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DOG muscles of the forelimb Flashcards

1
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extrinsic muscles

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Attach the limb to the trunk
Move the whole limb

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intrinsic muscles

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move limb bones relative to eachother

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flexors

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reducing angle

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extensor

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increasing the angle

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over extension or dorsiflexion

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extension beyond 180 degrees

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rotators

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supinate and pronate

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elevators

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raise limb

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protractors

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move limb forward

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retractors

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move limb backwards

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10
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in domestic animals there is _____ bony connection between forelimb and the body

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NO

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11
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name the 7 muscles involved with SUPPORT of the forelimb

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  • serratus ventralis
  • rhomboideus
  • superficial pectoral
  • deep pectoral
  • trapezius
  • brachiocephalicus
  • latismus dorsi
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serratus ventralis

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  • origin; cervical vertebrae and ribs
  • insertion; facies serrata of scapula
  • like a big fan
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rhomboideus

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  • 3 parts; from most dorsal to most ventral: capital, cervical, thoracic
  • origin: median raphe of neck (for capital and cervical) and spinous process of thoracic vertebrae (for thoracic)
  • insertion; dorsal scapula
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superficial pectoral

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  • origin; first 3 sternebrae
  • insertion; greater tubercle of humerus
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deep pectoral

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  • origin; sternum
  • insertion; lesser tubercle of humerus and medial brachial fascia (recall brachium= upper forelimb)
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brachium

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upper forelimb

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antibrachium

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lower forelimb

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trapezius

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  • 2 parts; cervical and thoracic
  • origin; median raphe of neck (cervical) and supra-spinous ligament (thoracic)
  • insertion; spine of scapula
  • nerve; accessory (CN XI)
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brachiocephalicus

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  • 3 parts; cleidobrachialis, cleidocervicalis, cleidomastoideus
  • origin; clavicular tendon
  • insertion:
  • CB; cranial humerus
  • CM; mastoid process of skull
  • CC: median raphe of neck
  • nerves : accessory (CN XI) for CC and CM only
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latissimus dorsi

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  • origin; thoracic and lumbar vertebral fascia
  • insertion; proximal humerus
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21
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name the 4 protractors (move the forelimb foreward)

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  • brachiocephalicus
  • rhomboideus (only cervical and capital parts, NOT thoracic part)
  • superficial pectoral
  • trapezius (only cervical part, NOT thoracic part)
22
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name the adductor of the forelimb (moving leg toward midline)

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superficial pectoral

23
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name the two (ish) abductors (moving leg away from midline)

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  • deltoideus
  • +/- trapezius
24
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deltoideus

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  • 2 parts; acromial and spinous (spinous part more dorsal)
  • origin; spine of scapula and acromion
  • insertion; deltoid tuberosity on the humerus
25
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name the 5 retractors of the forelimb (bringing leg backwards)

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  • latissimus dorsi
  • rhomboideus (thoracic part, NOT cervical and capital part)
  • superficial pectoral
  • deep pectoral
  • trapezius (thoracic part NOT cervical part)
26
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why is the superficial pectoral both a retractor and a protractor

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because its sort of in the middle so it brings leg back into neutral state

27
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name the 2 elevators of the limb

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  • trapezius
  • rhomboideus
28
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name the 3 flexors of the shoulder (shoulder back)

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  • teres major
  • deltoideus
  • infraspinatus
29
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teres major

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  • origin; caudal scapula
  • insertion; teres tuberosity (major) on medial side of humerus
30
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infraspinatus

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  • origin; infraspinous fossa
  • insertion; greater tubercle
  • nerve; suprascapular
31
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name the 2 extensors of shoulder

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  • brachiochephalicus (when head and neck are fixed)
  • supraspinatus
32
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supraspinatus

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  • origin; supraspinous fossa
  • insertion; greater tubercle
  • nerve suprascapular
33
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name the 2 flexors of the elbow

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  • biceps brachii
  • brachialis *
34
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biceps brachii

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  • origin; supraglenoid tubercle (scapula)
  • insertion; radial and ulnar tuberosities
  • nerve; musculocuntaneous
35
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name the extensor of the elbow

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triceps brachii

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triceps brachii

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  • 4 heads; long, lateral, medial, accessory
  • origin:
  • long; caudal scapula
  • lateral; tricipital line
  • medial; lesser tubercle
  • accessory; neck of humerus
  • insertion; olecranon
  • nerve; radial
37
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name the supinator muscle

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supinator

38
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supinator

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origin; lateral epicondylde of humerus
- insertion; proximal 1/3 of radius
- nerve; radial (as for elbow extensors)

39
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name the pronation muscle

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  • pronator teres
40
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pronator teres

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  • origin; medial epicondyle of humerus
  • insertion; medial radius
  • nerve; median
41
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name the 3 extensors of the carpus

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  • extensor carpi radialis
  • common digital extensor
  • lateral digital extensor*
  • Ulnaris lateralis; actually a carpus extensor but has moved so lateral that its functionally now a flexor
42
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extensor carpi radialis

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  • origin; lateral epicondylar crest
  • insertion; dorsal metacarpals 2 & 3
  • nerve; radial
43
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common digital extensor

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  • origin; lateral epicondyle
  • insertion; 4 branches to dorsal distal phalanges 2-5
  • nerve; radial
44
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name the 3 extensors of digits

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  • common digital extensor
  • lateral digital extensor *
  • abductor pollicis longus *
45
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what are the extensors of the digits held in place by

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extensor retinaculum

46
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name the 5 flexors of the carpus

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  • flexor carpi radialis *
  • flexor carpi ulnaris
  • ulnaris lateralis **
  • superficial digital flexor
  • deep digital flexor
47
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flexor carpi ulnaris

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  • 2 heads; humeral and ulnar
  • origin;
  • medial epicondyle (humeral head)
  • medial olecranon (ulnar head)
  • insertion; accessory carpal
  • nerve; ulnar
48
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superficial digital flexor
flexes carpus and digits

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  • Origin; medial epicondyle
  • Insertion; palmar middle phalanx; 2-5
49
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Deep digital flexor;
flexes carpus and digits

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  • Origin; 3 heads; medial epicondyle humerus, ulna and radius
  • Insertion; palmar distal phalanx II-V (I?)
  • Nerve; median and ulnar
50
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Superficial and deep digital flexor cross over via

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manica flexoria

Superficial splits into 2 branches come down on either side of deep, forms like a tunnel for the deep to pass through

51
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name the 4 flexors of digits

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  • superficial digital flexor
  • deep digital flexor
  • interosseous mm *
  • lumbricales *

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