Axial Skeleton Flashcards
What are the two types of muscle groups?
Expaxial - extensors
Hypaxial - flexors
What are the expaxial muscles?
Splenus
Semispinalis Muscles
Multifundus
Longissimus Dorsi
Ilicostalis
Sacrocaudalis Dorsalis
Splenius
F: elevates the neck and head, sidebends
O: T3-T5
I: Nuchal Crest, temporal bone, transverse process C2-C5
N: Cervical nerves & accessory nerve
Multifundus
F: stabilizes the spine, column rotation
O: articular process of c2-sacrum
I: spinous process of cranial vertebrae
N: local spinal nerves
3 muscles groups of the spine
Transversospinalis
Longissimus
Iliocostalis
Longissimus Dorsi
F: stabilizes the spine, extends vertebral column, side bends and elevates head and neck
O: spinous process of T6-sacrum and wings of ilium, transverse process of c2-t6
I: transverse process of vertebrae, tubercle of ribs
N: local spinal nerves
Iliocostalis
F: stabilizes the lumbar spine and ribs, extension or side bending
O: transverse processes of vertebrae from ilium from c4
I: angle of ribs 1-15
N: local spinal nerves
What are the hypaxial muscles?
Scalenus
Longus Capitus
Longus Coli
Rectus Capitus
Sacrocaudalis Ventralis
Psoas Major/Minor
Iliacus
Quadratus Lumborum
What are the abdominal muscles?
Rectus Abdominis
Obliques - external and internal
Transversus abdominals
Muscles of mastication
Temporal Muscle - close the mandible
Diagastris Muscle - open the mandible/jaw
Masseter Muscle - Close the jaw and move it sideways
What are the thoracic wall muscles?
Diaphragm
External/Internal Intercostal Muscles
Serratus Dorsalis Cranialis/ Caudalis Muscles
Diaphragm
F: Inspiration and expiration
O: Sternum and ventral ribs 7-9
I: T17-L4
N: Phrenic Nerve
External Intercostals
F: Assisting with Inhalation
O: Cranial Rib
I: Caudal Rib
N: Intercostal Nerves
Internal Intercostals
F: Assisting with Exhalation forcefully
O: Caudal Rib
I: Cranial Rib
N: Intercostal Nerves
Serratus Dorsalis Cranialis
F: inspiratory muscle
O: Thoracolumbar fascia
I: Cranial Rib 5-11
N: Intercostal Nerves