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Masseter

Origin: Zygomatic arch




Insertion; mandible




Function: Elevates jaw

Temporalis:

Origin:Temopral bone




Insertions: coronoid process




Function: elevates mandible

Multifidus

Origin:Sacrum


Insertions: Spinous process of 3rd or 4th vertebra




Function:Extends vertebral column

Interspinales

Origin:SPinous process of each vertebra




Insertions: Spinous process of vertebra




Function:extends vertebral column

Intertranseversarii

Origin: Transverseprocess of each vertebra




Insertions: Transverse process of mmore vertebra




Function: Lateral flexion of vertebral column

Quadratus laborum

Origin: Iliac crest




Insertions:Last rib




Function: Depress ribs

Superior serratus posterior

Origin:Spinous processes of C7-T3




Insertions: Superior border of ribs




Function: elevates ribs

INferior serratus posterior

Origin: Spinous process of T11




Insertions:Inferior borders of ribs






Function:pulls ribs down

External oblique

Origin: borders of ribs




Insertions: Iliac crest




Function:compress abdomen

Internal oblique

Origin: Iliac crest




Insertions: Rib 12




Function:compress abdomen

Transversus abdominus

Origin: Cartilege of ribs




Insertions: pubis




Function: Compress abdomen

Rectus abdominus

Origin: Superior surface of Pubis




Insertions: Xiphoid process




Function:Depress ribs

Levator Scapulae

Origin: Transverse process of Cervical vertebra




Insertions: Superior angle




Function: its in the name u goof

Pectoralis minor

Origin: Anterior surface of ribs




Insertions: coracoid process




Function:Depresses and contracts shoulders

Rhomboid major

Origin: Spinous process of t2-t5




Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula




Function:Adducts and downward rotation of scapula

Rhomboid minor

Origin: Spinous process of C7-T1




Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula




Function:adduction and downward rotation of scapula

Serratus anterior

Origin: Anterior margins of ribs 1-10




Insertions: Vertebral border of scapula




Function:Protracts shoulder

Trapezius

Origin:Occipital bone




Insertions:Clavicle and scapula




Function: Elevate retract or depress scapula

Coracobrachialis

Origin: Coracoid process




Insertions: Humerus




Function:Adduction of shoulder

Deltoid

Origin: Clavicle and Scapula




Insertions: Deltoid tuberosity




Function:Abduction of Shoulder



Suprapinatus

Origin: Supraspinous fossa




Insertions: Greater tubercle




Function:Abduction of shoulder

Infraspinatus

Origin: Infraspinous fossa




Insertions: Greater tubercle




Function:rotation of shoulder





Subscapularis

Origin: Subscapular fossa




Insertions: lesser tubercle




Function:rotation of shoulder

Teres major

Origin: INf. angle of scapula




Insertions: intertubercular suclcus




Function: Extension and rotation of shoulder

Teres minor

Origin: Lat border of scapula




Insertions: Greater tubercle




Function:rotation and adduction of the shoulder

Latissimus dorsi

Origin: Lumbar verterbrae




Insertions: Intertubercular sulcus




Function:Extension adduction rotation of shoulder

Pectoralis major

Origin: Cartileges of ribs 2-6




Insertions: Greater tubercle




Function:flexion adduction and rotation of shoulder

Biceps brachii

Origin: coracoid process, supragleoid tubercle




Insertions:Radial tuberosity




Function:flexion at elbow and shoulder , supination

Brachialis

Origin: humerus




Insertions: Ulnar tuberosity




Function:flexion at elbow

Brachioradialis

Origin: Lateral epicondyle of humerus




Insertions:Radius




Function:flex elbow

Anconeus

Origin:Lateral epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: olecranon and ulnar shaft




Function:extends elbow

Triceps Lateral head, long head and medial head

Origin: Long head: Scapula SHort and meadial head:Humerus




Insertions:Olecranon




Function:Extends elbow

Pronator quadratus

Origin: Distal ulna




Insertions: Distal radius




Function:Pronate forearm

Pronator teres

Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: Lateral surface of radius




Function: pronation and flexion of elbow

Supinator

Origin: Lateral epicondyle of humerus




Insertions:radius




Function:supinates forearm

Flexor carpi radialis

Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus




Insertions:metacrpals




Function: flexion and abduction of wrist

Flexor carpi ulnaris

Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: pisiform, hamate




Function:flexion and adduction at wrist

Palmaris longus

Origin:medial epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: palmar aperneurosis




Function: flexion at wrist

Extensor carpi radialis

Origin:Lateral supracondylar ridge




Insertions:2nd metacarpal




Function:extend abduct wrists

Extensor carpi ulnaris

Origin:Lat epicondyle of humerus




Insertions:5th metacarpal bone




Function:extension and adduction at wrist

Abductor pollicis longus

Origin: Dorsal ulna




Insertions: lateral metacarpals




Function:abduct thumb

Extensor digitorum

Origin: LAt epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: Posterior surface of phalanges




Function: extends fingers

Extensor pollicis brevis

Origin: Shaft of radius




Insertions: base of proximal phalynx




Function: extension of thumb

Extensor pollicus longus

Origin: Lateral surface of ulna




Insertions: distal thumb




Function:extends thumb

Extensor indicus

Origin: ulna




Insertions: posterior proximal surface




Function: extends index finger

Extensor digiti minimi

Origin: Lat epicondyle of humerus




Insertions: proximal little finger




Function: extends little finger

Flexor digitorum superficialis

Origin: Medial epicondyle of humerus




Insertions:base of middle phlanges




Function:flexions of muscles in hand

Flexor digitorum profundus

Origin:Posterior ulna




Insertions:base of distal phalanges




Function: flex fingers

Flexor pollicis longus

Origin:Anterior shaft of radius




Insertions:distal thumb




Function: flexes thumb

Gluteus Maximus

Origin: Iliac crest




Insertions: IT Band




Function:Extends hip

Gluteus medius

Origin: Ant. Iliac crest




Insertions: Greater trochanter




Function:Abduction of hip

Gluteus minimus

Origin: Ilium




Insertions:greater trochanter




Function:abduction of hip

Tesnor fascia latae

Origin: Iliac crest




Insertions: IT tract




Function: abduction and medial rotation

Obturator Internus and externus

Origin: Lateral obturator foramen




Insertions: intertrochnanteric fossa




Function: rotation and abduction

Piriformis

Origin: Sacrum




Insertions: Greater trochanter




Function: Lateral rotation

Gemeli

Origin: Ischial spine




Insertions:greater trochanter




Function: lateral rotation

Adductor brevis

Origin: inferior pubic ramus




Insertions: linea aspera




Function: addcution of hip

Adductor longus

Origin: inf ramus of pubis




Insertions: Linea aspera




Function:adduction of hip

Adductor magnus

Origin: inf ramus of pubis




Insertions: linea aspers




Function: adduction at the hip

Pectineus

Origin: Inf Ramus of pubis




Insertions: pectineal line of femur




Function: flexion and abduction of hip

Gracilis

Origin: inf ramus of pubis




Insertions:tibia




Function:flexion and medial rotation of knee

Psoas major

Origin:Transverse process T12




Insertions: lesser trochanter




Function: flexes hip

Biceps femoris

Origin: Ischial tuberosity




Insertions:Head of fibula




Function:flexes knee

Semimembranosus

Origin: Ishial tuberosity




Insertions: Medial condyle




Function: flexes knee

Semitendonosus

Origin: ischial tuberosity




Insertions: medial tibia




Function: flexion of knee

Sartorius

Origin: Ant sup iliac spine




Insertions: medial tibia




Function: flexes knee

Popliteus

Origin: Lateral condyle of femur




Insertions: posterior tibial shaft




Function:medial rotation of tibia

Rectus femoris

Origin: Ant inf iliac spine




Insertions:patellar ligament / tibial tuberosity




Function: extends knee

Vastus Lateralis

origin: grater trochanter




Insertion:tibial tuberosity




Function: extends knee

Vastus medialis

Origin: Linea aspera




Insertions: Tibial tuberosity




Function: Extends knee

Tibialis anterior

Origin: Lateral shaft of tibia




Insertions: base of metacarpals




Function: dorsi flexion

Gastrocenemius

Origin: Femoral condyle




Insertions: calcaneus, via calcaneal tendon




Function:plantar flexion

Fibularis longus

Origin:proximal fibula




Insertions:5th metatarsal




Function: eversion of foot

Plantaris

Origin:Lateral supracondylar ridge




Insertions: posterior calcaneus




Function: plantar flexion

Soleus

Origin: Proximal shaft of fibula




Insertions: Calcaneus




Function: Plantar flexion

Tibialis posterior

Origin: Interosseus membrane




Insertions: navicular




Function: inversion of foot

Flexor digitorum longus

Origin: postmedial surface of tibia




Insertions: inferior surface of distal pahlanges




Function: flexs toes

FLexor hallicus longus

Origin: Lateral condyle of tibia




Insertions: inferior surface of big toe




Function: flexes big toe

Extensor digitorum longus

origin: lateral condyle of tibia




insertions: superior suface of phalange




Function: extension of toes

Extensor hallicus longus

Origin: anterior surface of fibula




Insertions: superior surface of phalange




Function: extends big toe

Thalmus

Relay processing information

Hypothalamus

Controls emotions, autonomic and hormone production

Pons

Relays sensory info to cerebellum

Medulla oblongata

relays sensory info also controls respiratory cardiovascular and digestive activities

Cerebellum

coordinates motor patterns

What makes up 1/3 of a bones weight?

Collagen (tough yet brittle)




-calcium and phosphate make up the rest

What is a compact bone?

Cortical shell , outer shell of vertebral body

What is spongy bone

long bone ends, inside vertebrae

Define osteoperosis

low bone mass and micro-architectural deterioration

Define lamellae

Concentric rings of calcified matrix

What do the lamellae surround ?

Osteon

What do osteocytes do?

Sense mechanical stimulus

Osteoblasts

Build , by secreting osteoid

Osteoclasts

collapse, by producing acid that dissolves matrix

What is periosteum and Endosteum

peri: Surrounds the bone




Endo: Cellular lining in the bone

Bone modelling and remodelling

Modeling drifts control changes in bone shape (mainly during growth)•





Remodeling regulates bone within tissue by resorption and formation of bone (throughout life)

What are the 3 main types of connective tissue?

Dense regular , dense irregular, and elastic

What are the 3 main types of DENSE REGULAR tissue?

Tendon(cords of collagen), ligament (cords) and aponeuroses (sheets of collagen)

What are some examples of DENSE IRREGULAR tissue

Perichondrium (around cartilege)




Periosteum ( around bone )

Elastic CT give an example

ligamentum flavum

What are the 3 layers of a fascia

1. superficial ( under da skin)




2. deep




3. subserous

What are the 3 types of cartilage

1) Hyaline- articular surfaces




2) Elastic - external ear




3) Fibrous - intervertebral discs, meniscus

What are the 2 ways cartilage can grow?

1) Interstitial - bone grow length




2) Appositional - growth in width

What does the Hypothalamus produce

regulatory hormones that regulate or inhibit hormone release from the pituitary gland




ADH, OXYtocin

What does the pituitary gland prodiuce

ADH and OXYtocin




it controls the function of other endocrine glands

Thyroid gland

produces thyroid hormones: Thyroxine and triidothyronine, it also accelerates metabolic rate

Parathyroid gland

increase blood calcium levels

Thymus gland

Produces thymosin , which helps mature lymphocytes

Kidney

Erythropoietin : produces RBC's






Claciriol: stimulates calcium and phosephae uptake into blood

Adrenal cortex (little triangle on the kidney)

Produces mineralocorticoids- regulates urine




GLucocoriticoids- speeds synthesis of glucose and glycogen




Androgens- sex hormones




Adrenal Medulla- epinipherine

Pancreas

Produces- Insulin(to lower blood sugar)




GLucagon(to raise blood sugar)





Testes

Produce testosterone

Ovaries

Produce estradiol




and progesterone

Pineal gland

Produces melatonin

What are the primary functions of the lymphnoid system

Produce maintain and distribute Lymphocytes




Defence against viruses

Where does the thoracic duct drain into?

Left subclavian vein

What does the spleen do?

Filters and stores blood , and stores iron

What are the 3 major functions of the stomach?

1. Storage of bolus




2. Mechanical breakdown of bolus




3. Chemical breakdown of foor




All of this is done to make chyme from the bolus

What are the 3 bands of smooth muscle on the stomach?

Longitudinal layer




Circular layer




Oblique Layer

3 section of the small intestine and functions of each

Duodenum:shortest and widest section known as the mixing bowl




Jejunum: chemical digestion and nutrient absorbtion




Ileum: Longest segment of the small intestine

What is segmentation in digestion?

The activity of breaking up food in the small intestine

What are the functions of Large intestine

Reabsorbs water and electrolytes

What are the 2 sections of the Paritoneal cavity

VIsceral: closest to visceral organs




Parietal: closer to the body wall

What does the liver do?

Detoxification of the center of body

What does the gallblader do?

Bile is stored there




bile is a fat emulsifier

What does the pancreas do?

makes digestive enzymes like




Lipases -> lipids




Carbohydrases -> carbohydrates


...

What are the 3 types of muscle tissue?

Skeletal




Cardiac




Smooth

Which muscles are striated? Which aren't?

Skeletal and caridac= Striated




Smooth= no striations

What are the 4 layers of Connective tissue?

1. Epimysium




2. Perimysium




3. Endomysium




4. Sarcolemma

What are the different types of skeletal muscle?

Parallel (biceps) parallel with tendonus bands(rectus abdominus), Wrapping muscle (supinator), Convergent muscle (pectoralis), pennate (flexor digitorum), bipennate (rectus femoris), multipennate (deltoid) and circular (oris)