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cutaneous trunci
thin sheet of skeletal muscle that is just deep to skin and attaches to fascia of trunk

causes skin twitches
biceps brachii
action: flexes elbow and extends shoulder

origin: scapula

insertion: radius
triceps brachii
antagonist muscle to biceps brachii

action: extends elbow

origin: humerus

insertion: ulna
supraspinatus
more cranial muscle that lies on scapular spine

action: extends scapula

origin: scapula

insertion: proximal humerus
infraspinatus
lies on the caudal side of scapular spine

action: extends or flexes joint

origin: scapula

insertion: caudal part of proximal humerus
latissimus dorsi
caudal to the scapula, broad muscle above ribs

action: allows backward movement, like digging

origin: spinous process of thoracic-lumbar vertebrae

insertion: medial humerus
trapezius
big triangular muscle

action: elevates and abducts forelimb

origin: cervical-lumbar vertebrae

insertion: spine of scapula
biceps femoris
longest, widest thigh muscle

action: extends hip, stifle, hock

origin: ischium

insertion: tibia
semitendinosis
middle thigh muscle behind biceps femoris

action: extends hip, flexes stifle, extends hock

origin: ischium

insertion: tibia

*sciatic nerve is located in this muscle
semimembranosis
most medial of thigh muscles

action: extends hip

origin: ischium

insertion: tibia
gastrocnemius
calf muscle; calcaneon tendon is end of this mucle

action: flexes stifle, extends hock

origin: distal femur

insertion: calcaneous
external abdominal oblique
most superficial abdominal muscle
internal abdominal oblique
muscle deep to the external abdominal
rectus abdominis
muscle that runs longways down the middle of the muscle
transverse abdominis
deepest abdominal muscle
linea alba
line created by connective tissue sheets (aponeuroses) in middle of abdominal muscles
epaxial muscles
muscles associated with the vertebral column
external intracostal muscles
sit inbetween ribs on the outside

fibers directed down and backward

rotate ribs up and forward
internal intracostal muscles
lie deep to the external intracostals

rotate the ribs backward and down

fibers go down and forward
diaphragm
dome shaped muscle between the thoracic and abdominal cavities
functions of muscular system
movement, posture, heat production
types of muscle
skeletal, smooth, cardiac
antagonist
move opposite (biceps and triceps = flexion and extension)
synergist
move the same
flexion
contracting movement that makes angle between two bones smaller
extension
movement that makes joint angles larger
bursae
fluid filled cushions that lie between tendons and bones
endomysium
connective tissue between individual muscle fibers
perimysium
sheath surrounding bundles of muscle fibers
epimysium
connective tissue that surrounds entire muscle