Exam 3 Kinesiology

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List the muscles that cause protraction of the scapula.

serratus anterior, pectoralis minor

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List the muscles that cause retraction of the scapula.

trapezius II, trapezius III, trapezius IV, rhomboids

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List the muscles that cause upward rotation of the scapula.

trapezius II, trapezius IV, serratus anterior

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List the muscles that cause downward rotation of the scapula.

levator scapulae, rhomboids, pectoralis minor

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List the muscles that cause elevation of the scapula.

trapezius I, trapezius II, levator scapulae, rhomboids

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List the muscles that cause depression of the scapula.

trapezius IV, pectoralis minor, subclavius

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List the muscles that cause flexion at the GH joint.

anterior deltoid, clavicular pectoralis major, coracobrachialis

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List the muscles that cause extension at the GH joint.

latissimus dorsi, posterior deltoid, teres major, sternocostal pectoralis major, infraspinatus, teres minor, subscapularis

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List the muscles that cause abduction at the GH joint.

anterior deltoid, middle deltoid, posterior deltoid, clavicular pectoralis major, supraspinatus

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List the muscles that cause adduction at the GH joint.

latissimus dorsi, coracobrachialis, teres major, sternocostal pectoralis major, clavicular pectoralis major, subscapularis

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List the muscles that cause internal rotation at the GH joint.

anterior deltoid, teres major, latissimus dorsi, clavicular pectoralis major, sternocostal pectoralis major, subscapularis

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List the muscles that cause external rotation at the GH joint.

posterior deltoid, infraspinatus, teres minor

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List the muscles that cause horizontal abduction at the GH joint.

posterior deltoid, latissimus dorsi, infraspinatus, teres minor

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List the muscles that cause horizontal adduction at the GH joint.

anterior deltoid, coracobrachialis, clavicular pectoralis major, sternocostal pectoralis major

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List the muscles that cause flexion at the elbow.

brachialis, biceps brachii, brachioradialis, pronator teres

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List the muscles that cause extension at the elbow.

triceps brachii, anconeus

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List the muscles that cause pronation of the forearm.

pronator teres, pronator quadratus

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List the muscles that cause supination of the forearm.

supinator, biceps brachii

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In which arm position is the biceps brachii most active?

supination

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In which arm position is the brachialis most active?

pronation

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In which arm position is the pronator teres most active?

pronation

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In which arm position is the brachioradialis most active?

neutral (hammer)

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List the function(s) of trapezius I.

elevation

<p><span>elevation</span></p>
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List the function(s) of trapezius II.

elevation, upward rotation, retraction

<p><span>elevation, upward rotation, retraction</span></p>
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List the function(s) of trapezius III.

retraction

<p><span>retraction</span></p>
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List the function(s) of trapezius IV.

upward rotation, depression, retraction

<p><span>upward rotation, depression, retraction</span></p>
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What muscle action(s) does the trapezius muscle create when it contracts entirely at once?

elevation, retraction

<p><span>elevation, retraction</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the levator scapulae

elevation, downward rotation

<p><span>elevation, downward rotation</span></p>
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The force couple of the levator scapulae and the weight of the arm creates what torque at the scapula?

downward rotation

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List the function(s) of the rhomboids.

downward rotation, retraction, elevation

<p><span>downward rotation, retraction, elevation</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the serratus anterior.

protraction, upward rotation

<p><span>protraction, upward rotation</span></p>
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The force couple of the serratus anterior and trapezius creates what torque(s) at the scapula?

upward rotation, protraction

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List the function(s) of the pectoralis minor.

downward rotation, anterior tilt, depression

<p><span>downward rotation, anterior tilt, depression</span></p>
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List the function(s) of subclavius.

depress scapula, protect and stabilize sternoclavicular (SC) joint

<p><span>depress scapula, protect and stabilize sternoclavicular (SC) joint</span></p>
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The force couple of the deltoid and supraspinatus creates what torque at the GH joint?

abduction

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Which rotator cuff muscle is the most often injured?

supraspinatus

<p><span>supraspinatus</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the supraspinatus.

abduction (weak), flexion (weak), GH joint stabilization

<p><span>abduction (weak), flexion (weak), GH joint stabilization</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the infraspinatus.

external rotation, horizontal abduction, extension, GI joint stabilization

<p><span>external rotation, horizontal abduction, extension, GI joint stabilization</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the teres minor.

external rotation, horizontal abduction, extension, GI joint stabilization

<p><span>external rotation, horizontal abduction, extension, GI joint stabilization</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the subscapularis.

internal rotation, adduction, extension (from flexed), GH joint stabilization

<p><span>internal rotation, adduction, extension (from flexed), GH joint stabilization</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the clavicular pectoralis major.

flexion, horizontal adduction, internal rotation, abduction (to 90 degrees), adduction (from 90 degrees to neutral)

<p><span>flexion, horizontal adduction, internal rotation, abduction (to 90 degrees), adduction (from 90 degrees to neutral)</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the sternocostal pectoralis major.

internal rotation, horizontal adduction, extension, adduction

<p><span>internal rotation, horizontal adduction, extension, adduction</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the coracobrachialis.

horizontal adduction, flexion (assists), adduction (assists), GH joint stabilization

<p><span>horizontal adduction, flexion (assists), adduction (assists), GH joint stabilization</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the latissimus dorsi.

adduction, extension (from flexed), internal rotation, horizontal abduction

<p><span>adduction, extension (from flexed), internal rotation, horizontal abduction</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the teres major.

extension (from flexed), internal rotation, adduction (from abducted)

<p><span>extension (from flexed), internal rotation, adduction (from abducted)</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the biceps brachii.

flexion, supination

<p><span>flexion, supination</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the brachialis.

flexion

<p><span>flexion</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the brachioradialis.

flexion, pronation (to neutral), supination (to neutral)

<p><span>flexion, pronation (to neutral), supination (to neutral)</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the pronator teres.

pronation, flexion (weak)

<p><span>pronation, flexion (weak)</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the pronator quadratus.

pronation

<p><span>pronation</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the triceps brachii.

extension

<p>extension</p>
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List the function(s) of the anconeus.

extension (assists)

<p><span>extension (assists)</span></p>
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List the function(s) of the supinator.

supination

<p><span>supination</span></p>
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What is the primary depressor of the scapula?

gravity

<p>gravity</p>