muscle practical (origin and insertion) Flashcards by Natalee Erickson

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temporalis (origin)

A

temporal bone

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Temporalis (insertion)

A

mandible

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masseter (origin)

A

zygomatic arch

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masseter (insertion)

A

mandible

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orbicularis oris (origin)

A

bones/muscles near mouth

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orbicularis oris (insertion)

A

skin of central lip

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zygomaticus major (origin)

A

zygomatic bone

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zygomaticus major (insertion)

A

corner of mouth

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epicranius frontalis/occipitalis (insertion)

A

skin and muscles around eyes/back of the skull

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epicranius frontalis/occipitalis (origin)

A

fascia at the top of skull

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sternocleidomastoid (origin)

A

sternum and clavicle

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sternocleidomastoid (insertion)

A

temporal bone

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biceps brachii (origin)

A

coracoid process

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biceps brachii (insertion)

A

radius

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brachioradialis (origin)

A

distal end of the humerus

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brachioradialis (insertion)

A

distal end of the radius

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brachioradialis (origin)

A

distal end of humerus

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brachioradialis (Insertion)

A

distal end of radius

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Flexor carpi radialis
(origin)

A

medial elbow

Q

Flexor carpi radialis
(insertion)

A

base of metacarpals

Q

palmaris longus (origin)

A

medial elbow

Q

palmaris longus (insertion)

A

palm

Q

flexor carpi ulnaris (origin)

A

medial elbow

Q

Flexor carpi ulnaris

A

wrist

Q

infraspinatus (origin)

A

below the spine of scapula

Q

infraspinatus (insertion)

A

head of humerus

Q

supraspinatus (origin)

A

above the spine of scapula

Q

supraspinatus (insertion)

A

head of humerus

Q

triceps brachii (origin)

A

scapula and humerus

Q

triceps brachii (insertion)

A

olecranon process of ulna

Q

extensor digitorum (origin)

A

lateral elbow

Q

Extensor digitorum (insertion)

A

posterior fingers (2-5)

Q

diltoids (origin)

A

scapula/clavicle

Q

deltoids (insertion)

A

humerus

Q

rextus abdominis (origin)

A

pubis

Q

rectus abdominis (insertion)

A

xiphoid process and costal cartilage

Q

obliques (external and internal) (origin)

A

ribs/iliac crest

Q

Obliques (External/Internal)
(insertion)

A

iliac crest and linea alba/lower ribs and linea alba

Q

transversus abdominis (origin)

A

costal cartilage and iliac crest

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transversus abdominis (insertion)

A

xiphoid process linea alba and pubis