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Teres major

Proximal/origin: lateral as die of inferior angle & the scapula & lower 1/2 of axillary border


●Distal/ insertion: crest of lesser tubercle of humerus (medial lip of bicipital groove


●action: extension, abduction, medically rotate shoulder


"Hands in handcuffs "


●lats little helper

Cranial nerve V/Trigeminal nerve

Class: motor


Function: chewing


Location: masseter, temporalis

Cranial nerve VIII/ vestibulocochlear

Class: sensory


Function: hearing, equilibrium

Cranial nerve X/vagus nerve

Class: mixed


Function: taste, monitors blood pressure, measures carbon dioxide and oxygen in blood, somatic senses such as touch, taste, & temp. Sensations from visceral organs in abdomen

Cranial nerve XI/ accessory nerve


Originates from both brain stem and spinal chord (the only cranial nerve that does this)

Class: from cranial, Motor


From spinal chord, mixed mainly motor


Function movement of head and shoulders, swallowing

Plexus


Plexus

Network of axons


Made up of ventral or anterior rami NOT dorsal

Cervical plexus


Phrenic nerve

Found deep w/in nneck


Innervates diaphram, stimulates breathing


Made up of ventral rami of cervicalnerves of c-1 through

Lumbar plexus

Formed by lumbar spinal nerves L-1 through L-4


Network located psoas major


●splits into 2 main nerves that innervate lower limbs

Femoral nerve (largest nerve)

Off of L-3 & L-4


●responsible all the way to toe


●mixed skin-sensory


Muscle is motor


● innervates skin & muscle of anterior thigh

Obturator nerve

Class- mixed *skin is sensory


*muscle is motor


●function- innervates skin and muscle of medial thigh


Erector spinae


Named for


Location


Function

Function and location


Medial to lateral- S, L, I


●spinalis- close to the spine


●longisimus- on both sides of


Spine (longest of the 3


●iliocastalis- connects to ilium. and ribs (costal)


Function- keep spine erect

Erector spinalis- divided and named by row of vertebrae

●inferior - lumborium


● middle - thoracic


● superior - cervicus (neck)


Capitas (skull)

Spinalis thoracis

Origin/inferior- spinous process of the upper lumbar and lower thoracic vertebrae


●insertion/superior - spinous process of upper thoracic vertebrae

Spinalis cervicus*when present

●inferior origin -Nuchal ligament, spinous process of c-7


●superior insertion - spinous process of of cervical vertebrae except c-1

Longisimus thoracis

●inferior origin - transverse process of lumbar vertebrae via the common tendon


●superior insertion - transverse process of of thoracic vertebrae

Longisimus cervicus

● inferior origin - transverse process of thoracic vertebrae


● superior insertion - cervical vertebrae, mastoid process of temporal bone

Action of all erector spinae

Bilateral - extension of spine


Unilateral - lateral flexion of spine (side bending)