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23 Cards in this Set

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Trapezius
holds upper limb to trunk
adducts, rotates, raises, lowers scapula
levator scapulae
elevates scapula
rotates scapula to move glenoid cavity inferiorly
rhomboid major & minor
adduct scapula
serratus posterior inferior
holds ribs steady when diaphragm moves
latissiumus dorsi
adducts, extends, & medially rotates humerus @ shoulder joint
erector spinae
extend head and vert column
laterally flex head & vert column
chief extensor of vert column
vert column rotation by what muscles?
to opposite side: multifidi, rotatores, semispinalis

to same side: splenius & erector spinae
serratus posterior superior
elevates ribs
vert column lateral flexion by what muscles?
erector spinae initiate it
splenius move head
intertransversarii
vert column extension by what muscles?
all deep back muscles except intertransversarii
oblique capitis inferior & rectus capitis posterior major/minor
rotates the atlas and turns face to same side
oblique capitis superior & rectus capitis posterior major/minor
extend and flex head to same side
pectoralis major
adducts & internally rotates humerus
flexion of the vert column caused by what muscles?
none of the muscles flex, they relax gradually and let the anterior trunk muscles take over
pectoralis minor
stabilizes scapula
subclavius
anchors & depresses clavicle
serratus anterior
rotates scapula & holds it against thoracic wall
deltoid
abducts the arm
supraspinatus
initiates arm abduction
infraspinatus
laterally rotates humerus
teres major
adducts & medially rotates arm
teres minor
laterally rotates arm
subscapularis
adducts and medially rotates the arm