EMG Practicum 1: Electrode location and placement



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EMG Practicum 1: Electrode location and placement Objectives Learning to - Find the correct muscles - Find the correct electrode location on the muscle - Prepare the skin - Place the electrodes correctly How? - In groups of 3 to 4 persons. One person is the subject, the others perform the electrode placement - Follow the guidelines on the next pages for 11 muscles - To find anatomical landmarks/ muscles use an atlas of anatomy or other resources - If you are finished with one subject, do the same for another subject Action list In groups: - Put the subject in a good position to be able to find the correct muscle - The electrode location is described as a point on a line between 2 anatomical landmarks o Locate the position of the anatomical landmarks and mark these positions o Locate the position of electrode placement and mark this position Somewhere on the line between the 2 landmarks According to the guidelines mentioned on the next pages - Shave the skin if necessary - Clean the skin with alcohol All: - Discussing the procedure - Check some of the signals

1.Biceps Bracchi Anatomy Subdivision Short and Long head Function Elbow flexion Placement Start position Flexed elbow at a right angle, dorsal side of forearm in a horizontal downward position Location Line medial acromion fossa cubit, at 1/3 from fossa cubit (elbow pit) Orientation Parallel to line acromion fossa cubit Test Flex the elbow, while applying pressure to the forearm in the direction of extentsion 2.Triceps Bracchi (long head) Anatomy Subdivision Long head Function Elbow extention, adduction, shoulder extension Placement Start position Shoulder at 90 abduction with arm 90 flexed, palm of the hand pointing downward Location At 50% of line posterior crista of acromion olecranon, 2 fingers medial to this line Orientation Parallel to line posterior crista of acromion olecranon Test Extend the elbow while applying pressure to the forearm in the direction of flexion 3.Triceps Bracchi (lateral head) Anatomy Subdivision Lateral head Function Elbow extension Placement Start position Shoulder at 90 abduction with arm 90 flexed, palm of the hand pointing downward Location At 50% of line posterior crista of acromion olecranon, 2 finger lateral to this line Orientation Parallel to line posterior crista of acromion olecranon Test Extend the elbow while applying pressure to the forearm in the direction of flexion

4.Rectus Femoris Anatomy Subdivision Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Extension of the knee joint and flexion of the hip joint Sitting on table, knees in slight flexion, upper body slightly bend backward At 50% of line anterior spina iliaca superior -superior part of patella Parallel to line anterior spina iliaca superior -superior part of patella Extend knee while pressing against the leg above the ankle in the direction of flexion 5.Vastus Medialis Anatomy Subdivision Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Extension of knee joint Sitting on table, knees in slight flexion, upper body slightly bend backward At 80% of line anterior spina iliaca superior -anterior border of the medial ligament Almost perpendicular to line anterior spina iliaca superior anterior border of the medial ligament Extend knee while pressing against the leg above the ankle in the direction of flexion 6.Vastus Lateralis Anatomy Subdivision Function Extension of knee joint Placement Start position Sitting on table, knees in slight flexion, upper body slightly bend backward Location At 2/3 of line anterior spina iliaca superior lateral side of patella Orientation In the direction of muscle fiber Test Extend knee while pressing against the leg above the ankle in the direction of flexion

7.Biceps Femoris Anatomy Subdivision Long head (LH) and short head Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Flexion and lateral rotation of knee joint. LH also extends lateral rotation of hip joint Lying on belly, thigh down on table, knees flexed, thigh in slight lateral rotation, leg in slight lateral rotation with respect to the thigh At 50% of line ischial tuberosity lateral epicondyle of the tibia Parallel to line ischial tuberosity lateral epicondyle of the tibia Press against the leg proximal to the ankle in the direction of knee extension 8.Tibialis Anterior Anatomy Subdivision Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Dorsiflexion of ankle joint, inversion of foot Supine or sitting At 1/3 of line tip of fibula tip of medial malleolus Parallel to line tip of fibula tip of medial malleolus Support leg just above ankle joint with ankle joint in dorsiflexion and the foot in inversion without extension of big toe. Apply pressure against medial side, dorsal surface of foot in direction of plantar flexion of ankle joint and eversion of foot. 9.Soleus Anatomy Subdivision Function Plantar flexion of ankle joint Placement Start position Sitting with knee approx. 90 flexed and heel/foot on the floor Location At 2/3 of line medial condylis of femur medial malleolus Orientation Parallel to line medial condylis medial malleolus Test Put hand on the knee and push knee down while asking subject to lift heel from floor

10.Gastrocnemius Medialis Anatomy Subdivision Medialis Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Flexion of ankle joint, flexion knee joint Lying on belly, knee extended, foot projecting over end of table At most prominent bulge of muscle Parallel to the lower leg Plantar flexion of foot with emphasis on pulling heel upward more than pushing forefoot down. Apply pressure against the forefoot as well as calcaneus 11.Gastrocnemius Lateralis Anatomy Subdivision Lateralis Function Placement Start position Location Orientation Test Flexion of ankle joint, flexion of knee joint Lying on belly, knee extended, foot projecting over end of table At 1/3 of line head of fibula heel Parallel to line head of fibula heel Plantar flexion of foot with emphasis on pulling heel upward more than pushing forefoot down. Apply pressure against the forefoot as well as calcaneus