BIO 210: Axial Muscles LAB PRACTICAL REVIEW

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Trapezius M.

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Nasalis M.

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Anterior Scalene M.

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zygomatic major M,

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Levatoe scapula

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levator scapula

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posterior scalene muscle

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risorius

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occipitalis muscle

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frontalis muscle

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Middle Scalene

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depressor anguli oris muscle

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splenius capitis

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mentalis muscle

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trapezius muscle

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orbicularis oris muscle

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epicranial aponeurosis

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orbicularis oculi muscle

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buccinator muscle

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splenius capitis muscle

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Sternocleidomastoid muscle

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temporalis muscle

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masseter muscle

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internal intercostal muscle

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Serratus anterior muscle

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psoas major muscle

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teres major muscle

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deltoid muscle

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internal oblique muscle

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transverse abdominis muscle

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esophageal hiatus of diaphragm

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iliacus muscle

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internal oblique muscle

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serratus posterior muscle

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rhomboid minor muscle

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latissimus dorsi muscle

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rectus abdominis muscle

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linea alba

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rhomboid major muscle

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trapezius muscle

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illiacus muscle

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external oblique muscle

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external intercostal muscles

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internal intercostal muscle

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quadratic lumborum muscle

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external intercostal muscle

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aortic hiatus of diaphragm

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psoas major muscle

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transverse abdominis muscle

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pectoralis major muscle

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external oblique muscle

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serratus anterior muscle

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iliacus muscle

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tendinous intersections

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erector spinae muscle

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rectus abdominis muscle

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caval hiatus

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muscular diaphragm

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levator scapulae

Which of the following muscles help to elevate the scapula?

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Zygomatic major muscle

Which of the following muscles are responsible for lifting the corner of the mouth?

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close mouth/kiss

orbicularis oris

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wrinkles chin/pout

mentalis

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closes eye/winking/blinking

orbicularis oculi

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smile muscle

zygomaticus major

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frown muscle

depressor anguli oris

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chewing

masseter

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wrinkle forehead

frontalis

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orbicularis oris muscle

Which of the following is not an example of a parallel muscle

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internal intercostals

Which of the following muscles help with forced exhalation

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circular muscle

A muscle that is described as having concentrically arranged fibers and its contraction decreases a passageway diameter is considered to be a

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depressor anguli oris muscle

Which of the following muscles is responsible for frowning?

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rectus abdominis muscle

Which of the following is NOT an example of a convergent muscle?

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sternocleidomastoid muscle

Which of the following muscles is responsible for rotating the head to the side and laterally flexing it at the same time when only one side of the muscle is activated

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Linea alba

What is the white tensions band that extends vertically from the diploid process of the sternum to the pubic symphysis dividing the anterior abdominal wall into right and left halves?

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True

The risorius muscle runs from the corner of the mouth to the cheek and is activated with smiling or grimacing

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allows the inferior vena cava to travel to the heart and is found on the right side of the diaphragm

caval hiatus

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allows the esophagus to pass through to the stomach

esophageal hiatus

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allows the aorta to travel down to abdomen and is dound on the left side of the diaphragm

aortic hiatus

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rectus abdominis

Which of the following muscles help to protect the small intestines

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Bell's Palsy

A paralysis of the muscles for facial expression where the cause is unknown is called

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nasalis

These muscles helps to flare the nostrils

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masseter and temporalis

Which of the muscles help with mastication

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False

The levator scapula is activated by pulling the scapulae together

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scalene muscles

Which of the following muscles are responsible for elevating the first rib

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psoas major

Which of the following muscles help with flexion of the hip

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external oblique

Which of the following muscles is located on the lateral and anterior sides of the abdomen

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external intercostals

Which of the following muscles help with forced inhalation

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erector spinae

Which of the following muscles help with extension of the spine

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False

The more movable attachment of the muscle is its origin