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MS1 Musculature of the Back- Intrinsic Flashcards

1
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What do the intrinsic back muscles act on

A

the vertebral column and skull

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2
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What are intrinsic back muscles innervated by

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posterior rami of spinal nerves

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3
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What covers the deep muscles of the back

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thoracolumbar fascia

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4
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What superficial back muscle will attach to thoracolumbar fascia

A

latissimus dorsi

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5
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What muscles are covered by thoracolumbar fascia

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intrinsic back muscles

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6
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What are the attachments of the thoracolumbar fascia

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Superior: continuous with deep fascia of the neck

Inferior: lower border of Rib 12 and iliac crest

Medial: spinous and transverse processes

Lateral: angles of ribs and lateral abdominal wall muscles

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7
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What are the three layers of thoracolumbar fascia

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anterior
middle
posterior

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8
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Where do the three layers of thoracolumbar fascia terminate

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terminate at attachment of transversus abdominus muscle

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9
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Describe the location of the posterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia

A

most superficial

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10
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What is the function of the posterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia

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covers deep muscles of the back

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11
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What is the function of the middle layer of the thoracolumbar fascia

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separates deep back muscles from posterior abdominal wall

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12
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What is the function of the anterior layer of thoracolumbar fascia

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separates abdominal cavity from posterior abdominal wall

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13
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How many layers are there of deep muscles

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3

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14
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What muscles are included in the most superficial deep muscle layer

A

Spinotransversales

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15
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What is the proximal origin of the splenius capitis

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nuchal ligament

spinous processes of C7-T4

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16
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What is the distal insertion of the splecius capitis

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mastoid process

superior nuchal line

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17
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What is the proximal origin of the splenius cervicis

A

Spinous processes T3-T6

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18
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What is the distal insertion of the splenius cervicis

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transverse processes of C1-C3

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19
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What muscles are included in the spinotransversales muscles

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Splenius Capitis

Splenius Cervicis

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20
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What is the unilateral action of the Spinotransversales

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rotate to ipsilateral side, lateral flexion

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21
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What is the bilateral action of the spinotransversales msucles

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extension of the head and neck

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22
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What is the blood supply to the Spinotransversales muscles

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Occipital and segmental arteries (come out at every level and supply body wall)

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23
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What muscles are included in the erector spinae muscles

A

Iliocostalis
Longissimus
Spinalis

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24
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What is the proximal origin of iliocostalis

A

ileum and sacrum

lumbar

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25
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Where is the distal insertion of iliocostalis

A

ribs

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26
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Where is the proximal origin of longissimus

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ileum, sacrum, lumbar

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27
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Where is the distal insertion of longissimus

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mastoid process and transverse process

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28
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What is the proximal origin of spinalis

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ileum, sacrum, lumbar

29
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What is the distal insertion of spinalis

A

spinous processes

30
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What is the unilateral action of erector spinae

A

lateral flexion of the spine

31
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What is the bilateral action of erector spinae

A

erect the spine

32
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What muscle is the main extensor of the vertebral column

A

erector spinae muscle group

33
Q

What muscle for transversospinales

A

Semispinalis
Multifidas
Rotatores

34
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Where are the general origins and insertions of the transversospinales

A

transverse process to the spinous process

35
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Where is semispinalis found

A

most prominent in thoracic region

36
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How many vertebrae does semispinalis span

A

4-6 vertebral span

37
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Where is multifidus found

A

most prominent in lumbar region

38
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How many vertebrae does multifidus span

A

2-4 vertebrae

39
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Where is rotatores located

A

entire spinal column

40
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How many vertebrae does rotatores span

A

1-2

41
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What is the unilateral action of transversospinales

A

rotation to the opposite side

42
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What is the bilateral action of transversospinales

A

erection and support

43
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What is the origin of semispinalis capitis

A

transverse processes of C7-T6

44
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What is the insertion of semispinalis capitis

A

occipital bone

45
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What are the intersegmental muscles

A

Intertransversarii and
Interspinales (true segmental)

Levatores costarum

46
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What is the action of intertransversarii and interspinales muscles

A

support

47
Q

What is the action of levatores costarum

A

elevates ribs (transverse process to ribs at thoracic region)

48
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What type of muscle is the levatores costarum

A

an accessory respiratory muscles

49
Q

Where is the suboccipital region found

A

associated with posterior aspects of C1 and C2

deep to semispinalis capitis

50
Q

What is the proximal origin of rectus capitis posterior minor

A

inferior nuchal line

51
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Where is the distal insertion of rectus capitis posterior minor

A

tubercle C1

52
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What is the proximal origin of rectus capitis posterior major

A

inferior nuchal line

53
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Where is the distal insertion of rectus capitis

A

spinous process C2

54
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What is the proximal origin for obliquus capitis superior

A

between superior and inferior nuchal lines

55
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Where is the distal insertion of obliquus capitis superior

A

transverse process of C1

56
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What is the proximal origin of obliquus capitis inferior

A

transverse process C1

57
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What is the distal insertion of obliquus capitis inferior

A

spinous process of C2

58
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What is the function of the suboccipital muscles

A

support of the head
extension of the head on the neck
lateral flexion

59
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What is the innervation of the suboccipital muscles

A

suboccipital nerve (C1 posterior ramus)

60
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What is the vascular supply to the suboccipital muscles

A

vertebral and occipital arteries

61
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What muscles form the suboccipital triangle

A

rectus capitis posterior major
obliqus capitis inferior
obliqus capitis superior

62
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What are the contents of the suboccipital triangle

A

vertebral artery and suboccipital nerve (C1)

63
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What is the function of the greater occipital nerve

A

strictly sensory to the back of the head

64
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What is the clinical correlation for the function of the greater occipital nerve

A

transverses semispinalis capitis: dysfunction can lead to sensory issues on back of head

65
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What is the function of the suboccipital nerve

A

motor to the muscles of the sub occipital triangle, no cutaneous or sensory branch

66
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What is suboccipital release

A

place pressure on back of skull in order to release semispinalis capitis muscle and releave tension on greater occipital nerve (posterior rami C2)

67
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What is the cervical myodural bridge

A

connection between cervical dura and CT of suboccipital muscles

68
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What is the function of the cervical myodural bridge

A

implications in movements of CSF

69
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What is a clinical correlation for cervical myodural bridge

A

possible cause of cervicogenic headaches

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