Muscles of Thorax/Abdomen Flashcards
The ______ muscle attaches to the medial edge of the internal oblique and the spermatic cord
cremaster
Transversus thoracis attaches from the ______ sternum to the ______
posterior, costal cartilages
The external oblique is innervated by ventral rami ____.
T7-12
The internal intercostal muscle fibers run ______.
superior-medial to inferior-lateral (mountain pose orientation)
The diaphragm has one action: ______. It is innervated by the ______ nerve.
inspiration, phrenic
The diaphragm attaches at the _____ process, inner surfaces of the ribs and costal cartilages, the medial and lateral _____ ligaments, and _____ vertebrae, and spans to the ____ tendon (via the crura).
xiphoid, arcuate, lumbar, central
The ______ and _____ arteries supply transversus thoracis.
internal thoracic, anterior intercostal
transversus abdominis ____ the abdominal cavity (action) and is innervated by the ____ ventral rami and ____ nerve (hint: same as internal oblique)
compresses, L1, lower thoracic
The cremasteric a. supplies the _____ muscle and branches off of the ______ artery.
cremaster, inferior epigastric
The cremaster muscle ______ the testis and is innervated by the ______ nerve.
elevates, genitofemoral
The internal oblique spans the _____ fascia to the _____ ligament, _____ crest, and _____ sheath.
thoracolumbar, inguinal, iliac, rectus
The quadratus lumborum muscle attaches at the ____ rib, the ____ ligament, and the iliac ____.
12th, iliolumbar, crest
_____ abdominis attaches to the lower six costal cartilages, the _____ fascia, iliac crest, and ___ sheath.
transversus, thoracolumbar, rectus
Transversus thoracis has the same action and innervation as the internal intercostals, which is _____ and _____.
depression of ribs, intercostal nerves
The diaphragm is supplied by the _____, _____, _____, and _____ arteries.
musculophrenic, inferior phrenic, subcostal, lower posterior intercostal