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Origin & Insertion of rectus capitus posterior major |
Ori: spinous process of axis (C2) Ins: lateral portion of occipital bone below inferior nuchal line |
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Origin and Insertion of rectus capitus posterior minor |
Ori: posterior tubercle of C1 atlas Ins: medial portion of occipital bone below inferior nuchal line |
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Origin and insertion of oblique capitus superior |
Ori: transverse process of atlas Ins: occipital bone between superior and inferior nuchal lines |
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origin and insertion of oblique capitus inferior |
Ori: spinous process of axis Ins: transverse process of atlas |
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Function of rectus capitus posterior major |
extension of head & rotation of head to same side of muscle |
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function of rectus capitus posterior minor |
extension of head |
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Function of oblique capitus superior |
extension of head and bending to the same side |
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Function of oblique capitus inferior |
rotation of face to the same side |
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Origin and insertion of the splenus capitus |
Origin: C7 - T4 spinous process and supraspinous ligaments Insertion: Mastoid and occipital bone |
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Origin and insertion of the splenus cervicus |
Origin: T3-T6 spinous processes Insertion: Transverse processes of C1 - C6 |
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What kind of rotation is caused by the transversospinous group? |
Contralateral |
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Location of the semispinalis group? |
Spans 4-6 segments, located in all sections except lumbar |
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Location of the multifidus group? |
Fibers span 2-4 segments, in all vertebrae up to C2, originating in sacrum |
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Location of the rotatores? |
Present in the entire vertebral column, but most prevalent in the thoracic; spans either 1 or 2 segments (brevis or longus). |
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Posterior thoracolumbar fascia surrounds... |
erector spinae muscles |
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Where does middle thoracolumbar fascia attach? |
Transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae and the iliac crest; superior to 12th rib |
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Where does anterior thoracolumbar fascia surround? |
Quadratus lumborum |
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What are the functions of thoracolumbar fascia (in general)? |
Prevent the spread of infection, passage for nerves and blood vessels, insulation and protection, envelops deep back muscles, separates muscles groups and allows movement. |
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Where does the vertebral artery arise? |
Subclavian |
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When the vertebral artery reaches the top of the posterior arch, where does it go? |
Pierces the atlantoccipital membrane |
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Where do the dorsal rami innervate? |
Deep back muscles, zygopophyseal joints, posterior spinal ligaments and overlying skin. |
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What are the functions of the erector spinae muscles? |
Bilaterally: extend the vertebral column and head Unilaterally: control lateral flexion of vertebral column. |
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Where do rotatores originate in the lumbar region? |
Mamillary processes. |