Wk 3 1168 Flashcards

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What are the 4 attachments for muscles

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Tendinous, aponeurotic, fleshy, raphe

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What is a tendinous attachment

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Fibrous tissue attach muscle fibres to bone- looks like a cord and silvery

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What is an aponeurotic attachment and where is it generally located

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Located at the abdominals, fibrous tissue attaching muscle fibres to bone- looks like a sheet is silvery dull e.g palmar aponeurosis

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What is a fleshy attachment

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Muscle fibre attached directly to the bone via epimysium e.g pec major to clavicle head

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What is a raphe attachment

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Muscles attaching directly to another muscle e.g under the neck

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Name the four parallel muscle types and an example for each

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Strap: e.g anterior thigh (satorius)
Fusiform: biceps brachii
Flat: pronator quadratus
Radiate: pec major

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name the 3 types of pennate muscles and give an ex for each

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Unipennate: extensor digitorum
bipennate: rectus femoris
multipennate: deltoid

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8
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Name two types of circular muscles

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orbicularis oculi & oris, eyes and mouth respec.

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What are the actions of the rotator cuff muscles and location

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Subscapularis: subscapular fossa - medial rotation
supraspinatus: supraspinous fossa
infraspinatus fossa:
teres minor: lateral border of scapula
SIT: lateral rotation of humerus

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What are the muscles moving humerus anteriorly; 3- action and location

Hint: P.M, D, B

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pec major; sternum & clavicular head into intertubercular groove– flexion/ adduction/ medial rotation
deltoid anterior- flexion, abduction
biceps brachii; flexion
- long head (intertubercular groove)
- short head (coracoid process)

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Location of coracobrachialis and action

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attach at coracoid process and shaft of humerus,
- flexion and adduction

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Posterior muscles of humerus actions-4

hint: D, L, T, T

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deltoid (post): external rotation, extension
lats: adduction, extension, medial rotation
teres major: adduction, extension
triceps: extension

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13
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action of middle deltoid

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abduction

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Muscles moving scapular- anterior-2

hint: P.M, S.A

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pec minor: protraction, medial rotation
serratus anterior: superior/inferior angle of scapula + medial border
- upward rotation, protraction

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Posterior muscles-3
Hint: T, R, L.S

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trapezius: upwards rotation/ lateral
- upper- elevation
- middle- retraction
-lower- depression
rhomboid major/minor: spinous process- retraction
levator scapular: cervical vertebrae to scapular spine: elevation

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Muscles of the elbow- actions-5

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biceps brachii: pronation
brachialis: elbow flexion, pronation
brachioradialis: flexion
pronator teres: pronation/ flexion
pronator quadratus: pronation

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posterior muscles of the elbow region- actions-3

hint: T.B, A, S

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triceps brachii: extension
anconeus: elbow extension (lateral epicondyle of humerus to olecranon proc of ulna)
supinator: supination (lateral epicondyle of humerus to post surf of radius)

18
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name the 3 muscles that attach at the coracoid process

hint: P.M, S, C.B

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pec minor, short end of scapula, coracoid brachialis