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THE MUSCULAR SYSTEM Part 2: Identification OBJECTIVES Identify the major skeletal muscle of the human body Explain each identified skeletal muscle’s function or role MUSCLES OF THE HEAD & FACE Occipitofrontalis … Raises the eyebrows Orbicularis oculi … Closes the eye lid Zygomaticus minor … Raises the upper lip Zygomaticus major … Pulls corner of the mouth up & out MUSCLES OF THE HEAD & FACE Orbicularis oris … Narrows mouth & purses lips Buccinator … Pulls back the angle of the mouth & flattens the cheek area … Aids whistling and smiling … In babies it is used to suckle Masseter … Lifts the lower jaw & closes the mouth Smiling Requires only 4 muscles Levator labii superioris Zygomaticus minor Zygomaticus major Risorius Frowning Requires 8 muscles! Occipitofrontalis Corrugator supercilii Orbicularis oculi Dilator naris Platysma Depressor anguli oris Depressor labii inferioris Mentalis MUSCLES OF THE HEAD & FACE m. occipitofrontalis MUSCLES OF THE NECK Splenius capitis … Moves the head & twists the neck Levator scapulae … Lifts & twists the shoulder Sternocleimastoid … Tilts & twists the neck Sternohyoid … Depresses the larynx MUSCLES OF THE NECK Scalenus anterior, medius, & posterior … Aid in breathing & neck flexion … The anterior and middle scalene muscles elevate the first rib and rotate the neck to the same side … The posterior scalene elevates the second rib and tilts the neck to the opposite side Trapezius … Rotates, elevates and retracts the shoulder blade MUSCLES OF THE NECK m. sternocleimastoid m. scalenus anterior m. sternohyoid ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO Deltoid … Raises arm away from the body to front, side, and rear External intercostals … Elevate the ribs Pectoralis major … Draws arm toward the body and rotates upper arm inward Biceps brachii … Flexes forearm at the elbow and turns the palm upward ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO Serratus anterior … Pulls shoulder blades away from the spine External oblique abdominal … Flexes and rotates trunk Rectus abdominis … Flexes spine and draws pelvis forward Pyramidalis … Tenses the linea alba … It is absent in 20% of normal humans ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO m. deltoid m. external intercostals Linea alba m. external oblique abdominal POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO Infraspinatus … Rotates arm & stabilizes the shoulder Teres major & teres minor … Lifts & twists arm, stabilizes the shoulder Triceps brachii … Moves arm down towards the body and contracts to straighten the arm POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO Latissimus dorsi … Extends, rotates and lowers arm, pulls shoulder back … Largest surface area of any muscle in the body Gluteus maximus … Raises thigh away from body at the hip, rotates the thigh, and tilts the pelvis when walking POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE TORSO ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE ARM Pronator teres … pronates the forearm, turning the hand posteriorly Brachioradialis … Flexes arm at the elbow Flexor carpi radialis … Flexes hand at wrist Flexor digitorum superficialis … Flexes joints of hand and wrist ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE ARM POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE ARM Brachialis … Flexes the elbow Extensor carpi radialis longus … Extends the wrist at the joint & abducts the hand at the wrist … Is a set of 5 muscles together Extensor digitorum … Extends all finger joints POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE ARM ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE HAND Abductor pollicis brevis … Pulls thumb in toward the palm Flexor pollicis brevis … Flexes the thumb at the first metacarpal joint Abductor digiti minimi … Abducts the little finger Flexor digiti minimi brevis … Flexes the little finger ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE HAND ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Iliopsoas … Flexes the thigh at the hip Pectineus … Flexes & draws thigh in toward the body Adductor longus … Rotates and draws the thigh in toward the body Gracilis … Flexes and rotates the leg ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Sartorius … Flexes thigh at the hip and leg at knee joint, and turns thigh outward Rectus femoris … Flexes the thigh at the hip and with other muscles extends the knee Vastus lateralis & vastus medialis … Help to extend the knee Peroneus brevis … Flexes the foot downward and stops it from turning inward ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Peroneus longus … Flexes the foot downward and turns it outward Tibialis anterior … Flexes the foot upward and inward, & supports the arch of the foot when running or walking Extensor hallucis longus … Extends the big toe Extensor digitorum longus … Extends toes & ankle ANTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Adductor magnus … Rotates, flexes & extends the thigh Biceps femoris, Semitendinosus, & Semimembranosus … Extends the thigh at the hip, flexes and rotates the leg … All three muscles make up the hamstrings Plantaris … Assists in knee flexion POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Gastrocnemius … The main calf muscle … It contracts to flex the ankle and pull up the heel, as when standing on tip–toe and flexes your knee Tibialis posterior … Is the main muscle in turning the foot inward Fibularis longus & fibularis brevis … Flex and turn the foot outward Soleus … Flexes the foot and it needed for walking and running POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Achilles (calcaneal) tendon … It serves to attach the plantaris, gastrocnemius, and soleus muscles to the calcaneus (heel) bone POSTERIOR MUSCLES OF THE LEG Achilles (calcaneal) tendon