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Major Skeletal Muscles Flashcards

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what are the muscles of the head, face, & neck

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  1. frontalis
  2. temporalis
  3. occipitalis
  4. buccinator
  5. platysma
  6. masseter
  7. sternocleidomastoid
  8. zygomaticus major
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action of frontalis

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raises eyebrows

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action of occipitalis

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is a synergist to the frontalis

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action of temporalis

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is a synergist to the masseter for mastication

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the buccinator

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origin: mandible & maxilla
insertion: angle of mouth
action: synergist to masseter for chewing, used for blowing air out

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the platysma

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origin: CT in upper chest
insertion: inferior edge of mandible
action: pulls angles of mouth down

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the masseter

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origin: inferior edge of zygomatic bone
insertion: mandible
action: prime mover for mastication

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what are the synergist to the masseter

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  1. temporalis

2. buccinator

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the sternocleidomastoid

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origin: sternum & clavicle
insertion: mastoid process
action: turns face laterally, pulls head down

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action of the zygomaticus major

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pulls corners of the mouth up

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what do the muscles of the pectoral girdle move

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scapula & clavicle

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why is it important for the insertion of pectoral girdle muscles to be on the scapula & clavicle

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because as the upper limbs move the pectoral girdle must move with it

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what are the muscles of the pectoral girdle

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  1. trapezius
  2. rhomboid
  3. levator scapulae
  4. serratus anterior
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action of trapezius

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rotates, raises/lowers scapula

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action of rhomboid

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retracts, elevates, & rotates scapula

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the levator scapulae

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origin: cervical vertebrae
insertion: superior medial edge of scapula
action: elevates scapula

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action of serratus anterior

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pulls scapula anteriorly & downward

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Characteristics for muscles that move the arm

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  1. are from shoulder joint to elbow joint
  2. insertion is on humerus
  3. movement around shoulder joint moves entire upper limb
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what are the muscles that moves the arm

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  1. pectoralis major
  2. latissimus dorsi
  3. deltoid
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what is the action of the pectoralis major

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flexes & adducts the arm

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action of latissimus dorsi

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  1. extends, adducts, & rotates arm
  2. pulls arms down & back
  3. used in rowing motion
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what is the origin, insertion, action of the deltoid

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origin: scapula & clavicle
insertion: humerus
action: abducts, extends, & flexes the arm

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what are the 3 parts of the deltoid and their movement

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  1. anterior- flexes
  2. middle- abducts
  3. posterior- extends
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what are the muscles of the forearm

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  1. biceps brachii
  2. brachialis
  3. brachioradialis
  4. triceps brachii
  5. supinator
  6. pronator teres
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what is the origin, insertion, action of the biceps brachii

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origin: 2 pts on scapula
insertion: radius
action: flexes & laterally rotates the forearm

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action of the brachialis

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is the synergist in flexion of the forearm to the biceps brachii

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the brachioradialis

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origin: distal humerus
insertion: distal radius
action: aids in flexion of the forearm

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what are the synergist to the biceps brachii

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  1. brachialis

2. brachioradialis

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the triceps brachii

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origin: 3 pts between scapula & humerus
insertion: olecranon process of ulna
action: extension of forearm

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action of the supinator

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laterally rotates forearm

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action of the pronator teres

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medially rotates forearm

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clinical names for wrist, thumb, fingers

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wrist: carpi
thumb: pollic
finger: digit

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what are the muscles of the hand

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  1. flexor digitorium superficialis
  2. flexor pollicis longus
  3. flexor carpi radialis
  4. flexor carpi ulnaris
  5. extensor digitorium
  6. extensor pollicis longus
  7. extensor carpi radialis
  8. extensor carpi ulnaris
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what is the origin, insertion, action of the flexor digitorium superficialis

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origin: distal humerus, proximal ulna & radius
insertion: tendons of the fingers #2-5
action: flexes fingers & hand

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what is the origin, insertion, action of the flexor pollicis longus

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origin: anterior surface of radius
insertion: distal phalanx of thumb
action: flexes thumb

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action of flexor carpi radialis

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flexes wrist & abducts hand

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action of flexor carpi ulnaris

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flexes wrist & adducts hand

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what is the origin, insertion, & action of the extensor digitorum

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origin: distal humerus
insertion: posterior surface of phalanges #2-5
action: extends fingers

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what is the origin, insertion, & action of the extensor pollicis longus

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origin: middle of ulna
insertion: distal phalanx of thumb
action: extends thumb

40
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action of the extensor carpi radialis

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extends wrist & abducts hand

41
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action of the extensor carpi ulnaris

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extends wrist & adducts hand

42
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what are the muscles of the abdominal wall

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  1. external oblique
  2. rectus abdominis
  3. linea alba
43
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where do muscles of the abdominal attach

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  1. thoracic cage
  2. pelvic girdle
  3. connective tissue structures
44
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what are functions of the muscles of the abdominal wall

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  1. tenses abdominal walls to support abdominal structures

2. flexes vertebral column

45
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what is the linea alba

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band of CT that extends from xyphoid process to superior edge of symphysis pubis that serves as site of attachment for several abdominal muscles

46
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action of the external oblique

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tenses abdominal walls

47
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origin, insertion, & action of rectus abdominis

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origin: superior edge of pubis
insertion: xyphoid process & lower ribs
action: tenses abdominal walls, flexes vertebral column, has dense CT that runs transverse for support

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characteristics for muscles of that move hand

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  1. includes wrist, palm, & fingers
  2. muscles insert on some structures within hand
  3. carpi = wrist
  4. pollic = thumb
  5. digit = fingers
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what are characteristics for muscles that move forearm

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  1. brachii is Latin for arm
  2. most originate on arm & inserts on ulna or radius
  3. moves forearm around elbow joint
50
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where are the origins for the muscles of the pectoral girdle

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medial & proximal to the muscles

51
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general characteristics for lower limb muscles

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  1. muscles on the anterior surface cause extension
  2. muscles on the posterior surface cause flexion
  3. this is opposite for upper limbs
52
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characteristics for muscles that move the thigh

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  1. are from hip joint to knee joint

2. most originate in the vertebral column &/or pelvis

53
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characteristics for muscles that move the leg

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  1. are from the knee to the foot

2. most originate in the pelvis &/or femur

54
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characteristics for muscles that move the foot

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  1. contains the ankle, instep, & toes

2. most originate in femur &/or tibia & fibula

55
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what are the muscles that move the thigh

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  1. Psoas major
  2. gluteus maximus
  3. adductor group
  4. gracilis
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insertion and action of the psoas major

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  1. inserts on the lesser trochanter of femur
  2. flexes thigh
  3. is landmark for lymph nodes that drain pelvis
57
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insertion of and action of gluteus maximus

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  1. inserts on posterior surface of femur

2. extends thigh

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action of the adductor group

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adducts & flexes thigh

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origin, insertions, & action of gracilis

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origin: pubic bone
insertion: medial surface of tibia
action: adducts thigh & flexes leg at knee
>performs actions at 2 different joints<

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what are the muscles that move the leg

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  1. hamstring group
  2. sartorius
  3. quadriceps group
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muscles of the hamstring group

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  1. biceps femoralis
  2. semitendinosus
  3. semimembranosus
62
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origin, insertion, & action of biceps femoralis

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origin: ischium & femur
insertion: head of fibula & lateral condyle of tibia
action: flexes & laterally rotates leg, extends thigh

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insertion & action of semitendinosus

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insertion: medial surface of tibia
action: flexes & medially rotates leg, extends thigh

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insertion & action of semimembranosus

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insertion: medial condyle of tibia
action: flexes & medially rotates leg, extends thigh

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origin, insertion, & action of sartorius

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origin: anterior illium
insertion: medial surface of tibia
action: flexes leg & thigh, abducts & rotates thigh

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characteristics of sartorius

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  1. crosses 2 joints
  2. flexes 2 structures
  3. longest muscle in body
67
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muscle in the rectus femoris

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  1. vastus lateralis
  2. Vastus medialis
  3. Vastus intermedius
68
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origin of rectus femoris

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Ilium, margin of acetabulum

69
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insertion & action of rectus femoris et al

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insertion: anterior tibia by patellar tendon
action: extend leg

70
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what are the muscles that move the foot

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  1. Tibialis anterior**
  2. Tibialis posterior
  3. Extensor digitorum longus**
  4. Flexor digitorum longus**
  5. Gastrocnemius**
  6. Soleus
  7. Fibularis longus
  8. Extensor hallucis longus**
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origin, insertion, & action of tibialis anterior

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origin: lateral surface & condyle of tibia
insertion: tarsal bone & 1st metatarsal
action: dorsiflexion & inversion of the foot

72
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what is inversion

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To turn the foot so the plantar surface faces medially

73
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origin, insertion, & action of extensor digitorum longus

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origin: lateral condyle of tibia & fibula
insertion: phalanges 2-5
action: extends toes & dorsiflexion of the foot

74
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origin, insertion, & action of extensor hallucis longus

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origin: fibula
insertion: phalanx of great toe
action: extends great toe

75
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origin, insertion, & action of Gastrocnemius

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origin: Lateral & medial condyles of femur
insertion: Posterior surface of calcaneus by the Achilles tendon
action: prime mover for plantar flexion of the foot

76
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origin, insertion, & action of Flexor digitorum longus

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origin: posterior tibia
insertion: phalanges of 2nd-5th digits
action: flexion of toes

77
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action of the Fibularis longus

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eversion of the foot

78
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what is eversion

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Turning the foot so the plantar surface is facing laterally

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