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21 Cards in this Set

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Teres minor
rotates shoulder laterally
Infraspinatus
rotates shoulder laterally
Supraspinatus
abducts shoulder
Teres major
rotates, extends, & adducts shoulder
Sternocleidomastoid
laterally rotates cervical spine,
protracts head
Multifidus
extends vertebral column, hyperextends & rotates spine, stabilizes vertebrae
Intercostals
decrease or increase volume of thoracic cavity, exhale or inhale
Serratus anterior
pulls and rotates the scapula forward
Pectoralis minor
pulls scapula (shoulder) forward and downward
Rhomboideus minor
adducts scapula & rotates it downward
Rhomboideus major
adducts scapula & rotates it downward
Levator scapula
elevates scapula (shrug muscle)
Quadratus lumborum
flexes vertebral columbnlaterally, helps maintain posture
Lumbodorsal fascia
*Not a muscle but a large sheet of connective tissue for muscle attachment
Latissimus dorsi
adducts and extends arm, medially rotates shoulder
Pectoralis major
-pars abdominalis
rotates medially, extends & adducts shoulder (last part of tennis serve)
Pectoralis major
-pars sternocostalis
adducts arm across chest & pulls shoulder forward (tennis forehand)
Pectoralis major
-pars clavicularis
adducts arm upward toward face (uppercut)
Platysma
pulls corners of mouth down, stretches neck laterally
Trapezius
-pars spinalis
pulls scapula back & laterally rotates it
Trapezius
-pars acromialis
lifts shoulder up and back