The document provides a detailed overview of various muscles in the neck, throat, and upper back, including their origins, insertions, and actions. It lists specific muscles such as the sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, and trapezius, detailing their anatomical features and functions. This information is essential for understanding muscle anatomy and their roles in movement.
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Muscles
The document provides a detailed overview of various muscles in the neck, throat, and upper back, including their origins, insertions, and actions. It lists specific muscles such as the sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, and trapezius, detailing their anatomical features and functions. This information is essential for understanding muscle anatomy and their roles in movement.
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MUSCLES ORIGIN INSERTION ACTION
a. Sternomastoid - Median raphae - From - Singly turn the -
and manubrium lambdoidal head, together of sternum ridge to depress head or mastoid neck process b. Sternohyoid - First costal - Hyoid bone - Draw the hyoid cartilage posteriorly c. Cleidomastoid - Clavicle - Mastoid process - Pulls clavicle craniad or turns head d. Clavotrapezius - Clavicle - Ulna - Flexor of and forearm clavobrachial e. Masseter - Zygomatic arch - Posterior half of - Elevator of the the lateral lower jaw surface of the mandible f. Temporal - From the side of - Coronoid - Elevator of the the skull from process of the jaw the superior mandible nuchal line to the zygomatic process of the frontal bone g. Digastric - Jugular and - Mandible - Depressor of mastoid the lower jaw process of the skull h. Mylohyoid - Mandible - Median raphe - Raises floor of the mouth and brings hyoid forward i. Geniohyoid - Mandible near - Body of the - Draws hyoid the symphysis hyoid forward j. Sternothyroid - Sternum=with - Thyroid - Pulls larynx sternohyoid cartilage of the posteriorly larynx k. Thyrohyoid - Each side of - Posterior horn - Raises larynx thyroid of hyoid cartilage 5. MUSCLES OF THE NECK AND THROAT
6. THE MUSCLES OF THE UPPER BACK
MUSCLES ORIGIN INSERTION ACTION
a. Latissimus dorsi - From the neural - By a tendon on - Pulls the - spines of the last the medial forelimb dorsally thoracic and surface of the and caudally. most of the humerus. lumbar vertebrae and from the lumbodorsal fascia. b. Trapezius - Spines of the - To be inserted - Draws the - Posterior muscles vertebrae and on the fascia of scapula dorsad trapezius b1. Spinotrapezius passes obliquely the scapula. and caudad. forward covering part of the latissimus. b2. Acromiiotrapezius - Neural spines of - Metacromion - Draws scapula - Middle the cervical and process and dorsad and hold trapezius first thoracic spine of the the two vertebrae. scapula and scapulae fascia of the together. preceding muscle. b3. Clavotrapezius - Superior nuchal - Passes obliquely - Draws the clavicle -anterior line and median ventrally to be dorsad and craniad. trapezius dorsal line of the inserted on the -cephalobrachial neck. clavicle which is embedded on its inside surface. It is continuous with clavobrachial muscle. c. Levator scapulae - Transverse - Metacromion - Draws the ventralis process of the process and scapula craniad. atlas and neighboring occipital bone fascia d. Rhomboideus - Neural spines of - Vertebral border - Draws scapula the vertebrae dorsad and adjacent ligaments e. Splenius - Middorsal line - Superior nuchal - Raises or turn - Largest and fascia line the head muscle covering the back of neck in front of rhomboide us f. Supraspinatus - Whole surface of - Greater - Extends the the supraspinous tuberosity of the humerus fossa humerus g. Deltoids - Acromion process - Surface of other - With the next g1. muscles of the acromiodeltoid shoulder h. Infraspinatus - Infraspinous - Greater - Rotates the fossa tuberosity of the humerus humerus i. Teres major - Axillary border of - Medial surface - Rotates the scapula and of the humerus humerus and fascia of the lowers it neighboring cells j. Teres minor - Axillary border of - Greater - Assist the the scapula tuberosity infraspinatous k. Subscapularis - Subscapular - Lesser - Pulls humerus fossa tuberosity of the medially humerus l. Serratus - By slips of the - Scapula near - Draws scapula - Fan-shaped ventralis first nine or ten the ventral craniad, caudad, muscle ribs border and against thoracic wall m. Serratus dorsalis - - - Draw ribs forward n. Scalenes - Ribs - Transverse - Draw ribs process of the forward and cervical bend the neck vertebrae o. Intercostals - - - o1. External - - - Bring ribs intercostals forward o2. Internal - - - Draw them back intercostals again p. Epaxial muscles - - - of the thorax