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Structural Practical 2

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Flexor Carpi Radialis Origin: common flexor-pronator tendon at medial epicondyle of humerus

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  1. 1—Flexor Carpi Radialis
    Origin: common flexor-pronator tendon at medial epicondyle of humerus    Flexor Carpi Radialis Origin: common flexor-pronator tendon at medial epicondyle of humerus
  2. 2—Palmaris LongusPalmaris Longus
  3. 3—Flexor Carpi UlnarisFlexor Carpi Ulnaris
  4. 4—Extensor Carpi UlnarisExtensor Carpi Ulnaris
  5. 5—Extensor Carpi Radialis BrevisExtensor Carpi Radialis Brevis
  6. 6—Extensor Carpi Radialis LongusExtensor Carpi Radialis Longus
  7. 7—Flexor Digitorum SuperficialisFlexor Digitorum Superficialis
  8. 8—Flexor Digitorum Profundus
    Origin: proximal 3/4 of anterior medial ulna
    Innervation: median nerve to 2nd + 3rd fingers, ulnar nerve to 4th and 5th    Flexor Digitorum Profundus Origin: proximal 3/4 of anterior medial ulna Innervation: median nerve to 2nd + 3rd fingers, ulnar nerve to 4t...
  9. 9—Flexor Pollicis Longus
    Origin: medial and anterior borders of radius and ulna    Flexor Pollicis Longus Origin: medial and anterior borders of radius and ulna
  10. 10—Extensor DigitorumExtensor Digitorum
  11. 11—Extensor Indicis
    Origin: middle distal surface of posterior ulna    Extensor Indicis Origin: middle distal surface of posterior ulna
  12. 12—Extensor digiti minimiExtensor digiti minimi
  13. 13—Extensor Pollicis LongusExtensor Pollicis Longus
  14. 14—Extensor Pollicis BrevisExtensor Pollicis Brevis
  15. 15—Abductor Pollicis LongusAbductor Pollicis Longus
  16. 16—Opponens pollicis
    action: opposition of CMC joint of thumb
    innervation: median nerve    Opponens pollicis action: opposition of CMC joint of thumb innervation: median nerve
  17. 17—Abductor Pollicis Brevis
    action: abduction of CMC joint of thumb
    innervation: median nerve    Abductor Pollicis Brevis action: abduction of CMC joint of thumb innervation: median nerve
  18. 18—Flexor Pollicis Brevis
    action: abducts and flexes CMC joint of thumb; flexes MCP joint of thumb
    innervation: median and ulnar nerves    Flexor Pollicis Brevis action: abducts and flexes CMC joint of thumb; flexes MCP joint of thumb innervation: median and ulnar nerves
  19. 19—Adductor Pollicis
    action: adducts CMC joint of thumb, flexes MCP joint of thumb
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Adductor Pollicis action: adducts CMC joint of thumb, flexes MCP joint of thumb innervation: ulnar nerve
  20. 20—Palmar Interossei
    action: adducts MCP joint of 2nd, 4th, and 5th fingers
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Palmar Interossei action: adducts MCP joint of 2nd, 4th, and 5th fingers innervation: ulnar nerve
  21. 21—Dorsal Interossei
    action: abducts MCP joints of 2nd 4th and 5th fingers
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Dorsal Interossei action: abducts MCP joints of 2nd 4th and 5th fingers innervation: ulnar nerve
  22. 22—Lumbricals
    action: flexes MCP and extends PIP and DIP of 2nd-5th fingers    Lumbricals action: flexes MCP and extends PIP and DIP of 2nd-5th fingers
  23. 23—Opponens digiti minimi
    action: opposition of 5th MCP joint
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Opponens digiti minimi action: opposition of 5th MCP joint innervation: ulnar nerve
  24. 24—Abductor digiti minimi
    action: abducts 5th MCP joint
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Abductor digiti minimi action: abducts 5th MCP joint innervation: ulnar nerve
  25. 25—Flexor digiti minimi brevis
    action: flexes 5th MCP joint
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Flexor digiti minimi brevis action: flexes 5th MCP joint innervation: ulnar nerve
  26. 26—Palmaris brevis
    action: tenses skin on ulnar side of palm
    innervation: ulnar nerve    Palmaris brevis action: tenses skin on ulnar side of palm innervation: ulnar nerve
  27. 27—Psoas majorPsoas major
  28. 28—Iliacus
    innervation: L1 (femoral nerve)    Iliacus innervation: L1 (femoral nerve)
  29. 29—Psoas minor (does not cross hip)
    movements: little movement
    innervation: L1    Psoas minor (does not cross hip) movements: little movement innervation: L1
  30. 30—Sartorius
    origin: ASIS
    movement: flexes, abducts, externally rotates hip; flexes and internally rotates knee
    innervation: femoral nerve    Sartorius origin: ASIS movement: flexes, abducts, externally rotates hip; flexes and internally rotates knee innervation: femoral nerve
  31. 31—Rectus femoris
    origin: AIIS
    movements: flexes hip, extends knee, anterior pelvic tilt
    innervation: femoral nerve    Rectus femoris origin: AIIS movements: flexes hip, extends knee, anterior pelvic tilt innervation: femoral nerve
  32. 32—Gluteus maximus
    innervation: inferior gluteal nerve    Gluteus maximus innervation: inferior gluteal nerve
  33. 33—Gluteus medius
    innervation: superior gluteal nerve    Gluteus medius innervation: superior gluteal nerve
  34. 34—Gluteus minimus
    movements: abducts, internally rotates, and flexes hip; anterior pelvic tilt    Gluteus minimus movements: abducts, internally rotates, and flexes hip; anterior pelvic tilt
  35. 35—Tensor fascia lataeTensor fascia latae
  36. 36—Biceps femoris
    innervation: long head-tibial portion of the sciatic nerve. short head-common fibular portion of sciatic nerve    Biceps femoris innervation: long head-tibial portion of the sciatic nerve. short head-common fibular portion of sciatic nerve
  37. 37—Semitendinosus
    innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve    Semitendinosus innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve
  38. 38—Semimembranosus
    origin: lateral impression on posterior ischial tuberosity    Semimembranosus origin: lateral impression on posterior ischial tuberosity
  39. 39—Adductor brevis
    innervation: obturator nerve    Adductor brevis innervation: obturator nerve
  40. 40—Adductor longus
    origin: anterior surface of body of pubis
    insertion: middle 1/3 of linea aspera of femur
    innervation: obturator nerve    Adductor longus origin: anterior surface of body of pubis insertion: middle 1/3 of linea aspera of femur innervation: obturator nerve
  41. 41—Adductor magnus
    innervation: anterior-obturator nerve; posterior-tibial portion of sciatic nerve    Adductor magnus innervation: anterior-obturator nerve; posterior-tibial portion of sciatic nerve
  42. 42—Gracilis
    origin: anterior aspect of inferior ramus of pubis
    innervation: obturator nerve    Gracilis origin: anterior aspect of inferior ramus of pubis innervation: obturator nerve
  43. 43—Pectineus
    movements: adducts, flexes, externally rotates hip; anterior pelvic tilt
    innervation: femoral nerve    Pectineus movements: adducts, flexes, externally rotates hip; anterior pelvic tilt innervation: femoral nerve
  44. 44—Piriformis
    origin: anterior side of sacrum between foramina
    insertion: apex of greater trochanter
    innervation: sacral plexus    Piriformis origin: anterior side of sacrum between foramina insertion: apex of greater trochanter innervation: sacral plexus
  45. 45—Gemellus superior
    origin: posterior surface of ischial spine
    movements: externally rotates hip
    innervation: sacral plexus    Gemellus superior origin: posterior surface of ischial spine movements: externally rotates hip innervation: sacral plexus
  46. 46—Obturator internus
    movements: externally rotates hip
    innervation: sacral plexus    Obturator internus movements: externally rotates hip innervation: sacral plexus
  47. 47—Obturator externus
    movements: adducts and externally rotates hip
    innervation: obturator nerve    Obturator externus movements: adducts and externally rotates hip innervation: obturator nerve
  48. 48—Quadratus femoris
    origin: lateral surface of ischial tuberosity
    movements: externally rotates hip
    innervation: sacral plexus    Quadratus femoris origin: lateral surface of ischial tuberosity movements: externally rotates hip innervation: sacral plexus
  49. 49—Gemellus inferior
    origin: upper portion of ischial tuberosity
    movements: externally rotates hip
    innervation: sacral plexus    Gemellus inferior origin: upper portion of ischial tuberosity movements: externally rotates hip innervation: sacral plexus
  50. 50—Rectus femoris
    movements: flexes hip; extends knee; anterior pelvic tilt
    innervation: femoral nerve    Rectus femoris movements: flexes hip; extends knee; anterior pelvic tilt innervation: femoral nerve
  51. 51—Articularis genu
    origin: anterior surface of distal femoral shaft
    innervation: femoral nerve    Articularis genu origin: anterior surface of distal femoral shaft innervation: femoral nerve
  52. 52—Vastus intermedius
    origin: upper 2/3 of anterior surface of femur
    movements: extends knee
    innervation: femoral nerve    Vastus intermedius origin: upper 2/3 of anterior surface of femur movements: extends knee innervation: femoral nerve
  53. 53—Vastus lateralisVastus lateralis
  54. 54—Vastus medialisVastus medialis
  55. 55—Biceps femorisBiceps femoris
  56. 56—SemitendinosusSemitendinosus
  57. 57—Semimembranosus
    innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve    Semimembranosus innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve
  58. 58—Popliteus
    movements: flexes and internally rotates knee
    innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve    Popliteus movements: flexes and internally rotates knee innervation: tibial portion of sciatic nerve
  59. 59—Femoral nerve (L1-L4)
    rectus femoris
    vastus intermedius
    vastus lateralis
    vastus intermedius
    articularis genu    Femoral nerve (L1-L4) rectus femoris vastus intermedius vastus lateralis vastus intermedius articularis genu
  60. 60—Tibial portion of sciatic nerve
    semitendinosus
    semimembranosus
    biceps femoris (long head)
    popliteus    Tibial portion of sciatic nerve semitendinosus semimembranosus biceps femoris (long head) popliteus
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Flashcards on Structural Practical 2, created by Cee Rene on 05/11/2017.
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