PRAC.12 Flashcards

muscles of the thoracic girdle (except m. sternocleidomastoideus) nn. pectorales craniales nn. pectorales caudales n. thoracicus longus n. thoracicus lateralis n. thoracodorsalis

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M. latissimus dorsi

Origin: Fascia thoracolumbalis, last few ribs

Insertion: Tuberositas teres major

Action: Draw limb caudally, flex shoulder

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M. trapezius pars cervicalis

Origin: Median raphe of neck

Insertion: Spina scapulae

Action: Draw limb cranially, elevate forelimb

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M. trapezius pars thoracica

Origin: Lig. supraspinatus

Insertion: Spina scapulae

Action: Draw limb cranially, elevate forelimb

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M. pectoralis superficialis pars descendens

Origin: Manubrium sterni

Insertion: Crista tuberculi majoris, crista humeri

Action: Draw limb cranially/caudally, adduct forelimb

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M. pectoralis superficialis pars transversus

Origin: Sternebrae 1-3

Insertion: Crista tuberculi majoris, crista humeri

Action: Draw limb cranially/caudally, adduct forelimb

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M. omotransversarius

Origin: Spina scapulae, fascia brachii

Insertion: Ala atlantis

Action: Draws shoulder cranially

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M. omotransversarius

Origin: Spina scapulae, fascia brachii

Insertion: Ala atlantis

Action: Draws shoulder cranially

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M. pectoralis profundus

Origin: All sternebrae et cartilago costales of costae verae

Insertion: Tuberculum minus, (tuberculum majus)

Action: Draw limb caudally, support trunk

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M. rhomboideus pars capitis

Origin: Crista nuchae

Insertion: Margo dorsalis and dorsomedial surface of scapula

Action: Elevate forelimb, pull scapula against trunk

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M. rhomboideus pars cervicis

Origin: Raphe of neck, processus spinosus of Th1-Th3

Insertion: Margo dorsalis and dorsomedial surface of scapula

Action: Elevate forelimb, pull scapula against trunk

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M. rhomboideus pars thoracis

Origin: Processus spinosus of Th4-Th7

Insertion: Margo dorsalis and dorsomedial surface of scapula

Action: Elevate forelimb, pull scapula against trunk

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M. serratus ventralis cervicis

Origin: Processus transversus of C2-C7

Insertion: Facies serrata of scapula

Action: Support trunk, inspiration

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M. serratus ventralis thoracis

Origin: Rib 1-8

Insertion: Facies serrata of scapula

Action: Support trunk, inspiration

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N. thoracicus longus innervates…

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M. serratus ventralis

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N. thoracodorsalis

  • Originates from C8
  • Innervates: m. latissimus dorsi
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M. serratus ventralis cervicis

Origin: Processus transversus of C2-C7

Insertion: Facies serrata of scapula

Action: Support trunk, inspiration

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N. pectorales craniales

  • From C6-C8
  • Innervates: m. pectorales superficialis
  • Located between descending and transverse superficial pecs.
    • ​​’Points’ toward the transverse
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Nn. pectorales caudalis

  • From C8-T2
  • Supplies: m. pectoralis profundus et ascendens
  • Located under the descending superficial pectoral
    • Dig through the deep pectoral
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N. thoracica longus

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  • From C7
  • Supplies: M. serratus ventralis
  • Located below serratus ventralis
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N. thoracicus lateralis

  • From C8-T1
  • Innervates: m. cutaenus trunci
  • Located between mm. pectorales and latissimus dorsi