Cardiopulmonary Exam- Muscles Flashcards

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diaphragm?

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origin: xiphoid, internal surfaces 7th-12th costal cartilages/ribs, medial/lateral arcuate ligaments, l1/l3
insertion: central tendon
action: primary muscle of inspiration

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intercostals?

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consist of external, internal and innermost intercostals.

group of muscles that connect adjacent ribs.

involved in movement of ribs; some elevate during inspiration, some depresses during expiration. also provide structural support

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sternocleidomastoid?

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origin: 2 heads-
sternal= anterior of manubrium
clavicular= medial 1/3 clavicle

insertion: mastoid process of temporal bone/ superior nuchal line of occipital bone
action: flexes/laterally flexes neck, rotates head

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trapezius?

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superior muscle on posterior

origin: external occipital protuberance/superior nuchal line of occipital bone/ nuchal ligament/ spinous processes c7-t12
insertion: posterior lateral 1/3 clavicle/ acromion/ scapula spine
action: elevates, depresses, retracts, upward rotates shoulder girdle (acromioclavicular/sternoclavicular joints)/ extends, laterally flexes head and neck

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scaleni?

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3 muscles- scalenus anterior, medius, posterior

origin:
ANTERIOR= anterior tubercles of transverse processes of c3-c6
MEDIUS= transverse processes c2-c7
POSTERIOR= posterior tubercles transverse processes
c4-c6

insertion:
ANTERIOR= scalene tubercle 1st rib
MEDIUS= superior surface 1st rib
POSTERIOR= external surface 2nd rib

action: laterally flexes neck (A,M,P)/ elevates 1st/2nd rib respectively, flexes/rotates neck (A)

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levatores costarum?

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origin: transverse processes c7-t11
insertion: superior/external surfaces 1st-12th ribs
action: elevate ribs at costovertebral joints

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rectus abdominus?

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deep to obliques

origin: pubic crest/ pubic symphysis
insertion: xiphoid process/ costal cartilages 5th-7th ribs
action: flexes trunk/ compresses and supports adjacent ab structures

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external obliques?

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superior muscle on anterior lower 1/2 trunk

origin: external surfaces/inferior borders of 5th-12th ribs
insertion: anterior super iliac spine/ anterior 1/2 iliac crest/ pubic crest/ linea alba
action: flexes, laterally flexes, rotates trunk/ compresses and supports adjacent ab structures

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internal obliques?

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deep to external oblique

origin: thoracolumbar fascia, iliac crest, inguinal ligament
insertion: inferior 10th-12th ribs, adjacent costal cartilages, linea alba, pectin pubis
action: flexes, laterally flexes, rotates trunk/ compresses and supports adjacent ab structures

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transverse abdominus?

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deep to EO/IO/RA

origin: costal cartilages 7th-12th ribs, thoracolumbar fascia, iliac crest, inguinal ligament
insertion: linea alba, pubic crest, pectin pubis
action: compresses and supports adjacent ab structures

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deltoid?

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A, L, P

origin: A=lateral 3rd clavicle, L=acromion, P= scap. spine
insertion: A,L,P= deltoid tuberosity of humerus

abducts/extends shoulder (relevant to cardio)

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biceps brachii?

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origin:
long head =cylindrical tendon at supraglenoid tubercle of scapula within shoulder joint capsule
short head= short flat tendon from apex of coracoid process (anterosuperior to origin of coracobrachialis)

insertion: long and short bellies converge and travel inferiorly to form a single tendon that inserts onto radial tuberosity
action: elbow flexion, shoulder flexion, supinates forearm

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triceps?

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3 heads- medial, long, lateral

origin:
long= infraglenoid tubercle of scapula
medial= inferior to radial nerve groove of humerus
lateral= superior to radial nerve groove of humerus

insertion: all 3 heads converge to single tendon inserting on superior aspect of olecranon (ulna)
action: extends elbow joint

can be palpated with elbow flexed 90degrees, hand on table and pushing down
long= high up on posterior humerus
medial head= just above olecranon
lateral= upper lateral part, near biceps brachii

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