oia

Cards (84)

  • Neck and throat muscles:
    • Submandibular glands
    • Parotid glands
    • Sternohyoid (I = anterior hyoid, O = manubrium of sternum)
    • Sternomastoid (I = mastoid process of skull, O = manubrium of sternum), depress and turn head
    • Cleidomastoid (I = mastoid process of skull, O = clavicle), elevate clavicle, turn head
    • Basioclavicularis (I = occipital bone, O = clavicle), elevate clavicle, turn head
    • Clavodeltoid (I = humerus, O = clavicle), elevate humerus
    • Digastric (I = mandible, O = occipital bone), depresses lower jaw
    • Mylohyoid (I = midventral line of hyoid, O = mandible), raises floor of mouth, bring hyoid forward
    • Thyrohyoid (I = hyoid, O = thyroid)
    • Sternothyroid (I = thyroid, O = sternum), pull larynx posteriorly
    • Chest
    • pectoralis primus (I = humerus, O = manubrium), arms towards chest
    • pectoralis major (I = humerus, O = sternum), arms toward chest
    • pectoralis minor (I = clavicle, spine of scapula, O = sternum), arms and shoulder toward chest
    • Abdominal
    • external oblique (I = lumbodorsal fascia, O = inguinal ligament), constrict abdomen
    • internal oblique (I = linea alba, O = lumbodorsal fascia, posterior ribs, inguinal ligament), compress abdomen
    • transversus abdominis (I = linea alba, O = lumbodorsal fascia, posterior ribs, inguinal ligament), compress abdomen
    • rectus abdominis (I = sternum and costal cartilage, O = anterior pubic symphysis), compress abdomen
    • Upper arm
    • triceps brachii long head (I = olecranon, O = scapula), extensors
    • triceps brachii medial head (I = olecranon, O = dorsal humerus)epitrochlearis/extensor
    • antibrachii (I = olecranon, O = median tblh)
    • biceps brachii (I = ulna and radius, O = glenoid fossa), flexors
    • flexor profundus digitorum (I = phalanges, O = ulna and radius), flex fingers
    • flexor carpi ulnaris (I = pisiform of wrist, O = median epicondyle of humerus), flex ulnar side of wrist
    • Forearm
    • extensor carpi radialis longus (I = 2nd and 3rd metacarpals, O = humerus), extend hand
    • extensor carpi radialis brevis (I = 2nd and 3rd metacarpals, O = humerus), extend hand
    • pronator teres (I = radius, O = humerus) pronation
    • flexor carpi radialis (I = 2nd and 3rd metacarpals, O = humerus), flex 2nd and 3rd metacarpal
    • palmaris longus (I = flat tendon passing through wrist ligaments and divides into four or five tendons which pass to pads of palm and phalanges, O = humerus), flexor of digits
    • Thigh muscles
    • tensor fascia latae (I = fascia, O = ilium), tightens fascia
    • vastus medialis (I = tibia and patella, O = femur), extensor
    • rectus femoris (I = tibia and patella, O = ilium), extensor
    • sartorius (I = tibia, O = ilium), adductor of thigh, rotation of shank
    • gracilis (I = distal portion of thigh, O = pubic symphysis), adductor of leg
    • adductor magnus (I = femur, O = ishium), adduct thigh
    • adductor longus (I = femur, O = ischium), adduct thigh
    • semimembranosus (I = tibia, O = ischium), flex shank
    • semitendinosus (I = tibia, O = ischium), flex shank
  • Acromiotrapezius

    Origin: Occipital bone
    Insertion: Acromion Process
  • Acromiotrapezius
    Action: Elevate & draws scapula forward
  • Spinotrapezius

    Origin: Spines of the thoracic vertebrae
    Insertion: Spine of the scapula
  • Spinotrapezius
    Action: Elevates the scapula
  • Cleidodeltoid

    Origin: Clavicle
    Insertion: Ulna
  • Cleidodeltoid

    Action: abduct & rotate arm
  • Acromiodeltoid

    Origin: Actomion Process
    Insertion: Deltoid Ridge of Humerus
  • Acromiodeltoid
    Action: Abducts arm
  • Spinodeltoid
    Origin: Supraspinous fossa of scapula
    Insertion: greater tuberosity of humerus
  • Spinodeltoid
    Action: abducts humerus
  • Latissimus Dorsi

    Origin: Thoracic & Lumbar neural spines
    Insertion: Median Humerus
  • Latissimus Dorsi

    Action: Adduct, rotate & extend humerus
  • Levator Scapulae Ventralis
    Origin: Occipital bone
    Insertion: Acromion Process
  • Levator Scapulae Ventralis

    Action: Draws scapula forward
  • Splenius
    Origin: Nuchal ligament
    Insertion: Transverse process of the atlas
  • Splenius

    Action: Turn head
  • Supraspinatus

    Origin: Supraspinous fossa
    Insertion: Greater tuberosity of Humerus
  • Supraspinatus
    Action: abducts humerus
  • Infraspinatus

    Origin: Infraspinous fossa
    Insertion: Greater tuberosity of humerus
  • Infraspinatus

    Action: rotate humerus
  • Teres Major
    Origin: Axillary border of scapula
    Insertion: Proximal Humerus
  • Teres Major
    Action: Elevate, rotate & extend Humerus
  • Teres Minor
    Origin: Lateral border of the scapula
    Insertion: Greater tuberosity pf the Humerus
  • Teres Minor

    Action: Extend the humerus
  • Subscapularis
    Origin: Medial Scapula
    Insertion: Lesser tuberosity of humerus
  • Subscapularis

    Action: Move Humerus medially
  • Rhomboideus

    Origin: Spines of thoracic vertebrae
    Insertion: Scapular ventral border
  • Rhomboideus

    Action: Rotate scapula, elevate ribs
  • Rhomboideus Capitis

    Origin: Spines of thoracic vertebrae
    Insertion: Scapular ventral border
  • Rhomboideus Capitis

    Action: Rotate scapula, elevate ribs
  • Semispinalis Dorsi

    Origin: Spines of thoracic vertebrae
    Insertion: Occipital
  • Semispinalis Dorsi
    Action: Extend vertebral column
  • Spinalis

    Origin: Spines of thoracic vertebrae
    Insertion: adjacent vertebrae
  • Spinalis
    Action: Extend vertebral column