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Muscles: Axial Skeleton Flashcards

1
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frontal portion of occipitofrontalis location

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-forehead

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frontal portion of occipitofrontalis action

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-raises the eyebrow

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frontal portion of occipitofrontalis innervation

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-facial

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orbicularis oculi location

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-surrounds orbit

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orbicularis oculi action

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-closes the eyelids

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orbicularis oculi innervation

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-facial

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orbicularis oris location

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-surrounds mouth

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orbicularis oris action

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-purses the lips (lips puckering)

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orbicularis oris innervation

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-facial

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zygomaticus major location

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  • origin: zygomatic bone

- insertion: corner of mouth

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zygomaticus major action

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  • unilaterally: lifts corners of mouth (with other muscles)

- bilateral: lifts corners of mouth (creates smiles)

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zygomaticus major innervation

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-facial

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depressor anguli oris location

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  • origin: mandible

- insertion: corner of mouth

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depressor anguli oris action

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-depresses corners of mouth

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depressor anguli oris innervation

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-facial

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levator labii superioris location

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-insertion: upper lip of mouth

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levator labii superioris action

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-pulls upper lip up

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levator labii superioris innervation

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-facial

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depressor labii inferioris location

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-insertion: lower lip of mouth

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depressor labii inferioris action

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-pulls lower lip down

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depressor labii inferioris innervation

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-facial

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22
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buccinator location

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-cheek

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buccinator action

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  • compresses cheeks against teeth

- not a muscle in mastication**

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buccinator innervation

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-facial

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25
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platysma location

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-neck under the chin

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platysma action

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  • tenses the skin on the neck

- biggest muscle in the facial muscle

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platysma innervation

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-facial

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temporalis location

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  • origin: lateral skull

- insertion: mandible

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temporalis action

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  • covers good chunk of temporal
  • elevates lower jaw (biting or closing the jaws)
  • retract the lower jaw
  • move jaw side-to-side
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30
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temporalis innervation

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-trigeminal

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31
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masseter location

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-insertion: lateral angle of mandible

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masseter action

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  • helps pull the lower jaw upward

- causes the jaw to close while chewing (helps bite down/chew)

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masseter innervation

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-trigeminal

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medial pterygoid location

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-insertion: medial mandible near its angle

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medial pterygoid action

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-closing the jaw

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medial pterygoid innervation

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-trigeminal

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lateral pterygoid location

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-insertion: superior aspect of medial mandible

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lateral pterygoid action

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  • depresses jaw
  • moves it side-to-side
  • syncs TMJ discs
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lateral pterygoid insertion

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-trigeminal

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40
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what are the names of the muscles of mastication?

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  • temporalis
  • masseter
  • medial pterygoid
  • lateral pterygoid
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what are the names of the nine muscles of the scalp and face?

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  • frontal portion of occipitofrontalis
  • orbicularis oculi
  • orbicularis oris
  • zygomaticus major
  • depressor anguli oris
  • levator labii superioris
  • depressor labii inferioris
  • buccinator
  • platysma
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42
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ocular muscles function

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  • move eyes
  • found in orbit
  • four straight muscles
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43
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what is the anatomical name for the tongue?

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-glossus

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44
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what are the extrinsic muscles of the tongue?

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  • muscles that insert on the tongue but do not originate on the tongue
  • allows for gross movement
45
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hyoglossus location

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  • origin: hyoid bone

- insertion: tongue

46
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hyoglossus action

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  • retracts the tongue

- depresses the tongue

47
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hyoglossus innervation

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-hypoglossal

48
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genioglossus location

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  • origin: mandible

- insertion: tongue

49
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genioglossus action

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  • protrudes the tongue

- originates anteriorly so pulls it forward

50
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genioglossus innervation

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-hypoglossal

51
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styloglossus location

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  • origin: styloid process

- insertion: tongue

52
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styloglossus action

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-retracts tongue

53
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styloglossus innervation

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-hypoglossal

54
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what are the muscles groups of the anterior neck?

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  • suprahyoid muscles

- infrahyoid muscles

55
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suprahyoid muscle group location

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  • superior to hyoid

- anterior neck

56
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suprahyoid muscle group action

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  • swallowing and moving the tongue (good for chewing and speech)
  • responsible for positioning the hyoid bone
57
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suprahyoid muscle group innervation

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  • trigeminal

- facial

58
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infrahyoid muscle group location

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  • inferior to hyoid

- anterior neck

59
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infrahyoid muscle group action

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  • swallowing and moving the tongue (good for chewing and speech)
  • depress the hyoid
  • movement of larynx
60
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infrahyoid muscle group innervation

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-hypoglossal

61
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what are the muscles of the anterolateral neck?

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  • sternocleidomastoid (SCM)

- scalenus medius

62
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sternocleidomastoid location

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-anterolateral neck

63
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sternocleidomastoid action

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  • unilateral: turns head opposite side

- bilateral: flexes head at neck

64
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sternocleidomastoid innervation

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-accessory (CN XI)

65
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scalenus medius location

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-deep to SCM

66
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scalenus medius action

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  • unilateral: lateral neck flexion (tilted dog face)

- bilateral: some anterior neck flexion

67
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scalenus medius innervation

A

-cervical nerves

68
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what are the deep muscles of the back?

A
  • erector spinae group

- quadratus lumborum

69
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erector spinae group components

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  • iliocostalis
  • longissimus
  • spinalis
70
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erector spinae group iliocostalis location

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-sacrum to skull

71
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erector spinae group iliocostalis innervation

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-spinal nerves

72
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erector spinae group longissimus location

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-deep along vertebral column

73
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erector spinae group longissimus innervation

A

-spinal nerves

74
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erector spinae group spinalis location

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-to superficial muscles

75
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erector spinae group spinalis innervation

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-spinal nerves

76
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erector spinae group action

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  • unilateral: lateral flexion of spine

- bilateral: extension of spine

77
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quadratus lumborum location

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-iliac crest to posterior abdominal wall and upper lumbar vertebrae

78
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quadratus lumborum action

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  • unilateral:
    • ->lateral flexion of the lumbar spine
    • ->pulls the ribs down (especially floating ribs)
  • bilateral:
    • ->assist in respiration (breathing)
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quadratus lumborum innervation

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-T12 and upper lumbar nerves

80
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what are the muscles of the abdominal wall?

A
  • external oblique
  • internal oblique
  • transversus abdominis
  • rectus abdominis
81
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external oblique location

A

-superficial abdomen

82
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external oblique action

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-unilateral: lateral spine rotation

83
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external oblique innervation

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  • thoracic nerves

- lumbar nerves

84
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internal oblique location

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-deep to external oblique

85
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internal oblique action

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  • stabilize the spine

- support abdominal wall

86
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internal oblique innervation

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  • thoracic nerves

- lumbar nerves

87
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transversus abdominis location

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-innermost abdomen

88
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transversus abdominis action

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  • compresses abdominal contents (for defecation and urination)
  • stabilizes spine
89
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transversus abdominis innervation

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  • thoracic nerves

- lumbar nerves

90
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rectus abdominis location

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-superficial, medial abdomen

91
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rectus abdominis action

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-flexes the spine anteriorly

92
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rectus abdominis innervation

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  • thoracic nerves

- lumbar nerves

93
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what are the muscles of respiration?

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  • external intercostals
  • internal intercostals
  • diaphragm
94
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external intercostals location

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-between ribs

95
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external intercostals action

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  • expand chest cavity (inhaling)

- primary component for respiration

96
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external intercostals innervation

A

-intercostal nerves

97
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internal intercostals location

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-between ribs

98
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internal intercostals action

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-retracts ribs (exhaling)

99
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internal intercostals innervation

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-intercostal nerves

100
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diaphragm location

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-between thoracic and abdominal cavities

101
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diaphragm action

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-the main muscle of repiration

102
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diaphragm innervation

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-phrenic nerve

103
Q

what are the muscles of the pelvic floor and perineum?

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  • urogenital diaphragm
  • pelvic diaphragm
    • ->levator ani
    • ->coccygeus
    • ->pubococcygeus
104
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pelvic diaphragm location

A

-outlet of pelvis

105
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pelvic diaphragm action

A
  • support lower digestive and reproductive organs

- resists increases in intra-abdominal pressure

106
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urogenital diaphragm location

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-between 2 sides of pubic arch

107
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urogenital diaphragm action

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-support lower digestive and reproductive organs

108
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urogenital diaphragm innervation

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-sacral nerves

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