Muscle System Flashcards
True or False -
Flexion decreases the joint angle.
True
Bending your elbow so that your wrist is by your shoulder is an example.
_______ straightens increases the joint angle or straightens it.
Extension.
True or false -
Hyper-extension is when the joint is dislocated.
False
Hyper-extension is when the joint goes beyond zero position.
What is zero position?
Anatomical position.
Explain the difference between abduction and adduction.
Adduction is moving towards the mid line of the body. Putting your hands down that were over your head
Abduction is moving away from the mid line of the body. This would be reaching something on a tall shelf
What plane does abduction happen in?
The frontal plane
What plane does flexion happen in?
The sagittal plane
True or false -
An example of elevation would be opening your mouth
False
An example of elevation would be raising your shoulders to your ears
What plane does depression occur in?
The frontal plane
True or false -
Protraction is you would pull on something going towards your body
False protraction is when you are pushing things away. Think about the upward movement of a pushup. It is the anterior movement.
True or false -
Retraction occurs in the frontal plane
False - it happen in the transverse plane
Explain what the difference is with circumduction and rotation.
Circumduction is when the distal end of the limb is making a circle and the proximal end is stationary.
Rotation is when the bone spins on an axis. Think of leaving your elbow against your body and bringing your hand to your stomach and then away again.
True or false-
Pronation is when the hand is in anatomical position rotating in. The radius and ulna would be parallel
False - pronation is when the hand is in anatomical position moving with the thumb going towards the abdomen but that motion would cause the radius and ulna to cross.
What are the seven ways muscles can be named?
Size Shape Orientation of fiber Location- specific region Attachment Number of attachments Action
What is the difference between intrinsic and extrinsic movement?
Intrinsic movement has both attachments contained with a particular region.
Extrinsic movement move other body parts and acts upon a designated region but has its origin elsewhere.
What muscle compresses the cheek and hold food between cheek during chewing?
Buccinator
What muscle draws the corner of the mouth down laterally (frown)?
Depressor anguli oris
What muscle closes the eye?
Orbicularis oculi
What is the muscle that raises the eyebrows and wrinkles the forehead?
Occipotofrontalis
What muscle compresses or purses the lips?
Orbicularis oris
What two muscles are used to raise the corners of the mouth into a smile?
Zygomaticus major and minor
What is used for frowning?
Depressor anguli oris
How many muscles are used for mastication?
Four muscles are used for chewing
What muscle is a prime mover in chewing?
Masseter
What muscle elevates and protracts the mandible and produce excursion when chewing?
Medial pterygoinds
What muscle uses depression, protraction of mandible and produce excursion when chewing?
Lateral pterygoids
What muscle uses elevation, retraction and excursion of the mandible?
Temporalis
What muscle elevates and protracts the mandible?
Masseter
What muscle unilaterally rotates the head and bilaterally tilts the head down?
Sternocleidomastoid
What muscle unilaterally flexes the neck to one side and bilaterally tilts the head up?
Trapezius