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THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM
I. What criteria are used in naming skeletal muscles?
II. Be able to define the following terms: origin, insertion, action, prime mover, antagonist,
synergists
A. Origin-less movable attachment of a muscle to a bone. Is usually closer to the axial
skeleton.
B. Insertion-more movable attachment of a muscle to a bone, usually near the
appendicular skeleton.
C. Action-the desired movement produced by a muscle.
D. Prime mover-muscle that that contracts to produce an action.
E. Antagonist-muscle that relaxes when another muscle contracts.
F. Synergists-muscles that steady the movements of a prime mover.
III. For the following muscles, know their Action (A).
A. Head and Neck Muscles
1. Frontalis A: Raises eyebrows
2. Zygomaticus A: Smiling
3. Orbicularis oris A: Closes lips, whistling, kissing
4. Mentalis A: Wrinkles chin, protrudes lower lip
5. Buccinator A: Compresses cheeks during chewing
6. Temporalis A: Elevates, retracts mandible
7. Sternocleidomastoid A: Neck flexion
B. Abdominal Muscles
1. External oblique A: Flexing vertebral column
2. Transversus abdominus A: Compresses abdomen
C. Shoulder Muscles
1. Pectoralis major A: Arm flexion
2. Serratus anterior A: Moves scapula upward
3. Trapezius
A: Rotates scapula
4. Deltoid A: Arm abduction
5. Supraspinatus A: Stabilizes shoulder joint
D. Forearm Muscles
1. Triceps brachii A: Forearm extension
2. Biceps brachii A: Forearm flexion
E. Hip and Leg Muscles
1. Gluteus maximus A: Extension of thigh
2. Gluteus medius A: Abducts thigh
3. Rectus femoris A: Knee extension
4. Vastus lateralis A: Extends and stabilizes knee
5. Semitendinosus A: Thigh extension
6. Semimembranosus A: Thigh extension
7. Tibialis anterior A: Dorsiflexion
8. Gastrocnemius A: Plantar flexion of foot
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V. What are the preferred sites for intramuscular injections?
A. Deltoid
B. Vastus lateralis
C. Gluteus medius
VI. Know the clinical terms at the end of Chapter 10.