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NWHSU Mash GA1Q4 Mus
NWHSU Mash GA1Q4 Muscle
Question | Answer |
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Give action of the transversospinalis muscles. | Extends column, rotates body (spinal column) to the opposite side |
Give two actions of the suboccipital mm. | Extension of the neck and Rotation of head to face the same direction. |
Erector Spinae muscle which originates off TPs of upper thoracic, articular processes of lower cervical vertebrae and inserts on the mastoid process | Longissimus Capitis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates off iliac crest, sacrum and thoracolumbar fascia and inserts into angles of lower ribs. | Iliocostalis Lumborum |
Besides drawing the head posteriorily, give 2 actions of the Splenius Capitis. | 1. Rotate the head to the same side 2. Bends the head laterally |
Erector Spinae m. which inserts into the mastoid process. (be specific) | Longissimus Capitis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates from the upper ribs and inserts into the TP's of mid-cervical vertebrae. (be specific) | Iliocostalis Cervicis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates off the lower ribs and inserts into the angles of the upper ribs and TP of C7. | Iliocostalis Thoracis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates off the sacrum, illiac crest and thoracolumbar fascia and inserts into lower 10 ribs and TP's off lumbar and thoracic vertebrae | Logissimus Thoracis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates off the spines of lower thoracic and upper lumbar vertebrae and inserts into the spines of upper thoracic vertebrae. (be specific) | Spinalus thoracis |
Erector Spinae m. which originates off TP's of upper thoracic vertebrae and inserts of TP's of cervical (up to C2 not including C1) | Longissimus Cervicis |
Insertion of the middle/medial scalene m. | 1st Rib |
Insertion of the POSTERIOR scalene muscle? | 2nd Rib |
Intrinsic back muscle which originates off the TP of a vertebra and inserts into the spine of one or two vertebrae above. | Rotators (Short and Long) |
Muscle best developed in cervical region, also present in lumbar region - absent in most of the thoracic; extends vertebral column and bends column toward same side. | Intertransversarii |
Muscle best developed in cervical region, also present in lumbar region. Absent in most of the thoracic area; act to extend the vertebral column, but does not bend it laterally? | Interspinalis |
Muscle found throughout the length of the vertebral column; it arises from the TPs and inserts into the SP's of TWO to FIVE segments above the origin. | Multifidus |
Muscle immediately deep (anterior) to upper trapezius; it has attachments to the skull and rotates the face to the same side. | Splenius Capitis |
Muscle of mastication which originates in part from the tuberosity of the maxilla? | Medial Ptergoid |
Muscle originating off SP's of upper thoracic vertebrae (T3-T6) and inserting on TP's of Upper cervical (C1-3). | Splenius Cervicis |
Muscle originating off the ligamentum nuchae and SP's of upper thoracic (T1-3) and inserting on the mastoid process of the adjacent occipital bone. | Splenious Capitis |
Muscle that depresses hyoid bone and elevates larynx. | Thyrohyoid m. |
Muscle that depresses, retracts and steadies the hyoid bone. | Omohyoid m. |
Muscle that elevates hyoid bone, floor of the mouth, and tongue during swallowing and speaking. | Mylohyoid m. |
Muscle that lies immediately posterior to most of the suboccipital muscles. | Semispinalis Capitis |
Muscle that originates from the inferior mental spine. | Geniohyoid |
Muscle that originates from the TP's of vertebrae and inserts into SP's of vertebrae ONE segment above origin. | Short Rotators or Rotatores brevis |
Muscle that pulls hyoid bone anterosuperiorly, shortens floor of mouth and widens pharynx. | Geniohyoid |
Muscle which originates off the SP of axis and inserts on the TP of the atlas. | Obliquus Capitis Inferior |
Suboccipital m. that originates off the posterior tubercle of the ATLAS and inserts into the medial part of the occipital bone. | Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor |
Suboccipital m. which originates from the SP of the axis and inserts into area near the inferior nuchal line. | Rectus Capitis Posterior Major |
This SPECIFIC muscle is now considered part of semispinalis capitis. | Spinalis Capitis |