This document summarizes the muscles of the head and neck region in Vietnamese. It describes 5 groups of muscles: 1) general features of head muscles, 2) muscles of specific head regions like the face, eyes, nose, mouth, and ears, 3) muscle groups of the jaw, 4) muscle groups of the front of the neck, and 5) muscles along the side of the neck. For each muscle or muscle group, it provides the name and brief functions. The document contains diagrams to illustrate the muscle locations.
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Tom Selleck, an enduring figure in Hollywood. has captivated audiences for decades with his rugged charm, iconic moustache. and memorable roles in television and film. From his breakout role as Thomas Magnum in Magnum P.I. to his current portrayal of Frank Reagan in Blue Bloods. Selleck's career has spanned over 50 years. But beyond his professional achievements. fans have often been curious about Tom Selleck Health. especially as he has aged in the public eye.
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Introduction
Many have been interested in Tom Selleck health. not only because of his enduring presence on screen but also because of the challenges. and lifestyle choices he has faced and made over the years. This article delves into the various aspects of Tom Selleck health. exploring his fitness regimen, diet, mental health. and the challenges he has encountered as he ages. We'll look at how he maintains his well-being. the health issues he has faced, and his approach to ageing .
Early Life and Career
Childhood and Athletic Beginnings
Tom Selleck was born on January 29, 1945, in Detroit, Michigan, and grew up in Sherman Oaks, California. From an early age, he was involved in sports, particularly basketball. which played a significant role in his physical development. His athletic pursuits continued into college. where he attended the University of Southern California (USC) on a basketball scholarship. This early involvement in sports laid a strong foundation for his physical health and disciplined lifestyle.
Transition to Acting
Selleck's transition from an athlete to an actor came with its physical demands. His first significant role in "Magnum P.I." required him to perform various stunts and maintain a fit appearance. This role, which he played from 1980 to 1988. necessitated a rigorous fitness routine to meet the show's demands. setting the stage for his long-term commitment to health and wellness.
Fitness Regimen
Workout Routine
Tom Selleck health and fitness regimen has evolved. adapting to his changing roles and age. During his "Magnum, P.I." days. Selleck's workouts were intense and focused on building and maintaining muscle mass. His routine included weightlifting, cardiovascular exercises. and specific training for the stunts he performed on the show.
Selleck adjusted his fitness routine as he aged to suit his body's needs. Today, his workouts focus on maintaining flexibility, strength, and cardiovascular health. He incorporates low-impact exercises such as swimming, walking, and light weightlifting. This balanced approach helps him stay fit without putting undue strain on his joints and muscles.
Importance of Flexibility and Mobility
In recent years, Selleck has emphasized the importance of flexibility and mobility in his fitness regimen. Understanding the natural decline in muscle mass and joint flexibility with age. he includes stretching and yoga in his routine. These practices help prevent injuries, improve posture, and maintain mobilit
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Learning Objectives
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CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
1.
2. BỘ MÔN GIẢI PHẪUBỘ MÔN GIẢI PHẪU
CƠCƠ
U M T CĐẦ Ặ ỔU M T CĐẦ Ặ Ổ
3. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
M C TIÊU BÀI GI NG:Ụ Ả
1- BI T Đ C Đ C ĐI M CHUNG C A C VÙNG M TẾ ƯỢ Ặ Ể Ủ Ơ Ặ
3- K TÊN CÁC C VÙNG M T THEO NHÓM CỂ Ơ Ặ Ơ
4- K TÊN CÁC C NHAI VÀ Đ C ĐI M CHUNG C A NHÓMỂ Ơ Ặ Ể Ủ
4. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
ĐẶC ĐIỂM CHUNG:
1- BÁM TẬN VÀO DA MẶT
2- DIỄN TẢ NÉT MẶT
3- DO THẦN KINH MẶT (VII) CHI PHỐI VẬN ĐỘNG
7. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
1- CƠ VÙNG TRÁN1- CƠ VÙNG TRÁN
2- CƠ MẮT2- CƠ MẮT
3- CƠ MŨI3- CƠ MŨI
4- CƠ MIỆNG4- CƠ MIỆNG
8. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
5- CƠ TAI: TRÊN, TRƯỚC, SAU5- CƠ TAI: TRÊN, TRƯỚC, SAU
9. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
1- CƠ TRÁN
1- CƠ BỤNG
TRÁN
2- CƠ BỤNG
CHẨM
3- CƠ THÁI
DƯƠNG ĐỈNH
(CÔ TREÂN SOÏ)
10. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ BỤNG TRÁNCƠ BỤNG TRÁN
CƠ BỤNG CHẨMCƠ BỤNG CHẨM
CÂN CƠ CHẨM- TRÁNCÂN CƠ CHẨM- TRÁN
11. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ THÁI DƯƠNG- ĐỈNH
12. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
2- CƠ MẮT
1- CƠ VÒNG MẮT 2- CƠ CAU MÀY 3- CƠ HẠ MÀY
13. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
PHẦN MÍ MẮT
PHẦN Ổ MẮT
CƠ VÒNG MẮTCƠ VÒNG MẮT
CƠ CAU MÀYCƠ CAU MÀY
PHAÀN LEÄ
CÔ HAÏ MAØY
14. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
3- CƠ MŨI
1- CƠ
MẢNH KHÀNH
2- CƠ MŨI
(LÀM NỞ
CÁNH MŨI)
3- CƠ
HẠ VÁCH MŨI
(LÀM HẸP CÁNH MŨI)
15. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ HẠ VÁCH MŨICƠ HẠ VÁCH MŨI
CƠ MŨICƠ MŨI
PHẦN NGANG
PHẦN CÁNH
CƠ MẢNH KHẢNHCƠ MẢNH KHẢNH
16. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
4- CƠ MIỆNG4- CƠ MIỆNG
1- CƠ VÒNG MIỆNG (1)1- CƠ VÒNG MIỆNG (1)
2- CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN CÁNH MŨI (2)2- CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN CÁNH MŨI (2)
3- CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN(2)3- CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN(2)
4- CƠ NÂNG GÓC MIỆNG(2)4- CƠ NÂNG GÓC MIỆNG(2)
5- CƠ GÒ MÁ BÉ(2)5- CƠ GÒ MÁ BÉ(2)
6- CƠ GÒ MÁ LỚN(2)6- CƠ GÒ MÁ LỚN(2)
17. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
4- CƠ MIỆNG4- CƠ MIỆNG
7- CƠ CƯỜI(2)7- CƠ CƯỜI(2)
8- CƠ HẠ MÔI DƯỚI(2)8- CƠ HẠ MÔI DƯỚI(2)
9- CƠ HẠ GÓC MIỆNG(2)9- CƠ HẠ GÓC MIỆNG(2)
10- CƠ CẰM(2)10- CƠ CẰM(2)
11- CƠ NGANG CẰM(1)11- CƠ NGANG CẰM(1)
12- CƠ MÚT(2)12- CƠ MÚT(2)
18. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN
CÁNH MŨI
CƠ NÂNG MÔI TRÊN
CƠ GÒ MÁ BÉ
CƠ GÒ MÁ LỚN
CƠ CẰM
CƠ HẠ MÔI DƯỚI
CƠ HẠ GÓC MIỆNG
CƠ CƯỜI
CƠ MÚT
CƠ NÂNG GÓC MIỆNG
CƠ VÒNG MIỆNG
CÔ NGANG CAÈM
19. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
5- CƠ TAI5- CƠ TAI
1- CƠ TAI TRƯỚC1- CƠ TAI TRƯỚC 2- CƠ TAI SAU2- CƠ TAI SAU
3- CƠ TAI TRÊN3- CƠ TAI TRÊN
20. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ TAI TRƯỚC
CƠ TAI TRÊN
CƠ TAI SAU
22. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
NHÓM CƠ NHAI
1- CƠ THÁI DƯƠNG
2- CƠ CẮN
3- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM TRONG
4- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM NGOÀI
23. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
1- CƠ THÁI DƯƠNG1- CƠ THÁI DƯƠNG
MÕM VẸT
NÂNG HÀM LÊN
KÉO HÀM RA SAU
24. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
2- CƠ CẮN2- CƠ CẮN
NU: CUNG GÒ MÁ
BT: MẶT NGOÀI GÓC HÀM
NÂNG HÀM LÊN
25. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
3- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM NGOÀI3- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM NGOÀI KÉO HÀM DƯỚI RA TRƯỚC
NU:MAËT NGOAØI
MAÛNH CBN..
BT:LC XÖÔNG HD
26. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
4- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM TRONG4- CƠ CHÂN BƯỚM TRONG KÉO HÀM DƯỚI LÊN TRÊN
NU:MAËT TRONG MAÛNH CBN… BT:MAËT TRONG GOÙC HAØM DÖÔÙI
27. NHÓM CƠ CỔ TRƯỚC BÊN
1- CƠ CỔ BÊN
2- CƠ TRÊN MÓNG
3- CƠ DƯỚI MÓNG
4- CƠ TRƯỚC CỘT SỐNG
5- CƠ BÊN SỐNG
CƠ BÁM DA CỔ CƠ ỨC ĐÒN CHỦM
CƠ NHỊ THÂN CƠ TRÂM MÓNG
CƠ HÀM MÓNG CƠ CẰM MÓNG
CƠ ỨC MÓNG CƠ ỨC GIÁP
CƠ GIÁP MÓNG CƠ VAI MÓNG
28. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ ỨC DÒN- CHỦM
CƠ BÁM DA CÔ
ĐẦU ỨC
ĐẦU ĐÒN
NHÓM CƠ CỔ BÊNNHÓM CƠ CỔ BÊN
29. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ HÀM MÓNG
CƠ NHỊ THÂN
CƠ TRÂM MÓNG
CƠ CẰM MÓNG
NHÓM CƠ TRÊN MÓNGNHÓM CƠ TRÊN MÓNG
30. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ VAI MÓNG
CƠ ỨC MÓNG
CƠ GIÁP MÓNG
CƠ ỨC GIÁP
NHÓM CƠ DƯỚI MÓNGNHÓM CƠ DƯỚI MÓNG
31. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
NHOÙM CÔ TRÖÔÙC COÄT SOÁNGNHOÙM CÔ TRÖÔÙC COÄT SOÁNG
CÔ DAØI ÑAÀU
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CÔ DAØI COÅ
CÔ THAÚNG ÑAÀU TRÖÔÙ
CÔ THAÚNG ÑAÀU BEÂN
32. CƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔCƠ ĐẦU MẶT CỔ
CƠ BẬC THANG SAU
CƠ BẬC THANG GIỮA
CƠ BẬC THANG TRƯỚC
NHÓM CƠ BÊN SỐNGNHÓM CƠ BÊN SỐNG
