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Shoulder Girdle

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Upper Trapezius Medial Attachment   External occipital protuberance (EOP) Ligamentum nuchae  
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Upper Trapezius Lateral Attachment   poster, lateral 1/3 of clavicle  
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Middle Trapezius Medial Attachment   SP C7 & T1-T3 (aka SP C7-T3)  
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Middle Trapezius Lateral Attachment   medial margin of acromion superior lip (upper border) of scapular spine  
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Lower Trapezius Medial Attachment   SP T4-T12  
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Lower Trapezius Lateral Attachment   base of scapular spine  
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Trapezius Action(s) with the medial attachment (or trunk) fixed   middle fibers: adduction of scapula upper fibers: stabilization, upward rotation, elevation lower fibers: stabilization, upward rotation, depression  
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Trapezius Action(s) with the lateral attachment (or scapula) fixed   unilaterally --> upper fibers: - extension of the neck - lateral flexion - opposite side rotation bilaterally --> upper fibers: - extension of the neck  
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Trapezius Nervous Innervation   cranial nerve XI (spinal accessory)  
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Rhomboid Minor Medial Attachment   SP C7 & T1  
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Rhomboid Minor Lateral Attachment   medial border at base of spine of scapula  
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Rhomboid Minor Action(s)   adduction elevation downward rotation  
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Rhomboid Minor Nervous Innervation   dorsal scapular (C5)  
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Rhomboid Major Medial Attachment   SP T2 - T5  
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Rhomboid Major Lateral Attachment   medial border of scapula between the spine and inferior angle  
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Rhomboid Major Action(s)   adduction elevation downward rotation  
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Rhomboid Major Nervous Innervation   dorsal scapular (C5)  
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Levator Scapulae Medial Attachment   TP C1 - C4  
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Levator Scapulae Lateral Attachment   medial border of scapula between superior angle and root of spine  
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Levator Scapulae Action(s) with the medial attachment (or trunk) fixed   elevation of the scapula  
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Levator Scapulae Action(s) with the lateral attachment fixed   unilaterally: - lateral flexion - same side rotation bilaterally: - extension of cervical spine -  
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Serratus Anterior Medial Attachment   costal (anterior) surface of medial border of scapula  
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Serratus Anterior Action(s)   abduction upward rotation  
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Serratus Anterior Innervation   long thoracic  
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Pectoralis Minor Inferior Attachment   anterior surface ribs 3-5  
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Pectoralis Minor Superior Attachment   medial surface of coracoid process  
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Pectoralis Minor Action(s)   anterior tilt forced inspiration assistance  
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Pectoralis Minor Innervation   pectoral (C8-T1)  
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Trapezius Action(s) (Upper Muscle Fibers)   with the medial attachment (or trunk) fixed: - upward rotation - elevation - stabilization with the lateral attachment or scapula fixed: - unilaterally: extension, lateral flexion, & opposite side rotation -bilaterally: extension of the neck  
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Trapezius Action(s) (Middle Muscle Fibers)   abduction of the scapula  
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Trapezius Action(s) (Lower Muscle Fibers)   with the medial attachment (or trunk) fixed: - upward rotation - depression - stabilization with the lateral attachment or scapula fixed: - none  
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Muscles that perform elevation   rhomboids trapezius levator scapulae  
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Muscles that perform depression   trapezius pectoralis minor  
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Muscles that perform adduction   rhomboids trapezius levator scapulae  
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Muscles that perform abduction   serratus anterior pectoralis minor  
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Muscles that perform upward rotation   trapezius serratus anterior  
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Muscles that perform downward rotation   rhomboids (major & minor) pectoralis minor levator scapulae  
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