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Dictionary » M » Muscles of tongue Muscles of tonguemuscles of tongue The extrinsic muscles include the genioglossus, hyoglossus, chondroglossus, and styloglossus muscles; the intrinsic muscles are the vertical, transverse, and the superior and inferior longitudinal; all are innervated by the hypoglssal nerve. Synonym: musculi linguae. ![]()
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Results from our forumpH effects on humans... blood pressure, dry hard stool, and other bowel problems, bumps on the tongue etc.. Some causes are adrenal, kidney, and liver disorders, , improper ... acidosis. It effects the nervous system. Also there would include sore muscles, hypertension, vomiting, problems with blood clotting too rapidly, ...
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What is the hiccups?... CPG and lung CPG are found in frogs. In addition, the motion of the tongue in human hiccups is reminiscent of the tadpole compressing its mouth ... the job of controlling suckling in infants, which uses primarily mouth muscles and ensures that milk does not get into the lungs. Another possibility ...
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painful oclomotor palsy... located from the bottom of mencephlon and goes to the eyes muscles...its function is moving our eyes to the top or bottom. Nerve IV ... near teeth. its functions are for see (eyes), smell (nose) and move our tongue (near teeth). This kind of nerve is called combination nerve which ...
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