Intrinsic Back & Suboccipital Muscles Flashcards
extrinsic back muscle embryo
hypomere of myotome
have to migrate to back
intrinsic back muscle embryo
epimere of myotome
extrinsic rami
anterior
intrinsic rami
posterior
extrinsic action
control of:
- superficial = limbs
- intermediate = respiration
intrinsic action
act on vertebral column
what muscles does the thoracodorsal fascia compartmentalize?
intrinsic back muscles
where is the thoracodorsal fascia thicker?
lumbar
where is the thoracodorsal fascia thinner?
thoracic
2 superficial layers (spinotransversales) of muscles
- splenius capitis
- splenius cervicis
9 intermediate layers (erector spinal) of muscles
- Spinalis capitis
- Spinalis cervicis
- Spinalis thoracis
- Longissimus capitis
- Longissimus cervicis
- Longissimus thoracis
- Iliocostalis cervicis
- Iliocostalis thoracis
- Iliocostalis lumborum
9 deep layers (transversospinales) muscles
- Semispinalis cervicis
- Semispinalis thoracis
- Multifidus
- Rotatores cervicis
- Rotatores thoracis
- Rotatores lumborum
- Interspinales
- Intertransversarii
- Levator scapulae
splenius capitis origin
- lower nuchal ligament
- SP lower cervical, upper thoracic
splenius capitis insertion
- mastoid process
- skull below superior nuchal line
splenius capitis action
- bilaterally extends head
- unilaterally flexes and rotates face to the same side (ear to shoulder)
splenius capitis innervation
posterior rami middle cervical nerves
splenius capitis blood supply
deep cervical artery
splenius cervicis orgigin
SP upper thoracic
splenius cervicis orgin
SP upper thoracic
splenius cervicis insertion
TP upper cervical
splenius cervicis action
- bilaterally extends neck
- unilaterally flexes and rotates neck to same side (ear to shoulder)
splenius cervicis innervation
posterior rami lower cervical nerves
splenius cervicis blood supply
deep cervical artery
spinalis origin
SP
spinalis insertion
SP
erector spinae muscle group action
extends and laterally bends vertebral column and head
erector spinae muscle group innervation
posterior rami of spinal nerves in each region
which spinalis muscle attaches to the mastoid process
spinalis capitis
longissimus origin
TP
which longissimus muscle attaches to the mastoid process
longissimus capitis
longissimus insertion
TP