Intrinsic Back & Suboccipital Muscles Flashcards

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extrinsic back muscle embryo

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hypomere of myotome

have to migrate to back

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intrinsic back muscle embryo

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epimere of myotome

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extrinsic rami

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anterior

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intrinsic rami

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posterior

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extrinsic action

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control of:

  • superficial = limbs
  • intermediate = respiration
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intrinsic action

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act on vertebral column

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what muscles does the thoracodorsal fascia compartmentalize?

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intrinsic back muscles

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where is the thoracodorsal fascia thicker?

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lumbar

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where is the thoracodorsal fascia thinner?

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thoracic

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2 superficial layers (spinotransversales) of muscles

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  • splenius capitis

- splenius cervicis

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9 intermediate layers (erector spinal) of muscles

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  • Spinalis capitis
  • Spinalis cervicis
  • Spinalis thoracis
  • Longissimus capitis
  • Longissimus cervicis
  • Longissimus thoracis
  • Iliocostalis cervicis
  • Iliocostalis thoracis
  • Iliocostalis lumborum
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9 deep layers (transversospinales) muscles

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  • Semispinalis cervicis
  • Semispinalis thoracis
  • Multifidus
  • Rotatores cervicis
  • Rotatores thoracis
  • Rotatores lumborum
  • Interspinales
  • Intertransversarii
  • Levator scapulae
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splenius capitis origin

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  • lower nuchal ligament

- SP lower cervical, upper thoracic

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splenius capitis insertion

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  • mastoid process

- skull below superior nuchal line

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splenius capitis action

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  • bilaterally extends head

- unilaterally flexes and rotates face to the same side (ear to shoulder)

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splenius capitis innervation

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posterior rami middle cervical nerves

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splenius capitis blood supply

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deep cervical artery

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splenius cervicis orgigin

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SP upper thoracic

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splenius cervicis orgin

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SP upper thoracic

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splenius cervicis insertion

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TP upper cervical

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splenius cervicis action

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  • bilaterally extends neck

- unilaterally flexes and rotates neck to same side (ear to shoulder)

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splenius cervicis innervation

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posterior rami lower cervical nerves

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splenius cervicis blood supply

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deep cervical artery

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spinalis origin

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SP

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spinalis insertion
SP
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erector spinae muscle group action
extends and laterally bends vertebral column and head
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erector spinae muscle group innervation
posterior rami of spinal nerves in each region
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which spinalis muscle attaches to the mastoid process
spinalis capitis
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longissimus origin
TP
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which longissimus muscle attaches to the mastoid process
longissimus capitis
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longissimus insertion
TP
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which longissimus muscles attache to the ribs
- longissimus thoracis | - longissimus lumborum
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iliocostalis origin
- sacrum - iliac crest - supraspinous ligaments - angles of ribs
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iliocostalis insertion
TP
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what are the 2 paired muscles in the deep layer
- levatores costarum | - interspinales
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levatores costarum origin
TP upper cervical-lower thoracic **paired muscle **spans ~2 ribs
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levatores costarum insertion
rib below tubercle
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levatores costarum action
elevates rib
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levatores costarum innervation
posterior rami of spinal nerves
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interspinales origin & insertion
between SP of adjacent vertebrae **paired muscle
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interspinales action
stabilize vertebrae during movement (postural muscle)
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interspinales innervation
posterior rami of spinal nerves
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intertransversarii origin & insertion
between TP of adjacent vertebrae
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intertransversarii action
stabilize vertebrae during movement (postural muscle)
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intertransversarii innervation
posterior & anterior rami of spinal nerves
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semispinalis thoracis origin
TP middle-lower thoracic
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semispinalis thoracis insertion
SP lower cervical, upper thoracic **spans 4-6 vertebrae
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semispinalis cervicis origin
TP upper thoracic
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3 segmental muscles
- interspinales - intertransversarii - levatores costarum
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semispinalis cervicis insertion
SP upper-middle cervical **spans 4-6 vertebrae
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semispinalis capitis origin
- TP lower cervical, upper thoracic | - articular processes middle-lower cervical
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semispinalis insertion
medial area between superior and inferior nuchal lines on occipital bone
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multifidus origin
- sacrum - erector spinae - PSIS - mammillary process of lumbar vertebrae - TP thoracic vertebrae - AP cervical vertebrae
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multifidus insertion
base of SP upper cervical to lower lumbar **span 2-4 vertebrae
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which intrinsic back muscles span 4-6 vertebrae?
- semispinalis thoracis | - semispinalis cervicis
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which intrinsic back muscle spans ~2-4 vertebrae?
- multifidus | - levatores costarum
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rotatores muscles origins
TP/AP of each region
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rotatores muscles insertions
SP of each region **short = 1 vert away **long = 2 vert away
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3 rotatores muscles
- rotatores lumborum - rotatores thoracis - rotatores cervicis
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which muscles unilateral bend the head and neck (ear to shoulder)
- iliocostalis cervicis - longissimus capitis - longissimus cervicis - splenius capitis - splenius cervicis - intertransversarii
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muscles that unilaterally bend the head and neck (ear to shoulder) attach to what?
TP
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which muscles bilaterally extend the head and neck?
- semispinalis cervicis - iliocostalis cervicis - splenius cervicis - levator scapulae - splenius capitis - multifidus - longissimus capitis - semispinalis capitis - trapezius
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muscles that bilaterally extend the head attach to what?
SP
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which muscles ipsilaterally rotate the head and neck (look over shoulder)?
- rotatores - semispinalis capitis - semispinalis cervicis - splenius cervicis - contralateral = sternocleidomastoid
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which muscles bilaterally extend the back?
- erector spinae - multifidus - semispinalis throacis
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which muscles unilaterally flex the back (lean to the side)?
- iliocostalis thoracis - iliocostalis lumborum - longissimus thoracis - multifidus - external oblique - internal oblique - quadratus lumborum - rhomboids - serratus anterior
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which muscles unilaterally rotate the back (lawn mower)?
- rotatores - multifidus - iliocostalis - longissimus - external oblique with opposite internal oblique - splenius thoracis
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sprain
injury to ONLY ligamentous tissue
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sprain symptoms
pain, swelling, bruising, not able to move joint, may hear pop **ankle
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sTrain
injury to muscle or tendinous fibers
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strain symptoms
pain, muscle weakness, swelling, trouble moving muscles, muscle spasms **lower back/posterior thigh
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spasm
involuntary movement (due to injury/inflammation)
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4 muscles of suboccipital triangle
- rectus capitis posterior minor - rectus capitis posterior major - obliquus capitis superior - obliquus capitis inferior ``` roof = semispinalis capitis floor = posterior arch C1 and posterior atlanto-occipital membrane ```
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suboccipital triangle contents
- vertebral artery | - suboccipital nerve
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what muscles extend at the Atlanta-occipital joint?
- rectus capitis posterior minor - recuts capitis posterior major - obliquus capitis superior - splenius capitis - longissimus capitis - ascending part of trapezius **maybe proprioception
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obliquus capitis inferior action
rotation of face to same side
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blockage of what artery can cause light headedness or dizziness when turning head
vertebral artery (suboccipital triangle and transverse foramen)
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which muscles will be affected by injury to the suboccipital nerve between the vertebral artery and posterior arch of atlas?
- rectus capitis posterior major - rectus capitis posterior minor - semispinalis capitis - obliquus capitis superior - obliquus capitis inferior
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which muscle is affected by pain and trouble straightening back up after bending forward?
iliocostalis lumborum