Forelimb muscles Flashcards

1
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Name the functions of the ventral serrate muscle:

A
  • Sling support suspending thorax between two limbs
  • Cervical part lifts neck (bilateral) + moves neck laterally (unilateral)
  • Manipulates position of scapula thus can advance or retract the limb
  • Small role forced expiration
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2
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Name the functions of the rhomboid muscle:

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  • Draws scapula against the trunk
  • Rotates scapula to retract limb
  • Elevate scapula
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3
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Name the functions of the deep pectoral muscles:

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  • Powerfully retracts the advanced limb
  • Extends the shoulder joint
  • Assists in suspension of the thorax
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4
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Name the functions of the superficial pectoral muscles:

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  • Adduct the limb
  • Assist in the suspension of the trunk
  • Protraction and retraction of the limb, depending on relative position
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5
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Name the functions of the omotransverse muscles:

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Action- advances (protracts) the limb

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6
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Name the nerve that innervates the omotransverse muscle:

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Innervated by the accessory nerve

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7
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Name the actions of the trapezius:

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elevate the scapula (when both parts contract together), swing the limb forward (ie. protraction)

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8
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Name the nerve innervation of the trapezius:

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accessory nerve

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9
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Name the functions of the lat dorsi:

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pull trunk forward when foot is fixed forward, retracts the limb (and flexes shoulder joint) if limb is free

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10
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Name the function of the brachiocephalicus muscle:

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  • Advances (protracts) the free limb
    • or – extends the should joint
  • Fixes and depresses the neck (bilateral)
  • Draws head and neck laterally (unilateral)
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11
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What is the function of the supraspinatus:

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  • Fixator- acts as cranial “collateral’ ligament

* Extensor- resists flexion under load

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12
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What is the function of the infraspinatus:

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  • Fixator- acts like a laterall collateral ligament
  • Outward rotation of the humerus
  • Weak abductor of humerus
  • Flex or extend the shoulder joint
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13
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What nerve innervates both the supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles?

A

suprascapular nerve

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14
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Name the functions of the subscapularis:

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  • fixator- acts as a medial collateral ligament to shoulder
  • adducts the shoulder
  • Mainly inserts cranial to axis of rotation
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15
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What nerve innervates the subscapularis?

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o Subscapular nerve and auxiliary nerve

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16
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What nerve innervated the deltoid muscle?

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  • axillary nerve
17
Q

What nerve innervates the biceps brachii?

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  • axillary nerve
18
Q

What is the function of the biceps brachii?

A
  • flexes elbow joint, extends the shoulder (resists flexion)
19
Q

What is the function of the brachialis?

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Serves to flex the elbow

20
Q

What is the functions of the triceps?

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  • extends the shoulder joint

- flexes the shoulder joint

21
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What is the nerve innervation of the triceps?

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Innervated by the radial nerve