gross 1- back Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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3 muscle groups of the back

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superficial
intermediate
deep

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2
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superficial back muscles

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anchor upper limp to axial skeleton

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3
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intermediate back muscles

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assists in respiration

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4
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deep back muscles

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maintain posture, act on vertebral column (raise and lower spine)

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5
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extrinsic muscles

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superficial and intermediate

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6
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intrinsic

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deep

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7
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what are the superficial back muscles

A

trapezius
latissimus dorsi
levator scapulae
rhomboid major and minor

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8
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what are the intermediate back muscles

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serratus posterior superior

serratus posterior inferior

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9
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what are the deep back muscles

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semispinalis capitis
splenius capitis
spelnius cervicis
erector spinae

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10
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innervation of superficial and intermediate back muscles

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ventral rami

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11
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innervation of deep back muscles

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dorsal rami

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12
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clinical notes of dorsal rami

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  • deep back muscles receive innervations segmentally
  • overlap- loss of 1 or 2 rami will not produce clinical symptoms
  • nerves do NOT cross midline (ipsilateral)
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13
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origin of trapezius

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  • superior nuchal line
  • nuchal ligament
  • C7-T12 spinous process
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14
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insertion of trapezius

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  • lateral part of clavicle

- acromion and spine of scapula

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15
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action of trapezius

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  • elevates
  • depresses
  • retracts scapula
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16
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S of trapezius

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  • accessory nerve (Xll)

- transverse cervical vessels

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17
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accessory nerve path

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runs deep to muscle, posterioinferiorly from jugular foramen.

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18
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ventral rami C3-C4 path

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runs deep to muscle. posteriorly from intervertebral foramina

19
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transverse cervical artery and vein

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runs deep to muscle. posteriolaterally from thryocervical trunk

20
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latissimus dorsi orgin

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  • T7-T12 spinous process
  • thoracolumbar fascia
  • crest of ilium
21
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insertion of latissimus dorsi

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intertuberculum sulcus of humerus

22
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action of latissimus dorsi

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adducts
extends
medially rotates humerus

23
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s of latissimus dorsi

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thoracodorsal nerve and vessels

intercoastal vessels

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rhomboids orgin

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C7-T5 spinous process

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rhomboids insertion
medial boarder of scapula from spine to inferior angle
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rhomboids action
retract scapula
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s of rhomboids
dorsal scapular nerve and vessels
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levator scapulae orgin, insertion, action, s
orgin- transverse process of 1st 3-4 vertebrae insertion- upper medial boarder of scapula action- elevates scapula s- dorsal scapular nerve and vessels
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serratus anterior orgin, insertion, action, s
orgin- lateral surface of 1st 8 ribs insertion- anterior surface of medial boarder of scapula action- protracts scapula and holds it to wall supply- long thoracic nerve and lateral thoracic vessels
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triangle of auscultation
=to listen to between 6 and 7th rib listening to organs of the thorax
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boundaries of the triangle of auscultation
superior- trapequiz inferior- latissimus dorsi lateral- rhomboid major floor- 6th inter coastal space
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lumbar triangle boundaries
medial- latissimus dorsi lateral- external oblique inferior- ilaic crest floor- internal oblique
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site of lumbar hernia
lumbar triangle
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serratus posterior superior orgin, insertion, action, supply
orgin- spinous process C7-T3 insertion- superior boarder of ribs 2-5 action- elevate upper ribs supply- 1st 4 intercostal nerves and vessels
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serratus posterior inferior orgin, insertion, action, supply
orgin- spinous process T11-L2 insertion- inferior boarder of ribs 8-12 action- depress lower ribs supply- last 4 intercostal nerves and vessels
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erector spinae muscles orgin, insertion, action, supply
orgin- posterior sacrum, ilium and spinous process insertion- spinous processes, transverse processes and ribs action- erect spine supply- dorsal rami of spinal nerves and lumbar and intercostal vessels
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splenius capitis and cervicis
orgin- nuchal ligament and upper spinous processes insertion (capitis)- occipital bone and mastoid process insertion (cervicis)- upper cervical transverse process action- extend and laterally rotate neck supply- dorsal rami of spinal nerves and deep cervical vessels
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semispinalis capitis and cervicis O, I, A, S
orgin- upper thoracic transverse process insertion (cap)- occipital bone between nuchal lines insertion (cerv)- upper cervical spines action- extend head and neck supply- dorsal rami of spinal nerve and deep cervical vessels
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multifidus O, I, A, S
orgin- sacrum and lower transverse processes insertion- spinous processes action- laterally flexes and rotates spine supply- dorsal rami of spinal nerves and lumbar vessels
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rotatores O, I, A, S
orgin- transverse processes insertion- spinous processes action- rotate spine supply- dorsal rami of spinal nerves and intercostal vessels
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interspinalis muscle
between spinous processes, | minor extensions of spine
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intertransversarius
between transverse processes | minor lateral flexion of spine
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levator costarum
from transverse processes to ribs | minor elevations of ribs