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back muscles, psoas, QL

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compression of abdominals   common action of abdominals  
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deepest of abdomminals   transverse abdominus  
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most superficial abdominal   external oblique  
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actions of lumbar spine   flexion, rotation, extension, lateral flexion  
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Transversospinalis muscles   Multifides, rotatores, semispinalis  
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only erector muscle that has a lumbar region   Illiocostalis  
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insertion of serratus posterior superior   ribs 2-5  
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action of serratus posterior superior   elevate ribs  
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vessels that pass thru diaphragm   inf. vena cava, esophagus, vagus nerve, phrenic nerve, aorta  
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most superficial back muscle   trapezius  
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deepest back muscles   erector spinae  
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muscles on back superficial to deep   trap, rhomboids, serratus PS, erector  
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action of psoas   flex and lateral rotate  
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action of QL   extension, lateral flexion  
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required for quiet breathing   diaphragm  
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muscles that form abdominal sheath   Transv. Abdominus, Internal Oblique, External Oblique  
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only abdominal not attached to abdominal sheath   rectus abdominus  
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attachments for Psoas   T.P. of lumbar vertebrae, lesser trochanter  
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most lateral of erector   Illiocostalis  
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innervation of deep back muscles   dorsal rami  
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muscles that attach to the iliac crest   ext. oblique, int. oblique, erector, QL  
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innervation of Abs and intercostals   Thoracic nerves  
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muscles that flex vertebral column   rectus abdominus & psoas  
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attachment of splenius capitus   occiput  
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number of vertebrae in adult vertebral column   26  
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primary curves of spinal column   thoracic, sacral  
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increase in lumbar curve   lordosis  
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opening where the spinal cord passes thru vertebral column   vertebral foramen  
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opening where spinal roots pass thru vertebrae   intervebral foramen  
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outer fibrous portion of intervertebral disc   annulus fibrosis  
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which vertebrae doesn't have a spinous process   c1  
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tooth-like process projecting from atlas   dens  
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most superficial muscle of back   trap  
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bandage muscle   splenius  
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most medial of erectors   spinalis  
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gutter between spinous process and transv. process   laminar groove  
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originates on iliac crest & inserts into 12th rib   QL  
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suboccipital muscle that doesn't attach to the occiput   Obliq. Cap inferior  
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artery found insuboccipital triangle   vertebral  
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outermost covering of spinal cord   dura mater  
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