Chap 10 Flashcards
muscles that laterally rotate the thigh;
piriformis
adductor longus
gluteus maximus
3 layers of lateral abdominal wall;
- external abdominal oblique (superficial)
- internal abdominal oblique
- transversus abdominis (deep)
end of the brachii attaches to the radius is called;
insertion
end of the brachii attaches to the scapula is called;
origin
muscle located within the actual structure being moved are _____ muscles
intrinsic
*hand muscle in the hand
rotator cuff functions;
- holds the humeral head in the glenoid cavity
- allows for rotation of the arm
scapular muscle functions;
- permit movements of upper arm
muscles work together to produce a movement are;
synergists
each origin is called ______ in multiple origin
head
each insertion is called ______ in multiple origin
mobile end
muscle between origin and end is;
belly
intrinsic muscles
=entirely within the hand/foot/tongue
involved in changing the shape / named for their fiber orientation
extrinsic muscles
=outside of the hand/foot/tongue but attached to it
named for their origin and insertion
lateral leg muscles does ______, _____ on the foot
- eversion (turning outwards)
- plantar flexion
shoulder muscles that can cause more than one movement of the arm;
- latissimus dorsi
- pectoralis major
- deltoid
muscle of the vertebral column act;
- rotation
- lateral flexion
- extension
fascicle arrangement;
P.311
- circular : orbicularis oris/oculi
- convergent : pectoralis major
- parallel : trapezius, rectus abdominis
- pennate = tendon runs entire length : rectus femoris
- fusiform = belly is larger : biceps brachii, triceps brachii
anterior muscles that flex hip;
- iliacus
- psoas major
extensors of the elbow;
- triceps brachii
- anconeus
a broad sheet of connective tissue (tendon) attaches muscle to bone or to the coverings of adjacent muscles;
aponeurosis (tendon)
adductor magnus;
thigh adduction
biceps femoris;
hip extension
rectus femoris;
hip flexion
gluteus medius;
thigh abduction