3. neck muscles Flashcards
Sternocleidomastoid origin and insertion
or.
- upper manubrium
- medial 1/3 of clavicle
in.
- mastoid process
- superior nuchal line
sternocleidomastoid action
neck
- lateral bend
- contralateral twist
- pull head forward
sternocleidomastoid innervation
accessory nerve and branches from C2 and C3
anterior triangle anterior and posterior boundries?
anterior
- median line of the neck
posterior
- anterior border of sternocleidomastoid
anterior triangle superior border and apex
superior
- inferior border of mandible
inferior
- at the jugular notch in the manubrium of the sternum
anterior triangle roof and floor
roof
- subcutaneous tissue containing platysma
floor
- pharynx, larynx, and thyroid gland
of hyoid muscles
4 supra and 4 infra
suprahyoid muscles action
hyoid and larynx up and back
- important in closing the epiglottis and swallowing
- minor movement of mandible
infrahyoid muscles action
hyoid and larynx down and forward
opposite to suprahyroid
trunks of brachial plexus cross what region?
- other nerves in this area?
base of the posterior triangle
also with:
- dorsal scapular nerve
- scapular nerve
- long thoracic nerve
conclusion of 1981 spindle density study?
spindle density of muscles are highest from top to bottom
head > neck > thumb > big toe > ankle ….
posterior neck muscles
superficial to deep
trapezius
splenius capitus
splenius cervicus
oblique capittor sup. and inf. longissimus capitus semispinallis cervicus rotatores multifidus
splenius muscles origin and insertion
or.
- nuchal ligament
- spinous processes C7- T4
in. splenius cervicus - transverse process C1-4 splenius capitus - mastoid process - lateral portion of superior nuchal line
splenius muscles action
head and neck
- extension
- lateral bend
- ipsi-lateral twist (to side of muscle)
splenius muscle innervation
posterior roots of cervical spinal nerves
semispinalis capitus origin and insertion
or.
- transverse processes of C4 - T5
in.
- superior nuchal line
semispinalis capitus action
neck and head
- extension (main)
- ipsilateral twist (same side, only some)
semispinalis capitus innervation
posterior roots of cervical spinal nerves
why do neck and head muscles have high spindle fibres
big role in proprioception
deep anterior neck muscles
scalenes (ant. mid. post.)
longus colli
longus capitis
scalenes origin
ant.
- transverse processes C3-C6
mid.
- transverse processes C2-C7
post.
- transverse processes C4-C6
scalenes instertion
ant. and middle
- upper surface of rib 1
post.
- upper surface of rib 2
scalenes action
ant. and middle
- elevation of rib 1
- neck lateral bend
post.
- elevation of rib 2
- neck lateral bend
longus colli origin and insertion
or.
- fibres range from vertebral bodies of T3 to transverse processes of C3
in.
- fibres range from anterior body of C1 (atlas) to transverse process and vertebral bodies and vertebral body of C6