Major Muscle Groups Flashcards

1
Q

Define muscle origin

A

attachment of the muscle usually in a fixed position and close to the center of the body (proximal attachment)

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2
Q

Define insertion

A

usually attaches to the part in motion and further from the center of the body (distal attachment)

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3
Q

Define tentons

A

at ends of muscles to provide tendinous attachment to bones (tendon @ origin/proximal attachment, usually very short) (tends @ insertion/distal attachment long)

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4
Q

What is a flat or board tendon?

A

Aponeurosis

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5
Q

What is a raphe?

A

tendons of 2 muscles attached to peach other forming one midline tendon

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6
Q

Define Ligament

A

Fibrous connective tissue attaching bone to bone for structure and stability

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7
Q

Flex

A

muscle contracts

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8
Q

Extends

A

muscle relaxes

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9
Q

Pronate

A

rotate palm down

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10
Q

Supinate

A

rotate palm up

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11
Q

flexor surface

A

side of joint where flexion decreases resting angle (muscle on flexor surface=flexes that joint)

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12
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extensor surface

A

side of joint where extension increases resting angle
(muscle on extensor surface= extensor for that joint)

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13
Q

Intrinsic muscle

A

muscles confined to a structure

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14
Q

extrinsic muscle

A

muscles that connect structure to the body
one attachment to limb/structure, other to body

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15
Q

Cutaneous Muscles

A

just deep of the skin, move the skin over the,, little to no skeletal attachment (ex: cutaneous trunci-> twitching of muscles)

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16
Q

Head + Neck Muscles

A

move head+neck relative to itself, each other or cranial

17
Q

breathing/swallowing muscles

A

** Breathing muscles are functional! up/down she of thoracic cavity
pharyngeal(dilate/constrict pharynx)
soft palate (elevate/depress/short soft palate)
laryngeal(open/close laryngeal)

18
Q

Lateral/ ventral Body walls

A

layers muscles contain/support viscora + support vertbral column/body as well

19
Q

Epaxial muscle

A

muscles of vertebral column DORSAL to transverse process for EXTENSION of the spine

20
Q

Hypaxial muscle

A

muscles of vertebral column VENTRAL to transverse process for FLEXION of the spine

21
Q

Shoulder joint

A

acts of shoulder

22
Q

Arm Muscles

A

Acts of elbow

23
Q

Forearm Muscles

A

Acts of carpus +digits

24
Q

Pelvis Muscles

A

Acts of hip joint

25
Q

Leg Muscles

A

Acts of hock and digits

26
Q

Function of Muscles

A

Contracts: active shortening
Relaxes: passive lengthening

Muscles only pull NEVER PUSH

27
Q

Muscles actions on joints

A

Flex or extend
Adduct or abduct
Pronate or Supinate
Rotate
Stabilize

28
Q

Muscles of Breathing and Swallowing

A

Pharyngeal Muscles
Soft palate
Laryngeal
Hyoid

29
Q

Muscles of the vertebral column

A

Tranversopinal
Longissimus
Iliocostalis

30
Q

Aponeurosis

A

layer of muscle of stomach, bottom of stomach