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compression of abdominalscommon action of abdominals
deepest of abdomminalstransverse abdominus
most superficial abdominalexternal oblique
actions of lumbar spineflexion, rotation, extension, lateral flexion
Transversospinalis musclesMultifides, rotatores, semispinalis
only erector muscle that has a lumbar regionIlliocostalis
insertion of serratus posterior superiorribs 2-5
action of serratus posterior superiorelevate ribs
vessels that pass thru diaphragminf. vena cava, esophagus, vagus nerve, phrenic nerve, aorta
most superficial back muscletrapezius
deepest back muscleserector spinae
muscles on back superficial to deeptrap, rhomboids, serratus PS, erector
action of psoasflex and lateral rotate
action of QLextension, lateral flexion
required for quiet breathingdiaphragm
muscles that form abdominal sheathTransv. Abdominus, Internal Oblique, External Oblique
only abdominal not attached to abdominal sheathrectus abdominus
attachments for PsoasT.P. of lumbar vertebrae, lesser trochanter
most lateral of erectorIlliocostalis
innervation of deep back musclesdorsal rami
muscles that attach to the iliac crestext. oblique, int. oblique, erector, QL
innervation of Abs and intercostalsThoracic nerves
muscles that flex vertebral columnrectus abdominus & psoas
attachment of splenius capitusocciput
number of vertebrae in adult vertebral column26
primary curves of spinal columnthoracic, sacral
increase in lumbar curvelordosis
opening where the spinal cord passes thru vertebral columnvertebral foramen
opening where spinal roots pass thru vertebraeintervebral foramen
outer fibrous portion of intervertebral discannulus fibrosis
which vertebrae doesn't have a spinous processc1
tooth-like process projecting from atlasdens
most superficial muscle of backtrap
bandage musclesplenius
most medial of erectorsspinalis
gutter between spinous process and transv. processlaminar groove
originates on iliac crest & inserts into 12th ribQL
suboccipital muscle that doesn't attach to the occiputObliq. Cap inferior
artery found insuboccipital trianglevertebral
outermost covering of spinal corddura mater