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ID.
Ischial spine

id
supraspinous fossa

id
infraspinous fossa
tibia has medial or lateral malleolus
medial
fibula has medial or lateral malleolus
lateral

ID 59 and 58 (1) (2) what is the origin and insertion,action for each
59- gluteus medius: origin: lateral ililum |insertion: greater trochanter | action: abduct thigh & medially rotate thigh
58-gluteus minimus: origin: lateral ilum | insertion: greater trochanter action: abduct thigh and medially rotate thigh

what muscle is this (1)
origin, insertion, action, innervation?
piriformis
origin: anterior surface of sacrum
insertion: greater trochanter
action: laterally rotate thigh
innervation: s1-s2 ventral rami

what artery is this
what muscles does it supply (3)
superior gluteal artery
gluteus minimus
gluteus maximus
tensor fascia latae

ID muscles
what are these muscles innervated by
A. triceps brachii long head
183-Triceps brachii lateral head
181-Triceps brachii medial head
radial nerve

Id muscles
what muscle groups do each of those belong to?
A.teres minor (deltoid group)
B.teres major (latissimus group)
ORIGIN INSERTION ACTION OF teres minor and teres major
teres minor: origin: lateral border of scapula insertion: posterior greater tubercle action: aDDuct and laterally rotate humerus innervation: axillary nerve
Teres Major: origin:lateral border of scapula insertion: crest of lesser tubercle action: ADDuct and medially rotate humerus innervation: brachial plexus

the top boney part is the spine of the scapula, based off that.. where is the infra spinatus?
just below
what muscle passes through the intertubrecular groove
tendon of biceps brachii long head
captiulum of humerus articulates with…..
head of radius
trochlea of humerus articulates with…
trochlear notch of ulna

the muscles are labeled 63, 64, 65, 66 Identify which muscle is what
what is the insertion for each, common origin and unique origin of bicep femoris short head
63-bicep femoris long head- insertion: head of fibula
64- bicep femoris short head- insertion: head of fibula
65-semitendinosus-insertion: medial surface of proximal tibia
66-semimembranosus origin: linea aspera insertion: posterior surface of medial condyle of tibia action: flex leg
common origin- ischial tuberosity
common action: extend thigh, flex leg

ID muscle
semimembranosus

ID muscle
semitendinosus

ID nerve
tibial nerve

ID muscle
gastrocnemius

ID muscles *hint this is above adductor hiatus and posterior /lateral to vastus lateralis
A. bicep femoris short head
B.Bicep femoris long head

ID muscle
trapezius

Where is the trapezius and rhomboideus and what are their actions
166- rhomboideus elevate , retract scapula
164-trapezius elevate, depress, retract scapula

superficial forearm flexors. ID EACH, name special innervation for 190 and A
187-pronator teres
188-flexor carpi radialis longus
189-palmaris longus
190-flexor carpi ulnaris longus innervated ulnar nerve
A. brachioradialis

ID muscle
flexor digitorum superficialis

ID all muscles shown
A. pronator quadratus
192-flexor pollicis longus
193- flexor digitorum profundus

id all muscles
203- extensor pollicis longus
200-extensor indicis
202-extensor pollicis brevis
201-aBuctor pollicis longus