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C1 DERMATOME
TOP OF HEAD
C1 MYOTOME
CONTRIBUTORS TO NECK FLEXION
C2 DERMATOME
TEMPORAL AND OCCIPITAL REGIONS OF THE HEAD
C2 MYOTOME
CERVICAL FLEXION:
LONGUS COLLI
SCM
RECTUS CAPITUS
C3 DERMATOME
POST CHEEK
NECK
C3 MYOTOME
LATERAL FLEXION:
TRAPEZIUS
SPLENUS CAPITIS
C4 DERMATOME
SUP SHLD
CLAVICLE AREA
C4 MYOTOME
SHOULDER SHRUG:
TRAPEZIUS
LEVATOR SCAPULAE
C5 DERMATOME
DELTOID PATCH
LATERAL UPPER ARM
C5 MYOTOME
SHOULDER ABDUCTION (DELTOID)
ELBOW FLEXION (BICEPS)
C5 REFLEX
BICEPS
(BRACHIORADIALIS)
C6 DERMATOME
LATERAL FOREARM
RADIAL SIDE OF HAND
THUMB AND INDEX FINGER
C6 MYOTOME
ELBOW FLEXION (BICEPS, SUPINATOR)
WRIST EXTENSION
C6 REFLEX
BRACHIORADIALIS
(BICEPS)
C7 DERMATOME
POSTEROLATERAL ARM AND FOREARM
MIDDLE FINGER
C7 MYOTOME
ELBOW EXTENSION (TRICEPS)
WRIST FLEXION
C7 REFLEX
TRICEPS
C8 DERMATOME
MEDIAL FOREARM
ULNAR BORDER OF HAND
RING AND LITTLE FINGER
C8 MYOTOME
ULNAR DEVIATION
THUMB EXTENSION
FINGER FLEXION
FINGER ABDUCTION