A&P 1.08

Question 1

Pectoralis major

A, O, I

Clavicular head

Answer 1

Clavicular head

O - medial half of the clavicle
I - distal attachment: lateral lip of the bicipital grove (intertubercular groove)of the humerus
A - flexion of the shoulder

Named for size and location

Question 2

Pectoral major

A, O, I

Sternocostal head

Answer 2

O: (proximal/axial attachment)manubrium & body of sternum. 1st to 6 or 7 costal cartilages

I: (distal attachment) lateral lip of the bicipital groove of the humerus

A: extension of the shoulder

Question 3

Pectoralis major

Actions of both heads - synergysts

Answer 3

• Adduction
• Horizontal adduction
• Medial rotation

Question 4

Types of ribs

Answer 4

True ribs - 7 have their own costal cartilage

False ribs - 3 share costal cartilage

Floating ribs - 2 without attachment to the sternum

Question 5

Holistic standpoint

Defined

Answer 5

Focuses on seeing and treating the body as a whole and how cells of the body communicate together

Question 6

Sternum parts

3

Answer 6

Manubrium
Body
Xiphoid

Question 7

Four major tissue types

Answer 7

Connective
Muscle
Epithelial
Nervous

Question 8

Three communicating networks

Answer 8

Fibrous (fascial) network
Neural Network
Fluid network

Question 9

Fibrous (fascial) network

Communicates how?

Answer 9

Communicates mechanical information via tugs & pulls

Question 10

Neural network

Communicates how?

Answer 10

Communicates coded electrical information

Question 11

Fluid network

Communicates how

Answer 11

Communicates via hormones/chemicals