muscles of respiration
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| diaphragm | separates ab + thoracic cavities (except esp & vas hiatus)attach > infer boundary of RC + xiphoid process & VC posteriorly
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| Central Tendon | in diaphragm, when muscles shorten diaphram pull CT down & back
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| fibers radiate our frm central tendon, forming | sternal costal, and vert attachment
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| most ant sternal attachment of diaphram is... | xiphoid process
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| lateral to xiphoid process fibes attach 2 inner boders of ribs & cost cart forming... | costal attachment
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| posteriorly vert column attach with... | lumbar vertabrae
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| external intercostal | most sig 4 speech, between 12 ribs, provide unity + mobility elevate rib
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| int intercostal (interchondral portion) | parasternal near sternum> encompass chondral aspect of ribs active in forced inspiration
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