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Upper Limb Muscles

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trapezius   External occipital protuberance, spinous processes of C1-T12 --> Spine and acromion of scapula; ELEVATE and RETRACT scapula  
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pectoralis minor   ribs --> coracoid process; DEPRESS scapula  
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serratus anterior   lateral rib surface --> medial border of scapula; PROTRACTION of scapula  
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Rhomboids   thoracic spinous process --> medial border of scapula; RETRACT scapula  
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levator scapulae   cervical transverse processes --> superior angle of scapula; ELEVATE scapula  
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deltoid   scapula and clavicle --> deltoid tuberosity; ABDUCTION of humerus  
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Coracobrachialis   coracoid process --> middle 1/3 of humerus; ADDUCTION of humerus  
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pectoralis major   sternum and clavicle --> intertubercular groove; FLEXION of humerus  
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latissimus dorsi   Thoracic and lumbar spinous processes --> intertubercular groove; EXTENSION and MEDIAL rotation of humerus  
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teres major   inferior angle of scapula --> intertubercular groove; EXTENSION and MEDIAL rotation of humerus  
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Supraspinatus   supraspinous fossa --> greater tubercle; LATERAL rotation, ABDUCTION of humerus  
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infraspinatus   infraspinous fossa --> greater tubercle; LATERAL rotation of humerus  
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teres minor   inferior angle of scapula --> greater tubercle; LATERAL rotation of humerus  
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subscapularis   subscapular fossa --> lesser tubercle; MEDIAL rotation of humerus  
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biceps brachii   scapula --> radial tuberosity; FLEXION of humeroulnar joint  
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brachialis   humerus --> ulnar tuberosity; FLEXION of humeroulnar joint  
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triceps branchii   scapula and humerus --> olecranon process; EXTENSION of humeroulnar joint  
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flexor digitorum superficialis   medial epicondyle --> phalanges (2-5); FLEXION of digits  
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pronator teres   medial epicondyle --> lateral surface of radius; PRONATION of antebrachium  
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flexor carpi radialis   medial epicondyle --> radial carpals; FLEXION of wrist  
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palmaris longus   medial epicondyle --> palmar aponeurosis; TENSION of palmar aponeurosis  
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flexor carpi ulnaris   medial epicondyle --> ulnar carpals; FLEXION of wrist  
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brachioradialis   lateral epicondyle --> styloid process of radius; FLEXION of humeroulnar joint  
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extensor carpi radialis (longus and brevis)   lateral epicondyle --> radial carpals; EXTENSION of wrist  
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extensor digitorum   lateral epicondyle --> phalanges (2-4); EXTENSION of digits  
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extensor digiti minimi   lateral epicondyle --> phalanx (5); EXTENSION of digit  
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extensor carpi ulnaris   lateral epicondyle --> ulnar carpals; EXTENSION of wrist  
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supinator   lateral epicondyle and ulna --> anterior surface of radius; SUPINATION of antebrachium  
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scapula muscles   trapezius (elevate, retract), serratus anterior (protract), pectoralis minor (depress), rhomboid muscles (major, minor) (retract), levator scapulae (elevate)  
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shoulder: humerus shaft muscles   deltoid (abduct), coracobrachialis (adduct), pectoralis major (flexion), latissimus dorsi, teres major (extension)  
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shoulder: humerus head muscles   supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres minor (LATERAL rotation), subscapularis (MEDIAL rotation)  
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brachium: anterior   brachialis, biceps  
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brachium: posterior   triceps  
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antebrachium: anterior   flexor digitorum (superficialis, profundus), pronator teres, flexor carpi radialis, palmaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris FLEXION, pronation; originate from medial epicondyle  
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antebrachium: posterior   brachioradialis (flexor), extensor carpi radialis, extensor digitorum, extensor digiti minimi, extensor carpi ulnaris, supinator EXTENSION, supination; from lateral epicondyle  
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masseter and temporalis innervated by....   trigeminal (CN V); close jaw  
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pterygoids   move jaw side to side  
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facial expression muscles innervated by....   facial nerve (CN VII)  
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sternocleidomastoid and trapezius innervated by....   spinal accessory (CN XI)  
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mastication muscles   masseter, temporalis, pterygoids  
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facial expression muscles   zygomaticus, frontalis, oculi, orbicularis, oris, buccinator, platysma, occipitalis  
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cranial neck muscles   sternocleidomastoid, trapezius  
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