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KESM A&P thoracic

KESM thorax and spine

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what is the deepest lateral abdominal muscle internal oblique
what is the insertion of transverse abdominus abdominal aponeurosis to linea alba
how do the fibers of the internal oblique lie in relation to external obliques perpendicular
how many abdominal muscles area there 4
actions of QL elevate hip, laterally flex and extend back
origin of QL posterior iliac crest
what does the ligamentum nuchae become after C7 supraspinous ligament
origin of diaphragm lumbar: upper 2 or 3 lumbar vertebrae costal: inner surface of lower 6 ribs sternal attachment:inner part xiphoid process
origin of rectus abdominus pubic crest & symphysis
area esophagus goes through the diaphragm esophageal hiatus
insertion of diaphragm central tendon
A/O/I of intercostals A: external elevate ribs/internal lower ribs O: inferior border of rib above I: superior border of rib below
where can pulse of abdominal aorta be palpated 2" above naval and straight down
what is the this diamond shaped fascia that lies across the thorax thoracolumbar aponeurosis
primary muscle of respiration diaphragm
origin of external oblique is proximal to the origin of what shoulder muscle serratus anterior
1/2 of all neck rotation occurs between which vertebral levels C1-C2
the lamina groove is located between which 2 bony landmarks of the vertebra spinal processes and transverse spinal processes
what are 4 Abdominal Muscles rectus abdominus; transverse abdominus; internal & external obliques
what are 3 Respiration Muscles diaphragm; internal & external intercostals
what are 3 Connective Tissues thoracic aponeurosis; ligamentum nuchae; supraspinus ligament
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