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Erector Spinae Muscle group

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What muscles make up the Erector Spinae Group?   show
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What Erector Muscle is in the middle of the 3?   show
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What Erector Muscle is the smallest of the 3 and lies closest to the spine?   show
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What action would you have a person do to contract the lower fibers of the Erector group?   show
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What Erector Muscle originates on the common thoracis tendon and the TVP's of the upper five throacic vertebrae?   show
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show Semispinalis Capitis  
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If you were to flex the spine, what would that action do to the iliocostalis muscle? And why?   show
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What group of muscles originate on the sacrum and TVPsof lumbar through cervical vertebrae   show
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What muscle originates on the TVPs of lumbar through cervical vertebrae and inserts on the spinous processes of lumbar vertebrae through second cervical vertebra   show
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The common tendon (lumborum), posterior surface of ribs 1-12 (thoracis and cervicis) is the origin of what Erector muscle?   show
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show Spinalis  
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What would happen to the multifidi muscles if you rotated to the same side?   show
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How would you access the Rotatores muscles if your person was prone?   show
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show They would shorten because they originate on the TVPs of lumbar through cervical and insert on the spinous processes causing them to shorten with the rotation.  
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The TVPs of lumbar vertebrae 1-3 and posterior surface of ribs 6-12, posterior surface of ribs 1-6, TVPs of lower cervicals is the insertion for what muscle?   show
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What is the unilateral action of the Multifidi and the Rotatores?   show
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show Erector group, transversospinalis group, Quadratus Lumborum  
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