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deltoid

ABDUCTS THE ARM

The deltoid is formed of acromial, clavicular and scapular spinal parts. Acromial part (middle fibres) abducts the arm, while the clavicular and scapular spinal parts play a significant role in stabilization, ensuring a steady plane of abduction. Additionally, the clavicular part (anterior fibers) can act as a flexor and internal rotator of the arm, while the scapular spinal part (posterior fibers) can extend and externally rotate the arm.

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latissimus dorsi
“AER”
(superficial muscle of back)

Adducts and extends arm
Rotates arm medially

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pectoralis major
“FAR”
Flexes and adducts arm
Rotates arm medially

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teres major
“AEM”

Adducts, extends and medially rotates arm

2nd picture is posterior view of body

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coracobrachialis
“FA”

Flexes and adducts the arm

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4 muscles that move the arm of the shoulder, collectively called

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rotator cuff
(teres minor, subscapularis, supraspinatus, infraspinatus

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teres minor

Lateral rotation at shoulder

2nd picture is posterior view of body

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subscapularis

Medial rotation at shoulder

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supraspinatus

Abduction at shoulder

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infraspinatus

lateral rotation at shoulder

2nd picture is posterior view of body

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brachialis

flexes the forearm

*deep to the biceps brachii, can see the posterior portion of the brachialis emerge from beneath biceps brachii

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brachioradialis

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brachioradialis

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biceps brachii

Flexes forearm
Shoulder supination

*almost completely covers the brachialis

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triceps brachii

Extends the forearm

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pronator teres

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pronator teres

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supinator

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palmaris longus

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palmaris longus

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flexor carpi ulnaris

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flexor carpi ulnaris

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flexor carpi radialis

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flexor carpi radialis

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flexor digitorum superficialis

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extensor digitorum

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extensor carpi ulnaris

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psoas major

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ilacus

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pectineus

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gluteus maximus

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gluteus medius

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tensor fascia latae

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gracilis

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adductor magnus

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adductor longus

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sartorius

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piriformis

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quadriceps - consisting of 4 separate muscles

(rectus femoris, vastus medialis, vastus lateralis, vastus intermedius)

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rectus femoris

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vastus medialis

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vastus lateralis

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vastus intermedius

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hamstrings - made up of 3 muscles

(semimembranosus, semitendinosus, biceps femoris)

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tibialis anterior

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tibialis posterior

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gastrocnemius

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soleus

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fibulas brevis

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fibulas longus

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iliotibial band or IT band

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calcaneal tendon

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deltoid (function)

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abducts the arm

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latissimus dorsi (function)

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adducts and extends arm,
rotates arm medially

“AEM”

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pectorals major (function)

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flexes and adducts arm,
rotates arm medially

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teres major (function)

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adducts, extends and medially rotates arm

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coracobrachialis

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flexes and adducts the arm

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teres minor

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lateral rotation at shoulder

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subscapularis

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medial rotation at shoulder

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supraspinatus

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abduction at shoulder

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infraspinatus

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lateral rotation at shoulder

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brachialis

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flexes the forearm

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brachioradialis

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flexes the forearm

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biceps brachii

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flexes forearm, shoulder supination

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triceps brachii

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extends the forearm

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pronator teres

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pronates forearm

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supinator

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supinates forearm

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palmaris longus

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flexes hand

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flexor carpi ulnaris

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flexes and adducts hand

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flexor carpi radialis

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flexes and abducts hand

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flexor digitorum superficialis

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flexes fingers and hand

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extensor digitorum

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extends fingers and hand

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extensor carpi ulnaris

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extends and adducts hand

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psoas major

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flexes the thigh, laterally rotates hip

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iliacus

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flexes the thigh

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gluteus maximus

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extends and laterally rotates thigh

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pectineus

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adducts, flexes and medially rotates thigh

“Fam”

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gluteus medius

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abducts and medially rotates thigh

“medius” think medial for “medial rotation of thigh”

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tensor fasciae latae

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abducts thigh, flexes and medially rotates thigh

“Fam” again but ABDUCTS

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gracilis

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flexion at knee, adducts and medially rotates thigh

“Fam” again but two different body parts - flexing at KNEE
Also, *ADDUCTION

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adductor magnus

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adducts and medially rotates thigh

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adductor longus

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adducts, flexes and medially rotates thigh

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sartorius

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flexes and laterally rotates hip,
flexion at knee

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piriformis

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abducts and laterally rotates thigh

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rectus femoris

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extends the leg,
flexes the thigh

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vastus medialis

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extends the leg

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vastus lateralis

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extends the leg

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vastus intermedius

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extends the leg

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semimembranosus

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extends and laterally rotates hip,
flexion at knee

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semitendinosus

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extends and laterally rotates hip,
flexion at knee

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biceps femoris

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extends and laterally rotates hip,
flexion at knee

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tibialis anterior

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dorsiflexion and inversion of foot

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tibialis posterior

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inversion and adduction of foot, plantar flexion of foot

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gastrocnemius

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plantar flexion of foot, inversion of foot

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soleus

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plantar flexion of foot

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fibularis longus

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plantar flexion and eversion of foot

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fibularis brevis

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plantar flexion and eversion of foot

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