Major muscle groups Flashcards

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What is the axial muscle group?

A

muscles of trunk and head

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What is the appendicular muscle group?

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arms and legs - stabilise and control the movement of the pectoral and pelvic girdles

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What are the two compartments of the appendicular muscle group?

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flexor and extensor

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What is intermuscular SEPTA?

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composed of anterior flexor and posterior extensors

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Describe nerves to muscle compartments?

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muscles in same compartment usually supplied by same nerve
e.g. radial nerve supplies all extensor muscles in upper limb

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Describe the arm muscle compartments

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includes flexors (anterior)

includes extensors (posterior)

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What nerves supply flexors and extensors?

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flexor - musculocutaneous
extensors- radial n

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What is the whole upper limb supplied by?

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network of nerves called brachial plexus

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What are the three major flexors in the anterior compartment?

A

biceps brachii
brachialis
coracobrachialis

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What is the major flexor in posterior compartment?

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triceps brachii- acts on elbow and extend elbow

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How do muscle groups work in pair?

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agonist- prime mover/contracts
antagonist -relaxes
fixator - stabilizer
synergist- augment action of agonist

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Forearm muscle compartments?

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flexors and pronators
extensors and supinators
brachioradialis

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What nerves supply the flexor?

A

the medial and ulnar n

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14
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What is function of flexors in forearm?

A

to flex the wrist

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What is function of extensors in forearm?

A

extend the wrist

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Function of brachioradialis?

A

posterior
flexes the elbow

17
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What nerve supplies the extensor group?

A

radial nerve

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What are the three major muscles in glutaeal region?

A

gluteus maximus
gluteus medius
gluteus minimus

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What is role of gluteus max?

A

extends hip joint and lateral rotation

20
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What is role of gluteus medius and minimus?

A

abduction of the hip joint and medial rotation

21
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What nerve supplies gluteal muscles?

A

sciatic nerve

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What are the three compartments of the thigh?

A

anterior, posterior and medial

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What are the muscle groups in thigh?

A

hamstrings
quadriceps
adductors

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Which nerves supplies hamstrings?

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Which nerve supplies quadriceps?
femoral
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Which nerve supplies adductors?
obturator
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Function of hamstrings?
helps to flex the knee
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Function of quadriceps?
helps to extend the knee
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Where are hamstrings, quadriceps and adducted found on human body?
hamstrings-back of upper leg quadriceps- front of upper leg adductors- inner thigh
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Function of adductor?
adducts the hip
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Why are flexors at the back compartment?
During week 6 to week 8 of embryonic development , limb rotation happens and lower limb rotates medially and upper limb rotating laterally
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What are the three compartments in leg muscles?
anterior , posterior and lateral
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What muscle is in anterior compartment of leg muscles? and their function?
dorsiflexors - flex the ankle
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What muscle is in posterior compartment of leg muscles? and their function?
plantarflexors- plantar flex the ankle
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What muscle is in lateral compartment of leg muscles? and their function?
evertors eversion is away from midline
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What are the intrinsic muscles in the hand ?
hyperthenar- controls movement of little finger thenar - movement of thumb
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What are names of muscles in between fingers ?
interossei and lumbricals - help with precision movement
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What muscles help with fist / punching movements?
long tendons of the forearm
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