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Identify these muscles. pectoralis major pectoralis minor Superficial Chest Anterior View Identify these muscles. pectoralis major pectoralis minor

Identify these muscles pectoralis minor pectoralis major Chest Anterior View Identify these muscles pectoralis minor pectoralis major Deep Superficial

Give the Origin and Insertion. Chest Anterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. I: greater tubercle of humerus O: clavicle, sternum and ribs

Identify these muscles. transversus costarum rectus abdominis Deep Chest Lateral-anterior View Identify these muscles. transversus costarum rectus abdominis

Identify these muscles. scalenus medius serratus anterior Deep Chest Lateral-anterior View Identify these muscles. scalenus medius serratus anterior (ventralis)

internal intercostals Deep Chest Anterior View Identify these muscles. internal intercostals rectus abdominis

Give an Action of each. Pulls ribs together during expiration Deep Chest Anterior View Give an Action of each. Pulls ribs together during expiration Flexes torso

xiphoid process of sternum Abdomen Anterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. I: lower ribs and xiphoid process of sternum O: pubis

transversus abdominis Abdomen Anteriolateral View Identify these muscles. transversus abdominis external oblique

Identify these muscles. sternomastoid sternohyoid Neck Anterior View Identify these muscles. sternomastoid sternohyoid

Identify these muscles. digastric mylohyoid Neck Anterior View Identify these muscles. digastric mylohyoid

Flexes neck and rotates head Anterior View Identify this muscle and give an Action. sternocleidomastoid Flexes neck and rotates head

O: manbrium of the sternum and sternal end of clavicle Neck Anterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. I: mastoid process O: manbrium of the sternum and sternal end of clavicle

Identify these muscles. Head Anterior View Identify these muscles. orbicularis oculi platysma

Identify these muscles. Head Lateral View Identify these muscles. masseter zygomaticus major

I: corner of mouth and upper lip Head Lateral View Give the Origin and Insertion. O: zygomatic bone I: corner of mouth and upper lip

Identify these muscles. spinotrapezius acromiotrapezius Superficial Back Posterior View Identify these muscles. spinotrapezius acromiotrapezius s a c Use the mneumonic SAC… (as in Mt. SAC) To help remember spino- acromio- clavo-

Identify these muscles. Superficial Back Lateral-posterior View Identify these muscles. spinodeltoid acromiodeltoid

Identify these muscles. Latissimus Dorsi Triceps Brachii Superficial Back Lateral-posterior View Identify these muscles. Latissimus Dorsi Triceps Brachii – Lateral Head

(levator scapulae dorsalis) Deep Back Lateral-posterior View Identify these muscles. rhomboideus capitus (levator scapulae dorsalis) rhomboideus This is the scapula pulled back…

Identify this muscle. infraspinatus teres major Deep Back Lateral-posterior View Identify this muscle. infraspinatus teres major

Identify these muscles. rhomboid major/minor trapezius Torso Posterior View Identify these muscles. rhomboid major/minor trapezius Deep Superficial

I: clavicle and spine and acromion of scapula Torso Posterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. O: occipital bone & spinous process of all cervical and thoracic vertebra I: clavicle and spine and acromion of scapula

Identify these muscles. Deltoid Latissimus Dorsi Torso Posterior View Identify these muscles. Deltoid Latissimus Dorsi

Extends, adducts and rotates shoulder Torso Posterior View Give an Action of each. Abducts shoulder Extends, adducts and rotates shoulder

Give the Origin and Insertion. Torso Posterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. I: intertubercular sulcus of humerus O: spinous process of lower vertebrae

Identify these muscles. supraspinatus teres major Torso Posterior View Identify these muscles. supraspinatus teres major

Give the Origin and Insertion. Torso Posterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. I: greater tubercle of humerus O: supraspinous fossa of the scapula

extensor digitorum lateralis Forearm – lateral Posterior View Identify these muscles. brachialis extensor digitorum lateralis

Identify these muscles. pronator teres palmaris longus Forearm – Medial Anterior View Identify these muscles. pronator teres palmaris longus

Identify these muscles. Forearm Anterior View Identify these muscles. flexor carpi radialis palmaris longus

Flexes and abducts wrist Right Forearm Anterior View Give an Action of each. Flexes and abducts wrist Flexes wrist

extensor carpi ulnaris Left Forearm Posterior View Identify these muscles. extensor digitorum extensor carpi ulnaris

Identify these muscles. biceps femoris gluteus maximus Superficial Hip Lateral-posterior View Identify these muscles. biceps femoris gluteus maximus

Identify these muscles. adductor longus semimembranosus Deep Thigh Medial-anterior View Identify these muscles. adductor longus semimembranosus

Identify these muscles. rectus femoris vastus medialis Deep Thigh Medial-anterior View Identify these muscles. rectus femoris vastus medialis

flexor digitorum longus Lower leg Medial-anterior View Identify these muscles. tibialis anterior flexor digitorum longus sartorius gracilis tibia

Identify these muscles. gastrocnemius soleus Lower Leg Lateral View Identify these muscles. gastrocnemius soleus *** 5 = peroneus longus 4 = peroneus brevis (deep) 3 = peroneus tertius *** The Queen’s University page has mislabeled the peroneus (fibularis) group! 3 and 5 were switched!

Identify these muscles. Right Thigh Anterior View Identify these muscles. tensor fasciae latae sartorius

Identify these muscles. Right Thigh Posterior View Identify these muscles. gluteus maximus biceps femoris

Right Lower Leg Posterior View Identify this muscle. gastrocnemius

Give the Origin and Insertion. Lower Leg Posterior View Give the Origin and Insertion. O: medial and lateral condyles of femur I: calcaneus via the calcaneal tendon

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