Extrinsic Muscles - Attachments and Actions Flashcards
Superficial pectoral muscles - names
descending (cranial)
transverse (caudal)
superficial pectoral muscles origin –> insertion
first 2 sternebrae –> greater tubercle of humerus
superficial pectoral muscles action
adduct forelimb
deep (ascending) pectoral origin –> insertion
sternum –> greater and lesser tubercles of humerus
deep pectoral action
adduct and pull limb caudally, flexes shoulder
parts of the brachiocephalicus
cleidobrachialis
cleidomastoideus
cleidocervicalis
brachiocephalicus origin
clavicular intersection (all 3 parts)
brachiocephalicus insertions (all 3 parts)
brachial: distal humerus, cranial border
cervical: mid-dorsal fibrous raphe of neck
mastoid: mastoid process of temporal bone
brachiocephalicus action
advance limb, turn head to the side, extend shoulder
parts of the sternocephalicus
sternomastoideus
sterno-occipitalis
sternocephalicus origin –> insertion
first sternebra –> mastoid process of temporal bone, nuchal crest of the occipital bone
sternocephalicus action
turn head and neck to side
sternohyoideus origin –> insertion
first sternebrae and costal cartilage –> basihyoid bone
sternohyoideus action
pull tongue and larynx caudally
sternothyroideus origin –> insertion
first costal cartilage –> thyroid cartilage (of larynx)
sternothyroideus action
pull tongue and larynx caudally
omotransversarius origin –> insertion
acromion of scapula –> transverse process of atlas
Omotransversarius action
advance limb, turn neck to side
Trapezius origin –> insertion
median raphe of neck, supraspinous ligament –> spine of scapula
Trapezius action
elevate, abduct forelimb
Rhomboideus origin –> insertion
median raphe of neck, nuchal crest of occipital bone –> dorsal border of scapula
rhomboideus action
elevate forelimb
Latissimus dorsi origin –> insertion
spinous processes of thoracic and lumbar vertebrae, thoracolumbar fascia –> teres major tuberosity
Latissimus dorsi action
draw limb caudally, flex shoulder
Serratus ventralis origin –> insertion
transverse processes of cervical vertebrae, middle of ribs
Serratus ventralis action
support trunk, depress scapula