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Chapter 10 - The Muscular System Notes Flashcards

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Lever

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(Bone) - Rigid structure

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Fulcrum

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(Joint) - Fixed point

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Muscles (produce what)

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  • Apply the forces that produce MOVEMENT
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Basic Muscle Concept

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When a muscle contracts (shortens), a force is generated that acts on bones (or surrounding tissues) to create motion

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Components of typical skeletal muscle

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  1. Origin 2, Insertion 3. Muscle Belly 4. Tendons
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Origin

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  • “Fixed” end; may be called the head of the muscle
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Insertion

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  • “Moveable end
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Muscle Belly

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  • The largest portion of the muscle. It lies between the origin and insertion
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Tendons

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  • Attach muscles to bones
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Aponeurosis

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  • (Sheet-like) - Is a thin, flat tendon located where the muscles attach to large flat regions on the body
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Synergists

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  • Muscles working together to cause a movement
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Agonist

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  • Prime Mover - If one muscle in a group does most of the work involved
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Antagonists

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  • Muscles that cause a movement opposite that of the synergists - flexors/extensosr - adductors/abductors
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Stabilizers

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  • Stabilize the joints
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Number of Muscles Identified

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  • Over 700 - Averaging just over 3 per every bone
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Naming Schema for Muscles

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  1. Origin and Insertion 2. Size 3. Shape 4. Direction of muscle fibers 5. Location 6. Number of Heads 7. Action/Function
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Naming: Origin & Insertion

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  • named landmarks found on the bones - origin is fixed end - insertion moveable end
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Naming: Size

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  1. Maximus 2. Minimus 3. Brevis 4. Major 5. Minor 6. Longus/Longissimus 7. Teres
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Naming: Shape

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  1. Triangular 2. Trapezoid 3. Saw-Toothed 4. Rhomboid 5. Round
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Naming: Direction of Muscle Fibers

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  1. Rectus: runs parrell to the midline of the body 2. Perpendicular: runs at a right angle to the midline of the body 3. Angle
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Naming: Location

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-May indicate a nearby bone or body region

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Naming: Number of Heads

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  • multiple heads or attachments
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Naming: Action/Function

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  • Terms such as FLEXOR, EXTENSOR, ABDUCTOR, and ADDUCTOR are all added to muscle names to indicate the kind of movement generated by the muscle.
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Muscle Shapes

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  1. Pennate: feather-shaped 2. Parallel: fasciculi run in line w/tendon 3, Convergent: triangle shaped 4. Circular: circle shaped
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Fascicles
- Muscle fibers are grouped into bundles called Fascicles
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Levers
- Three classes of levers with respect to skeletal muscle function: 1. Class I - see saw R-F-AF 2. Class II - loaded wheel barrel F - R - AF 3. Class III (most common in the body) ladder against building - F - AF - R
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Frontalis
-Forehead -Raises eye brows, wrinkles forehead
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Orbicularis oculi
- Around the eyelids - Closes the eyes
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Buccinator
- Lines the cheeks - Compresses cheek
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Orbicularis oris
- Around the lips - Purses the lips
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Zygomaticus
- Upper cheek - Elevates corner of mouth
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Depressor Anguli Oris
- Side of the chin - Depresses corner of the mouth
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Temporalis
- Side of head above ear - Elevates mandible
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Masseter
- Rear of the cheek - strongest muscle in the jaw - Elevated mandible
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SCM
- Side of the neck - Rotates the neck opposite side, laterally flex same side
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Platysma
- Side of neck superficial - Tenses neck, depresses mandible
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Scalenes
- Deep, side of neck - Elevated ribs, flexes neck
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Torticollis
- "pinched nerve" in neck - Acute spasm of the SCM - Usually caused by a cervical acceleration - deceleration injury
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Erector Spinae - Iliocostalis
- Deep posterior trunk muscles - Extension of the spine
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Erector Spinae - Longissimus
- Along the back, from head to sacrum - Extension of the spine
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Erector Spinae - Spinalis
- ?? - Extension of the Spine
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Quadratus Lumborum
- Deepest layer of post trunk muscles - Depress ribs, lateral flex vertebral column
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Multifidus
- Deep anterior, trunk muscle - Extends spine, rotates to opposite side
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Intercostalis
- Between the ribs - Raises, depresses ribs
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Diaphragm
- Between thoracic and abdominal cavity = Expands thoracic cavity
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Abdominal Obliques (External, Internal, Transverse abdominus)
- The three layers of abs - Depresses ribs, flexes the spine
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Rectus Abdominus
- Anterior abdominal wall, ribs to pelvis - Flexes spine
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Urethral Sphincter
- Encircles the urethra - Prevents urine from escaping the urinary system
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Anal sphincter
- Encircles the anus - Closes the anus
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Levator ani
- Forms part of the pelvic floor - Elevates and retracts the anus
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Trapezius
- Upper back, back of head and neck, to clavicle and scapula - Multiple motions of the upper trunk
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Serratus anterior
- Between ribs and scapula - Protracts scapula
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Levator scapulae
- Cervical spine to scapula - Elevates scapula
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Rhomboids (major & minor)
- Cervical and thoracic vertebrae to scapula - Adduct scapula
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Pectoralis minor
- Ribs to scapula - Depresses and protracts shoulders
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Deltoid
- Tip of the should to humerus - Flex, abduction, extension of humerus
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Lattisimus dorsi
- Middle of back to humerus - Extension adduction, med rotation of shoulder
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Pectoralis major
- Upper chest to humerus - Flexion, adduction, medial rotation of shoulder
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Supraspinatus
- Posterior, superior edge of scapula to humerus - Abduction of shoulder
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Infraspinatus
- Shoulder blade of scapula to humerus - Lateral rotation of shoulder
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Teres minor
- Posterior, inferior edge of scapula to humerus - Lateral rotation of shoulder
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Subscapularis
- Anterior scapula to humerus - Depress, protract the shoulder
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Teres major
- Posterior, inferior edge to scapula to humerus - Extensions, adduction, medial rotation of shoulder
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Coracobrachialis
- Anterior scapula to humerus - Adduction, flexion of shoulder
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Biceps brachii
- Anterior surface of arm - Flexion of elbow, and supination
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Brachioradialis
- Extends from lower humerus and adjacent forearm to lateral tip of radius - Flexion of elbow
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Brachialis
- Deep to the biceps - Flexion of elbow
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Triceps brachii
- Posterior surface of arm - Extension of elbow
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Supinator
- Anterior proximal ulna superficial - Pronation of forearm
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Muscles that Move the Hand and Fingers
1. Flexor carpi muscles 2. Extensor carpi muscles 3. Flexor and extensor digitorum muscles
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Flexor carpi muscles
- Anterior side of forearm - Flexion of wrist
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Extensor carpi muscles
- Posterior side of forearm - Extension of wrist
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Flexor and Extensor digitorum muscles
- Anterior and posterior sides of the forearm tendons extending to the bones of the fingers - Flexion and extension of the digists
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Retinaculum (wrist)
- a "bracelet" covers the flexor and extensor tendons around the wrist; holding them in place to prevent "bowstringing" during contraction
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Lateral Epicondylitis
- tennis elbow - pain originating where the extensor forearm muscles originate on the lateral epicondyle of the humerus
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Palm
- two "pads" are formed by hand muscles on the anterior palm
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Thenar Eminence
- located on the radial aspect and is involved with thumb movement
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Hypothenar Eminence
- located on the ulnar aspect and is involved with pinky movement
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Gluteus maximus
- Large buttock muscle - Extension and lateral rotation of the hip
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Gluteus Minimus
- Under gluteus maximus between hip - Abduction, medial rotation of the hip
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Adductors
- Medial (inner) region of the thigh - Adduction of leg
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Gracilis
- Medial (inner) region of the thigh - Flex knee, adduction and medial rotation of the hip
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Iliopsoas
- Anterior, superior thigh - Flexion of the hip
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Tensor fascia latae
- Lateral hip - Flexion and medial rotation of the hip
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Piriformis
- Deep gluteal muscle - Lateral rotation and abduction of hip
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Groin Pull
- muscular spasm in one or more of the adductor muscles
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Piriformis syndrome
- A condition where the sciatic nerve is impinged by the piriformis muscle. - Symptoms include pain and paresthesia in the groin, thigh, or buttock region, and possibly sexual dysfunction
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Biceps femoris (hamstring)
- Posterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibula - Flexion of the knee
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Semimebranosus
- Posterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibula - Flexion of the knee
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Semitendinosus
- Posterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibula - Flexion of the knee
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Sartorius
- Crosses anterior thigh; extends from pelvis to toe - Flexion of knee, flexion and lateral rotation of the hip
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Rectus femoris (quadriceps muscle)
- Anterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibular - Extension of the knee
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Vastus lateralis
- Anterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibular - Extension of the knee
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Vastus medialis
- Anterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibular - Extension of the knee
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Vastus intermedius
- Anterior surface of thigh; extends from lower pelvis to tibia and fibular - Extension of the knee
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Quadriceps tendon
- the quadriceps femoris muscles converge onto one tendon which secures the Patella - After crossing the patella, the tendon is then named the patellar tendon
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Tibialis anterior
- Anterior and lateral side of tibia; extends to foot - Dorisflexion of ankle, inversion of foot
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Gastrocnemius
- Poterior leg ("calf") between femur and heel - Plantar flexion of ankle, inversion and adduction of the foot, flexion of the knee
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Pereneus (aka Fibularis)
- Posterior leg; extends from fibula and tibia to heel - Eversion, and plantar flexion of the foot
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Soleus
- Posterior leg; extends from fibula and tibia to heel - Plantar flexion of ankle, adduction of foot
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Flexor and Extensor digitorum muscles (several)
- Anterior and posterior leg; extends to bone of toe - Flexion and extension of the toes
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Calcaneal Tendon (aka Achilles Tendon)
- gastrocnemius and soleus tendons converge to form
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Rotator Cuff
1. Suprasinatus 2. Infraspinatus 3. Subscapularis 4. Teres minor
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Aging and Muscular System
1. Skeletal Muscle fibers become smaller in diameter. 2. Skeletal Muscles become less elastic 3. Tolerance for exercise decreases 4. Ability to recover from muscular injuries decreases

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