Back

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muscles which connect the upper limbs to the trunk

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superficial

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accessory respiratory muscles are the – layer

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intermediate

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move the vertebral column are the – layer

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deep

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superficial layer supplied by – nerves

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ventral rami

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intermediate layer supplied by – nerves

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ventral rami

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deep layer supplied by – nerves

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dorsal rami

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extrinsic muscles

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superficial and intermediate

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4 superficial extrinsic back muscles

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trapezius, latissimus dorsi, rhomboids, and levator scapulae

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most superficial of the superficial back muscles

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trapezius

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trapezius is located in –, shoulder and upper back region

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posterior neck

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large, fan-shaped muscle of mid and lateral back

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latissimus dorsi

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lat dorsi is inferior to and partially – by the trapezius

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overlapped

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rhomboids are – to trapezius

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deep

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rhomboids are – to lev scapulae

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inferior

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levator scapulae is – to trapezius

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deep

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2 intermediate back muslces

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serratus posterior superior and serratus posterior inferior

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serratus posterior superior – ribs

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elevate

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serratus posterior inferior – ribs

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depresses

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deep or true back muscles are considered to be – muscles of the back

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intrinsic

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clinically all of these true deep back muscles are collectively called –

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paraspinals

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superficial layer of deep back muscles

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splenius muscles

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intermediate layer of deep back muscles

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erector spinae muscles

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deep layer of deep back muscles

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transversospinalis muscles

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– surrounds and covers deep back muscles

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thoracolumbar fascia

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thoracolumbar fascia is a dense -- tissue

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connective

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the superficial layer of intrinsic back muscles includes these two muscles

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splenius capitis and splenius cervicis

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splenius muscles are -- to trapezius and serratus posterior superior

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deep

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alone a splenius muscle laterally bends and -- to the side of the active muscles

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rotate the head

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together the splenius muscles --

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extend the head and neck

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splenius muscles are innervated by --

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dorsal rami of cervical nerves

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bilaterally, the erector spinae muscle extend --

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vertebral column and head

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unilaterally, the erector spinae muscle -- vertebral column

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bend

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3 fibers/groups that make erector spinae

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iliocostalis, longissimus, and spinalis

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most medial erector spinae

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spinalis

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intermediate erector spinae

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longissimus

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most lateral erector spinae

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iliocostalis

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T/F: each group of the erector spinae muscles (e.g. iliocostalis) can be subdivided

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true

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4 groups of deep layer of intrinsic back muscles

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semispinalis, multifidus, roatores, and interspinous & intertranverse

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fibers of semispinalis, mulifidus, and rotatores are -- and medially from the transverse processes of lower vertebrae to the spinous processes of higher vertebrae

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directed upward

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semispinalis and multifidus are involved in extension and -- of the vertebral column

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lateral flexion

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rotatores are -- to multifidus

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deep

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rotatores -- and assist with local extension and rotation

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stabilize the vertebrae

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interspinous aid in -- and rotation of vertebral column

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extension

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intertransverse muscles aid in -- and stabilizing vertebral column

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lateral bending

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trapezius is -- to the latissimus dorsi

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superior

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superior muscles control -- movements

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limb