K2 - Quiz #2 | ESG/Back Muscles (Group 3/3)

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What are the ORIGINS for the Splenius Capitis?

  • Mastoid process

  • Lateral superior nuchal line

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What are the INSERTIONS for the Splenius Capitis?

  • ½ of ligamentum nuchae

  • SP of C7-T4

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What are the ACTIONS for the Splenius Capitis?

  • Rotation (ipsilateral)

  • Lateral flexion (ipsilateral)

  • Extension

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What are the ORIGINS for the Splenius Cervicis?

  • SP T3-T6

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What are the INSERTIONS for the Splenius Cervicis?

  • TVPs of C1-C3

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What are the ACTIONS for the Splenius Cervicis?

  • Rotation (ipsilateral)

  • Lateral flexion (ipsilateral)

  • Extension

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What are the ORIGINS for the Splinalis?

  • SP of T11 - L2

  • Ligamentum nuchae

  • SP of C7

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What are the INSERTIONS for the Splinalis?

  • SP of T2-T8

  • C2-C5

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What are the ACTIONS for the Splinalis?

  • Lateral flexion (ipsilateral)

  • Extension

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What are the ORIGINS for the Longissmimus?

  • Common tendon

  • TVPs of T1-T5

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What are the INSERTIONS for the Longissmimus?

  • Ribs 3-12

  • TVPs of C1-C5

  • Mastoid process

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What are the ACTIONS for the Longissmimus?

  • Lateral flexion (ipsilateral)

  • Extension

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What are the ORIGINS for the Iliocostalis?

  • Common tendon

  • Posterior ribs 6-12

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What are the INSERTIONS for the Iliocostalis?

  • TVPs of L1-L3

  • Posterior surface of all ribs

  • TVPs of C4-C7

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What are the ACTIONS for the Iliocostalis?

  • Lateral flexion (ipsilateral)

  • Extension