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MUSCLES OF THE TRUNK
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Trunk muscles control breathing and the
movements of the abdomen and the pelvis
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External intercostals
Diaphragm
Rectus abdominis
External oblique
Internal oblique
Trunk
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External intercostals
◦ Location: found b/w the ribs
◦ Function: raises the ribs to help in breathing
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Diaphragm
◦ Location: dome-shaped muscle separating the
thoracic and abdominal cavities
◦ Function: control breathing
Trunk
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Rectus abdominis
◦ Location: extends from the ribs to the pelvis
◦ Function: compresses the abdomen.
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External oblique
◦ Location: anterior inferior edge of the last 8 ribs
◦ Function: depresses ribs, flexes the spinal
column, compresses the abdominal cavity
Trunk
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Internal oblique
◦ Location: beneath the external oblique, fibers
running the opposite direction
◦ Function: depresses ribs, flexes the spinal
column, compresses the abdominal cavity
MUSCLES OF THE
LOWER EXTREMITIES
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Assist in the movement of the thigh, leg,
ankle, foot, and toes
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Gluteus maximus
Gluteus medius
Tensor fasciae
Peroneus longus
Rectus femoris
- Tibialis anterior
- Gastrocnemius
- Soleus
Lower Extremities
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Gluteus maximus
◦ Location: forms the buttocks
◦ Function: extends femur and rotates it
outward.
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Gluteus medius
◦ Location: extends from deep femur to buttocks
◦ Function: abducts and rotates the thigh
Lower Extremities
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Tensor fasciae
◦ Location: flat muscle found along the upper
lateral surface of thigh
◦ Function: flexes, abducts, medially rotates thigh.
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Rectus femoris
◦ Location: anterior thigh
◦ Function: flexes thigh and extends lower leg
Lower Extremities
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Tibialis anterior
◦ Location: front of tibia bone
◦ Function: dorsiflexes the foot; permits walking
on the heels
Lower Extremities
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Gastrocnemius
◦ Location: calf
◦ Function: points toes and flexes lower leg.
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Soleus
◦ Location: broad flat muscle found beneath calf
◦ Function: extends foot
Lower Extremities
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Peroneus longus
◦ Location: superficial muscle found on the lateral
side of the leg
◦ Function: extends and everts the foot and
supports the arches.