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    Muscle Origin Insertion Action Abdominal Wall

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    The document summarizes several muscles in the abdominal wall, chest, neck, back, shoulder, arm, thigh, shank, and foot of an animal. It provides the origin, insertion, and action of each muscle. The muscles described include the external and internal obliques, rectus abdominis, pectoralis major and minor, sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, triceps brachii, biceps femoris, gastrocnemius, and tibialis anterior among others.

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    The document summarizes several muscles in the abdominal wall, chest, neck, back, shoulder, arm, thigh, shank, and foot of an animal. It provides the origin, insertion, and action of each muscle. The muscles described include the external and internal obliques, rectus abdominis, pectoralis major and minor, sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, triceps brachii, biceps femoris, gastrocnemius, and tibialis anterior among others.

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    The document summarizes several muscles in the abdominal wall, chest, neck, back, shoulder, arm, thigh, shank, and foot of an animal. It provides the origin, insertion, and action of each muscle. The muscles described include the external and internal obliques, rectus abdominis, pectoralis major and minor, sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, triceps brachii, biceps femoris, gastrocnemius, and tibialis anterior among others.

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    Muscle Origin Insertion Action Abdominal Wall

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    The document summarizes several muscles in the abdominal wall, chest, neck, back, shoulder, arm, thigh, shank, and foot of an animal. It provides the origin, insertion, and action of each muscle. The muscles described include the external and internal obliques, rectus abdominis, pectoralis major and minor, sternomastoid, latissimus dorsi, triceps brachii, biceps femoris, gastrocnemius, and tibialis anterior among others.

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    Muscle

    ABDOMINAL WALL
    External oblique
    Internal oblique
    Tranversus abdominis
    Rectus abdominis

    Origin

    Insertion

    Action

    lumbodorsal fascia, posterior ribs


    2nd sheet of lumbodorsal fascia
    2nd sheet of lumbodorsal fascia and border of the pelvic girdle
    anterior end of pubic symphysis

    Extensive Neurosis passing through linea alba


    linea alba by extensive aponeurosis
    linea alba by extensive aponeurosis
    sternum and costal cartilages

    constrictor of abdomen
    compressor of abdomen
    compressor of abdomen
    retracts sternum and ribs; compresses abdomen

    CHEST MUSCLES
    Pectoantibrachialis
    pectoralis major
    pectoralis minor
    xiphihumeralis

    manubrium
    sternum and median ventral raphe
    sternum
    xiphoid process if the sternum

    flat tendon on the fascia of the forearm


    humerus
    humerus
    humerus

    draws arm toward chest


    draws arm toward chest
    draws arm toward chest
    draws arm toward chest

    NECK AND THROAT


    Sternomastoid
    Sternohyoid
    Cleidomastoid
    Cephalobrachial/ clavotrapezius or clavodeltoid
    Masseter
    Temporal
    Digastric
    Mylohyoid
    Geniohyoid
    Sternohyoid
    Thyrohyoid

    median raphe and manubrium


    first coastal cartilage
    clavicle
    clavicle
    zygomatic arch
    side of the skull from the superior nuchal line to the zygomatic process; zygomatic arch
    jugular and mastoid process of the skull
    mandible
    mandible near symphysis
    Sternum in common with sternohoid
    thyroid cartilage

    skull from lambdoidial ridge onto the mastoid process


    body of the hyoid bone
    mastoid process
    ulna
    posterior half of the latera surface of the mandible
    coronoid process of the mandible
    mandible
    median raphe
    body of hyoid
    thyroid cartilage of larynx
    posteriro horn of the hyoid

    singly turn the head; depress head on neck


    draw the hyoid posteriorly
    pulls clavicle craniad or turn head acting singly or lowers
    flexor of the forearm
    elevator of the lower jaw
    elevator of the lower jaw
    depressor of the lower jaw
    raises the floor of the mought and brings hyoid forward
    draws hyoid forward
    pulls larynx posteriorly
    raises the larynx

    from the neural spines of the last thoracic of most of the lumbar vertebrae and from lumbar dorsal fascia
    spines of the thoracic vertebra
    neural spines of cervical vertebrae and first thoracic vertebrae
    superior nuchal line, median dorsal line of neck
    transverse process of the atlas, occipital bone
    neural spine of vertebrae and adjacent ligaments
    middorsal line and fascia
    supraspinous fossa of the sea
    superior nuchal line

    tendon on medial surface of humerus


    fascia of the scapula
    metacromion process, spine of the scapula, fascia of preceding muscle
    clavicle
    metacromion process, neighboring fascia
    vertebral border of scapula
    superior nuchal line
    greater tuberorsity of the humerus

    pulls the forelimb dorsallya and caudally


    draws the scapula dorsad and caudad
    draws scapula dorsad and holds 2 scapulae together
    draws clavical, dorsad and craniad
    draws scapula dorsad
    draws scapula dorsad
    raises and turns the head
    extends the humerus

    acromion process
    spine of scapula
    infraspinous fossa
    axillary border of scapula, fascia of neighboring muscles
    axillary border of scapula
    subscapular fossa

    surface of other muscles of the shoulder


    deltoid ridge of humerus
    greater tuberosity of the humerus
    tendon on medial surface of humerus
    greater tuberosity
    lesser tuberosity
    scapula
    scapula near the vertebral border
    last ribs
    transverse process of cervical vertebrae

    raise and roate the humerus


    raise and rotate the humerus
    rotate humerus

    NAPE, UPPER BACK, SHOULDER


    Latissimus dorsi
    Spinotrapezius
    Acromiotrapezius
    Clavotrapezius
    Levator Scapulae Ventralis
    Rhomboideus
    Splenius
    Supraspinatus
    Rhomboideus capitis
    Clavodeltoid/ Clavobrachialis
    Acromiodeltoid
    Spinodeltoid
    Infraspinatus
    Teres major
    Teres minor
    Subscapularis
    Serratus Ventralis
    Serratus dorsalis
    Scalene
    Intercoastals
    external
    internal
    Epaxial muscles of thorax
    Semispinalis dorsi
    Iliocostalis
    Longgisimus
    UPPER ARM
    Triceps brachii
    Epitochlearis/ exptensor antibrachii

    by slips from 9/10 ribs and the anterior part from the trans. Proc. Of the last 5 cerv. Vert
    aponeurosis from median dorsal line
    ribs

    assists the infraspinatus


    pulls the humerus medially
    draws the scapula craniad and rotates with it
    drawsn the scapula craniad, ventrad and against the thoracic wall
    draws the ribs forward
    draw the ribs forward and bend neck
    chief respiratory muscles of thoracic wall
    brings ribs forward
    draws rib back

    transverse process of vertebrae

    distal end of humerus


    latissimus dorsi

    lateral surface of ulna


    olecranon (elbow)

    strengthens the elbow joint; rotates ulna


    strengthens the elbow joint

    Biceps brachii
    Brachialis
    FOREARM
    Extensor carpi ulanris
    Extensor digitorum lateralis
    Extensor digitorum communies
    Brachoradialis/ Supinator longus
    Extensor carpi radialis
    longus
    brevis
    Pronator teres
    Flexor carpi radialis
    Palmaris longus
    Flexor profondus digitorum
    Flexor carpi ulnaris
    THIGH
    Tensor fascia latae
    Biceps femoris
    Caudofemoralis
    Gluteus maximus
    Sartorius
    Vastus lateralis
    Rectus femoris
    Vastus medialis
    Vastus intermedius
    Quadriceps femoris
    Gracilis
    Adductor longus
    Adductor femoris
    Semimembranosus
    Semitendinosus
    Tenuissimus
    SHANK
    Tibialis anterior
    Extensor digitorum longus
    Peroneus
    Gastrocnemius
    Soleus
    Plantaris
    Flexor digitorum longus
    Tibilais posterior

    glenoid fossa
    lateral surface of humeralis

    radius
    ulna

    flexor of forearm
    flexor of forearm

    lateral epicondyle of humerus; semilunar notch of ulna


    humerus
    above the extensor digitorum lateralis
    middle of the humerus

    proximal end of 5th metacarpal


    tendon passe internal to wrist ligament
    tendon passe internal to wrist ligament
    lower end of radius of adjacent ligament

    extend 5th digit or ulnar side of wrist


    extend 3 or 4 digits
    extends 3 or 4 digits
    rotates and to supine position

    humerus near the other extensors

    2nd and 3rd metacarpals

    flexes 2nd and 3rd metacarpals

    medial epicondyle of humerus


    medial epicondyle of humerus
    median epicondyle of humerus
    ulna and humerus
    medial epicondyle of humerus

    radialis
    2nd and 3rd metacarpals
    flat tendon passes through wrist ligaments
    basal phalenges
    pisiform bone of the wrist

    rotates radius to prone position


    flexes 2nd and 3rd metacarpals
    flexor of digits
    general flexor of fingers
    flexes ulnar side of wrist

    ilium and neighboring fascia


    tuberosity of ischium
    transverse process of the 2nd and 3rd caudad vertebrae
    from the fascia and the transverse process of the last sacral and 1st caudad vertebrate
    crest and vertebrae bond of the ilium
    Greater trochanter and surface of the femur
    ilium neae the acetabulum
    femur
    surface of the femur

    fascia lata
    patella and tibia, fascia of shank
    patella
    fascia lata and to a slight extent onto the greater trochanter
    proximal end of the tibia and patella; fascia and ligament between

    tightens the fascia lata


    abductor of the thigh, flexor of shank
    abductor of the thigh, extensor of shank
    abductor of the thigh
    adductor and rotator of the thigh; extensor of the shank

    patella and adjacent lugaments


    aponeurosis which passes the tibia
    femur
    femur
    medial epicondyle if femure, proximal end of tibia
    tibia
    fascia of the shank

    extensor of the shank


    adductor of the leg
    adductor of the thigh
    adductor of the thigh
    extensor of thigh
    flexor of the shank

    1st metatarsal

    flexor of the foot


    extensor of the digit
    extensors and flexors of the foot
    extensor of the foot
    extensor of the foot
    flexor of the digits
    flexor of the digits
    extensor of the foot

    ischiak and pubic symphysis


    pubis
    pubis
    ischium
    ischial tuberosity
    Transverse process of the 2nd caudal vertebrae

    proximal parts of tibia and fibula


    lateral epicondyle of the femur
    fibula
    surface fascia; femur; tendon and fascia of plantaris muscle
    fibula
    patella and femur
    tibia
    fibula, tibia fascia

    matatarsals and digits


    calcaneus (heel bone)
    calcaneus (heel bone)
    ventral surface of calcaneus dibides into 4 slips that attaches to each digit
    digits
    scpahoid and medial cunciform of the ankle

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