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Wiley Anatomy Flash Cards For Chapter 11 Part One

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Origin   attachment of muscle tendon to stationary bone  
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Insertion   the attachment of muscle other tendon to movable bone  
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Belly   fleshy portion of the muscle between the tendons  
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Reverse muscle action (RMA)   during specific movements of the body actions are reversed ;positions of origin and insertion of specific muscle are switched  
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Lever   rigid structure that can move around a fixed point called a fulcrum  
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Fulcrum   fixed point in lever symbolized by F  
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Effort   causes movement; force exerted by muscle contraction  
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load or resistance   opposes movement ;weight of body part that is moved  
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Motion   occurs when the effort applied to a bone at the insertion exceeds the load  
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Mechanical Advantage   If the load is closer to the fulcrum and the effort farther from the fulcrum, then only a relatively small effort is required to move a large load over a small distance  
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Mechanical Disadvantage   Load farther from the fulcrum and the effort is applied closer to the fulcrum then a relatively large effort is required to move a small load (but at greater speed)  
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First Class lever   fulcrum is between effort and load  
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Second class lever   load between fulcrum and effort  
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Third Class Lever   effort is between fulcrum and load  
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Fascicles   form one of five patterns with respect to tendons : parallel ,fusiform, circular triangular, or pennate  
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fusiform   spindle shaped, narrow toward the ends and wide in the middle  
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pennate   shaped like a feather  
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Fascicular arrangement   often represents a compromise between power and range of motion. Example: pennate, parralell  
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Pennate muscles (fascicular arrangement)   hane large number of short fibered fascicles distributed over their tendons , giving them greater power but a smaller ROM  
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Parallel muscles (fascicular arrangement)   have few fascicles, but have long fibers that extend the length of the muscle, so they hane a greater ROM than pennate  
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Prime mover (agonist)=leader   contacts to cause an action  
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Antagonist(anti-=against)   stretches and yields to the effects of prime mover  
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Synergists (syn-=together;-ergon=work)   To prevent unwanted movements at intermediate joints or to otherwise aid the movement of prime mover, synergists contract and stabilize intermediate joints  
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Fixators   steady the proximal end of a limb while movements occur at distal ends  
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Intramuscular injection   To avoid injury, IM are given deep within the muscle, away from major nerves and blood vessels. IM have a faster speed of delivery than oral medications but are slower than IV infusions.  
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Compartment   group of muscle cells , their associated blood vessels and associated nerves , all of which have common function  
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Parallel   fascicle parallel to longitudal axis of muscle; terminate at either end in flat tendons  
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Fusiform   fascicles nearly parallel to longitudinal axis of muscle ; terminate in flat tendon; muscle tapers toward tendons, where diameter is less than in belly  
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Curcular   fascicles in concentric circular components form sphincter muscles that in close an orifice  
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Orifice   Opening  
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Triangular   fascicles spread over broad area converge at thick central tendon, gives muscle a triangular apearance  
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Pennate   Short fascicles in relation to total muscle length, tendon extends nearly entire length of muscle  
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Unipennate   Fascicles arranged on only one side of tendon  
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Bipennate   fasciclearranged on both sides of centrally positioned tendons  
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Multipennate   Fascicles attach obliquely from many directions to several tendons  
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You can learn the names of the muscles by...   remembering the terms that refer to muscle features such as the pattern of muscle fascicle; the size, shape, action,and number of origins  
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You can also learn the names of the muscle by..   location of the muscle and the sites of origin and insertion of the muscle  
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Knowing the name of the muscles will   give you clues about its features.  
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Characteristics used to name muscles   direction, size, shape, action, number of origins, location, origin and insertion  
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Direction   orientation of muscle fascicles relative to body midline (rectus, transverse, oblique)  
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Rectus   parallel to midline (rectus abdominis)  
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Transverse   perpendicular to midline (transverse abdominis)  
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Oblique   diagonal to midline (external oblique)  
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Size   relative size of muscle (maximus, minimus, longus, brevis, latissimus, longissimius , magnus, major, minor, vastus  
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Maximus   largest ( gluteus maximus)  
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Minimus   Smallest (gluteus minimus)  
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Longus   Long (adductor longus)  
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Brevis   short (adductor brevis)  
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Latissimus   Widest (latissimus dorsi)  
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Longissimius   Longest (longissimius capitis)  
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Magnus   Large (adductor magnus)  
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Major   Larger (pectoralis major)  
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Minor   smaller (pectoralis minor)  
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Vastus   huge ( vastus lateralis)  
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Shape   relative shape of the muscle ( deltoid, trapezius, serratus, rhomboid, orbicularis, pectinate, piriforms, platys, quadratus, gracilis)  
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Deltoid   Triangular ( deltoid)  
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Trapezius   trapezoid (trapezius)  
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serratus   saw toothed (serratus anterior)  
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rhomboid   diamond shaped ( rhomboid major)  
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orbicularis   circular ( orbicularis oculi)  
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pectinate   comblike ( pectineus)  
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piriformis   pear shaped (piriformis)  
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platys   flat (playtsma)  
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gracilis   slender (gracilis)  
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action   principal action of the muscle( flexor, extensor, abductor, adductor, levator, depressor, supinator, pronator, tensor, rotation  
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Flexor   decrease angle at joint (flexor carpi radialis)  
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extensor   increase angle at joint (extensor carpi ulnaris)  
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abductor   moves bone away from midline (abductor pollicis longus)  
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adductor   moves bone toward midline (adductor longuus)  
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levator   raises or elevates body part ( levator scapulae)  
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depressor   lowers or depresses body part ( depressor labii inferioris)  
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supinator   turns palms anteriorly ( supinator)  
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pronator   turns palms posteriorly  
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spinchter   decreases size of opening ( external anal spinchter)  
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tensor   makes body part rigid (tensor fasciae latae)  
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rotator   rotates bones around longitudinal axis (rotatore)  
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number of origins   number of tendons of origin ( bicep, tricep, quadriceps  
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Bicep   two origins ( biceps brachii)  
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tricep   three origins ( triceps brachii)  
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quadriceps   four origins (quadriceps femoris)  
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Location   structure near which a muscle is found ( temporalis muscle near temporal bone  
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Origin and Insertion   sites where muscle originates and inserts ( stenocleidomastoid, originating on sternum and clavicle and inserting in mastoid process of temporal bone)  
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Why do muscle facial expression move the skin rather than a joint   they usually originate in the fascia or bones of the skull and insert into the skin. Because of their insertions, the muscles of facial expression move the skin rather than a joint when they contract  
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scalp muscles   occipitofrontalis, frontal belly, occipital belly  
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occipitofrontalis   The occipitofrontalis muscle (epicranius muscle) is a muscle which covers parts of the skull. It consists of two parts or bellies: The occipital belly, near the occipital bone, and the frontal belly, near the frontal bone.  
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frontal belly origin   epicranal aponeurosis  
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frontal belly insertion   skin superior to supraorbital margin  
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frontal belly action   draws scalp anteriorly, raises eyebrows, and wrinkles skin of forehead horizontally as in look of suprise  
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frontal belly innervation   facial vii nerve  
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occipital belly origin   occipital bone and mastoid process of temporal bone  
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occipital belly insertion   epicranial aponeurosis  
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occipital belly action   draws scalp posteriorly  
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OCCIPITAL BELLY INNERVATION   facial vii nerve  
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Mouth muscles   orbicularis oris, zygomaticus major, zygomaticus minor, levator labii superioris, depressor labii inferioris, depressor anguli oris, levator anguli oris, buccinators, risorius, mentalis  
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orbicularis oris origin   muscle fibers surrounding mouth  
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oo insertion   skin at corner of mouth  
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oo action   closes and protrudes lips, as in kissing; compresses lips against teeth ; shapes lips during speech  
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oo innervation   facial nerve vii nerve  
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zgomaticus major origin   zygomatic bone  
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zm insertion   skin at angle of mouth and orbicularis oris  
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zm action   draws angle of mouth superiorly and laterally  
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zm innervation   facial vii nerve  
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zygomaticus minor origin   zygomatic bone  
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zygomaticus minor insertion   upper lip  
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z minor action   raises (elevates) upper lip , exposing maxillary (upper) teeth  
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z minor innervation   facial vii nerve  
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levator labii superioris origin   superior infraorbital foramen of maxilla  
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lls insertion   skin at angle of mouth and orbicularis oris  
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lls action   raises upper lip  
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lls innervation   facial vii nerve  
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depressor labii inferioris origin   mandible  
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dli insertion   skin of lower lip  
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dli action   depresses (lowers)lower lip  
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dli innervation   facial nerve vii  
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depressor angular oris origin   mandible  
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dao insertion   angle of mouth  
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dao action   draws angle of mouth laterally and inferiorly  
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dao innervation   facial vii nerve  
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levator angular oris origin   inferior to infraorbital foramen  
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lao insertion   skin of lower lip and orbicularis oris  
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lao action   draws angle of motuh llaterally and superiorly  
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lao innervation   facial nerve vii  
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buccinators origin   alveolar process of maxilla and mandible and pterygomandibular raphe ( fibourus band extending from pterygoid process process of sphenoid bone to mandible)  
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b insertions   orbicularis oris  
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b action   presses cheeks against teeth and lips, as in whistling, blowing and sucking,; draws corner of mouth laterally ; assists in mastication (chewing) by keeping food between the teeth (and not between teeth and cheeks)  
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b innervation   facial vii  
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Risorius origin   fascia over parotid (salivary gland)  
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r insertion   skin at angle of mouth  
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r action   draws angle of mouth laterally, as in grimacing)  
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r innervation   facial vii  
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mentalis origin   mandible  
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m insertion   skin of chin  
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m action   elevates and protrudes lower lip inferiorly and posteriorly as in pouting, depresses mandible  
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m innervation   facial vii nereve  
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Neck muscles   platysma  
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Platysma origin   fascia over deltoid and pectoralis major muscles  
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platysma insertion   mandible blends with muscle around angle of mouth,and skin of lower face  
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platysma action   draws outer part of lower lip inferiorly and posteriorly as in pouting depresses mandible  
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platysma innervation   facial vii nerve  
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orbit and eyebrow muscles   orbicularis oculi, corrugator supercilli  
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Orbicularis oculi origin   medial wall of orbit  
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orbicularis oculi insertion   circular path around orbit  
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orbicularis oculi action   close  
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orbicularis oculi innervation   facial nerve vii  
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corrugator supercili origin   medial end of supercillary arch of frontal bone  
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cs insertion   skin of eyebrow  
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cs action   draws eyebrows inferiorly and wrinkles skin of forehead vertically as in frowning.  
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List Muscles of the head that move the eyeballs and upperlids   superior rectus, inferior rectus, lateral rectus, medial rectus, superior oblique, inferior oblique, levator palpebrae superioris  
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superior rectus origin   common tendinous ring (attached to orbit around optic foramen)  
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superior rectus insretion   superior and central part of eyeballs  
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superior rectus action   moves eyeballs superiorly (elevation) and medially (adduction) and rotates them medially  
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superior rectus innervation   oculomotor iii nerve  
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inferior rectus origin   same as superior rectus  
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inferior rectus insertion   inferior and central part of eyeballs  
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inferior rectus action   moves eyeballs inferiorly (depression) and medially (adduction) and rotates them laterally  
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inferior rectus innervation   oculomotor iii nerve  
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lateral rectus   same as superior rectus  
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lateral rectus insertion   lateral side of eyeballs  
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lateral rectus action   moves eyeballs laterally (abduction)  
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lateral rectus innervation   abducens vi nerve  
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medial rectus origin   same as superior rectus  
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medial rectus insertion   medial side of eyeballs  
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medial rectus action   moves eyeball medially (adduction)  
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medial rectus innervation   oculomotor iii nerve  
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Superior oblique origin   sphenoid bone, superior and medial to common tendinous ring in orbit  
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superior oblique insertion   eyeball between superior and lateral recti. Muscle inserts into ssuperior and lateral surfaces of eyeball via tendon that passes through trochlea  
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superior oblique action   moves eyeballs inferiorly (depression) and laterally (abduction) and rotates them medially  
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superior oblique innervation   moves eyeballs trochlear iv nerve  
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Inferior oblique origin   maxilla in floor of orbit  
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Inferior oblique insertion   eyeball between inferior and lateral recti  
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Inferior oblique action   moves eyeballs superiorly (elevation) and laterally (abduction) and rotates them laterally  
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Inferior oblique innervation   oculomotor iii nerve  
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Levetator palpebrae superioris (lps) origin   roof of orbit(lesser wing of sphenoid bone)  
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lps insertion   skin and tarsal plate of upper eyelids  
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lps action   elevates upper eyelids (open eyes)  
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lps innervation   oculomotor iii nerve  
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List muscle that move the mandilble and assist in mastication of speech   masseter, temporalis, medial pterygoid , lateral pterygoid  
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Masseter origin   maxilla and zygomatic arch  
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masseter insertion   angle of ramus of mandible  
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masseter action   elevates mandible as in closing the mouth  
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masseter innervation   mandibular division of trigeminal v nerve  
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temporalis origin   temporal bone  
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temporalis insertion   coronoid process of ramus of mandible  
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temporalis action   elevates and retracts mandible  
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temporalis innervation   mandibular division of trigeminal nerve v  
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medial pterygoid origin   medial surface of lateral portion of pterygoid process of sphenoid bine  
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medial pterygoid insertion   angle of ramus of mandible  
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medial pterygoid action   elevates and protracts (protrudes) mandible and moves mandible from side to side  
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medial pterygoid innervation   mandibular division of trigeminal  
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lateral pterygoid origin   greater wing and lateral surface of lateral protion of pterygoid process of sphenoid bone, maxilla  
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lp insertion   condyle of mandible, tmj  
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lp action   protracts mandible, depresses mandible as in opening mouth, and moves mandible from side to side  
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lp innervation   mandibular division of trigeminal v nerve  
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Muscle of mastication definition   muscles that move the mandible (list) and assist in mastication (chewing)  
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List muscles of the Head that move the tongue and assist in mastication types   genioglossus, stlyoglossus, hyoglossus, palateglossus  
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Genioglossus origin   mandible  
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geniglossus insertion   under surface of tongue and hyoid bone  
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genioglossus action   depresses tongue and thrusts it anteriorly (protraction)  
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genioglossus innervation   hypoglossal nerve xii  
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styloglossus origin   styloid process of temporal bone  
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styloglossos insertion   side and underface of tounge  
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styloglossous action   depresses tongue and draws it posteriorly (retraction)  
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styloglos innervation   hypoglossal xii nerve  
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hyoglossus origin   greater horn and body of hyoid bone  
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hyoglossu insertion   side of tongue  
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hyoglossus action   depresses tongue and draws down its sides  
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hyoglossus innervation   hypoglossal xii nerve  
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palatoglossus origin   aneterior surface of soft palate  
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palatoglossus insertion   side of tongue  
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palatoglossus action   elevates posterior protion of tongue and draws soft palate down on tongue  
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palatoglossus innervation   pharyngeal plexus, which contains axons from the agus (x) nerve  
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Two groups of muscles aassociated with anterior neck   suprahyoid and infrahyoid  
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Suprahyoid   so called because they are located superior to hyoid bone  
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infrahyoid   so called because they are below hyoid  
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Both infrahyoid and suprahyoid   stabilize the hyoid bone,allowingit to serve as a firm base on which the tongue can move  
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List the suprahyoid muscles of the anterioir neckthat assist in degula   digastric, stylohyoid, mylohyoid, geniohyoid  
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Digastric origin   anterior belly from inner side of inferiror border of mandible ; posterior belly from temporal bone  
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digastric insertion   body of hyoid bone via an intermediate tendon  
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digastric action   elevates hyoid bone.RMA: depresses mandible asin opening of mouth  
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digastric innervation   anterior bellyu of mandibular division of trigeminal v nerve  
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Stylohyoid origin   styloid process of temporal bone  
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stylohyoin insertion   body of hyoid bone  
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stylohyoid action   elevates hyoid bone and draws it posteriorly  
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stylohyoid innervation   facial vii nerve  
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Mylohyoid origin   inner surface of mandible  
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mylohyoid insertion   inner surface of mandible  
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mylohyoid action   elevates hyoid bone and floor of mouth and depresses mandible  
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mylohyoid innervation   mandibular division of trigeminal v nerve  
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geniohyoid origin   iiner surface of mandible  
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geniohyoid insertion   body of hyoid bone  
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geniohyoid action   elevates hyoid bone, draws hyoid bone and tongue anteriorly , depresses mandible  
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geniohyoid innervation   first cervical spinall nerve c1  
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List of infrahyoid muscles   omohyoid sternohyoid strenothyroid thyrohyoid  
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Omohyoid origin   superior border of scapular and superior transverse ligament  
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omohyoid insertion   body of hyoid bone  
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omohyoid action   depresses hyoid bone  
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omohyiod innervation   branches of spinal nerves c1-c3  
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Sternohyoid origin   medial end of clavicle and manubrium of sternum  
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sternohyoin insertion   body of hyoid  
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sternohyoid action   depresses hyoid bone  
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sternohyoid innervation   branches of spinal nerves c1-c3  
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sternothyoid origin   manubrium of sternum  
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sternnothyoid insertion   greater forn of hyoid bone  
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sternthyoid action   depresses throid cartilage of larynx  
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strenthyoid innervation   branches of spinal nerves c1-c3  
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thyrohyoid origin   thyroid cartilage of larynx  
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Thhyrohyoid insertion   greate horn of hyoid bone  
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thyrohyoid action   depresses hyoid bone . RMA:Elevates thyroid cartilage  
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Thyrohyoid innervation   branches of spinal nerves c1-c2 and descending hypoglossal nerve.  
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List muscles of the neck that move the head   sternocleidomastoid, semispinalis capitis, splenius capitus, longissimus capitus, spinalis capitis  
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Sternocleidomastoid origin   STERNAL HEAD; MANUBRIUM OF STERNUM, CLAVICULAR HEAD:MEDIAL OF THIRD CLAVICLE  
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sternocleidomastoid insertion   mastoid process of temporal bone and lateral half of superior nuchal line of occipital bone  
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sternocleidomastoid action   look in book  
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sternocleidomastoid innervation   Acessory (xi) nerve, c2, and c3  
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semispnalis capitis origin   articular process of c4-c6 and transverse processes of c7-t7  
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semispinalis capitis insertion   occipital bone netween superior and inferior nuchal lines  
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semispinalis capitis action   Acting todether, extend head and vertebral column, acting singly, rotate head side to side opposite contracting muscle  
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semispinalis capitis innervation   cervical and spinal nerves  
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splenius capitis origin   ligsmentum nuchae and spinous process of c7-t4  
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splenius capitis insertion   occipital bone and mastoid process of temporal bone  
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splenius capitus action   extend head, acting together, muscle of each region (cervical and thoracic) extend vertebral column of their respective regions  
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splenius capitis innervation   cervical spinal nerves  
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Longissimus Capitis origin   articular process of t1-t4  
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longissimus capitus insertion   mastoid process of temporal bone  
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longissimus capitis action   Acting together, extend ead and vertebral column;acting singly, laterlly flex and rotate head to same side as contracting muscle  
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longissimus capitis innervaton   cervical and spinal nerves  
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Spinalis capitis origin   often absent or very small; arises with semispinalis capitis  
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spinalis capitis insertion   occipital bone  
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spinalis capitis action   extends head and vertebral column  
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spinalis capitis innervation   cervical spinal nerves  
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List muscles of the bdomen that protect abdominal viscera and move the vertebral column   rectus abdominis, external oblique, internal oblique, transverse abdominis,quadratus lumborum  
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Rectus abdominis origin   pubic crest aand pubic symphysis  
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Rectus abdominis inserion   cartilage of ribs 5-7 and xiphoid process  
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Rectus abdominis action   look in book  
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rectus abdominis innervation   thoracic spinal nerves  
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external oblique origin   ribs 5-12  
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external oblique insertion   iliac crest and linea alba  
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external oblique action   look in book  
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external oblique innervation   thoracic spinal nerves t7-t12 and the iliohypogastric nerve  
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Internal oblique origin   iliac crst, inguinal ligmanet , and thorocolumbar fascia  
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Internal oblique insertion   cart ribs 7-10 and linea alba  
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internal oblique action   look in book  
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internal oblique innervation   thoracic spinal nerves t8-t12 the iliohypogastric nerve, ilioinguinial nerve  
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Transversus abdominis   Iliac crest inguinial ligament , lubar fasia, and cart of ribs 5-10  
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transversus insertion   xiphoid process, linea alba and pubis  
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transversus action   compresses abdomen  
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transversus abdominis innerevation   thoracic spinal neres t8-t12, iliohypogastric nerve, ang ilioinguinial nerve  
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Quadratus lumborum origin   iliac crest and iliolumbar ligament  
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quadratis lumborun insertion   inferior boreder of rib 12 and l1-l4  
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Quadratus lumborum action   look in book  
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quadratus lumborum innervation   thoracic spinal nerves t12 and lumbar spinal nerves L1-L3 or L1-L4  
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List muscles of the thorax that assist in breathing   diaphragm, external intercostals, internal intercostals Diaphram origin  
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Diaphram origin   xiphoid process, cost cartilage of ribes 7-12, lumbar vert and intervert disc  
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Diaphram insertion   central tendon  
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Diaphram action   look in book  
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Diapram inervation   phrenic nerve which contains axons from cervical spinal nerves c3-c5  
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external intercostals origin   inferior border of rib above  
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external intercostal insertion   superior border of rib below  
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external intercostals action   look in book  
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external intercostals innervation   thoracic spinal nerves t2-t12  
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Internal intercostals origin   superior border of rib below  
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internal intercostals insertion   inferior border of rib above  
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Internal intercostals action   look book  
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internal intercostal innervation   thoracic spinal nerves t2-t12  
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List the muscles of the pelvic floor that support the pelvic viscera and function as sphincters   levator ani, pubococcygeus, puborectalis, illiococcygeus, ishiococcygeus  
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Levator ani origin   muscle is divisible into three parts: puboccocygeus, puborectalis, illiococcygeus  
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Pubococcygeus origin   pubis and ishial spine  
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pubococcygeus insertion   coccys, urethra, anal canal, perineal body of perineum, and anococcygeal ligament  
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pubococcygeus action   refer to book  
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pubococcygeus innervation   sacral spinal nereves s2-s4  
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Puborectalis orign   posterior surface of pubic body  
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puborectalis inserion   forms a sling posterior ti the anorectl junction  
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puborectalis action   helps maintain fecal continence amd aassists in defacation  
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puborectalis innervaton   sacral spinal nerves s2-s4  
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illiococcygeus origin   ishial spine  
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illicoccygeus insertion   coccyx  
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iliiococcygeus action   same as pubococcygeus  
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iliococcygeus innervation   sacral spinal nerves s2-s4  
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Ischiococcygeus origin   ishial spine  
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ishioccocygeus insertion   lower sacrum and upper coccyx  
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ishiococcygeus action   refer to book  
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ischiococcygeus innervation   sacral spinal nerve s2-s4  
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List superficial muscles of the Perineum   superficial transverse perineal, bulbospongiosus, ischiocavernous  
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Superficial transverse perineal origin   ischial tuberosity  
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superficial transvere perineal insertion   perineal body of perineum  
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superficial transverse perineal action   stabilzes perineal body of perineum  
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superficial transverse perineal innervation   perianal branch of pudendal nerve of sacral plexus  
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Bulbospongiosus origin   perineal body of pernium  
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bUlbospongiosus insertion   perineal membrane of deep muscle of perineum , corpus spongiosumm of penis, and deep fascia on dorsum of penis in male, pubic arch and root and dorsum of clit in female  
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Bulbospongious action   helps expel urine during urination, helps prople semen along urethra, assists in erection of penis in male, contricts vaginal orfice and assits in erection of clit in fem  
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bulbospongious innervation   perineal branch of pudenial nerve and sacral plexus  
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ischiocavernous origin   ishial tuberosity and ishial and pubic rami  
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ishiocavernosus inserion   corpora vavernosa of penis in malle and clitoris in female. Pubic symphisys  
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ischiocavernosus action   maintains erection of penis in male and cli by decreasing urine drainage  
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ischiocavernosus innervation   perineal branch of pudenial nerve of sacral plexus  
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List the deep perineal muscle   deep transverse perineal, external urethral spinchter, compressor urethrae, sphincter urethroaginalis, external anal spinchter  
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deep transverse perineal origin   ishial ramus  
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deep transverse perineal inerstion   perianal body if perinum  
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deep transverse perineal action   helps expel last drops of urine and semen in male  
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deep transver perineal innervation   sacral spinal nercve s4 and inferior rectal branch of pud nerve  
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wexternal urethral sphincter orin   ishial and pubic rami  
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external urethral sphincter insertion   median raphe in male and vaginal wall female  
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emetenal urethral spincter action   helps expel last drop of urine and semen in male, and urine in female  
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compressor urethrae origin   ishiopubic ramus  
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compressor urethra insertion   blends with same muscle of oppsite side anterior to uretha  
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compressor urethra action   serves as accersory sphincter of urethra  
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compressor urethra innnervation   perineal branch of pudenal nerve of sacral plexus  
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Sphincter urethrovaginalis origin   perineal body  
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spinchter urethrovaginalis insertion   blends with same muscle of opposite side snterior to urethra  
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sphincter urethrovaginalis action   serves as accessory spincther o urethra and facilititates closing of vagina  
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sphincter urethrovaginalis innervation   perinel branch of pud nerve of sacral plexus  
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external anal sphincter origin   anococcygeal ligasment  
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external anal sphincter insertion   perianal body of perineum  
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external anal sphincter action   keeps anal canal and anus closeed  
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external anal sphincter innervation   sacral spine nerve s4 and inferior rectal branch of pud nerve  
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List anterior thoracic muscles of the thorax that move the pectoral girdle   subclavis, pectoralis minor, serratus anterior  
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subclavis origin   rib 1  
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subclavis insertion   clavicle  
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subclavis action   depresses and moves clavicle anteriorly and helps stabilize pectoral girdle.  
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subclavis innervation   subclavian nerve  
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pectoralis minor origin   rib 2-5, 3-5, or 2-4  
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pectoralis minor insertion   coracoid process of scapula  
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pectoralis minor action   abducts scapula and rotates it downward. RMA elevates ribs 3-5 during forced inhalaton when scapula is fixed  
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pectoralis minor innervation   medial pectoral nerve  
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serratus anterior origin   ribs 1-8 or 1-9  
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serratus anterior insertion   bert border and inferior angle of scapula  
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serratus anterior action   abducts scapula and rotates it upward. RMA: elevates ribs when scapula is stabilized. know as boxers muscle because it is important in horizontal arm movements such as punching and pushing  
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serratus anterior innervation   long thoracic nerve  
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list the posterior muscles of the thorax that move the pectoral girdle   trapezius, levator scapulae, rhomboid major and rhomboid minor  
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trapezius origin   superior nuchal line of occipital bone, ligamentum nuchae, and spines of c7-t12  
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trapezius insertion   clavicle and acromion spine of scapula  
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trapezius action   superior fibers rotate scapula, middle fibers adduct scapula; inferior fibers depress and upward rotate scapula, superior and inferior fibers together rotate scapula upward; stabilizes scapula. RMA: superior fibers can help extend head  
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trapezius innervation   accessory (XI) nerve and cervical spinal nerves c3-c5  
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levator scapulae origin   transverse processes of c1-c4  
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levator scapulae insertion   superior vertebral border of scapula  
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levator scapulae action   eleates scapula and rotates it downward  
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levator scapulae innervation   dorsal scapular nerve and cervical spinal nerves c3-c5  
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rhomboid major origin   spines of spines of t2-t5  
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rhomboid major insertion   vert border of scapula inferior to spine  
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rhomboid major action   elevates and adducts scapula and rotates it downward, stabilizes scapula  
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rhomboid major innervation   dorsal scapular nerve  
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rhomboid minor origin   spines of c7-t1  
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rhomboid minor insertion   vert border of scapula superior to spine  
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rhomboid minor innervation   dorsal scapular nerve  
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list the axial muscles that move the humerus   pectoralis major, latissmus dorsi  
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Pectoralis major origin   clavicular head, sternum, costal cartilages of ribs 2-6 amd sometimes ribs 1-7 (sternocostal head)  
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pectoralis major insertion   greater tubrecule aamd lateral lip or intertubecular sulcus of humerus  
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pectoralis major action   as a whole, adducts and medially rotates arm at shoulder joint, clavicular head flex arm, sternocostal head extends flexed arm to side of trunk  
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pectoralis major innervation   medial and lateral pectoral nerves  
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lassimus dorsi origin   spines of t7- L5, lumbar vertebrae, crests of sacrum and ilium, ribs 9-12 via thoracolumbar fascia  
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latissmus dorsi insertion   intertubecolar sulcus of humerus  
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latissmus dorsi action   extends, adducts, and medially rotates arm at shoulder joint, draws arm inferiorly and posteriorly. Rma: elevates vert column and torso  
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lattismus dorsi innervation   thoracodorsal nerve  
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list the scapular muscles that move the humerus   deltoid, subscapularis, supraspinatus, infraspinatus, teres ,ajor, teres minor, coracobrachialis  
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deltoin origin   acromial exteremity of clavicle (anterior fibers) acromion of scapula and spine of scapula  
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deltoid insertion   deltoid tuberosity of humerus  
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deltoid action   lateral fibers abduct arm at shoulder joint, posterior fibes extend laterally rotate arm at shoulder jooint  
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deltoid innervation   axillary nerve  
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suscapularis origin   subscapular fossa of scapula  
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subscapularis insertion   lesser tubercule of humerus  
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subscapularis action   medially rotates arm at shoulder joint  
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SUBSCAPULARIS INERVATION   UPPER AND LOWER SUBSCAPULAR NERVE  
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infraspinatus origin   infraspinous fossa of scapula  
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infraspinatus insertion   greater tubercule of humerus  
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infraspinatus action   laterally rotates arm at shoulder joint  
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infraspinatus innervation   suprascapular nerve  
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Teres major origin   inferior angle of scapula  
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Teres major insertion   medial lip of intertubercular sulcus of humerus  
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teres major action   extends arm at shoulder joint and assists in adduction and medial rotation of arm at shoulder joint  
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teres major innervation   lower subscapular nerve  
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teres minor origin   inferior lateral border of scapula  
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teres minor insertion   greater tubercle of humerus  
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teres minor action   laterally rotates and extends arm at shoulder joint  
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teres minor innervation   axillary nerve  
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coracobarachialis origin   coracoid process of scapula  
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coracobrachialis insertion   middle surface of medial surface of shaft of humerus  
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coracobrachailis action   flexes and adducts arm at shoulder joint  
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coracobrachialis innervation   musculocutaneous nerve  
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supraspinatus origin   supraspious fosa of scapula  
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supraspinatus insertion   greater tubercle of humerus  
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supraspinatus action   assist deltoid muscle on abducting arm at shoulder joint  
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supraspinatus inervation   suprascaplar nerve  
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List the muscles of the arm that move the radius and ulna   biceps brachii, brachialis, brachioradialis, triceps brachii, anconeus, pronator teres, pronator quadratus, supinator  
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Forearm flexors   biceps brachaii, brachialis, brachioradialis  
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forearm extensors   triceps brachii, anconeus  
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forearm pronators   pronator teres, pronatos quadratus  
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forearm suponator   supinator  
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biceps brachii origin   long head ooriginates from tubercule above glenoid cavity of scapula (supraglenoid tubercule)  
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biceps brachii insertion   radial tuberosity of radius and bicipital aponeurosis  
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biceps brachii action   flexes forearm at elbow joint, supinates forearm at radioulnar joints, and flexes arm at shoulder joint  
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biceps brachii innervation   flexes forearm at elbow joint , supinates forearm at radioulnar joints, and flexes arm at sholder joint  
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biceps brachii innervation   musculocutaneous nerve  
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brachialis origin   distal anterior surface of humerus  
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brachialis insertion   ulnar tuberosity and coronoid process of ulna  
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brachialis action   flexes at elbow joint  
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brachialis innervation   musculocutanous and radial nerve  
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brachioradialis origin   lat boredr of distal end of humerus  
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bracioradialis insertion   superior to styloid process of radius  
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brachioradialis action   flexes forearm at elbow joint, supinates and pronates forearm at radioulnar joints to neutral position  
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brachioradialis innervation   radial nerve  
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triceps brachii origin   long head originates from infraglenoid tubercle , a projection inferior to glenoid cavity of scapula. Lat head origin from lat and post surface of humerus. Medial head originates from entire posterior surface of humerus infe to a grove for the radia nerve  
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triceps brachii insertion   olecranon of ulna  
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triceps brachii action   extends forearm at elbow and extends arm at shoulder joint  
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triceps brachii innervation   radial nerve  
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anconeus origin   lat epicondyle of humerus  
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anconeus insertion   olecranon and superior portion of ulna shaft  
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anconeus action   extends forearm at elbow joint  
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anconeus innerveation   radfial nerve  
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pronator teres origin   med epicondyle of humerus and coronoid process of ulna  
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pronator teres insertion   midlateral surface of radius  
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pronator teres action   pronates forearm at radioulnar joint and weakly flexes forearm at elbow joint  
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pronator teres innervation   median nerve  
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pronator QUADRATUS ORIGIN   DISTAL PORTION OF ULNA  
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PRONATOR QUAD INSERTION   DISTAL PORTION OF RADIUS SHARFT  
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PRONATOR QUAD ACTION   PRONATES FOREARM AT RADIOULNAR JONT  
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PRONATOR QUAD INNERVATION   MEDIAN NERVE  
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supinator origin   lat epicondyle of humerus and ridge near radial notch of ulna (supinator crest)  
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supinator insertion   lat surf of proximal one third of radius  
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supinator innervation   deep radial nerve  
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supinator action   supinates forearm at radioulnar joint  
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List muscles of the forearm that move wrist, hand, thumb and digits   superficial anterior (flexor) compartment of the forearm, deep anterior (flexor) compartment of the forearm  
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List superficial anterior compartment of the forearm   flexo carpi radialis, palamaris longus, flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor digitorum superficial  
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