Lecture 15: Deep Back Muscles Flashcards
What are epaxial muscles?
spinalis
longissimus
iliocostalis
What are hypoxia muscles?
quadratus lumborum external oblique internal oblique transversus rectus abdominus
Superficial back muscles connect ____ to axial skelton
limb
What are the superficial back muscles innervated by?
ventral rami or CN XI
What muscles are superficial back muscles?
trapezius latissimus dorsi levator scapulae rhomboideus major rhomboideus minor
Intermediate muscles are ____ muscles
respiratory
What are intermediate back muscles innervated by?
ventral rami
What muscles make up the intermediate back muscles?
serratus posterior superior
serratus posterior inferior
What are the deep back muscles innervated by?
dorsal (posterior) rami
What are the three groups of the deep back muscles?
superficial
intermediate
deep
What makes up the superficial group of the deep back muscles?
splenius capitis
splenius cervicis
What makes up the intermediate group of the deep back muscles?
iliocostalis
longissiumus
spinalis
What makes up the deep group of the deep back muscles?
semispinalis
multifundus
rotatores
Superficial and intrinsic back muscles are ______ and deep back muscles are ______
extrinsic; intrinsic
What is the thoracolumbar fascia?
triangular shaped sheet of tough connective tissue covering lower back
Posterior thoracolumbar fascia laminae attaches to ______
lumbar spinous process
Middle thoracolumbar fascia laminae attaches to ______
lumbar transverse processes
anterior thoracolumbar fascia laminae attaches to ______
attaches to lumbar transverse processes
Serratus posterior superior origin
ligamentum niche; spinous processes of C7- T1-2(3)
Serratus posterior superior insertion
Ribs 2-5
Serratus posterior superior action
elevate upper ribs during inspiration
Serratus posterior superior innervation
ventral rami of intercostals (T1- 3(4))
Serratus posterior Inferior origin
spinous process of T11-12 and L1
Serratus posterior Inferior insertion
Ribs 10(9)-12