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Ch 10 Skeletal Muscle System Flashcards

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Axial muscles

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Support and position axial skeleton

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Appendicular Muscles

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Support and move the limbs

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Tendons

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Attaches muscles to bone

Dense regular collagen connective tissue

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Origin

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Immobile site muscle does not move

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Insertion

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Mobile moves the muscle

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Agonist (or Prime Mover) Muscle

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Muscle whose contraction is responsible for producing a particular movement

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Antagonist Muscle

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Muscle that opposes agonist

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Temporalis muscle (o: Temporal bone; i: Mandible bone)

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Chewing muscle

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Eye Muscles

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6 muscles move each eye

2 Oblique, 4 Rectus Muscles

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Superior Rectus

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moves eye to look superiorly

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Inferior Rectus

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moves eye to look inferiorly

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Lateral Rectus

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moves eye to look laterally

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Medial Rectus

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moves eye to look medially

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Superior Oblique

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rolls eye to look inferiorly and laterally

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Inferior Oblique

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rolls eye to look superiorly and laterally

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Muscles of Thorax

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Intercostal m and Diaphragm m – for respiration.

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Muscles of the abdominal wall

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Rectus abdominis m - flexes vertebral column.

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Postural Muscles of the back

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Erector spinae m – extends the vertebral column. Includes:
Iliocostalis (Lateral) m
Longissimus (Middle) m
Spinalis (Medial) m

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Diaphragm

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Separates abdomen from thorax region

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Intercostal Muscles

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Intercostal muscles are between ribs
o: rib above
i: rib directly below

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Rectus Abdominis

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abs

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Erector Spina Muscle Group

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Iliocostalis (Lateral) m
Longissimus (Middle) m
Spinalis (Medial) m

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lliocostalis

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Lateral M

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Longissimus

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Middle M

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Spinalis

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Medial M

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Arm Muscles

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i: Humerus bone (these muscles move the arm)
Deltoid m (o:clavicle & scapula): It abducts arm
Pectoralis major m (o:clavicle & sternum): It flexes the arm

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Deltoid

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Deltoid m (o:clavicle & scapula): It abducts arm

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Pectoral’s Major

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Pectoralis major m (o:clavicle & sternum): It flexes the arm

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Forearm

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O: scapula; i: humerus, radius & ulna bones
Biceps brachii muscle: Flexes the forearm
Triceps brachii muscle: Extends the forearm

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biceps brachii muscle

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Biceps brachii muscle: Flexes the forearm

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Triceps brachii muscle

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Triceps brachii muscle: Extends the forearm

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Wrist and hand

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O:bones of forearm; i: carpal & metacarpal
Flexor muscles – located anteriorly
Extensor muscles – located posteriorly

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Flexor muscles

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Flexor muscles – located anteriorly

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Extensor muscles

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Extensor muscles – located posteriorly

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lliopsoas

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Iliopsoas muscle: o: vertebral & coxal bone; function - prime flexor of the thigh.

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Gluteus maximus

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Gluteus maximus: o: coxal bone; function - prime extensor of thigh.

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Ankle and Foot muscles

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Anterior Tibialis Muscle

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Anterior Tibialis muscle – located anteriorly; o:Tibia bone; i:tarsal and metatarsal bones. It dorsiflexes foot

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Gastrocnemius muscle

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Gastrocnemius muscle – located posteriorly; o:femur; i: tarsal bone. It plantarflexes foot

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Orbicularis Oculi Muscle

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Orbicularis oculi – closes eye tightly

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Orbicularis Oris Muscle

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Orbicularis oris – purse lips

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Zygomaticus Makor/Minor muscle

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Zygomaticus muscle – retracts & elevate corner of mouth

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Temporalis Muscle

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Temporalis muscle (o: Temporal bone; i: Mandible bone)

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle (o:sternum & clavicle bones; i:Mastoid process)

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