Title: Muscular System
1Muscular System
- Mader
- Study Questions 11-15
211. Which muscles of the neck trunk flex
extend the head? (p. 121)
- Table 7.3
- Sternocleidomastoid (named for attachments) on
either side of the neck flex and head is bent
towards the chest - Flex only one sternocleidomastoid and the head
bends to opposite side - Trapezius muscles extend the neck
312. What are the muscles of the abdominal wall?
(p. 122)
- Rectus abdominalis from pubic bones to ribs
sternum compresses abdominal cavity and flexes
vertebral column - External internal obliques transversus
abdominalis are at a slant and fibers run
perpendicular to each other between lower ribs
and pelvic girdle - All tense and support the abdominal wall
413. Name the muscles that move the humerus, and
give their actions. (pp. 123, 125)
- Table 7.4
- Deltoid abducts (moves away from midline) the arm
- Pectoralis major flexes the arm to raise it
anteriorly, adducts (moves towards midline) the
arm pulling it across the chest - Latissimus dorsi (lateral and dorsal) extends and
adducts the arm - Terres major extends humerus or adducts
rotates arm medially
514. Which of the muscles of the upper limb move
the forearm, what are their actions? Name the
muscles that move the hand fingers. (pp.
125-126)
- Biceps brachii flexes forearm
- Triceps brachii extends forearm
- Brachialis flexex forearm
- Extensor flexor carpi moves wrist hand
- Extensor flexor digitorum moves fingers
615. Which of the muscles of the lower limb move
the thigh, what are their actions? (pp. 126-29)
- Illiopsoas flexes thigh
- Gluteus maximus extends thigh
- Gluteus medius abducts (moves away from
midline) thigh - Adductor group adducts (towards midline) thigh
715. Which of the muscles of the lower limb move
the lower leg, what are their actions?
- Quadriceps femoris group extends lower leg
- Hamstring group flexes lower leg extends hip
- Sartorius flexes, abducts rotates leg
815. Which of the muscles of the lower limb move
the feet?
- Gastrocnemius plantar flexion (bending _at_ joint)
and eversion (sole outward) of foot - Tibalis anterior dorsiflexion and inversion
(sole inward) of foot - Peroneus group - plantar flexion and eversion of
foot - Soleus plantar flexes of foot