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Everest Muscle Test

Everest Mod F Week 2 Muscle Test

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Diaphragm-origin costal attachment: inner surface of lower 6 ribs lumbar attachment: upper 2 or 3 lumbar vertebrae sternal attachment: inner part of xiphoid process
Diaphragm-insertion central tendon - a large aponeurosis
Diaphragm-action inspiration (inhalation): diaphramic contractions increase volume of thoracic cavity
Diaphragm-nerve phrenic nerve C3 – C5
Serratus Posterior Superior-origin spinous process of C7 – T3
Serratus Posterior Superior-insertion posterior surface of 2nd – 5th ribs
Serratus Posterior Superior-action elevate ribs during inhalation
Serratus Posterior Superior-nerve spinal nerves 1-4 or 2nd – 5th intercostal nerves
Serratus Posterior Inferior-origin spinous process of T12 – L3
Serratus Posterior Inferior-insertion posterior surface of 9th – 12th ribs
Serratus Posterior Inferior-action depress ribs during exhalation - expiration
Serratus Posterior Inferior-nerve spinal nerves 9 – 12
External Intercostals-origin inferior border of superior rib 11 muscles total
External Intercostals-insertion superior border of inferior rib
External Intercostals-action assists with inhalation by drawing ribs superiorly may contribute to contralateral rotation
External Intercostals-nerve intercostal nerves
Internal Intercostals-origin inferior border of superior rib
Internal Intercostals-insertion superior border of inferior rib
Internal Intercostals-action assists with exhalation by drawing ribs inferiorly
Internal Intercostals-nerve intercostal nerves
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