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Ch.10-11 muscular system Flashcards

1
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What are the 3 types of muscle tissue

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  • Skeletal muscles
    • associated with bones
  • Smooth Muscle
    • visceral organs (liver, stomach ect)
  • Cardiac muscle
    • heart muscle
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Describe the characteristics of skeletal muscle tissue

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  • undergoes voluntary contractions due to concious control by CNS
    • somatic nervous system
  • muscle cells called muscle fibers
  • striated muscles (under microscope)
    • light and dark bands alternate
  • multinucleated, large cylindrical cells
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What are the functions of skeletal muscles?

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  • Motion
    • gross and fine movements involving most of the body or localized function
    • relies on integration between bones, joints, and skeletal muscles
  • Stabilize Body positions
    • postural skeletal muscles
    • provide sustained contraction while awake to stabilize joints and maintian body position
  • Movement of Substances
    • moves blood in veins and lymph back to heart
    • swallowing initially involves a contraction of skeletal muscles
  • Thermogensis
    • muscles generate heat when glucose is oxidized by mitochondria in muscle fibres to produce atp
    • shivering is a form of thermogensis
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How are skeletal muscles fibers stimulated?

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by neurotransmitters from motor neurons to contraction

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Describe the gross anatomy of muscle fibers

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  • Skeletal muscles
  • Fascia
  • Tendons
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What do skeletal muscles consist of

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  • muscle cells
  • neurons and sensory receptors
  • connective tissue coverings
  • blood vessels
  • lymphatic vessels
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Describe Fascia

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  • covers muscles
  • sheets of dense irregular connective tissue
  • 2 types of fascia
    • Superficial
    • Deep
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Describe superficial fascia

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seperates the muscle from skin

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Describe deep fascia

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surrounds muscle to hold it in place

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10
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Describe tendons

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  • cords of connective tissue attach muscle to bone
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11
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Describe ligaments

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Cords of Connective tissue connect bone to bone

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Describe the microscopic anatomy of muscle cells

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  • Muscle fibers
  • Facicles
  • Sarcolemma
  • Mitochondria and nucleus
    • pushed to edge of cell
  • Sarcoplasmic reticulum
  • Myofibrils
  • filaments
  • Sarcomeres
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Describe muscle fibers

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Individual muscle cells

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14
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Describe fascicles

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bundles of mucle cells/fibers that are grouped together

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Describe Sarcolemma

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plasma membrane covering for the muscles

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Describe sacrcoplasmic reticulum

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key organelle in muscle cells that store calcium ions needed for contraction

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Describe microfibrils

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  • cytoplasm of muscle cells
  • full of proteins arranged in threadlike cylinders
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Describe Filaments

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  • provide a striated appearance of muscle cells
  • Thick filaments
    • composed of protein myosin
  • thin protein
    • composed of the protein actin
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Describe sacromeres

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basic functional units of striated muscle fibers in a repeated arrangement of filaments

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What is the neuromuscular junction

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  • synapses between a motor neuron and a skeletal muscle fiber
    • typically at the midpoint of a cell
  • site of an action potential
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What is an action potential

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nerve impulse from neuron, transmits an electrical impulse indirectly to a cell without touching it

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What are neurotransmitters

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  • chemicals that are released from synaptic vessels of the synapic end bulb and are diffused across the synaptic cleft
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What is the name for the neurotransmitter that is released by muscle?

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Acetylcholine

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24
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What is the specialized region of the muscle cell membrane associated with the neuromuscular junction

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  • motor end plate
    • possesses receptors for acetylcholine
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Describe the simplified steps required for a muscle contraction

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  1. action potential travels along axon and the neuromuscular junction
  2. acton potential triggers release of acetylcholine from synaptic end bulb of axon
  3. Acetylcholine diffuses across synapic cleft to bind receptors on the cell membrane of muscle fibers
  4. this triggers action potential in teh muscle fibers which release calcium ions from the sarcoplasmic reticulum, which leads to contraction
  5. energy as ATP is required for contraction
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26
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What are the energy sources for skeletal muscle

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  • Free ATP
  • Creatine Phosphate Stores
  • Glycogen Stores
  • Blood Glucose
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Describe Free ATP

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  • found in cytosol of muscle cell
  • can supply contractions for approximately 2 seconds
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28
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Describe creatine phosphate stores

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  • Stores excess ATP in muscle cells as creatine phosphate in relaxed muscles
  • can supply the cell for approximately 13 seconds
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29
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Describe Glycogen stores

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  • utilized during anaerobic cellular respiration
  • supplies cells for 30-40sec
  • lactic acid is a biproduct
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30
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Describe blood glucose as an energy source for skeletal muscle

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  • delivered by cardiovescular system
  • used during areobic cellular respiration
  • used for prolonged activity
  • requires oxygen
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31
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What attaches muscle to bone?

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Tendons

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32
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Define origin of a muscle cell

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  • attachment to stationary bone
  • usually the proximal end of the bone
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33
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Define Insertion of muscle

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  • muscle Attachment point to the moveable bone
  • usually distal end of the bone
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34
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Define Belly

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Portion of muscle between tendon or insertion and origin

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35
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What are antagonist muscle pairs?

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  • most muscles are found in opposing pairs
  • typically on opposite sides of the joint or bone
36
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What is a prime mover or agonist

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The muscle that does the work or contraction

37
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What is a antagonist muscle

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stretches and yeilds to the action of the prime mover

38
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Give examples of an antagonist muscle pair

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  • adductors / abductors
  • bicep brachii / triceps brachii
39
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How do muscle actions occur

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  • muscle exert a force on tendons which pull on bones or skin
  • muscle must cross at least 1 joint a move 1 of the bones in relation to the other
40
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How are muscles like levers systems

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  • bones act as levers
    • ridgid rods move around a fixed point
  • Joints act as the fulcrum
    • which are the fixed points
  • muscles generate force which moves the lever (bones)
    • muscles produce effort
  • weight of the body part acts as resistance
    • opposes the movement
41
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What are the muscle names for direction of fibers?

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  • oblique
42
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List the ways muscles are named in the body?

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  • Direction of fibers
  • size
  • shape
  • actions
  • # of origins
  • Location of muscles
43
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List the different muscle names derivered from the size of a muscle

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  • Maximus - large
  • Minimus - small
  • Brevis - short
  • Vastus - Huge
44
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List the muscle names that describe the shape of a muscle

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  • Deltoid
    • triangular
  • Serratus
    • sawtooth
  • Gracilis
    • slender
45
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List muscles names for action

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  • Flexor
    • decrease angle at the joint
  • Extensor
    • increase angle at the joint
46
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List the muscle names for the number of origins

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  • Bicep
    • 2 origins
  • Tricep
    • 3 origins
  • Quadriceps
    • 4 origins
47
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List the muscles of the arms

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  • Deltoid
  • Bicep Brachii
  • Tricep Brachii
  • Brachioradialis
48
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List the muscles of the Abdomen

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  • rectus abdominis
49
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List the muscles of the leg

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  • Femor
  • Tibia
  • Fibula
  • Gluteus Maximus
  • Rectus Femoris
  • Vastus Lateralis
  • Gastrocnemius
  • Tibalis Anterior
50
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What is the location of the deltoid

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Proximal brachium or “arm”

51
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What is the origin of the deltoid

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  • acromion process
  • spine of scapula
  • lateral 1/3 of clavicle
52
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What is the insertion of the deltoid muscle

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Deltoid Tuberosity of humerous

53
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What is the actions of the deltoid

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  • Anterior Fibers
    • flexion of humerous
  • Middle Fibers
    • abduction of humerous
  • Posterior Fibers
    • Extension of humerous
54
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What is the location of the biceps brachii

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Anterior Brachium

55
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What is the origin of the biceps brachii

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  • supraglenoid tubricle of scapula
  • coracoid process of scapula
56
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What is the insertion of the biceps brachii

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  • Bicipital tuberosity of radius
  • Bicepital aponeurosis
57
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What are the actions of the biceps brachii

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  • Flexion at elbow
  • supination at radioulnar joint
  • assists in flexion at the shoulder
58
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What is the anatomical location of the Triceps Brachii

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Posterior Brachium

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What is the origin of the Triceps Brachii

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  • Infraglenoid tubericle of scapula
    • long head
  • Posterior, superior surface of humerous
    • lateral head
  • Posterior, inferior surface of humerous
    • medial head
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What is the insertion of the triceps brachii

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olecranon of ulna

61
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what are the actions of the Triceps Brachii

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  • Extension at elbow joint
  • Long head assists with extension at shoulder joint
62
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What are the functions of ligaments

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  • reinforce the joint they cross (joint stabilization)
  • resist or limit particular motions at the joint they cross
63
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What are the names of the ligaments at the shoulder joint

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  • coracohumeral ligaments
  • glenohumeral ligaments
64
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What is the anatomical location of the gluteus maximus

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Gluteal region

65
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What is the origin of the gluteius maximus

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  • Posterior gluteal line of ilium
  • illiac crest (posterior aspect)
  • Sacrum
    • lateral margin
  • Coccyx
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What is the insertion of the gluteus maximus

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  • Gluteal tuberosity
  • ITB
67
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What is the actions of the gluteus maximus

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  • Assists in abduction of hip
  • Extension at hp
  • rotation at hip
68
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What is the anatomical location of the rectus femoris

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Anterior Thigh

69
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What is the origin of the rectus femoris

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Anterior inferior iliac spine (AIIS)

70
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What is the insertion of the rectus femoris

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  • Quadricep tendon
  • patellar tendon
  • tibial tuberosity
71
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What are the actions of the rectus femoris

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  • Extension at knee
  • Flextion at hip
72
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What is the anatomical location of the vastus lateralis

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Anterior Thigh

73
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What is the origin of the vastus lateralis

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  • Greater trochanter
  • intertrochangeric line
  • lateral line of linea aspera
74
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What is the insertion of the vastus lateralis

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  • Quadriceps tendon
  • patellar tendon
  • tibial tuberosity
75
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What is the action of the vastus lateralis

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Extension at the knee

76
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What is the anatomical location of the gastrocnemius

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posterior compartment of the leg

77
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What is the origin of the gastrocnemius

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  • Lateral head
    • Lateral aspect of lateral condyle of femur
    • joint capsule
  • Medial head
    • popliteal surface of femur superior to medial condyle
    • joint capsule
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What is the insertion of the gastrocnemius

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  • Calcaneal tendon
  • Posterior surface of calcaneous
79
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what is the action of the gastrocnemius

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Plantarflexion

80
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What is the anatomical location of the tibialis anterior

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anterior compartment of leg

81
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What is the origin of the tibialis anterior

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  • lateral tibial condyle
  • interosseous membrane
  • upper 1/2 of lateral shaft of tibia
82
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What is the insertion of the tibialis anterior

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  • medial coneiform
    • planter aspect
  • base of 1st metatarsal
    • plantar aspect
83
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What is the action of the tibialis anterior

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  • dorsiflexion of the foot
  • inversion of the foot
84
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What is the anatomical location of the rectus abdominis

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Anterior Abdomen

85
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What is the origin of the rectus abdomen

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  • Pubic Crest
  • Pubic symphysis
86
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what is the insertion of the retcus abdomen

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  • xiphoid process
  • costal cartilage 5-7
87
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what is the action of the rectus abdomen

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Flexion of the truck

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