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Agonist

Muscle has a major responsibility for a producing a specific movement

Antagonist

Muscles that oppose or reverse a particular movement


Can help regulate agonist movements

Synergists

Help agonist by adding extra force to movement or reduce undesirable movements


Can exert force to specific location

Fixators

Synergists that immobilize a bone so agonist has a stable base on which to act on

Circular (fascicle arrangements)

Fascicles arranged in concentric circles, surround external body openings


Ex:orbicularis oris

Convergent (fascicle arrangements)

Has a broad origin, fascicles converge toward single tendon of insertion, has triangular or fan shape


Ex: pectoralis major

Parallel (fascicle arrangements)

Length of fascicles runs parallel to the long axis of the muscle


Are straplike or spindle shaped (fusiform)


Ex:biceps branchii

Unipennate

When fascicles only insert into one side of the tendon


Ex. Extensor digitorum longus

Bipennate

Fascicles insert into to tendon from opposite sides, muscle looks like feather


Ex. Rectus femoris

Multipennate

Looks like many feathers side by side, all ends inserted into one large tendon


Ex. Deltoid

Origin

Muscle attached to fixed or immovable part of bone

Insertion

Muscle attached to the movable bone

Muscle location (named)

Indicate bone or body region where muscle is associated


Ex. Temporal, costal (rib)

Muscle shape (named)

Deltoid shaped like triangle


Trapezius muscles form trapezoid

Muscle size (named)

Maximus (largest), minimis (smallest), longus (long), brevis (short)

Direction of muscle fibers (named)

Rectus (straight), transversus (right angle), oblique (obliquely)


To midline of long axis of bone or body

Number of origins (named)

Biceps (two), triceps (three), quadriceps (four)


Each head attached to different origin

Location of attachment (named)

Origin then insertion when named


Ex. Sternocleidmastoid

Muscle action (named)

Movement produced


Ex. Flexor, extensor, adductor