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| Frontalis (head) |
Action: Draws scalp anteriorly, located n top of forehead |
| Occipitalis (head) |
Action: Draws scalp posteriorly, located at back of head |
| Temporalis (head) |
Action Elevation of mandible |
| Masseter (head) |
Action: Elevation of mandible |
| Orbicularis Oris (head) |
Action: Closes the mouth and protacts lips. Think whistle |
| Orbicularis Oculi (head) |
Action: Closes and squints the eyelids |
| Platysma (neck) |
Action: Draws up the skin of superior neck and chest. Think dickie. Movement is up and down. Most superficial of neck muscles |
| Sternocleidomastoid (neck) |
Also known as SCM. Bilateral action is flexion of the neck. Unilateral action is lateral flexion and contralateral rotation of neck |
| Bilateral |
Action when both paired muscles work in unison |
| Unilateral |
When only on of a pair of muscles is used |
| Scalenes (Anterior, Middle and Posterior) (neck) |
Action: Bilaterally flexion of the neck. Unilateral action is lateral flexion of the neck |
| Pectoralis Major (chest) |
Action: Adduction and medial rotation of arm |
| Pectoralis Minor (chest) |
Action: Protraction and depression of scapula |
| Serratus Anterior (chest) |
Action: Protraction of scapula |
| Rectus Abdominus (abdomen) |
Action: Flexion of trunk. Think 6 pack. |
| External Obliques (abdomen) |
Action: Bilatterally is flexion of the trunk. Unilatterally action is lateral flexion of the trunk and contralateral rotation of trunk |
| Contralateral |
Muscle action to opposite side of the body |
| Ipsilateral |
Action to same side of body. Hint, only happens with 3 muscles |
| Internal Obliques (abdomen) |
Action: Bilaterally is flexion of trunk. Unilateral action is lateral flexion and ipsilateral rotation of trunk |
| Transverse Abdominus (abdomen) |
Action: compression of abdominal contents Produces no movement. |
| Trapezius (middle and lower)(back) |
Layer 1 of back |
| Latissimus Dorsi (back) |
Layer 1 of back |
| Rhomboids (back) (major and minor) |
Layer 2 of back |
| Erector Spinae (includes Spinalis Longissimus and Iliocostalis) (back) |
Layer 4 of back |
| Trapezius (upper) (posterior neck) |
Layer 1 of neck |
| Levator Scapulea (neck) |
Layer 3 of neck |
| Erector Spinae (longissimus and Iliocostalis) (neck) |
Layer 3 of neck |
| Spinalis (neck) |
Layer 3 of neck |
| Quadratus Lumborum (back) |
Layer 4 of back |
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