Traps
Upper traps perform this kind of rotation for the head.
To the opposite side.
All of the quadricep femoris muscles perform this action.
Extend the leg.
This is the only rotator cuff that does not do rotation.
Supraspinatus.
Name two movements of pec major.
Flexion, extension, medial rotation, adduction, and horizontal adduction of the humerus.
This is a rectangular shaped muscle between the iliac crest and 12th rib.
Quadratus lumborum.
This is the distal attachment of the upper traps.
Occipital protuberance/Superior nuchal line.
There are this many muscles in the quadricep femoris group.
4.
This is the only rotator cuff not attached to a fossa.
Teres minor.
What are the medial attachments of pec major?
Medial clavicle, sternum, ribs.
The gluteal muscles will all do this action.
Abduction of the hip.
The middle traps travel along this boney landmark.
Spine of the scapula.
The hamstrings can flex the knee but also...
Extend the hip.
3 of the rotator cuff muscles will have this movement in common.
Adduction of the arm.
Coracoid process and ribs 3-5.
Besides pec minor, this is the other muscle that will depress the scapula.
Serratus Anterior.
This is the primary function of the lower traps.
Depression of the scapula.
A common attachment for 3 of the 3-4 hamstrings would be...
The Ischial Tuberosity.
This rotator cuff muscle is attached to the lesser tubercle of the humerus.
Subscapularis.
Is the Coracoid Process the origin or insertion of pec minor according to the TG book?
Insertion.
Rhomboids are the Prime Movers of...
Scapular retraction/adduction.
Upper and Lower Traps will be synergists for this movement.
Upward rotation
Besides knee flexion and hip extension, biceps femoris might also be involved in this movement.
Abduction or lateral rotation of the hip.
Which rotator cuff muscle is a Prime Mover?
None.
Name three movements of pec minor.
Depression and protraction of the scapula, and elevation of the ribs.
The Lambdoid Suture is a landmark on the...
Cranium (or more generally the skull).