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82 Cards in this Set
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brachioradialis
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Origin:
middle of humerus Insertion: distal end of radius Action: rotates radius to supine position |
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clavobrachialis
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Origin:
clavicle Insertion: proximal end of ulna Action: extends the forelimb |
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triceps brachii
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Origin:
scapula and humerus Insertion: olecranon Action: extends forelimb |
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extensor carpi ulnaris
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Origin:
lateral epicondyle of humerus Insertion: metacarpal Action: extends wrist (carpal joint) |
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extensor carpi radialis
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Origin:
lateral surface of humerus Insertion: metacarpal Action: extends wrist |
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extensor digitorum communis
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Origin:
lateral surface of humerus Insertion: phalanges Action: extends digits of manus |
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extensor digitorum lateralis
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Origin:
lateral surface of the humerus Insertion: phalanges Action: extends digits of manus |
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flexor carpi radialis
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Origin:
medial epicondyle of humerus Insertion: metacarpals Action: flexes wrist |
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flexor carpi ulnaris
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Origin:
medial epicondyle of humerus and olecranon Insertion: carpals Action: flexes wrist |
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palmaris longus
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Origin:
medial epicondyle of humerus Insertion: proximal phalanges of digits Action: flexes wrist |
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pronator teres
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Origin:
medial epicondyle of humerus Insertion: middle of radius Action: rotates radius to prone |
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epitrochlearis
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Origin:
lateral border of lateral dorsi and lumbar vertebrae Insertion: olecranon process of ulna Action: extends lower forelimb |
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latissimus dorsi
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Origin:
spinous process of thoracic Insertion: medial humerus Action: pulls forelimb posteriorly and dorsally |
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pectoantebrachialis
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Origin:
manubrium Insertion: superficial fascia of antrebrachium (near elbow) Action: adducts forelimb |
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pectoralis major
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Origin:
sternum Insertion: proximal 2/3 of humerus Action: adducts forelimb |
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pectoralis minor
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Origin:
sternum Insertion: proximal 1/2 of humerus Action: adducts forelimb |
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xiphihumeralis
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Origin:
sternum Insertion: proximal humerus Action: adducts forelimb |
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external oblique
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Origin:
lumbodorsal fascia and posterior ribs Insertion: linea alba Action: compresses abdomen and flexes trunk |
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internal oblique
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Origin:
lumbodorsal fascia and iliac crest Insertion: linea alba Action: compresses abdomen and flexes trunk |
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linea alba
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a fibrous structure that runs down the midline of the abdomen
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manubrium
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top part of the sternum
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rectus abdominis
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Origin:
pubic symphysis Insertion: sternum and costal cartilages Action: compress abdomen and flex trunk |
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transverse abdominis
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Origin:
ribs, lumbar vertebrae, ilium Insertion: linea alba Action: compresses abdomen and flexes trunk |
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sternomastoid
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Origin:
manubrium Insertion: mastoid process Action: rotates head |
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digastric
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Origin:
mastoid process Insertion: dentary (inferior border) Action: depresses mandible |
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masseter
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Origin:
zygomatic arch Insertion: dentary (lateral surface) Action: elevates mandible |
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temporal
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Origin:
lateral surface of skull posterior to orbit Insertion: coronoid process of dentary Action: elevates mandible |
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mylohyoid
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Origin:
medial surface of the dentary bones Insertion: medial raphe Action: elevates floor of mouth; draw hyoid anterior |
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sternohyoid
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Origin:
1st costal cartilage Insertion: hyoid Action: draws hyoid posteriorly |
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acromiodeltoid
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Origin:
acromion Insertion: proximal end of humerus Action: raise and rotate humerus |
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spinodeltoid
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Origin:
scapula Insertion: proximal end of humerus Action: raise and rotate humerus |
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acromiotrapezius
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Origin:
spinous process of thoracic and cervical vertebrae Insertion: spine of scapula Action: stabilizes scapula |
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levator scapulae ventralis
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Origin:
occipital and atlas Insertion: scapula Action: elevates scapula |
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spinotrapezius
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Origin:
spinous process of thoracic vertebrae Insertion: scapula Action: moves scapula caudad (towards tail region) |
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clavotrapezius
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Origin:
skull Insertion: clavicle Action: extends forelimb |
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adductor femoris
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Origin:
pubis Insertion: shaft of femur Action: adducts femur |
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adductor longus
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Origin:
pubis Insertion: shaft of femur Action: adducts femur |
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gracilis
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Origin:
ischium; pubic symphysis Insertion: tibia Action: adducts femur and moves leg posteriorly |
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pectineus
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Origin:
pubis Insertion: proximal end of femur Action: adducts femur |
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gluteus maximus
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Origin:
transverse process of last sacral and 1st caudal Insertion: greater trochanter Action: abducts femur |
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gluteus medius
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Origin:
ilium and transverse process of last sacral and first caudal Insertion: greater trochanter Action: abducts femur |
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caudofemoralis
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Origin:
transverse process of caudal vertebrae Insertion: patella Action: abducts femur |
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biceps femoris
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Origin:
tuberosity of ischium Insertion: patella and tibia Action: abducts femur and flexes tibia |
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sartorius
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Origin:
crest of ilium Insertion: tibia and patella Action: abducts and rotates femur |
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gastrocnemius
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Origin:
distal end of femur Insertion: calcaneus Action: extends pes |
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peroneus longus
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Origin:
proximal fibula Insertion: metatarsals Action: extends pes |
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soleus
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Origin:
fibula Insertion: calcaneus Action: extends pes |
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tibialis anterior
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Origin:
proximal ends of tibia and fibula Insertion: 1st metatarsal Action: flexes pes |
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iliopsoas
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Origin:
lumbar vertebrae and ilium Insertion: lesser trochanter Action: draws thight forward |
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tensor fascia latae
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Origin:
crest of ilium Insertion: fascia latae Action: extends lower leg |
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semitendinosus
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Origin:
ischium Insertion: medial side of tibia Action: flexes lower leg |
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extensor digitorum longus
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Origin:
lateral epicondyle of femur Insertion: middle and distal phalanges Action: extends digits of pes |
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flexor digitorum longus
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Origin:
proximal end of tibia and fibula Insertion: base of terminal phalanges Action: flexes digits of pes |
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belly
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fleshy central portion of muscles consisting of contracile muscle fibers
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tendon
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anchors muscle; lesser cross-sectional area, allowing for more attachments @ one place
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aponeurosis
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broad, flat sheet of CT; anchors with more surface area
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origin
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more stable attachment of muscle; usually nearer to the sagittal plane (not true in intercostal muscles)
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insertion
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attachment site that moves when muscle flexes
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muscles attach to...
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-bones, cartilage, ligaments
-fascia covering other muscles -mucous membrane (tongue) -skin (facial muscles) -circular bands (sphincters) |
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muscles act only by ... and almost always occur in ... ...
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-contraction
-antagonistic groups |
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extensors
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muscles which straighten joints
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flexors
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muscles which close/bend joints
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adductors
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muscles which move appendages toward median sagittal plane
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abductors
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muscles which move appendages away from median sagittal plane
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pronators
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muscles which turn the dorsal surface of a limb anteriorly (prone position)
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supinators
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muscles which turn the ventral surface of a limb anteriorly
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levators
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muscles which raise structures
(antagonistic group: depressors) |
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depressors
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muscles which lower structures
(antagonistic group: levators) |
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sphinctors
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muscles which close openings
(antagonistic group: dilators) |
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dilators
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muscles which open openings
(antagonistic group: sphinctors) |
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fascia
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white fibrous membrane consisting of elastic fibers and fat
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4 muscles which extend forelimb
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clavobrachialis, long head of triceps, lateral head of triceps, clavotrapezius
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2 muscles which extend wrist
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extensor carpi ulnaris, extensor carpi radialis
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2 muscles which extend digits of manus
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extensor digitorum communis, extensor digitorum lateralis
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3 muscles which flex wrist
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flexor carpi radialis, flexor carpi ulnaris, palmaris longus
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4 muscles which adduct forelimb
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pectoantebrachialis, pectoralis major, pectoralis minor, xiphihumeralis
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4 muscles which compress abdomen and flex trunk
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external oblique, internal oblique, rectus abdominis, transverse abdominis
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2 muscles which elevate mandible
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masseter, temporal
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2 muscles which raise and rotate humerus
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acromodeltoid, spinodeltoid
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4 muscles which adduct femur
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adductor femoris, adductor longus, gracilis, pectineus
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5 muscles which abduct femur
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gluteus maximus, gluteus medius, caudofemoralis, biceps femoris, sartorius
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3 muscles which extend pes
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gastrocnemius, peroneus longus, soleus
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