muscle and nerves Flashcards
(34 cards)
what is the name of the plexus that is responsible for the arm ad forearm muscle compartments ?
brachial plexus
name of the plexus in the thigh and leg muscle compartments
lumbosacral plexus
list the role of an agonist ,antagonist, fixator and synergist in terms of arm muscles & give an example
agonist; contracts e.g biceps
antagonist; relax e.g triceps
fixator; stabilise e.g deltoid
synergist ; support action of agonist e.g brachialis
where do you loose the sensation at if you injure your ramus?
entire dermatome
where do you loose the sensation at if you injure your nerve?
cutaneous field
describe the categories of skeletal muscle; parallel , unipennate, bipennate , multipennate and aponeurosis
and describe the shape of a fusiform muscle
parallel muscle ; fascicles run parallel to the long axis
unipennate ;fascicles run at an angle
bipennate; fascicles coming from both sides
aponeurosis ; flat sheet of tendon
fusiform; spindle shaped
state what thick and thin filamnents are made of?
thin- actin
thick- myosin
what nerve supplies the gluteal muscle compartments (in the lower limb)
sciatic nerve
state the movement for gluteal maximus,medius and minimus
gluteal maximus ; extension
gluteal medius and minimus ; abduction
state the 3 leg muscles and where in the leg theyre located
dorsiflexors-anterior
plantarflexor-posterior
evertors;lateral
how many muscles do evertors on the leg have?
they have 2 muscles
what nerve supplies leg muscles
sciatic nerve
state the posterior , anterior and medial muscle compartments of the thigh
posterior; hamstring
anterior;quadriceps
medial ;adductors
what nerve supplies the hamstring quadriceps and adductor muscles of the thigh?
hamstring ;sciatic nerve
quadriceps ; femoral nerve
adductors ; obturator nerve
name the 2 compartments of muscles
- flexor compartment
- extensor compartment
what nerve supplies all extensor compartments in the UPPER limb?
radial nerve
how many joints does the tricep and bicep cross over and name them
tricep- 2 joint ; elbow and shoulder joints
bicep -3 joints ; elbow , glenhumeral and radio-ulnar joints
do tendons shorten?
no
what nerve is the cutaneous field supplied by?
single peripheral nerve
what rotation do radio-ulnar joints do?
supination of the forearm
what nerve supplies all flexors muscles in the upper limb?
musculocutaneous nerve
list the 3 flexor muscle compartments of the arm
-biceps brachii
-brachialis
-coracobrachialis
list the joints the bicep intersects with
3 joints
glenohumeral, shoulder and radio-ulnar joint
which bones are the tendons of bicep brachii attached to?
shoulder and elbow bones