RESPIRATORY MUSCLES Flashcards
Respiratory M.
*10 + diaphragma
1. M. Serratus dorsalis cranialis (INSP)
2. M. Serratus dorsalis caudalis (EXP)
3. M. Intercostalis externus (INSP)
4. M. Intercostalis internus (EXP)
5. M. Rectus thoracis (IN)
6. M. Transversus thoracis (EX)
7. M. Levatores costarum (insp)
8. M. Scalenius (insp)
9. M. Retractor costa ultimae (ex)
10. M. Subcostalis (ex)
+ Diaphragma
Respiratory M
M. Scalenius
SCALENIUS DORSALIS O: Proc. Transversus C4-C6 I: dorsal: Rib 1-4 Ventral: Rib 1-8/9 (CRAN)
MEDIUS:
O: Processus Transversus C6-7
I: 1 rib
A: INSPIRATION
Respiratory M
M.Serratus dorsalis cranialis
O: Proc.Spinosus Th1-7 + Thoracolumb facia
I: Rib 1-10 prox
A: INSPIRATION
Respiratory M
M.Serratus dorsalis caudalis
O: Thoracolumbar facia
I: Rib 11-13 prox
A: EXPIRATION
Respiratory M
M. Rectus Thoracis
O: Rib 1
I: Rib 2-4 (ventrally)
A: INSP
Respiratory M
M. Retractor costae Ultimae
O: L1-L4 + Thoracolumbar facia
I: Last rib (caudal)
A: EXPIRATION
Respiratory M
M. INTERCOSTALIS Externus
O: Rib n (caudal)
I: Rib N+1 (cranial)
A: EXPIRATION
Respiratory M
M. INTERCOSTALIS Internus
O: Rib N-1 Cranial
I: Rib N caudal
A: INSPIRATION //
Respiratory M
M. SUBCOSTALIS
Crossing medial surface of rib 9-11
A: EXPIRATION
Respiratory M
M.Transversus Thoracis
O: Sternum, inner surface
I: 2-8 costal cartilages (ventral to costochondral joint)
A: EXPIRATION
Respiratory M
The most important respiratory muscle
DIAPHRAGMA - Helps increase abdominal pressure LAYERS: 1. Plaura 2. Fascia Endothoracica 3. M.Phrenicus 4. Fascia Abdominalis 5. Peritoneum
M. PHRENICUS - Corona Muscularis 1. Pars sternalis 2. Pars Lumbalis 3. Pars Costalis Meet in CENTRUM TENDINEUM
Other structures: 1. Capula diaphragmatica - Cranial Part 2. Arcus lumbocostalis - Connection btw Lubar and costal parts 3. Trigonum Lubocostale (=no phrenic M = Vulnerable to hernias) 4. Hiatus Aorticus, - Opening for the Aorta - Formed by crus sinister and crus dexter 5. Hiatus Oesophagus - Opening for the oesophagus - Extension of crus dexter