Exam 1 Flashcards
What is origin of the superficial pectoral
A. Sternebrae and median ventral raphe
B. Sternebrae
C. Cervical vertebrae
D. Greater tubercle of the humerus
A. Sternebrae and median central raphe
Is the superficial pectoral a:
A. Adductor when non weight bearing
B. Stabilizer of the shoulder
C. Flexor of the shoulder
D. Stabilizer of the scapula
A. Adductor when non weight bearing
What does the superficial pectoral do when weight bearing?
A. Advance limb
B. Retract limb
C. Prevent abduction
C. Prevent abduction
The insertion of the superficial pectoral is the:
A. Lesser tubercle of humerus
B. End of spine of scapula cervical vertebrae
C. Greater tubercle of the humerus
D. Distal en of the cranial part of the humerus
C. Greater tubercle of the humerus
The origin of the deep pectoral is the:
A. Dorsal part of the sternum
B. Causal part of the lesser tubercle
C. Ventral part of the sternum
D. Median fibrous raphe at central midline
E. C and D are correct
E. C and D are correct
In the horse there is an additional pectoral muscle called the subclavious muscle True False
True
The deep pectoral is an abductor
True
False
False
The insertion of the deep pectoral is the
A. Greater tubercle of the humerus
B. Lesser tubercle of the humerus
C. Crest of the humerus
D. All of the above
D. All of the above
The brachiocephalicus is a:
A. Extensor of shoulder
B. Flexor of the elbow
C. Flexor of the shoulder
D. Extensor of the elbow
E. A and B are correct
A. Extensor of the shoulder
The insertion for all 3 parts of the brachiocephalicus is the clavicle
True
False
True
The insertion of the cleidobrachialis is the
A. Proximal part of the humerus
B. Spine of scapula
C. Radial tuberosity
D. Distal end of humerus
D. Distal end of the humerus
Which of these parts is not part of the brachiocephalicus
A. Cleidobrachialis
B. Pars cervicalis
C. Pars occipital
D. Pars mastoidea
C. Pars occipital
What is the origin of the omotransversarius
A. Atlas
B. Raphe of the neck
C. Distal end of the spine of the scapula
D. A and C are correct
D. A and C are correct remember origin and insertion are reversible in this muscle
What is the insertion of the pars cervicalis of the cleidocephalicus
A. Raphe of the neck
B. Cervical vertebrae
C. Clavicle
D. Mastoid part of temporal bone
A. Raphe of the neck
What is the action of the omotransversarius
A. Advance limb
B. Flex neck lateral
C. Support trunk of scapula
D. Extend shoulder
E. A and B are correct
F. All of the above
E. A and B
The insertion for the omotransversarius is the
Distal end of spine of scapula
There is a superficial cervical lymph node beneath which muscle
A. Trapezius
B. Brachiocephalicus
C. Supraspinatus
D. Omotransversarius
D. Omotransversarius
The trapezius is an
A. Abductor
B. Adductor
C. Extensor
D. Elevator of limb
E. A and D are correct
E
Which are the 3 parts of the rhomboideus
- Rhomboideus capitis
- Rhomboideus cervisis
- Rhomboideus thoracis
The insertion of the rhomboideus is the
A. Cranial border of scapula
B. Caudal border of scapula
C. Caudal angle of scapula
D. Dorsal border of scapula
D. Dorsal border of scapula
The action of the rhomboideus is
A. Elevate limb
B. Extend shoulder
C. Draw scapula against trunk
D. Flex shoulder
E. A and C are correct
E. A and C are correct
The origin of the latissimus Dorsi is the
The thoracolumnar fascia
The latissimus dorsi is a:
A. Extensor of shoulder
B. Flexor shoulder
C. Flexor of elbow
D. Extensor of elbow
B. Flexor of shoulder
The insertion of the latissimus dorsi is the
A. Teres minor tuberosity
B. Greater tubercle of humerus
C. Infraglenoid tubercle of humerus
D. Teres major tuberosity
D. Teres major tuberosity
The origin of the serratus ventralis is the
A. Raphe of neck
B. Cervical vertebrae
C. Thoracic vertebrae
D. Fascia of neck
B. Cervical vertebrae
The insertion of the serratus ventralis is the:
A. Dorsal border of scapula
B. Serrated face of scapula
C. Ribs
D. Spine of scapula
B. Serrated face of scapula
The action of the serratus ventralis is to:
A. Support trunk
B. Depress scapula
C. Extend shoulder
D. A and B are correct
D. A and B are correct
Superficial pectoral and deep pectoral are antagonist of which muscle?
A. Trapezius
B. Omotransversarius
C. Deltoideus
D. Serratus ventralis
A. Trapezius
Which of these muscle don’t have power over the neck?
A. Sternocephalicus
B. Brachiocephalicus
C. Sternocephalicus
D. Omotransversarius
E. They all have power over the neck
E. They all have power over the neck
Which of these muscle do not insert in the scapula?
A. Superficial pectoral
B. Rhomboideus
C. Serratus ventralis
D. Omotransversarius
A. Superficial pectoral
Which of these muscle do not insert in the humerus
A. Latissimus dorsi
B. Brachiocephalicus
C. Superficial pectoral
D. Deep pectoral
E. Trapezius
E. Trapezius
The deltoideus is a
A. Flexor of shoulder
B. Flexor of elbow
C. Extensor of elbow
D. Flexor of elbow
E. A and C are correct
A. Flexor of shoulder
Which of these is not a extrinsic muscle
A. Rhomboideus
B. Brachiocephalicus
C. Serratus ventralis
D. Biceps brachii
E. Trapezius
D. Biceps brachii
Which of this intrinsic muscles is not part of the lateral side of the scapula?
A. Deltoideus
B. Triceps brachii
C. Infraspinatus
D. Teres minor
E. Supraspinatus
B. Triceps brachii
What are the two parts of the deltoideus in the dog?
Scapular and acromial
What is the insertion of the deltoideus?
A. Greater tubercle of humerus
B. Deltoideus tuberosity of the humerus
C. Deltoideus raphe
D. Tricipital line of the humerus
B. Deltoideus tuberosity of humerus (DUH)
The deltoideus is a:
A. Flexor of shoulder
B. Extensor of shoulder
C. Flexor of the elbow
D. Extensor of elbow
E. A and D are correct
A. Flexor of the shoulder
What is the origin of the infrapinatus?
The infraspinous fossa of the scapula
What is the insertion of the infraspinatus? A. Medial side of greater tubercle of humerus B. Lateral side of greater tubercle C. Lateral side of lesser tubercle D. Medial side of lesser tubercle
B. Lateral side of greater tubercle
Which of these is a function of the infraspinatus? A. Abduct limb B. Laterally stabilize the shoulder C. Prevents medial rotation of shoulder D. Assist in flexing shoulder E. Assist in extending shoulder F. Laterally rotate shoulder G. All of the above
G. All of the above
The origin of the teres minor is the A. Supraglenoid tubercle of scapula B. Spine of scapula C. Caudal border of scapula D. Infraglenoid tubercle of scapula
D. Infraglenoid tubercle of scapula
What is the insertion of the teres minor?
The teres minor tuberosity of the humerus
Which of these is not a function of the teres minor? A. Laterally stabilize shoulder B. Prevent medial rotation C. Laterally rotate shoulder D. Assist in extending shoulder E. flex shoulder
D. Assist in extending shoulder
What is the insertion of the supraspinatus? A. Lesser tubercle of humerus B. Caudal border of scapula C. Greater tubercle D. Tricipital line of humerus
C. Greater tubercle
Which of these muscle do not insert in the greater tubercle of the humerus? A. Subscapularis B. Supraspinatus C. Superficial pectoral D. Coracobeachialis
D. Coracobrachialis
Which of this is not an action of the supraspinatus? A. Extend shoulder B. Abduction C. Laterally stabilize shoulder D. Prevent medial rotation
B. Abduction
What is the origin of the subscapularis? A. Subscapular fossa of scapula B. Cranial border of scapula C. Dorsal border of scapula D. Infraglenoid tubercle of scapula
A. Subscapular fossa of scapula
What is the insertion of the subscapularis? A. Ribs B. Dorsal border of scapula C. Lesser tubercle of humerus D. Greater tubercle of humerus
D. Greater tubercle of humerus
What of these is not an action of the subscapularis? A. Medially stabilize shoulder B. Laterally stabilize shoulder C. Prevent lateral rotation D. Adduct the shoulder E. Extend the shoulder F. Flex the shoulder G. B and F are correct
G. B and F are correct
Which of these is not a intrinsic medial muscle of the shoulder? A. Teres minor B. Teres major C. Coracobrachialis D. Subscapularis
A. Teres minor
What is the origin of the teres major?
Caudal border of scapula
What is the insertion of the teres major?
Teres major tuberosity of humerus