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1 D.HAMMOUDI.MD THE MUSCLE BONE MODELS
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3 Neuromu scular junction Squeletal muscle nuclei Myofibril Sarcoplam Schwann cell
4 Muscle Fiber/Nerve Terminal motor end plate myofibril sarcomere I-band A-band Z-line sarcolemma motor neuron endomysium
5 Muscle Origin/Insertion Action Epicranius:frontalis O: galea aponeurotica I: skin around eyes raises eyebrows; surprised Epicranius:occiptalis O: occipital bone I : galea aponeurotica pulls scalp back; surprised Orbicularis oculi O: maxillary & frontal bones I: eyelids closes eyelids; blinking Orbicularis oris O: muscle fibers around mouth I: closes lips; kissing skin around mouth Buccinator O: maxilla & mandible I: orbicularis oris compresses cheek; whistling Platysma O: fascia in upper chest I: mandible & corner of mouth lowers mandible; opens mouth Mentalis O: mandible I: skin of chin protrudes lower lip; pouting Risorius O: fascia on masseter muscle I: skin at corner of mouth lateral movement of lips; grimacing
6 Zygomaticus O: zygomatic bone I: skin around raises edges of mouth; smiling mouth Levator labi superioris O: infroarbital margin of maxilla raises upper lip; as in disgust I: skin of upper lip Depressor labi inferioris O: mandible I: skin of lower lip lowers lower lip Temporalis O: parietal bone I: mandible raises mandible; closes mouth Masseter O: zygomatic arch I: mandible raises mandible; closes mouth Medial pterygoid O: sphenoid & maxilla I: mandible raises mandible; side-to-side mouth motion Lateral pterygoid O: sphenoid & maxilla I: mandible raises mandible; side-to side mouth motion Sternocleidomastoid O: ternum & clavicle I: temporal flexes & rotates head bone Splenius capitis O: cervical & thoracic vertebrae I: temporal bone rotates, bends, or extends head
7 Semispinalis capitis O: cervical & thoracic vertebrae I: occipital bone rotates or extends head Longissimus O: cervical & thoracic vertebrae I: temporal bone rotates, bends, or extends head Omohyoid O: scapula I: hyoid bone depresses hyoid bone Sternohyoid O: sternum & clavicle I: hyoid bone depresses hyoid bone
8 Muscles of the Neck, Shoulder, Thorax, and Abdominal Wall Muscle Origin/Insertion Action Semispinalis capitis O: cervical & thoracic vertebrae I: occipital bone extends & rotates head Splenius capitis O: c & t vertebrae I : occipital & temporal bone extends and rotates head Deltoid O: clavicle & scapula I: humerus abducts, flexes, extends, & rotates arm Pectoralis major O: clavicle, sternum, ribs I: humerus flexes, adducts, & rotates arm Infraspinatus O: scapula I: humerus rotates arm Teres major O: scapula I: humerus extends, rotates arm Latissimus dorsi O: vertebrae, ribs, ilium I : humerus extends, adducts, rotates arm Levator scapulae O: cervical vertebrae I: scapula elevates scapula Pectoralis minor O: ribs I: scapula stabilizes scapula, elevates ribs Serratus anterior O: ribs I: scapula stabilizes scapula, elevates ribs Trapezius O: occipital bone & c & t vertebrae; I : elevates, adducts, & rotates scapula scapula & clavicle
9 Rhomboideous O: c & t vertebrae I: major/rhomboideus minor scapula adducts & rotates scapula Rectus abdominis O: pubic crest & symphysis flexes vertebral column, I: xiphoid process & ribs compresses abdomen External oblique O: ribs I : linea alba, ilium compresses abdomen, rotates trunk Transverse abdominis O: ilium, ribs I: linea alba, xiphoid process compresses abdomen External intercostals O: lower border of rib elevates ribs, aids above I: upper border of rib inspiration below Internal intercostals O: upper border of rib pulls ribs together, aids below I: lower border of rib expiration above
10 Diaphragm O: lower ribs, sternum I: aids inspiration central tendon Spinalis O: lumbar & thoracic vertebrae I: thoracic & cervical vertebrae extends vertebral column Longissimus O: lumbar & cervical vertebrae I : temporal bone, vertebrae extends vertebral column Iliocostalis O: ilium, ribs I: ribs extends vertebral column
11 Muscles of the Arm and Forearm Muscle Origin/Insertion Action Coracobrachiolis O: scapula I: humerus flexes & adducts arm Biceps brachii O: scapula, glenoid cavity I: radius flexes arm, flexes forearm, & rotates hand Brachialis O: humerus I: ulna flexes forearm Brachioradialis O: humerus I: radius flexes forearm Triceps brachii O: humerus I: ulna extends forearm Anconeus O: humerus I: ulna extends forearm Pronator teres O: humerus, ulna I: radius rotatesforearm Pronator quadratus O: ulna I: radius rotates forearm Supinator O: ulna I: radius rotates forearm Flexor carpi radialis O: humerus I : metacarpals flexes & abducts wrist Flexor carpi ulnaris O : humerus, ulna I : carpals, metacarpals flexes & abducts wrist Flexor digitorum superficialis O: humerus, ulna, radius I: phalanges flexes finger 2 5
12 Flexor digitorum profundus Palmaris longus O: ulna I: phalanges flexes distal fingers 2 5 O: humerus I : flexor retinaculum flexes wrist Extensor carpi radialis longus O : humerus I : second metacarpal extends & abducts wrist Extensor carpi ulnaris O: humerus, ulna I: fifth extends & adducts wrist metacarpal Extensor digitorum O: humerus I: distal phalanges extends fingers 2 5
13 Extensor pollicis brevis O: radius I: phalanx of thumb thumb extends Extensor pollicis longus O: radius I: phalanx of thumb extends thumb Extensor indicis O: ulna I: index finger extends index finger Abductor pollicis longus O: radius & thumb I: first metacarpal abducts & extends thumb
14 Muscles of the Thigh and Leg Muscle Origin/Insertion Action Gluteus maximus O: ilium, sacrum, coccyx I: femur extends & rotates thigh Gluteus medius O: ilium I: femur abducts & rotates thigh Pectineus O: pubis I: femur adducts & flexes thigh Adductor longus O: pubis I: femur adducts, flexes, & rotates thigh Adductor brevis O: pubis I: femur adducts, flexes, & rotates thigh Adductor magnus O: pubis, ischium I: femur adducts, flexes, & rotates thigh Gracilis O: pubis I: tibia adducts thigh & flexes leg Sartorius O: ilium I: tibia flexes & rotates thigh, flexes leg Quadriceps femoris: rectus femoris O: ilium, femur I: patella, tibia extends leg, flexes thigh Quadriceps femoris: vastus lateralis O: ilium, femur I: patella, tibia extends leg Quadriceps femoris: vastus medialis O: ilium, femur I: patella, tibia extends leg Quadriceps femoris: vastus intermedius O: ilium, femur I: patella, tibia extends leg
15 Biceps femoris (hamstrings) O: ischium, femur I: fibula flexes & rotates leg, extends thigh Semitendinosus (hamstrings) O: ischium I: tibia flexes & rotates leg, extends thigh Semimembranosus O: ischium I: tibia flexes & rotates leg, extends thigh Tibialis anterior O: tibia I: 1st metatarsal & cuneiform dorsiflexes & inverts foot Extensor digitorum longus O: tibia, fibula I: phalanges of dorsiflexes & everts foot, toes extends toes Gastrocnemius O: femur I: calcanues plantar flexes foot, flexes leg Soleus O: tibia, fibula I: calcaneus plantar flexes foot
16 1.Frontalis 2.Orbicularis Oculi 5.Zygomaticus 6.Orbicularis Oris 11.Sternocleidomastoid 14.Trapezius 16.Latissimus Dorsi 17.Gluteus Maximus 18.Deltoid 20.Pectoralis Major 21.External Oblique 22.Rectus Abdominis 24.Triceps Brachii 25.Biceps Brachii 31.Sartorius 32.Rectus Femoris 34.Gracilis 35.Adductor Longus 36.Biceps Femoris 39.Gastrocnemius 43.Tibialis Anterior 45.Fibularis (Peroneus) Longus 48.Vastus Medialis 49.Vastus Lateralis 65.Tensor Fasciae Latae
17 1.Frontalis 2.Orbicularis Oculi 5.Zygomaticus 6.Orbicularis Oris 11.Sternocleidomastoid 14.Trapezius 16.Latissimus Dorsi 17.Gluteus Maximus 18.Deltoid 20.Pectoralis Major 21.External Oblique 22.Rectus Abdominis 24.Triceps Brachii 25.Biceps Brachii 31.Sartorius 32.Rectus Femoris 34.Gracilis 35.Adductor Longus 36.Biceps Femoris 39.Gastrocnemius 43.Tibialis Anterior 45.Fibularis (Peroneus) Longus 48.Vastus Medialis 49.Vastus Lateralis 65.Tensor Fasciae Latae
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29 Sartorius. As this muscle contracts, the thigh flexes and rotates [knee and tigh flexors]
30 Adductor magnus. As the name implies, this muscle adducts the thigh
31 Adductor longus. The primary action of this muscle is to adduct the thigh
32 Gracilis. This muscle also adducts the thigh Adducts hip. Flexes knee and medially rotates flexed knee
33 Tensor fascia latae. This muscle flexes and abducts the thigh. This muscle inserts onto an aponeurosis called the iliotibial tract, which is part of the fascia that covers the thigh muscles (the fascia lata).
34 Gluteus maximus. This muscle extends the thigh.
35 Gluteus medius*.
36 Rectus femoris*.
37 Vastus lateralis. This muscle extends the leg
38 Vastus medialis. This muscle extends the leg.
39 Vastus intermedius This muscle extends the leg
40 This muscle flexes the leg. It originates on the ischial tuberosity and the linea aspera. It inserts on the head of the fibula and next to the lateral condyle of the tibia. Biceps femoris
41 Semitendinosus The primary action of this muscle is to flex the leg.
42 Semimembranosus. This muscle also flexes the leg.
43 Tibialis anterior. The primary action of this muscle is Dorsiflexor of ankle and invertor of foot
44 Gastrocnemius*.
45 Soleus.
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49 1. Psoas Major 2. Iliacus 9. Tensor Fasciae Latae 10. Sartorius 11a. Rectus Femoris 11b. Vastus Medialis 11c. Vastus Lateralis 12. Pectineus 13. Adductor Longus
50 3. Gluteus Maximus 4. Gluteus Medius 10. Satorius 14. Adductor Magus 15. Gracilis 16. Semitendinosus 17. Semimembranous 18a. Biceps Femoris (long head) 18b. Biceps Femoris (short head) 25. Plantaris
51 3. Gluteus Maximus 10. Sartorius 11a. Rectus Femoris 11b. Vastus Medialis 13. Adductor Longus 14. Adductor Magnus 15. Gracilis 17. Semimembranosus
52 22. Peroneus (Fibularis) Longus 23. Peroneus (Fibularis) Brevis 24(a,b). Gastrocnemius 24(c). Soleus 24(d). Achilles Tendon
53 25. Plantaris 24 (a,b). Gastrocnemius (medial and lateral heads) 24c. Soleus Muscle (underneath tendon) 24d. Achilles Tendon
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