World's most versatile flashcards

or...
Reset Password Sign Up

MSAK # 7 Word Scramble

 
 

Display or edit notes related to this set of data
Notes
Study using flashcards to flip through data one card at a time
Flashcards
Study using a StudyStack - similar to flashcards
StudyStack
Study all the data at once - click in the table to show or hide the item
Study Table
Study by matching data
Matching
Play the classic guessing game
Hangman
Display a crossword puzzle
Crossword
Play a word scramble game
Unscramble
Type-in-the-blank activity
Type In
Chase down the correct answer to earn points
Bug Match
See how fast you can hit all the targets
Targets
Download this data to your PC, PDA, cell phone, or iPod
Export
Print your data in various formats including a Word Search puzzle
Print
Edit this set of data
Edit
Share this page with someone else by sending an email
Email
Tell us what should go here
Hmm...

 

 
Teachers & Webmasters: If you would like this word scramble activity on your web page, copy the script below and paste it into your web page.
 

 

 

 
Follow us on Twitter
Be a StudyStack fan on Facebook
www.eapps.com



Copyright ©2001-2009 John Weidner All rights reserved.
About -  Terms of Service -  Privacy Statement



Question Answer
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
BilateralAction when both paired muscles work in unison
UnilateralWhen 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
ContralateralMuscle action to opposite side of the body
IpsilateralAction 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
13