Back and Suboccipital Final

Question 1

Trapezius M. attachments

Answer 1

occipital protuberance down to thoracic spinous processes to scapula and clavicle

Question 2

Trapezius M. innervation

Answer 2

Spinal Accessory N.

Question 3

Trapezius M. blood supply

Answer 3

Transverse cervical A.

Question 4

Latissimus Dorsi M. innervation

Answer 4

Thoracodorsal N.

Question 5

Rhomboid Major M. attachments

Answer 5

medial scapula to spinous processes

Question 6

Latissimus Dorsi M. blood supply

Answer 6

Thoracodorsal A.

Question 7

Rhomboid Minor M. attachments

Answer 7

medial scapula at scapular spine to spinous processes

Question 8

Rhomboid Minor M. innervation

Answer 8

Dorsal scapular N.

Question 9

Rhomboid Major M. blood supply

Answer 9

Dorsal scapular A.

Question 10

Levator Scapulae M. innervation

Answer 10

Dorsal scapular N.

Question 11

Rhomboid Minor M. blood supply

Answer 11

Dorsal scapular A.

Question 12

Levator Scapulae M. blood supply

Answer 12

Dorsal scapular A.

Question 13

Serratus Posterior Superior M. attachments

Answer 13

superior surface of ribs to spinous processes

Question 14

Serratus Posterior Superior M. innervation

Answer 14

Intercostal N.

Question 15

Serratus Posterior Inferior M. attachments

Answer 15

inferior surface of rips to spinous processes

Question 16

Serratus Posterior Inferior M. innervation

Answer 16

anterior rami

Question 17

Splenius Capitis M. attachments

Answer 17

spinous processes and nuchal line to lateral superior nuchal line

Question 18

Splenius Cervicis M. attachments

Answer 18

Spinous processes to transverse processes

Question 19

Iliocostalis Lumborum M.

Answer 19

Iliac crest to costal angles of ribs

Question 20

Splenius Capitis M. blood supply

Answer 20

Deep cervical A.

Question 21

Splenius Cervicis M. blood supply

Answer 21

Deep cervical A.

Question 22

Iliocostalis

Answer 22

Lateral; cervicis ends by transverse process of C4

Question 23

Longissimus

Answer 23

Middle; cervicis attaches at C2 and capitis attaches to mastoid process

Question 24

Iliocostalis Ms.

Answer 24

Lateral; cervicis ends by transverse process of C4

Question 25

Longissimus Ms.

Answer 25

Middle; cervicis attaches at C2 and capitis attaches to mastoid process

Question 26

Spinalis Ms.

Answer 26

Along spinous processes; capitis goes to nuchal lines, thoracis would be most testable

Question 27

Rotatores Brevis M. attachments

Answer 27

transverse process to adjacent spinous process

Question 28

Rotatores Longus M. attachments

Answer 28

transverse process to spinous process 2 segments superior

Question 29

Multifidus M. attachments

Answer 29

transverse process to spinous process 3-4 segments superior

Question 30

Semispinalis Thoracis M. attachments

Answer 30

transverse process to spinous process 5-6 segments away

Question 31

Semispinalis Cervicis M. attachments

Answer 31

transverse processes to spinous process 5-6 segments superior

Question 32

Semispinalis Capitis M. attachments

Answer 32

transverse and articular processes to the space between the superior and inferior nuchal lines

Question 33

Rectus Capitis Posterior Major M. attachment

Answer 33

spinous process of AXIS to lateral inferior nuchal line

Question 34

Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor M. attachment

Answer 34

Spinous process of ATLAS to lateral inferior nuchal line medial to major

Question 35

Obliquus Capitis Inferior M. attachment

Answer 35

Spinous process of AXIS to transverse process of ATLAS; Not actually “Capitis”

Question 36

Obliquus Capitis Superior M. attachment

Answer 36

Transverse process of ATLAS to between the inferior and superior nuchal lines

Question 37

Innervation of Suboccipital Ms.

Answer 37

Suboccipital N.

Question 38

Blood supply of Suboccipital Ms.

Answer 38

Vertebral A.