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Lab 8

QuestionAnswer
List muscles that are wrist flexors -Flexor carpi ulnaris -Flexor carpi radialis -Palmaris longus
List muscles that are wrist extensors Extensor carpi ulnaris Extensor carpi radialis longus Extensor carpi radialis brevis
List muscles that are digit flexors Flexor digitorum Flexor pollicis
List muscles that are digit extensors Extensor digitorum
Which muscle is the prime mover for forearm pronation? Pronator teres
Which muscle is the prime mover for forearm supination? Supinator
In anatomical position is the forearm pronated or supinated? Supinated (palm faces forward)
Which muscle is known amongst medical students as the “Beer Raising” muscle? BrachioRadialis
Which muscle connects to the palmar aponeurosis? Palmaris longus
List the hip/thigh flexors here ILIOPSOAS, SARTORIUS, ADDUCTORS, PECTINEUS, GRACILIS, RECTUS FEMORIS
List the hip/thigh extensors here GLUTEUS MAXIMUS, MEDIUS AND MINIMUS
List the hip/thigh abductors here GLUTEUS MAXIMUS, MEDIUS AND MINIMUS
List the hip/thigh adductors here ADDUCTORS, PECTINEUS, GRACILIS
Vastus lateralis QUAD Bone/site of origin: femur Bone/site of insertion: tibia or patella Action: EXTEND KNEE, STABILIZE KNEE
Vastus medialis QUAD Bone/site of origin: femur Bone/site of insertion: tibia or patella Action: EXTEND KNEE, STABILIZE PATELLA
Rectus femoris QUAD Bone/site of origin: femur Bone/site of insertion: tibia or patella Action: EXTEND KNEE, FLEX THIGH
Vastus intermedius QUAD Bone/site of origin: femur Bone/site of insertion: tibia or patella Action: EXTEND KNEE/LEG
Gluteus maximus Bone/site of origin: ILIUM, SACRUM COCCYX Bone/site of insertion: femur Action: POWERFUL THIGH EXTENSOR
Gluteus medius Bone/site of origin: OS COXA (ILIUM Bone/site of insertion: femur Action: ABDUCTS AND MEDIALLY ROTATES THIGH
Biceps femoris (HAMSTRING) Bone/site of origin: OS COXA AND FEMUR Bone/site of insertion: tibia and fibula Action: EXTENDS THIGH, FLEXES LEG
Semitendinosus (HAMSTRING) Bone/site of origin: os coxa Bone/site of insertion: tibia Action: EXTENDS THIGH, FLEXES LEG
Semimembranosus (HAMSTRING) Bone/site of origin: os coxa Bone/site of insertion: tibia or femur Action: EXTENDS THIGH, FLEXES LEG
Name the 4 quadriceps Rectus femoris, vastus lateralis, vastus medialis, vastus intermedius
Name the 3 ham strings Biceps femoris, semimembranosis, semitendonosus
Which is the most superficial of the gluteus muscles? gluteus maximus
Which is the most deep of the gluteus muscles gluteus minimus
Is biceps femoris medial or lateral? lateral
Tibialis anterior Bone/site of origin: tibia Bone/site of insertion: tarsals Action: dorsi flexion
Extensor digitorum longus Bone/site of origin: tibia Bone/site of insertion: phalanges Action: extend toes
Gastrocnemius Bone/site of origin: femur Bone/site of insertion: calcaneus Action: plantar flexion (point toes)
Soleus Bone/site of origin: tibia or fibula Bone/site of insertion: calcaneus Action: PLANTAR FLEXES FOOT (POINTS TOE)
Tibialis posterior Bone/site of origin: tibia or fibula Bone/site of insertion: tarsals Action: inversion of foot
Name the muscles that are on the back (posterior) side of the lower limb. -Biceps femoris, semimembranosis and semitendonosus in thigh area. -gastrocnemius, soleus, tibialis posterior in lower leg
Which is the most superficial of these muscles?: Soleus, gastrocnemius and tibialis posterior. Gastrocnemius
Which is the most deep of these muscles?: Soleus, gastrocnemius and tibialis posterior. Tibialis posterior
Created by: Tomiii
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