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Shoulder Muscles
BIO 238
Instructor:
Dr. Gourdine
Shoulder (Glenohumoral Joint)
Figure 8–2a
Scapula: Posterior Surface
Figure 8–3c
Scapula: Lateral View
Figure 8–3c
Scapula: Anterior Surface
Figure 8–3a
Humerus
Figure 8–4
Clavicle
Figure 8–2b, c
Thoracic (Rib) Cage
Figure 7–22a
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ROM of the Shoulder
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Flexion
Extension
Horizontal Abduction
Horizontal Adduction
Abduction
Adduction
Lateral Rotation
Medial Rotation
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Shoulder Flexion and Extension
Flexion
Extension
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Shoulder Horizontal Abduction and
Adduction
Horizontal Abduction
Horizontal Adduction
12
Shoulder Abduction and Adduction
Abduction
Adduction
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Shoulder Medial and Lateral
Rotation
Medial
Rotation
Lateral
Rotation
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ROM of the Scapula
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Abduction (protraction)
Adduction (retraction)
Depression
Elevation
Downward rotation
Upward rotation
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Adduction and Abduction of
Scapula
Adduction
Abduction
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Depression and Elevation of
Scapula
Elevation
Depression
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Downward and Upward Rotation of
Scapula
Downward Rotation
Upward Rotation
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Muscles of the Upper Extremities:
Brachium
• Deltoid (pg 67)
▫ O-Lateral 1/3 of clavicle;
Acromion; Spine of Scapula
▫ I-Deltoid tuberosity of
humerus
▫ A- Moves the shoulder in the
following ways: Abduction,
flexion, medial rotation,
horizontal adduction,
extension, lateral rotation,
horizontal abduction
Figure 11-15a
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Muscles of the Neck and Back
• Trapezius (pg 69)
▫ O-External occipital
protuberence, medial
portion of superior nuchal
line of occiput, ligamentum
nuchae, spinous processes
C7-T12
▫ I-Lateral 1/3 of clavicle,
acromion; spine of scapula
▫ A Head and neck: Extention,
lateral flexion to the same
side, rotation to the
opposite side.
 Scapula: Elevation, upward
rotation, adduction,
stabilization, depression
Figure 11–13a
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Muscles of the Posterior Torso
Latissimus dorsi (pg 71)
• O- Inferior angle of scapula,
spinous processes of last six
thoracic vertebrae, last three
or four ribs, thoracolumbar
aponeurosis, and posterior
iliac crest
• I-Intertubercular groove of
humerus
• A-Extension, medial rotation
and adduction of shoulder
Figure 11–13a
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Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Teres Major (pg 71)
▫ O-Inferior angle and lower
1/3 of lateral border of the
scapula
▫ I-Crest of the lesser tubercle
of the humerus
▫ A-Extension, medial
rotation and adduction of
humerus
Figure 11–15b
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Rotator Cuff
• Supraspinatus, infraspinatus, subscapularis,
teres minor muscles
Figure 11–15b
Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Supraspinatus (pg
75)
▫ O- supraspinous fossa
▫ I-Greater tubercle of
humerus
▫ A-Abduction of
shoulder and
stabilization of head of
humerus
2311–15b
Figure
Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Infraspinatus (pg 75)
▫ O- infraspinous fossa
▫ I-Greater tubercle of
humerus
▫ A- Lateral rotation and
adduction of shoulder,
and stabilization of
humerus
2411–15b
Figure
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Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Teres Minor (pg 75)
▫ O-Upper axillary border of
scapula
▫ I-Greater tubercle of
humerus
▫ A-Lateral rotation and
adduction of shoulder and
stabilization of humerus
Figure 11–15b
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Muscles of the Anterior Torso
• Subscapularis (pg 75)
▫ O- Subscapular fossa
▫ I- Lesser tubercle of
humerus
▫ A-Medial rotation of the
shoulder and stabilization of
humerus
Figure 11–15a
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Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Rhomboid(eus) major
(pg 82)
▫ O-Spinous processes T2-5
▫ I-Medial border of scapula
from root of spine to
inferior angle
▫ A-Adduction (retraction),
elevation, and downward
rotation of scapula
Figure 11–14a
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Muscles of the Posterior Torso
• Rhomboid(eus) minor
(pg 82)
▫ O-Spinous processes C7 and
T1
▫ I-Upper portion of medial
border of scapula, and
inferior angle
▫ A-Adduction (retraction),
elevation, and downward
rotation of scapula
Figure 11–14a
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Muscles of the Neck• and
Back
Levator scapulae (pg 84)
▫ O-Transverse process C1-4
▫ I-Medial border of scapula
from superior angle to
superior portion of spine of
scapula
▫ A Elevation and downward
rotation of scapula
 Lateral flexion and rotation
of head to the same side
Figure 11–13a
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Muscles of the Anterior Torso
• Serratus anterior (pg 86)
▫ O-External surface of ribs 18 or 9
▫ I-Anterior surface of
vertebral border of scapula
▫ A- Abduction (protraction),
upward rotation and
depression of scapula; hold
medial border of scapula
against rib cage.
Figure 11–13b
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Muscles of the Anterior Torso
• Pectoralis major (pg 89)
▫ O- medial half of clavicle;
Sternum, cartilages of ribs 16
▫ I-Crest of greater tubercle of
humerus
▫ A-Adduction, medial
rotation, flexion, horizontal
adduction, and extension of
shoulder
Figure 11–13b
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Muscles of the Anterior Torso
• Pectoralis minor (pg 92)
▫ O- Ribs 3-5
▫ I-Medial surface of coracoid
process of scapula
▫ A-Depression, abduction
(protraction), downward
rotation of scapula
Figure 11–13b
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Muscles of the Anterior Torso
• Subclavius (pg 94)
▫ O-Rib 1 and costal cartilage
▫ I-Inferior shaft of clavicle,
middle 1/3
▫ A-Depresses clavicle,
stabilizes sternoclaviclar
joint
Figure 11–13b
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Muscles of the Upper Extremities:
Antebrachium - Anterior
• Coracobrachialis (pg 99)
▫ O- Coracoid process of
scapula
▫ I-Medial surface of humeral
shaft
▫ A- Flexion and adduction of
shoulder
Figure 11–16b
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