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Match the muscle to its Origin.
Match the muscle to its Origin.
Descending superficial pectoral = 1st sternebrae Transverse superficial pectoral = 1st, 2nd, 3rd sternebrae, raphe Brachiocephalicus = Clavicular intersection Omotransversarius = Distal end of scapular spine
Match the muscle to its Insertion.
Match the muscle to its Insertion.
Superficial pectoral = Crest of the greater tubercle of the humerus Cleidobrachialis = Brachium Cleidocephalicus pars mastoidea = Mastoid process of the temporal skull bone Cleidocephalicus pars cervicalis = Dorsal midline of the neck
Match the muscle to its Action.
Match the muscle to its Action.
Superficial pectoral = Adduct limb when weight bearing; prevent abduction when not Deep pectoral = Pull trunk cranially, extend shoulder when limb is advanced; pull limb caudally, flex shoulder when not Brachiocephalicus = Advance limb, extend shoulder, draw head and neck to the side Omotransversarius = Advance limb, flex neck laterally
Match the muscle to its Origin.
Match the muscle to its Origin.
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Match the muscle to its Origin.
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Match the muscle to its Insertion.
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Match the muscle to its Insertion.
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Match the muscle to its Action.
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Study Notes
Muscle Identification
- There are multiple matches to be made between muscles and their respective origins, insertions, and actions.
- Four matches are to be made between muscles and their origins.
- Three matches are to be made between muscles and their insertions.
- Three matches are to be made between muscles and their actions.
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Match the extrinsic forelimb muscle to it's origin, insertion, and action.