muscle and nerves Flashcards

1
Q

what is the name of the plexus that is responsible for the arm ad forearm muscle compartments ?

A

brachial plexus

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2
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name of the plexus in the thigh and leg muscle compartments

A

lumbosacral plexus

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3
Q

list the role of an agonist ,antagonist, fixator and synergist in terms of arm muscles & give an example

A

agonist; contracts e.g biceps
antagonist; relax e.g triceps
fixator; stabilise e.g deltoid
synergist ; support action of agonist e.g brachialis

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4
Q

where do you loose the sensation at if you injure your ramus?

A

entire dermatome

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5
Q

where do you loose the sensation at if you injure your nerve?

A

cutaneous field

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6
Q

describe the categories of skeletal muscle; parallel , unipennate, bipennate , multipennate and aponeurosis

and describe the shape of a fusiform muscle

A

parallel muscle ; fascicles run parallel to the long axis

unipennate ;fascicles run at an angle

bipennate; fascicles coming from both sides

aponeurosis ; flat sheet of tendon

fusiform; spindle shaped

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7
Q

state what thick and thin filamnents are made of?

A

thin- actin
thick- myosin

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8
Q

what nerve supplies the gluteal muscle compartments (in the lower limb)

A

sciatic nerve

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9
Q

state the movement for gluteal maximus,medius and minimus

A

gluteal maximus ; extension

gluteal medius and minimus ; abduction

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10
Q

state the 3 leg muscles and where in the leg theyre located

A

dorsiflexors-anterior
plantarflexor-posterior
evertors;lateral

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11
Q

how many muscles do evertors on the leg have?

A

they have 2 muscles

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12
Q

what nerve supplies leg muscles

A

sciatic nerve

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13
Q

state the posterior , anterior and medial muscle compartments of the thigh

A

posterior; hamstring

anterior;quadriceps

medial ;adductors

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14
Q

what nerve supplies the hamstring quadriceps and adductor muscles of the thigh?

A

hamstring ;sciatic nerve
quadriceps ; femoral nerve
adductors ; obturator nerve

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15
Q

name the 2 compartments of muscles

A
  1. flexor compartment
  2. extensor compartment
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16
Q

what nerve supplies all extensor compartments in the UPPER limb?

A

radial nerve

17
Q

how many joints does the tricep and bicep cross over and name them

A

tricep- 2 joint ; elbow and shoulder joints

bicep -3 joints ; elbow , glenhumeral and radio-ulnar joints

18
Q

do tendons shorten?

A

no

19
Q

what nerve is the cutaneous field supplied by?

A

single peripheral nerve

20
Q

what rotation do radio-ulnar joints do?

A

supination of the forearm

21
Q

what nerve supplies all flexors muscles in the upper limb?

A

musculocutaneous nerve

22
Q

list the 3 flexor muscle compartments of the arm

A

-biceps brachii
-brachialis
-coracobrachialis

23
Q

list the joints the bicep intersects with

A

3 joints
glenohumeral, shoulder and radio-ulnar joint

24
Q

which bones are the tendons of bicep brachii attached to?

A

shoulder and elbow bones

25
Q

what is the action of bicep brachi at each joint?

A

shoulder- flexion of bicep
glenohumeral- flexion
radio-ulnar; supination of FOREARM

26
Q

what action does the triceps have on the joints it crosses

A

shoulder; extension & adduction of triceps
elbow ; extension of FOREARM

27
Q

describe movement of diaphragm muscles when you breathe in or out. describe in terms of contracts/relax and ascends or descends

A

breathe in causes diaphragm to contract and moving downwards

breathing out causes diaphragm to relax and moves upwards to normal position.

27
Q

what type of muscle is found in the diaphragm?

A

skeletal muscle

28
Q

what do the 3 oblique muscles form on both sides ?

A

aponeurosis

29
Q

what direction do the rectus abdominis travel in?

A

vertical direction

30
Q

what does the word ‘rectus’ mean

A

several straight muscles

31
Q

what shape is the deltoid?

A

triangular

32
Q

Gomphosis is united with what type of tissue

A

fibrous

33
Q

the lateral compartment of the leg performs which main action on the food?

A

eversion