5b - Muscular System; Axial Muscles Flashcards

1
Q

facial expression muscles - intrinsic or extrinsic

A

intrinsic

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2
Q

eye muscles - intrinsic or extrinsic

A

extrinsic

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3
Q

extraocular means

A

muscles outside of eye

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4
Q

4 rectus eye muscles

A

dorsal rectus
ventral rectus
medial rectus
lateral rectus

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5
Q

2 oblique eye muscles

A

dorsal oblique
ventral oblique

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6
Q

oblique eye muscle function

A

rotate eye around visual axis

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7
Q

retractor bulbi function

A

pulls eye deeper into socket

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8
Q

retractor bulbi location

A

back of eye

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9
Q

what is the third eyelid and what is it useful for

A

mucous membrane useful in checking colour

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10
Q

mastication - opening jaw muscle

A

digastricus

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11
Q

mastication - closing jaw muscle

A

masseter
temporal
pterygoids

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12
Q

mastication - masseter and pterygoids location

A

lateral

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13
Q

mastication - temporal location

A

dorsal

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14
Q

vertebral column muscles (2)

A

epaxial and hypaxial

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15
Q

vertebral column epaxial location

A

lie above transverse process

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16
Q

vertebral column hypaxial location

A

lie below transverse process

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17
Q

thorax muscles (2)

A

internal and external intercostal muscles

18
Q

intercostal means

A

between ribs

19
Q

external intercostals function

A

inspiration (breathing in)
contracts and increases space allowing in more air

20
Q

internal intercostal function

A

expiration (breathing out)
muscles relax and air is pushed out

21
Q

diaphragm separates ______ from ______

A

thorax from abdomen

22
Q

diaphragm shape

A

domed

23
Q

diaphragm muscles around edges attach to what

A

vertebrae, sternum and ribs

24
Q

diaphragm central tendon is

A

aponeurosis (flat sheet)

25
Q

diaphragm 3 openings

A

aorta
vena cava
oesophagus

26
Q

diaphragm openings also known as

A

hiatus

27
Q

diaphragm - during expiration is ______ so is ______ shaped

A

relaxed
domed

28
Q

diaphragm - during inspiration is ______ so is ______ shaped

A

contracted
flat

29
Q

hiatus hernia is

A

enlarged oesophagus

30
Q

diaphragmatic rupture is

A

tear that allows stomach etc to move up and decrease space for air

31
Q

abdominal muscles not attached by

A

skeleton

32
Q

abdominal muscles supported by

A

4 muscles on either side

33
Q

abdominal muscles have _____ shaped tendons aka ______

A

flat
aponeurosis

34
Q

in terms of the abdomen what is the linea alba

A

white line where the left and right side join together

35
Q

lateral abdominal walls have 3 muscles called

A

external abdominal oblique
internal abdominal oblique
transverse abdominal

36
Q

ventral abdominal walls have 1 muscle called

A

rectus abdominis

37
Q

what is the inguinal ring

A

slit like opening in aponeuroses of abdominal muscles

38
Q

inguinal ring location

A

groin

39
Q

inguinal ring function

A

allows structures in and out of abdomen to external genitalia

40
Q

inguinal ring is a common ______ location

A

hernia

41
Q

what is an umbilical hernia

A

when 2 sides don’t meet at the bottom and fat comes through