Rectus Abdominis | Pectoralis Major | Trapezius | Latissimus Dorsi | --- |
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Fetus, Feces, or Flatus
What is ONE thing that the Rectus Abdominis help EXPEL from the body?
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Anterior
Is the Pectoralis Major on the ANTERIOR or POSTERIOR surface of the body?
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Occipital Bone
Cervical & Thoracic Spine
Where does the Trapezius originate?
(Both areas) |
Bicipital Groove
What is the insertion point of the Latissimus Dorsi?
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Straight Abdominal
What is the direct translation of "Rectus Abdominis"?
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Medial half of the Clavicle
& the length of the Sternum
What are the origins of the Pectoralis Major?
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The protrusion of something
What is 'PROTUBERANCE'?
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T7-L5
(Lower 6 of the Thoracic Spine and all of the Lumbar Spine)
Which spinous processes (vertebrae) is the Latissimus Dorsi attached to?
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Digestive Organs
What is the main group of internal organs that the abs PROTECT?
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Bicipital Groove
Where is the insertion of the Pectoralis Major?
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Nape of the neck
What is the 'NUCHAL'?
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Superficial
Is the Latissimus Dorsi a deep or superficial back muscle?
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Xiphoid Process & Lower Ribs (#5-7)
What are the insertion points of the Rectus Abdominis?
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Adduction
Internal Rotation Horizontal Flexion Flexion (clavicular head only)
What are two of the actions that the Pectoralis Major performs?
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Elevate the shoulders (shrug)
Retract the shoulders
What are TWO of the actions that the Trapezius performs?
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Abduct
Would the Latissimus Dorsi ADDUCT or ABDUCT the arm if the insertion point was on the anterior side (the opposite side)?
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Diastasis Redi
What is the condition called where the separation of the abdominal muscles occur?
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At the shoulder
Where do the actions the Pecs perform happen at?
(Which body part does it move?) |
Lateral third of the Clavicle
Acromion Spine of Scapula
Where do the traps insert into?
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Thoracolumbar Aponeurosis
What is the fascia that can help one identify the location of the Latissimus Dorsi?
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