The document discusses the anatomy, nerve supply, blood supply, and examination of the human tongue. It notes that the tongue has intrinsic and extrinsic muscles that control movement. Sensory supply comes from the lingual nerve (V3) and glossopharyngeal nerve (CN9), while motor supply is from the hypoglossal nerve (CN12). Examination of the tongue involves inspection of color, atrophy/hypertrophy, fasciculation, and deviation, as well as palpation, taste testing, and assessing tongue movement. Neurological lesions can be identified by features such as spasticity, flaccidity, and presence or absence of fasciculation.