Pecs Flashcards

1
Q

Where does the Pec muscle tuck into

A

The pecs tuck into the the clavicle and sternum

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2
Q

What is the shape of the muscles in the pecs

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The pec muscle fibers overlap in a folding fan pattern

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Where does the pec originate?

A

The pec originates at the center most half of the clavicles front plane, the entire length of the sternum, and the top of the external obliques aponeurosis

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Where does the pec attach to the humorous?

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The pec attaches at the bicipital groove with a tendon that’s as long as your wrist. the deltoid cover this tendon

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5
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What is the bicipital groove?

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a deep, oblique groove across the upper third of the humorous. This is where the oblique attaches to the humorous

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6
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What are the functions of the pectoralis?

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  • Pulls the arm forward
    • Lower the arm
    • Adduct the arm side ways( across the body)
    • Rotate the arm medially (like for arm wrestling)
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7
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What are the three portions of the pec that overlap?

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  • The clavicular portion
    • The sternal portion
    • The abdominal portion
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Describe the clavicular portion of the pec muscle

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The clavicular portion is the thickest of the 3 portions and appears as longer than the other 2. It can obscure the front plane of the clavicle,

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9
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What is the infraclavicular fossa?

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The little triangular groove that separates the deltoid from the clavicular portion of the pectoral major

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Describe the sternal portion of the pectoral major

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The sternal portion of the pec is the largest of the 3, and is so thin you can sometimes see the ribs through it

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If you see a pattern near the sternum that look like it may be the ribs poking through, how can you tell the difference between the ribs and the pecs

A

The ribs have a consistent horizontal angle, but the pecs radiate outward

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12
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describe the abdominal portion of the pecs

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The abdominal portion is the deepest and smallest layer of the pecs. points up to the insertion.it originates at the aponeurosis of the external oblique at the 5th rib

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