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Muscular System. Parts of a Muscle 1. Origin: Point of attachment that does not move when a muscle contracts- usually bone, can be another muscle. 2.

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1 Muscular System

2 Parts of a Muscle 1. Origin: Point of attachment that does not move when a muscle contracts- usually bone, can be another muscle. 2. Belly: main body- actually contracts 3. Insertion: point of attachment that moves when a muscle contracts.

3 Muscle Actions 1.Agonist (prime movers)- move body out of anatomical position (flexors, abductors) 2.Antagonists- move body back to original position 3.Fixators- stabilize other muscles

4 Naming Muscles 1. Location of the muscle: anterior, dorsi, oculi=eye, oris=mouth 2. Size and shape: maximus, minimis, lattismus= broad, trapezius (trapezoid), deltoid (delta) 3. Number of origins: biceps (2), triceps (3), quadraceps (4) 4. Origins/ Insertions: tibialis- tibia femoris- femur sternocleidomastoidus- origin- sternum and clavicle, insertion- mastoid process 5. Direction of fibers: Orbicularis – in an orbit, rectus- run with midline, oblique – angled to midline

5 Muscles of the Head and Neck

6 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction FrontalisGalae Aponeurotia Skin/eyebrowsRaise eyebrows Orbicularis OculiFrontal MaxillaEyelidCloses eye Orbicularis OrisMaxilla Mandible LipsKissing muscle ZygomaticusZygomaticCorner of lipsSmile MentallisMandibleLower lipsProtrude lower lips (pout)

7 Muscles of Head and Neck Figure 7-12c

8 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction BuccinatorMandible Maxilla LipsSucking muscle (innate) PlatysmaPectorallis MajorLower mandibleLowers jaw (to speak) MesseterZygomaticMandibleCloses jaw (to speak) TemporalisTemporalMandibleHolds jaw closed Pterygoids lateral mediallis internus Pterygoid plateMandibleSide to side rotational movement

9 Muscles of Head and Neck Figure 7-12b

10 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction SternomastoidSternum/clavicleMastoid processLowers chin/rotates ear to chest, flexes head Semispinalis capitis Upper thoracic cervical Upper cervicalExtends head

11 Muscles of Head and Neck Figure 7-12a

12 Muscles of the Anterior Neck Figure 7-13

13 Muscles of the Chest

14 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction Pectorallis MajorClavical sternum ribs 1-6 HumerusPull arms forward Serratus anteriorRibs 1-9Under arms to scapula Boxer muscles- pulls arms forward and down Lattisimus dorsiThoracic vertebrae, lumbar vertebrae, illiac crest HumerusPulls arms down and back DeltoidClavicle/ scapulaHumerusRaises arms and shoulders (shrugs) TrapeziusCervical vertebrae Thoracic vertebrae Clavicle, scapulaRaises shoulders, pulls back shoulders

15 Oblique and Rectus Muscles and the Diaphragm Figure 7-15a

16 Muscles that Move the Shoulder Figure 7-17a

17 Muscles that Move the Shoulder Figure 7-17b

18 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction Rectus Abdominus PubisLower ribs/sternum Flexes trunk (bend over) External oblique (on each side) RibsIlliac crestTogether- flex Separate- rotate Triceps BrachiScapula 1 head Humerus 2 heads Olecronon process of the ulna Extends elbow Biceps BrachiCorecoi process humerus RadiusFlex elbow Supinate forearm BrachioradiallisHumerusRadiusFlex and rotates forearms

19 Muscles That Move the Arm Figure 7-18a

20 Muscles That Move the Arm Figure 7-18b

21 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction Flexor-carpi Radiallis HumerusMatacarpalsFlex wrist Flexor Digitorum superficialis Humerus/ulnaMiddle phalangies (2-5) Flex fingers Flexor Pollicus Longus RadiusThumbFlexes thumb inward to grasp Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus Humerus2 nd MetacarpalExtends wrist Extensor digitorum HumerusDistal phalangiesExtends fingers

22 Muscles That Move the Forearm and Wrist Figure 7-19b

23 Muscles That Move the Forearm and Wrist Figure 7-19a

24 Muscles That Move the Forearm and Wrist Figure 7-19b

25 Muscles That Move the Forearm and Wrist Figure 7-19a

26 Hips and Lower Appendages

27 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction SartorisIlliac spineMedial tibia (crosses leg) Flex and rotate thigh, flex knee Biceps FemorisIllium femurFibula tibiaExtends thigh flexes knee Quadraceps Femoris Rectus femorisIlliac spinePatellaExtend knee Vastus laterallisTrochanter (femur) PatellaExtends knee

28 Muscles That Move the Thigh Figure 7-20a

29 Muscles That Move the Thigh Figure 7-20b

30 Muscles That Move the Thigh Figure 7-20c

31 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction Vastus mediallusLinea asperaPatellaExtends knee Vastus Intermedius Femur shaftPatellaExtends knee Gluteus MaximusIllium/ sacrum/ coccyx FemurExtends thigh and rotates out Gastrochemius (calf) Distal femurCalcaneusExtends foot by raising heel SoleusTibiaAchilles TendonExtends foot

32 Muscles That Move the Leg Figure 7-21b

33 Muscle Name OriginInsertionAction Tibiallis AnteriorTibiaTarsalsFlex foot Flextor digitorumTibiaDistal phalangesFlexes toe Extensor digitorum longus TibiaMiddle phalangesExtends toe

34 Muscles That Move the Foot and Toes Figure 7-22a

35 Muscles That Move the Foot and Toes Figure 7-22 b, c


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