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APHY 101 Exam 4b

Ch. 10 Muscles: Locations, Actions, Origins, and Insertions

MuscleLocation of BellyAction(s)Origin Bone(s)Insertion Bone(s)
occipitofrontalis two bellies: superficial to occipital and frontal bones raises eyebrows O: occipital bone and galea aponeurotica inserts into dermis of facial skin
corrugator supercilii medial to eyebrows ("fleck") adducts eyebrows into a frown O: frontal bone inserts into dermis of facial skin
orbicularis oculi surrounding the eye closes the eye/winks O: frontal bone and maxillary bone inserts into dermis of eyelid
zygomaticus major & minor superior to lateral corner of upper lip elevates corner of mouth to smile O: zygomatic bone inserts into dermis of facial skin
buccinator cheek compresses cheek as in blowing, NOT chewing O: maxillary bone and mandible inserts into the ORBICULARIS ORIS muscle
orbicularis oris surrounding the mouth puckers and closes the lips as in whistling O: fascia of facial muscles near the mouth inserts into dermis of facial skin
mentalis chin depresses lower lip (as in pouting) O: mandible inserts into dermis of facial skin
temporalis [MASTICATION] lateral skull above ear elevates mandible O: temporal bone inserts into mandible
masseter [MASTICATION] posterior cheek anterior to ear elevates mandible O: temporal bone inserts into mandible
medial & lateral pterygoid muscles [MASTICATION] posterior and superior to palate grinding motion medial and lateral of chewing O: sphenoid bone on the pterygoid processes inserts into mandible
biceps brachii anterior arm (brachium) flexes arm AND forearm O: 2 origins in scapula inserts into radial tuberosity
brachialis between bi/tricieps at the anterior inferior arm flexes forearm as the *prime mover* underneath O: humerus inserts into ulna
triceps brachii posterior arm extends forearm O: humerus (1 origin) AND scapula (+2 origins) inserts into olecranon process of ulna
brachioradialis lateral forearm flexes forearm O: humerus inserts into radius
deltoid (multipennate) lateral shoulder flexes, abducts, and extends arm (self-antagonist) O: clavicle and scapula inserts into humerus
trapezius "upper back kite" at posterior neck, shoulders, thoracic spine extends head, adducts and fixates scapula O: occipital bone ligamentum nuchae, C7-T12 inserts into clavicle and scapula
pectoralis major "yo, yo muscle" at anterior chest flexes arm (synergist with deltoid), adducts arm (forward and rotates inward) O: clavicle, sternum, and costal cartilages 1-7 inserts into humerus
latissimus dorsi "get arrested muscle" and "swimmer's muscle" at back extends arm, adducts arm O: T7-S5, iliac crest, ribs 10-12 [converges] inserts into humerus
rhomboid minor & major deep to trapezius, medial to scapula adducts and fixates scapula O: ligamentum nuchae and C7-T5 inserts into scapula
levator scapulae lateral neck elevates scapula O: C1-C4 inserts into scapula
supraspinatus [ROTATOR CUFF] supraspinous fossa of scapula abducts arm, stabilizes shoulder joint O: scapula inserts into humerus
infraspinatus [ROTATOR CUFF] infraspinous fossa of scapula *laterally rotates* arm, stabilizes shoulder joint O: scapula inserts into humerus
teres minor [ROTATOR CUFF] lateral border of scapula *laterally rotates* arm, stabilizes shoulder joint O: scapula inserts into humerus
subscapularis [ROTATOR CUFF] subscapular fossa of scapula medially rotates arm, stabilizes shoulder joint O: scapula inserts into humerus
sternocleidomastoid anterior and lateral neck rotates cervical spine contralaterally; flexes the head (contracting the left turns head to right) O: sternum and clavicle inserts into temporal bone
rectus abdominus central abdomen flexes trunk (has tendinous intersections) O: pubic symphysis inserts into xiphoid process of sternum
internal & external abdominal obliques lateral abdomen, superficial layers rotates waist -- --
transversus abdominis lateral abdomen, deepest layer compresses abdominal contents O: iliac crest inserts into linea alba
external intercostals between ribs inspiration, elevates ribs O: rib above inserts into rib below
internal intercostals - during inspiration, intercartilaginous parts aid in elevating ribs and expanding thoracic cage between ribs forced expiration O: rib below inserts into rib above
serratus anterior "throwing muscle" at lateral thoracic cage abduct scapula O: ribs 1-8 inserts into scapula
gluteus maximus buttock extends thigh & hip O: ilium, sacrum, and coccyx inserts into femur
gluteus medius buttock (more lateral...) abducts thigh, shifts body weight to grounded lower extremity when on one foot O: ilium inserts into femur
sartorius "tailor's muscle" and longest muscle at anterior thigh crosses legs, flexes hip and knee O: ilium inserts into tibia
tensor fascia lata lateral thigh abducts femur (iliotibial band stabilizes lateral knee) O: ilium inserts into tibia
QUAD: rectus femoris anterior thigh (center) flexes thigh, extends leg O: ilium inserts into tibia via patellar ligament
QUAD: vastus medialis anterior medial thigh extends leg O: femur inserts into tibia via patellar ligament
QUAD: vastus intermedius anterior thigh (center, deep to rectus femoris) extends leg O: femur inserts into tibia via patellar ligament
QUAD: vastus lateralis anterior lateral thigh extends leg O: femur inserts into tibia via patellar ligament
HAMS: biceps femoris posterior lateral thigh extends thigh, flexes leg O: ischium and femur inserts at fibula and tibula
HAMS: semimembranosus posterior medial thigh (deep) extends thigh, flexes leg O: ischium inserts at tibia
HAMS: semitendinosus posterior medial thigh (superficial) extends thigh, flexes leg O: ischium inserts at tibia
adductor magnus & longus medial thigh - both deep to gracilis adducts and medially rotates thigh O: pubis inserts at femur
gracilis medial thigh adducts thigh O: pubis inserts at femur and tibia
piriformus buttock, deep to gluteus maximus, superficial and superior to long nerve laterally rotates thigh (with many other similar muscles) O: sacrum and ilium inserts at femur
iliopsoas (iliacus and psoas major) iliac fossa of pelvis (at very top of leg model) flexes thigh when trunk is fixated, flexes trunk when thigh is fixated O: T12-L5 and ilium inserts at femur
gastrocnemius - triceps surae medial and lateral calf, posterior leg (superficial) plantar flexes the foot, flexes the knee - tiptoe O: femur inserts at calcaneus via Achille's (calcaneal) tendon
soleus - triceps surae posterior leg (deep) plantar flexes the foot - tiptoe O: tibia and fibula inserts at calcaneus via Achille's (calcaneal) tendon
tibialis anterior anterior leg (medial corner) dorsiflexes and inverts the foot O: tibia inserts at medial cuneiform and metatarsal I
peroneus (fibularis) muscles brevis, longus, & tertius lateral leg evert the foot -- --
splenius capitus "bandage muscle" at posterior neck extends the head, rotates the cervical spine ipsilaterally O: ligamentum nuchae and C7-T6 inserts at C2-C4, occipital bone, and temporal bone
erector spinae muscles (iliocostalis, longissimus, and spinalis) back along spine: iliocostalis is lateral and inferior, spinalist is up against spinous processes) extend and laterally rotate vertebral colulmn (hold the body erect against gravity) O: inferior spine elements inserts at superior spine elements
flexor carpi radialis
palmaris longus
flexor carpi ulnaris
flexor digitorum superficialis
extensor carpi radialis longus
extensor carpi radialis brevis
extensor digitorum
extensor digiti minimi
extensor carpi ulnaris
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