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Origin and Insertion of Superficial Muscles Flashcards

1
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  1. Nasolabial levator
A

O. Side of nose (zygomatic bone)

I. Skin and cartilage of nose and lateral part of upper lip

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  1. Orbicular ocular
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O. No Origin

I. No insertion

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  1. Zygomatic
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O. Zygomatic bone

I. Angle of mouth

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  1. Frontal
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O. Zygomatic arch and frontal crest bone

I. Cartilage on forhead

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  1. Oral orbicular
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O. Skin and fascia of lips and area surrounding lips

I. Skin and fascia of lips

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  1. Parotidoauricular
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O. No origin

I. No insertion

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  1. Masseter
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O. Zygomatic process of maxilla and zygomatic arch

I. Mandible

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  1. Buccinator
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O. Mandible and maxilla, lateral to molar teeth

I. Angle of mouth and lateral portion of upper and lower lips

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  1. Sternohyoid
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O. Sternum

I. Hyoid bone

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  1. Sternocephalic
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O. Sternum

I. Base of skull (mastoid process)

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  1. Cleidocervical
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O. Upper (cranial border) of humerus

I. Base of skull with nuchal ligament and first 5 cervical vertebrae

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  1. Cervical trapezius
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O. 3rd cervical vertebrae (and supraspinous ligament) and part of the cervical vertebra
I. Scapula spine

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  1. Thoracic trapezius
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O. 9th thoracic vertebra and part of the cervical vertebrae

I. Scapula spine

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  1. Omotransverse
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O. Distal end of scapula spine

I. Atlas (1st vertabra)

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  1. Clavicular tendon in Brachiocephalic m.
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Attached to the distal 3rd of the humerus and via a tendon on the clavicle

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  1. Cleidobrachial
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O. Clavicular band

I. Medial aspect of humerus

17
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  1. Deltoid
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O. Scapula spine

I. Deltoid tuberosity of humerous

18
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  1. Brachialis
A

O. Proximal 3rd lateral surface of the humerus

I. Ulnar and radial tuberosities

19
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  1. Brachial triceps
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O. Posterior edge of scapula

I. Humerus and ulna

20
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  1. Deep Pectorial
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O. Sternum

I. Medial humerus

21
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  1. Latissimus dorsi
A

O. Lumbar and thoracic vertebrae

I. Upper medial humerus

22
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  1. External abdominal obliques
A

O. Last rib and thoracolumbar fascia

I. Linea alba and tendon to pubis

23
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  1. Internal abdominal obliques
A

O. Tuber coxae

I. Costal arch, rectus abdominis and linea alba

24
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  1. Sacrocaudal
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O. Sacrum

I. Coccygeal vertabrae

25
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  1. Superficial Gluteal
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O. Lumbar spine and Ilium

I. Hip

26
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  1. Middle Gluteal
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O. Sacrum, ilium and lumbar spine

I. Hip

27
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  1. Sartorial
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O. Ilium

I. Medial tibia

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  1. Tensor m. of fascia lata
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O. Point of hip and ilium

I. Femoral fascia and distal femur

29
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  1. Semitendinous
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O. Ischium

I. Hock and tibia

30
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  1. Femoral biceps
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O. Ischium and ilium

I. Proximal end of tibia, patella and hock

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