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chapter 7-8 (wk 4-5): muscles Flashcards

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general terms

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aponeurosis
tendon
ligament
extrinsic/intrinsic
origin/insertion

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aponeurosis

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sheet of connective tissue

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tendon

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muscle to bone

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ligament

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bone to bone

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head and neck

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sternocephalicus (between jugular groove)
temporalis (mastication)
masseter (mastication)

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extrinsic thoracic limb

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superficial pectoral
deep pectoral
brachiocephalicus (outside of jugular groove)
omotransversarius (middle of deltoid)
trapezius
latissimus dorsi
serratus ventralis

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intrinsic thoracic limb

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triceps brachii
deltoid

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cranial proximal to elbow

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flexes elbow (angle gets smaller)

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caudal proximal to elbow

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extend elbow (angle gets larger)

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craniolateral distal to elbow

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extend carpus and digits (fingers flex up)

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caudomedial distal to elbow

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flex carpus and digits (close fist)

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other

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jugular groove
superficial cervical lymph node (under omotransversarius)
cutaneous trunci

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lateral hip

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tensor fasciae latae (V)
superficial gluteal
middle gluteal

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caudal thigh

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biceps femoris
semitendinosus
semimembranosus (above adductor)

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medial thigh

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sartorius
gracilis (flap over adductor)
pectineus (by femoral triangle)
adductor

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cranial thigh

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quadriceps femoris (under sartorius and next to it)

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distal leg

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gastrocnemius (above calcaneus)

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abdominal wall

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external abdominal oblique
internal abdominal oblique
transversus abdominus (under internal)
rectus abdominus and rectus sheath

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cranial proximal to stifle

A

flex hip and extend stifle (straighten)

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caudal proximal to stifle

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extend hip, flex stifle, extend tarsus (shorten)

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craniolateral distal to stifle

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flex tarsus and extend digits (curl)

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caudal distal to stifle

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extend tarsus and flex digits

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other

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umbilicus (on skin to ID)
popliteal lymph node
common calcanean tendon
femoral triangle
linea alba
epaxial muscles (along spinous process can’t be seen on cadavers)

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