 8-6: buccinator under masseter, into the corner of the mouth
Chart 8-6. The trumpeter of the cheek. CN VII, not V3. No meridian on 8-1. We do not invent one.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Four drawings. Masseter from the arch to the angle — the closer, stomach, V3. Temporalis as a fan to the coronoid — elevation and retraction, gallbladder, V3. Pterygoids deep in the fossa — she wrote pterigoids, she drew one fan. They are two. Lateral opens and protrudes. Medial closes on the inside. Gallbladder this hour; earlier parking named them on stomach. We follow Chart 8-1 for parking. Chart 8-3 is the drawing of two muscles, not a second authority. Buccinator under the masseter into the corner of the mouth — keeps food on the teeth, blows. Facial nerve. Not mastication. Not labeled on 8-1.

Two doors, two nerves

You may ask whether the closer will drop. You may ask whether GB or stomach is the door. Closers of the jaw are V3. Buccinator is VII. Chart 8-1 owns the parking. Do not invent a parking for an unlabeled cheek.

Practice

Open the map on pterygoids. Name two muscles. Name GB. Then sit with buccinator and say: no meridian on the board. Journal a jaw as sensation.

Check

Pterygoids on this hour’s board sit on:

  1. Gallbladder — Chart 8-1. Two muscles, not one fan ✓
  2. Stomach, because Course 06 parked them with masseter
  3. Lung, with deltoid

Follow this hour’s board. Name both muscles. Masseter stays stomach.

Buccinator’s standing nerve, and its meridian on 8-1, are:

  1. CN VII, and no meridian on the board. Expression, not a door we invent ✓
  2. CN V3, stomach — it is a muscle of mastication
  3. Accessory nerve, kidney

Facial nerve. Unlabeled. Do not invent a parking. V3 is the closers. Accessory is SCM.

Pterygoids deep in the fossa on this hour:

  1. A cream you prescribe from the chart
  2. She wrote pterigoids, she drew one fan ✓
  3. A reason to skip permission

Pterygoids deep in the fossa — She wrote pterigoids, she drew one fan

A true line on this hour:

  1. Squeezing the gate until it 'opens'
  2. Chart 8-3 is the drawing of two muscles, not a second authority. ✓
  3. Skip permission and invent the next board

Chart 8-3 is the drawing of two muscles, not a second authority.

This hour teaches that:

  1. Proof of supernatural status
  2. Buccinator under the masseter into the corner of the mouth — keeps food on the teeth… ✓
  3. Write a dose so the feeling looks finished

Buccinator under the masseter into the corner of the mouth — keeps food on the teeth, blows.

Practice on this hour is to:

  1. A board you invent without her permission
  2. Open the map on pterygoids. ✓
  3. A tourist empty-mind contest

Method before bottle. Trace what the lesson names.

Chart 8-3 on this hour is used as:

  1. A cream dose from the caption
  2. She wrote pterigoids. Two muscles. Lateral opens. Medial closes on the inside. GB as… ✓
  3. Thyroxine from the medulla

Translator map — Chart 8-3. Not a prescription pad.

The lab on this hour is for:

  1. A graded exam that invents the next curriculum
  2. Feeling and naming what the lesson maps — journal, not a bottle ✓
  3. A prescription pad for the lab name

Lab is literacy. Not a dose from the yield.

"The jaw and the cheek" here is best treated as:

  1. A tourist collection of special experiences
  2. Masseter from the arch to the angle — the closer, stomach, V3. ✓
  3. A rigid diagnosis tool that replaces sleep

Train with the map. Do not invent a second sky.

Keep this from the body of the hour:

  1. Living against the tide on purpose
  2. Temporalis as a fan to the coronoid — elevation and retraction, gallbladder, V3. ✓
  3. Opening a chakra by squeezing it

Temporalis as a fan to the coronoid — elevation and retraction, gallbladder, V3.