Muscles of the Canine Flashcards

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Sternocephalicus

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  • *Insertion:** Manubrium of the Sternum
  • *Action:** Bilateral Flexion of the Neck (chin to chest) & Unilateral Flexion Origin: Occiput and the Mastoid Process
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Latissimus Dorsi

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Origin: Teres Major Tuberosity

Insertion: Thoracolumbar Fascia & Spinous Processes of T-7 - L-6

Action: Flexion and Internal Rotation of Shoulder & Retraction of Scapula

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Brachiocephalicus

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Origin: Mastoid Process of Temporal Bone

Insertion: Crest of the Humerus

Action: Draws Foreleg During Limb Extension

Bilateral Neck Flexion

Unilateral Lateral Flexion

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Omnotransversarius

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Origin: Wing of the Atlas

Insertion: Distal Spine of the Scapula

Action: Bilateral Flexion of Neck

Unilateral Lateral Flexion

Draws Scapula Forward

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Trapezius

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Origin: Nuchal Ligament

Insertion: Anterior & Posterior Spine of the Scapula

Action: Elevation & Protraction / Retraction of Scapula

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Rhomboid

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Origin: Nuchal Ligament and Sponous Processes of C2
Supraspinous Ligament
Spinous Process of T1-T7

Insertion: Medial Aspect of Scapular Cartilage

Action: Elevation of Scapula
Bilateral Extension of Head & Neck
Unilateral Flexion of Head & Neck

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Masseter

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Origin: Zyogmatic Arch of the Maxilla

Insertion: Ramus of the Mandible

Action: Bilaterally Elevates Jaw and Unilaterally Moves Jaw from Side to Side

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Frontalis or Frontal Muscle

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Origin: Surface and Borders of Frontal Bone

Insertion: Surface and Borders of Frontal Bone

Action: Ear & Scalp Movements

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Serratus Ventralis

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Origin: Transverse Process of C2 - T8 & Lateral Surface of First 7 Ribs

Insertion: Subscapular Fossa

Action: Cervical Portion (Serratus Cervicalus)
Draws Scapula Forward When Neck is Fixed
Extends the Lower Neck When Scapula is Fixed
Thoracic Portion (Serratus Thoracis)
Draws Scapula Backward when Trunk Fixed
Supports Trunk when Scapula FIxed
Both Portions Aid Respiration Due to Rib Attachment

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Pectorals

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Origin: Sternum

Insertion: Medial Shaft of Humerus

Action: Forelimb Adduction

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Bicep Brachii

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Superficial

Origin: Supraglenoid Tubercle of Scapula

Insertion: Radial Tuberosity

Action: Flexion of Elbow
Extension of Shoulder

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Triceps Brachii

Superficial

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Origin: Caudal Border of Scapula

Insertion: Olecranon Process of Ulna

Action: Flexion of Shoulder
Extension of Elbow

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  • *Supraspinatus**
  • Deep*
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Origin:Supraspinatus Foss of Scapula

Insertion: Greater and Lesser Tubercles of Humerus

Action: Extension and Internal Rotation of Shoulder

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  • *Infraspinatus**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Fossa of the Scapula

Insertion: Lateral Tuberosity of the Humerus

Action: Flexion, Abduction and External Rotation of the Shoulder

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  • *Deltoid**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Posterior Spine of the Scapula and the Acromion Process

Insertion: Deltoid Tuberosity of the Humerus

Action: Flexion, External Rotation and Abduction of Shoulder

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  • *Longissimus Dorsi**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Transverse Processes from C7 - L6

Insertion: Sacral Ridge and Upper Ilium

Action: Extension of Spine
Lateral Flexion of Spine
Stabilization of Spine

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  • *Rectus Abdominus**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Sternum and Costal Cartilage from Ribs 4-9

Insertion: Cranial, Ventral Rim of Pubic Bone

Action: Trunk Support
Initiate Flexion of Back
Protects Internal Organs

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  • *External Oblique**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Lateral Aspect of Ribs 6-13

Insertion: Fascia of Midline and Groin (prepubic tendon, coxal tuber, inguinal ligament)

Action: Visceral Support
Lateral Flexion of Trunk
Assist in Protraction of Hindlimb

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  • *Intercostals**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Posterior Surface of Each Procedding Rib

Insertion: Anterior Surface of the Succesive Rib

Action: Respiration

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  • *Illiosopas**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Ventral Surface of the TVP’s of T13-L6 and Ventral Surface of Ilium

Insertion: Lesser Trochanter of Femur

Action: Hip Flexion

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  • *Gluteus Superficialis**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Sacrum, Iliac Spine and Gluteal Fascia

Insertion: Greater Trochanter of Femur

Action: Hip Abduction and Extension

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  • *Gluteus Medius**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Crest and Gluteal Surface of Ilium

Insertion: Greater Trochanter

Action: Hip Extension
Internal Rotation
Abduction

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  • *Tensor Fascia Latae - TFL**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Tuber Coxae (point of haunch or crantial ventral iliac spine)

Insertion: Lateral Femoral Fascia to the Tibial Tuberosity

Action: Hip - Flexion
Stifle - Extension

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  • *Bicep Femoris**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Sacrotuberous Ligament and the Ischial Tuberosity

Insertion: Posterior Femur, Anterior Patella and the Lateral Patellar Ligaments
Tibial Crest and Point of Hock

Action: Extends the Limb - Hip, Stifle and Hock
Can Flex Stifle (depends on leg position)

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  • *Semitendinosus**
  • Superficial*
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Origin: Ischial Tuberosities

Insertion: Posterior Tibia, Crural Fascia and Point of Hock

Action: Hip Extension
Hock Extension
Stifle Flexion or Extension (based on leg position)

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  • *Semimembranosus**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Ischial Tuberosities

Insertion: Medial Epicondyle of Femur and Medial Head of Tibia

Action: Hip - Extension
Stifle - Flexion or Extension

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The Adductor Group

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Composed of Four Distinct Muscles all Located Along Inner Thigh

Adductor
Sartorius
Gracilis
Pectineus

Origin: Ventral Aspect of Pelvis

Insertion: Medial Aspect of Femur, Patella and Tibia

Action: Adduction

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Quadricep Femoris

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Origin: Rectus Femoris: Cranial Ventral Spine of Illium (point of haunch)
Vastus Muscles: Lateral, Medial and Anterior Surfaces of Femur

Insertion: Proximal Cranial Tibia

Action: Stifle Extension (all four muscles)
Rectus Femoris Also Flexes Hip

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  • *Gastrocnemius**
  • Deep*
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Origin: Medial and Lateral Condyles of Femur

Insertion: Calcaneal Tuber (point of hock)

Action: Hock Extension and Stifle Flexion

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