Exam 3: Muscle Attatchment and Action Flashcards
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epicranial aponeurosis → skin of the forehead and eyebrows
Raises eyebrows
Frontal Belly of Occipitofrontalis
Raises eyebrows
occipital bone → epicranial aponeurosis
Retracts scalp
Occipital belly of Occipitofrontalis
medial wall of the orbit → skin surrounding eyelids
Closes eye (blink)
Orbicularis Oculi
encircling the mouth
Compresses and purse lips (kissing)
Orbicularis Oris
areolar process of the maxilla & mandible → orbicularis oris
Compress Cheek (whistle)
Buccinator
Compress Cheek (whistle)
zygomatic bone → upper edge of the lips
Raises corners of mouth (smiling)
Zygomaticus
fascia of deltoid and pectoralis major → skin of cheek and mandible
Pulls lower lips, tense neck skin
Platysma
zygomatic bone → mandible
Closes jaw (chew)
Masseter
lateral temporal bone → coronoid process mandible
Closes jaw (chew)
Temporalis
- Superior Attatchment- mandible and mastoid process
- Inferior Attatchment- hyoid bone
Elevates hyoid bone
Depresses mandible
Digastric
- Superior Attatchment- internal surface of mandible
- Inferior Attatchment- hyoid bone
Elevates hyoid bone as in swallowing
Mylohyoid
- Superior Attatchment- hyoid bone
- Inferior Attatchment- sternum & medial clavicle
swallowing
Sternohyoid
- Superior Attatchment- Mastoid process
- Inferior Attatchment- Manubrium & medial clavicle
Bilateral: flex head
Unilateral: flex head s. side, turn head opp. side
Sternocleidomastoid
- Superior Attatchment- Cervical transverse process
- Inferior Attatchment- Superior surface of 1st & 2nd ribs
Elevates first and second ribs
Scalene Muscles
- Superior Attatchment- Mastoid process, transverse process and spinous process of the cervical thoracic spine
- Inferior Attatchment- Iliac crest, sacrum & lumbar spinous process
Unilateral: laterally flex vc
Bilateral: extend vc (maintain posture)
Erector Spinae:
Iliocostalis
Longissimus
Spinalis
Bilateral: extend vc (maintain posture)
- Superficial Attatchment- spinous process of the vertebra 2 to 4 segments above the inferior attachment
- Inferior Attatchment- sacrum and transverse process of each vertebraMultifidus
Unilateral: flex and rotate vc
Bilateral: extends vertebral column
Multifidus
- Superficial Attachment- lumbar transverse process
- Inferior Attatchment- iliac crust
Unilateral: rotates vc to other side
Bilateral: extends vertebral column
Quadratus Lumborum
- Superficial Attachment- Inferior boarder of superior ribs
- Inferior Attatchment- Superior boarder of inferior ribs
Elevates rib cage
External Intercostals
Elevates rib cage
- Superficial Attachment- Superior boarder of inferior ribs
- Inferior Attatchment- Inferior boarder of superior ribs
Depresses rib cage
Internal Intercostals
- Superficial Attachment- central tendon
- Inferior Attatchment- Xyphoid process internal surface of ribs 7-12, lumbar vertebrae
Increases and decreases thoracic volume
Diaphragm
- Superficial Attachment- Xiphoid process
- Inferior Attatchment- Pubic symphysis
Flexes vertebral column & compresses abdominal wall
Rectus Abdominus
inferior border of a rib 5 – 12 →
linea Alba by aponeurosis
Unilat.: lat. flex and rotate vcExternal Obliques
Bilat.: flex vc & compress abdom. wall
External Obliques
Bilat.: flex vc & compress abdom. wall
lumbar fascia, inguinal ligament, iliac crest → linea Alba, pubic crest, rib 9 to 12
Same as the external oblique
Internal Oblique
lumbar fascia, iliac crest, inguinal ligament, rib 7-12→ linea Alba, pubic crest
Compresses abdominal wall
Transversus Abdominus