Week 4 Vocabulary

From the lower neck and upper chest to the underside of the jaw.

Italian: Big one on the chest. From the clavicle, sternum and costal cartilidges to the upper end of the humerus

Ribs to the top of the shoulder

From the clavicle to the back lower edge of the skull

Triangular from the clavicle to the scapula to the lateral humerus

From the scapula to the heads of the radius and ulna - flex elbow

From the scapula and upper humerus to posterior ulna - extends elbow

From the lower anterior humerus to the anterior ulna (underneath bicep later)

Scapula to upper humerus

From the lower scapula to the upper humerus - Medially rotates and adducts arm, forms posterior side of the armpit angle edge

From the spine and other organs, up to the upper humerus, extends, adducts, medially rotates arm

Humerus to posterior wrist, over the radius, extends hand at wrist joint

Humerus to posterior wrist, over the radius, extends hand at wrist joint

Distal Humerus to posterior phalanges - Extends fingers

Distal Humerus to posterior phalanx of the little finger - extends little finger

Humerus to posterior wrist, over the radius, extends hand at wrist joint

From the humerus to the wrist over the radius - flexes and adducts wrist

From the humerus to the wrist over ulna - flexes and adducts wrist

Humerus to the wrist, flexes arm at the elbow

Distal Humerus and radius to anterior phalanges - flexes fingers

Long thumb flexor - upper radius to back of thumb - flexes thumb

a thin, quadrilateral muscle, situated at the upper and back part of the thorax

The origin arises from the vertebrae T12 through L3. The muscle's insertion is the lower border of the 9th through 12th ribs

The middle sized one on the buttock, Ileum to the upper femur it abducts and medially rotates the hip

Ileum to the upper femur - abducts and medially rotates the hip

From the sacrum to the upper femur - laterally rotates hip

From the ischium to upper femur - laterally rotates hip

Pubis to the Ischium to upper femur - laterally rotates hip

Lower ischium to the upper femur

From the ilium, sacrum and coccyx to the outer femur - one of the largest muscles

One of the muscles that support the viscera of the lower pubic region

Pubis to the femur - adducts hip and rotates radially

Pubis to femur - adducts hip

From the upper thigh to front of tibia - extends knee

Upper thigh to patella - extends knee

Iliac crest to upper tibia - flexes, abducts, laterally rotates thigh at hip and flexes, medially rotates leg at the knee

• Vastus Medialis
• Rectus Femoris: From ilium to patella, extends knee, flexes thigh
• Vastus Lateralis: Upper Femur to patella - extends knee
• Vasus Intermedius (under the rectus): Upper femus to patella - extends knee

Iliac Crest to Tibia - keeps knee extended

Ischium to the femur - adducts the hip

From pubis to inner tibia - adducts hip, flexes knee

• Semimembranosis: From Ischium to upper tibia - flexes and medially rotates knee, extends hip
• Semitendinosis: Ischium to upper tibia
• Biceps Femoris Longus

From the posterior tibia to the phalanges - flexes toes

From the upper tibia and fibula to the tarsals - Plantar Flexion

From the posterior fibula to the base of the - flexes the big toe

From the upper lateral fibula to the plantar surface of the tarsals - plantar flexes and extends foot

From the posterior upper tibia and fibula to the calcaneus - plantar flexes the foot

From the posterior upper tibia and fibula to the calcaneus - plantar flexes the foot and flexes the knee

Gastrocnemius tendon: Both make up the Achillies tendon

From the anterior upper tibia to the medial foot surface - plantar extension and inversion

From the tibia to the phalanges - extend the toes

From the tibia to the big toe - extends big toe.