Back Muscles - Intrinsic Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

Splenius Cervicis/Capitis
[Superficial Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:

  • Nuchal lig.
  • SP of C7-T6

Insertion:
[Capitis] - mastoid process; lateral 3rd of sup. nuchal line
[Cervicis] - tubercles of TP of C1-C3/C4

Action:
[Alone] - side-bending/rotation of head
[Combined] - neck/head extension

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Erector Spinae {3 groups}
[Intermediate Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin [All]:

  • Posterior iliac crest
  • Posterior sacrum
  • SI ligaments
  • Sacral/inferior lumbar SPs
  • Supraspinous ligament

Insertion:
[Iliocostalis] - angles of lower ribs & cervical TP
[Longissimus] - ribs (between tubercles & angles) to TP in thoracic/cervical regions and to mastoid process
[Spinalis] - SP in upper thoracic region & cranium

Action:
[Unilaterally] - side-bending
[Bilaterally] - trunk/head extension; controlled movement of back during trunk flexion (eccentrically)

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Transversospinalis - Semispinalis
{3 parts?}
[Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

{3 parts}: thoracis, cervicis, capitis

Origin:
-TP of C4-T12

Insertion:

  • Fibers run superomedially to occipital bone & SP in thoracic/cervical regions
  • Spans 4-6 segments

Action:

  • Head & thoracic/cervical vertebrae column extension
  • Contralateral rotation of head & upper vertebrae
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Transversospinalis - Multifidus
[Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:

  • SI ligaments
  • TP of T1-T3
  • Articular processes C4-C7
  • Mammillary process of lumbar vertebrae
  • Posterior sacrum
  • PSIS
  • Aponeurosis of ES

Insertion:

  • Fibers run obliquely/superomedially to entire length of SP
  • Spans 2-4 segments

Action:
-Stabilize vertebrae during local movements of VC

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5
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Transversospinales - Rotatores (brevis & longus)
[Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:
-TP of vertebrae

Insertion:

  • FIbers run superomedially to attach to lamina/TP junction or SPs
  • Span 1 (brevis) or 2 (longus) vertebrae superior to origin

Action:

  • Stabilize vertebrae
  • Assist with local extension/rotatory movements of VC
  • Proprioception
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Interspinales
[Minor Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:
-Superior surfaces of cervical/lumbar SPs

Insertion:
-Inferior surfaces of SPs superior to origin

Action:
-Assist with trunk extension/rotation

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Intertransversarii
[Minor Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:
-TPs of cervical/lumbar spine

Insertion:
-TPs of adjacent vertebrae

Action:

  • Assist trunk side-bending
  • Stabilizes VC acting bilaterally
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Q

Levatores Costarum
[Minor Deep Layer]
Origin (Proximal)

Insertion (Distal)

Action

A

Origin:
-TP tips of C7-T11

Insertion:
-Fibers run inferolaterally to ribs between tubercles & angles

Action:

  • Elevate ribs
  • Assist with respiration
  • Assist trunk side-bending
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9
Q

3 Groups of Iliocostalis (in order)

A

(1) Lumborum
(2) Thoracis
(3) Cervicis

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10
Q

3 Groups of Longissimus (in order)

A

(1) Thoracis
(2) Cervicis
(3) Capitis

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11
Q

3 Groups of Spinalis (in order)

A

(1) Thoracis
(2) Cervicis
(3) Capitis

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12
Q

Deep Fascia

What does it do?
Where does it attach?

A

Purpose: encloses intrinsic back muscles

Attaches:

  • Medially: nuchal lig.; SPs; supraspinous ligs., median sacral crest
  • Laterally: cervical/thoracic TPs; rib angles
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13
Q

Thoracolumbar Fascia

____ in ______ region.
____ and _______ in ________ region.

A
  • Thin; thoracic

- Thick; strong; lumbar

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