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Deep Back and Trunk Muscles Flashcards

1
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O: Multifidus

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From the back of the sacrum; mamillary processes of lumbar; transverse processes of thoracic; articular processes of lower four cervical

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I: Multifidus

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onto spinous processes of higher vertebrae; each multifidus spans 2-4 vertebrae

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N: Multifidus

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supplied segmentally by dorsal primary rami of lumbar, thoracic spinal nerves

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A: Multifidus

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bends or laterally flexes the vertebral column and rotates it to the opposite side, both sides act together to extend

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B: Multifidus

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muscular branches of the aorta

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O: Rotatores

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mammillary processes of lumbar; articular processes of cervical; transverse processes of thoracic vertebrae deep to multifidus

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I: Rotatores

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base of the spines of the lumbar immediately above; base of the spines of the cervical immdeiately above; base of the spine of the thoracic vertebra above the origin

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N: Rotatores

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dorsal promary rami of lumbar, thoracic, and cervical spinal nerves

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A: Rotatores

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extension and bending to opposite side

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B: Rotatores

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muscular branches of aorta

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O: External Oblique

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fleshy slips from outer surface of ribs 5-12

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I: External Oblique

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outer lip of iliac crest; aponeurosis of external oblique (linea alba)

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N: External Oblique

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lower seven thoracic nerves T6-T12

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A: External Oblique

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compresses abdominal viscera; each muscle bends the trunk to same side and rotates front of abdomen to opposite side; both muscles flex trunk forward

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B: External Oblique

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lower intercostal and iliac or iliolumbar artery

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O: Internal Oblique

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lateral 2/3 of inguinal ligament; middle lip of iliac crest; thoracolumbar fascia

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I: Internal Oblique

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inferior border of lower 3 or 4 ribs; linea alba; fuses with external oblique

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18
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N: Internal Oblique

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lower five thoracic nerves and first lumbar nerve T8-L1

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19
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A: Internal Oblique

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compresses abdominal viscera; both muscles flex trunk; each muscle bends and rotates the front of abdomen toward same side

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B: Internal Oblique

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subcostal arteries

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O: Rectus Abdominus

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fifth, sixth, and seventh costal cartilages; costoxiphoid ligaments and xiphoid process

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I: Rectus Abdominus

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crest of pubis and pubic tubercle; front of pubic symphysis

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N: Rectus Abdominus

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lower seven thoracic nerves T6-T12

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A: Rectus Abdominus

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flexes vertebral column; tenses anterior abdominal wall; compresses abdominal contents

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B: Rectus Abdominus

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epigastric artery and small contribution from lower intercostal

26
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O: Quadratus Lumborum

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iliolumbar ligament and the adjacent iliac crest

27
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I: Quadratus Lumborum

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medial half of the 12th rib and onto transverse processes of upper four lumbar vertebrae

28
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N: Quadratus Lumborum

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branches from T12-L4

29
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A: Quadratus Lumborum

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flexes vertebral column to same side; fixes 12th rib in breathing; both muscles together extend lumbar

30
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B: Quadratus Lumborum

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lumbar and iliolumbar artery

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O: Diaphragm

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dorsum of xiphoid process; inner surfaces of cartilages and adjacent parts of lower 6 ribs; medial and lateral acruate ligaments; cura from bodies of upper 2 or 3 lumbar vertebrae

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I: Diaphragm

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central tendonof diaphragm

33
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N: Diaphragm

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phrenic nerve C3-C5

34
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A: Diaphragm

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active during inspiration; assists in increasing intraabdominal pressure

35
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B: Diaphragm

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phrenic artery

36
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O: Intercostals

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inferior border of rib above

37
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I: Intercostals

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superior border of the rib below

38
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N: Intercostals

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intercostal nerve (from ventral rami of thoracic nerve)

39
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A: Intercostals

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externals: draw ribs superiorly and assist with inhalation; internals: draw ribs inferiorly and assist with exhalation

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B: Intercostals

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intercostal arteries

41
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O and I: Intertransversarii

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spanning transverse processes of C2-L5

42
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N: Intertransversarii

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spinal nerve

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A: Intertransversarii

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laterally flex the vertebral column to same side; extension

44
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O and I: Interspinalis

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spanning spinous processes of C2-L5

45
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N: Interspinalis

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spinal nerve

46
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A: Interspinalis

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extend the vertebral column

47
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What muscles form the abdominals?

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rectus abdominus, external and internal obliques, transverse abdominus

48
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What muscles form the transversospinalis group?

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multifidi, rotatores, semispinalis capitis

49
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Vertebral Column Flexion

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rectus abdominus, external and internal obliques (psoas major and iliacus with insertion fixed)

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Vertebral Column Extension

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longissimus, iliocostalis, multifidi, rotatores, semispinalis capitis, spinalis, quadratus lumborum (assists), interspinalis, intertransversarii, latissimus dorsi (assists when arm fixed)

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Vertebral Column Rotation

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opposite: external oblique, multifidi, rotatores; same: internal oblique

52
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Vertebral Column Lateral Flexion

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iliocostalis, external and internal oblique, longissimus, quadratus lumborum, psoas major (assists), intertransversarii, spinalis, latissimus dorsi (assists)

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Elevation/Expansion of Ribs (Inhalation)

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anterior/middle/posterior scalene, SCM (assists), external intercostals (assists), serratus posterior superior, pec major, pec minor and SA (if scapula fixed), subclavius

54
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Depression/Collapse of Ribs (Exhalation)

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internal intercostals (assists), serratus posterior inferior

55
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O: Transverse Abdominus

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lateral 1/3 of inguinal ligament and inner lip of ilian crest; thoracolumbar fascia; inner surface of ribs 7-12

56
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I: Transverse Abdominus

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ends in an aponeurosis; upper fibers - linea alba, help form posterior layer of rectus sheath; lower fibers - attach to pubis to form conjoined tendon

57
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A: Transverse Abdominus

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tenses abdominal wall; compresses abdominal contents

58
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N: Transverse Abdominus

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lower six thoracic and first lumbar nerves (T7-L1)

59
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B: Transverse Abdominus

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subcostal arteries

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