muscle practical (origin and insertion) Flashcards by Natalee Erickson

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temporalis (origin)

A

temporal bone

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Temporalis (insertion)

A

mandible

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masseter (origin)

A

zygomatic arch

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masseter (insertion)

A

mandible

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orbicularis oris (origin)

A

bones/muscles near mouth

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orbicularis oris (insertion)

A

skin of central lip

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zygomaticus major (origin)

A

zygomatic bone

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zygomaticus major (insertion)

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corner of mouth

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epicranius frontalis/occipitalis (insertion)

A

skin and muscles around eyes/back of the skull

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epicranius frontalis/occipitalis (origin)

A

fascia at the top of skull

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sternocleidomastoid (origin)

A

sternum and clavicle

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sternocleidomastoid (insertion)

A

temporal bone

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biceps brachii (origin)

A

coracoid process

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biceps brachii (insertion)

A

radius

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brachioradialis (origin)

A

distal end of the humerus

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brachioradialis (insertion)

A

distal end of the radius

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brachioradialis (origin)

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distal end of humerus

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brachioradialis (Insertion)

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distal end of radius

Q

Flexor carpi radialis
(origin)

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medial elbow

Q

Flexor carpi radialis
(insertion)

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base of metacarpals

Q

palmaris longus (origin)

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medial elbow

Q

palmaris longus (insertion)

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palm

Q

flexor carpi ulnaris (origin)

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medial elbow

Q

Flexor carpi ulnaris

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wrist

infraspinatus (origin)

below the spine of scapula

infraspinatus (insertion)

head of humerus

supraspinatus (origin)

above the spine of scapula

supraspinatus (insertion)

head of humerus

triceps brachii (origin)

scapula and humerus

triceps brachii (insertion)

olecranon process of ulna

extensor digitorum (origin)

lateral elbow

Extensor digitorum (insertion)

posterior fingers (2-5)

diltoids (origin)

scapula/clavicle

deltoids (insertion)

humerus

rextus abdominis (origin)

pubis

rectus abdominis (insertion)

xiphoid process and costal cartilage

obliques (external and internal) (origin)

ribs/iliac crest

Obliques (External/Internal) (insertion)

iliac crest and linea alba/lower ribs and linea alba

transversus abdominis (origin)

costal cartilage and iliac crest

transversus abdominis (insertion)

xiphoid process linea alba and pubis