Back Muscles Flashcards

1
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what do extrinsic back muscles act on?

A

structures outside of back (appendicular skeleton)

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what do intrinsic back muscles act on?

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structures within the back

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3
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trapezius: origins and insertions

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origins - nuchal ligament, spinous processes C7-T12

insertions - lateral clavicle (descending), acromiom (horizontal) and scapula spine (ascending)

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trapezius: actions and innervation

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upper - scapula elevation, rotation, arm abduction
middle - scapula retraction
lower - inferiorly pull scapula

innervation - accessory nerve (CN11)

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5
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latissimus dorsi: origins and insertion

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origin - T6-12, thoracolumnar fascia, iliac crest, ribs 10-12

insertion - intertubular sulcus of humerus

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latissimus dorsi: actions and innervation

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arm - adduction, medial rotation, extension
shoulder girdle - depression, pulls scapula medially

innervation - thoracodorsal nerve

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levator scapulae: origin and insertion

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origin - transverse processes C1-4

insertion - medial scapula border

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levator scapulae: action and innervation

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action - scapula elevation

innervation - dorsal scapular nerve

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rhomboid minor: origin and insertion

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origin - spinous processes C7-T1

insert - medial scapula border (at spine level)

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rhomboid minor: actions and innervation

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actions - retracts/rotates scapula

innervation - dorsal scapular nerve

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rhomboid major: origin and insertion

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origin - spinous processes T2-5

insert - medial scapula border (between spine and inferior angle)

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rhomboid major: actions and innervation

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actions - retracts/rotates scapula

innervation - dorsal scapular nerve

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13
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what is the general function of intrinsic back muscles?

A

maintain posture and control vertebral movement

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14
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where does the thoracolumnar fascia cover and attach to?

A

covers deep back muscles

attaches to lat dorsi and trapezius

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15
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what is the function of the thoracolumnar fascia?

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organisation and integrity of the region (deep back muscles)

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16
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splenius capitis: origins and insertions

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origins - lower nuchal ligament, C7/T3-4

insertions - mastoid process and occipital bone of skull

17
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splenius capitis: action and innervation

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action - rotates head same side

innervation - spinal nerves 3/4 (posterior rami)

18
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splenius cervicis: origin and insertion

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origin - spinous processes T3-6

insert - transverse processes C1-4

19
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splenius cervicis: action and innervation

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action - rotates head same side

innervation - lowest cervical spinal nerves (posterior rami)

20
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iliocostalis: origin and insertions

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origin - common tendinous origin

insertions - costal angle of ribs, cervical transverse processes

21
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iliocostalis: actions and innervation

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actions - flex vertebral column (unilateral), extend vertebral column/head (bilateral)

innervation - spinal nerves (posterior rami)

22
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longissimus: origin and insertions

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origin - common tendinous origin

insertions: lower ribs, transverse processes C2-T12, mastoid process of skull

23
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longissimus: actions and innervation

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actions - flex vertebral column (unilateral/lateral), extend vertebral column (bilateral)

innervation - spinal nerves (posterior rami)

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spinalis: origin and insertions

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origin - common tendinous origin

insertions - spinous processes C2 and T1-8, occipital bone of skull

25
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spinalis: actions and innervation

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actions - flex vertebral column (unilateral/lateral), extend vertebral column (bilateral)

innervation - spinal nerves (posterior rami)

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semispinalis: origin and insertions

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origin - transverse processes C4-T10

insert - spinous processes C2-T4, occipital bone (skull)

27
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semispinalis: actions and innervation

A

actions - extends/controlaterally rotates head/vertebral column

innervation - spinal nerves (posterior rami)

28
Q

which intrinsic back muscles are superficial/intermediate and deep

A

splenius capitis (S)
splenius cervicis (S)
iliocostalis (I)
longissimus (I)
spinalis (I)
semispinalis (D)
multifundus (D)

29
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name the 3 additional back muscles

A

levatores costarum
interspinales
intertransversarii