Back muscles Flashcards

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suboccipital muscles function

A

extend head and neck
rotate to same side
laterally flex

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what innervates the intrinsic group

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segmental supply via posterior rami of spinal nn

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what are the functions of the cruciate ligaments

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prevent posterior displacement of dens and anterior placement of atlas

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what is the ligamentum flavum

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on adjacent lamina (posterior vertebral canal)
well developed in thoracolumbar region
weakest in mid cervical region

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5
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greater occipital nerve

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posterior rami of c2
inferior to obliquus capitis inferior
penetrates semispinalis capitis
skin of posterior scalp

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6
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interspinales

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extension

between spinous processes

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7
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transversospinalese

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transverse processes to spinous processes / occipital
semispinals
multifidus
rotatores
extends head and spine
rotates contralaterally
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what does the posterior longitudinal ligament do

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weakly resists hyperflexion

helps prevent/ redirect herniation

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9
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what muscles are in the intrinsic group

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spinotransversales
erector spinae
transversospinales

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what is the interspinous ligament

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adjacent spinous processes

relatively weak and membranous

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what does the ligamentum flavum do

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limits flexion

prevents separation of laminae

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12
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what is the function of the superficial extrinsic back muscle group

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motor to limb

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13
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multifidus

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2-4 segments

sacrum to c2

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14
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what are the superficial extrinsic back muscle group

A
trapezius
latissimus dorsi
levator scapulae
rhomboid major
rhomoid minor
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15
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what innervates the serratus posterior muscles

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anterior rami of the intercostal nn (attach to ribs)

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16
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suboccipital muscles innervated by

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c1 suboccipital nerve

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17
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what is the anterior longitudinal ligament

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strong fibrous band on the anterior aspect of vertebral bodies and ivd
c1 to sacrum but well developed in the lordotic regions

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18
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suboccipital nerve need to know

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posterior rami of c1
motor to ALL suboccipital muscles
only cervical spinal nerve with NO cutaneous distribution

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19
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what innervates the suboccipital muscles

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c1- suboccipital nerve

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20
Q

3rd (least) occipital nerve

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posterior rami of c3

skin of posterior scalp - region of posterior occipital protuberance

21
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intertransversarii

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lateral flexion

between transverse processes

22
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what are the functions of the alar ligaments

A

prevent excessive rotation

23
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suboccipital triangle contents

A

vertebral artery

suboccipital nerve c1

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lesser occipital nerve

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anterior rami of c2

posterolateral scalp inferior to ears

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supraspinous ligament
tips of adjacent spinous processes c7-sacrum merges with nuchal ligament
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why does the supraspinous ligament start at c7
the rest of the cervical spinous processes are short. so the nuchal ligament is used for muscle attachment
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why is the anterior longitudinal ligament well developed in the lordotic regions
restricts hyper extension
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what does the anterior longitudinal ligament do
restricts hyperextension
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what are the functions of the ligaments of the vertebral column
help strengthen joints | limit vertebral movements
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spinotransversales names
splenius cervicis and capitis
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what innervates the superficial extrinsic back muscle group
anterior rami of cervical spina lnerves (except trapezius)
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splenius cervicis and capitis locations
spinous processes to transverse processes
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what are the functions of the intrinsic group
movements of the vertebral column | maintaining erect posture
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intrinsic deep segmental back muscles
interspinales intertransversarii levatores costarum adjacent or subadjacent vertebrae / ribs
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semispinalis
4-6 segments head
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nuchal ligament
median band of fibroelastic tissue skull to tips of cervical spinous processes attachment for nuchal muscle since cervical processes are short
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what is the posterior longitudinal ligament
narrow weaker band posterior aspect of bodies and ivd c2 to sacrum less developed in lumbar region
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where are the alar ligaments
hold the dens to the foramen magnum
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what are the cruciate ligaments of the atlas
transverse ligament of the atlas superior longitudinal band inferior longitudinal band
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what is the function of the serratus posterior muscles
proprioception
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rotatores
1-2 segments
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what muscles are in the intermediate extrinsic group
serratus posterior superior c7-t3 | serratus posterior inferiort11-l2/3
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suboccipital triangle boundaries
rectus capitis posterior major | obliquus capitis superior and inferior
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levatores costarum
slight extension lateral flexion contrallateral rotation transverse processes to ribs
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which cervical nerve has no cutaneous distribution
c1- suboccipital nerve
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splenus cervicis and capitis function
extend neck laterally flex ipsilateral rotation
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erector spinae functions
extends | laterally flexes
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suboccipital muscles
rectus capitis posterior major and minor | obliquus capitis superior and inferior
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erector spinae
spinous processes to ribs iliocostalis longissimus spinalis