What plane does movement on the X axis go through?
Sagittal
Movement up and in, requires innervation from what nerve?
Trochlear
What is the z axis movement of Internal abdominal oblique?
Same side Spinal rotation
Oculomotor
Movement on the x axis toward fetal position is called what?
Flexion
Muscles on the anterior side of the body, that run from inferior to superior move in what axis?
X
Movement laterally would require innervation from what nerve?
Abducens
What is the Y axis movement of the Rectus Abdominis?
Nothing
Sensory of the nose travels through what cranial nerve?
Trigeminal
Movement on the Y axis toward anatomical position is called what?
Abduction
Frontal
oculomotor
What movement do all 4 abdominal muscles have in common?
What area of the body does the efferent fibers of Cranial nerve 9 innervate?
The throat
A muscle on the medial side of a joint will always do what action?
Adduction
Cranial nerve 6 dysfunction
What 2 muscle stretches the left external abdominal oblique on the z axis?
Right External abdominal oblique
Which 2 cranial nerves afferent fibers receive signals for taste?
Facial and Glossopharyngeal
A muscle on the posterior side of the knee will do what action?
Knee Flexion
An injury to cranial nerve 6 would result in the eyes inability to move in what plane?
Transverse
What is the structure in the upper corner of the eye that allows up and in movement?
Trochlea
Diaphragm
What cranial nerve is responsible for raising the soft palate?
Vagus
What are the 3 actions of the anterior deltoid?
Shoulder flexion
Shoulder Abduction
Shoulder Internal Rotation