Human Body Lab 2 Flashcards
Trapezius Function
Extends the head
Latissimus dorsi functions
Adducts humerus pulling it medically and towards pelvis; pulls humerus behind trunk
Teres major function
Extend and addict arm at shoulder joint
Levator scapulae function
Moves pectoral girdle
Rhomboid major function
Scapulae rotation
Erector spinae group (iliocostalis, longissimus, spinalis) function
Postural muscles, acting together, they extend vertebral column or head; acting on one side they laterally bend the vertebral column
Pectoralis major function
adduction of shoulder joint, rotates upper arm medially
Pectoralis minor function
Pulls scapulae anteriorly or interiorly, elevates 3rd and 5th ribs and expands rib cage which aids in inspiration
Serratus anterior function
Pulls scapula forward and around, as if punching
Supraspinatus function
Abducts arm, as if raising out to the side, stabilizes shoulder joint
Infraspinatus function
Reinforces glenohumeral joint
Teres minor function
Extend and adduct arm at shoulder joint
Subscapularis function
Reinforces glenohumeral joint
Deltoid function
Moves brachium
External/internal intercostals function
External: elevate ribs during inhalation
Internal: depress rubs during exhalation
External/ internal abdominal oblique function
Both flex vertebral column when one contracts trunk is rotated or bent laterally; abdominal support and compression
Transversus abdominus function
Abdominal support and compression
Rectus abdominus function
flexes vertebral column, supports and compresses abdomen, tendinous intersections crossing muscle causes “six pack” look, surrounded by rectus sheath
Tendinous intersections fucntion
aids in flexion
Linea alba function
for our purposes this serves as a landmark
Rectus sheath function
surrounds rectus abdominus
Articulation
refers to two bones coming together
Attachment
refers to a muscle connecting a bone
Vertebral body function
weight bearing portion of spine
vertebral foramen function
passage of spinal cord
lamina (singular) description
arched/flattened part forming the roof of the spinal canal
lamina (singular) function
forms part of spinal canal
spinous process function
muscle attachment site
transverse process function
muscle attachment site
superior/ inferior articular processes function
2 bones come together, this provides stability and a range of motion to the spine
Intervertebral discs function
provide cushioning between vertebrae to help prevent friction
transverse foramen/foramina (plural) function
passageway for the vertebral artery/vein
Atlas (C1) description
vertebrae directly beneath the skull
Atlas (C1) function
articulates the skull
Axis (C2) description
second cervical vertebrae
Axis (C2) function
articulates with the atlas via the den
Den or odontoid process description
tooth like projection on the axis
Den or odontoid process function
articulates with the axis
Sacrum (5 fused vertebrae) Function
helps form pelvis and form joints
Coccyx (3-5 fused vertebrae) description
small bone projection off the sacrum
Os Coxae
Pelvis bone
Iliac Crest function
muscle attachment
Anterior Superior Iliac Spine function
bone markings, landmarks, attachment point for muscle, nerves, and vessels
Anterior Inferior Iliac Spine function
bone markings, landmarks, attachment point for muscles
Posterior Superior Iliac Spine function
Bone markings, landmarks, attachment point for muscles
Posterior Inferior Iliac Spine function
Bone markings, landmarks, attachment point for muscles
iliac fossa (medial) function
muscle attachment
ischium function
forms posterior part of coxal bone
ischial spine function
attachment for ligaments and muscles
ischial tuberosity function
attachment of hamstring muscles
pubis function
connect ilium and ischium
pubic symphysis function
absorbs shock while walking and can split during the delivery of a baby
obturator foramen function
passage for vessels and nerves
acetabulum functionn
articulates with head of femur
coccyx function
weight bearing, support, balance, when in seated position
Head (ribs) function
articulates with vertebral body
Body (ribs) function
muscle attachment
costal groove function
muscle attachment, vessels, and nerves found in grooves
sternum function
muscle attachment, protects organs in thoracic cavity
manubrium function
muscle attachment, articulates with some costal cartilages, sternal ends of clavicles
Xiphoid process function
muscle attachment site and linea alba