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Shoulder jointAbduction, adduction, flexion, extension, rotationMoves armposteriorTrapezius- posterior and lateral aspect of the humerus?Levator scapulae (raises the scapula)Innervated by cervical spinal nervesRhomboid musclePulls the scapula towards the vertebraeAnteriorPectoralis minor muscleInserting onto the corocoidDepresses and protractsInnervated by the medial pectoral nerveSerratur anterior muscleOrigin is anterior and goes posteriorlyInserts on the medial border of the scapulaPulls and keeps the scapula next to the rib cageLong thoracic nerve innervationMovement of the shoulder and armanteriorDeltoidSubscapularis muscleBicep brachi muscleShort heads of biceps innervated by musculocutaneous nerveCoracobrachilais muscleOrigin on corocoid process and inserts on the brachium (humerus)Pectoralis majorPosteriorLatissimus- convergent muscleDeltoid- arises from lateral aspect, acromion, and spine of scapulaSupraspinatus muscle- in the supraspinatus fossaInfraspinatus muscle- in the infraspinatus fossaBoth insert onto greater tubercleInnverated by suprascapular nerveTeres minorGreater tuberacleRotator cuffAxillary nerveTeres majorSubscapular nerveTricep brachi muscleInsertion onto olecranonRotator cuffSubscapularisSupra spinatusInfra spinatusTeres minorElbow jointFlexion and extensionmoves forearmwhite part- ligamentum lugi (tough connective tissuehelps hold the head upCh. 11 Appendicular Skeleton 11/02/2010 20:02:00Shoulder joint- Abduction, adduction, flexion, extension, rotation- Moves arm- posterioroTrapezius- posterior and lateral aspect of the humerus?oLevator scapulae (raises the scapula)Innervated by cervical spinal nervesoRhomboid musclePulls the scapula towards the vertebrae- AnterioroPectoralis minor muscleInserting onto the corocoidDepresses and protractsInnervated by the medial pectoral nerveoSerratur anterior muscleOrigin is anterior and goes posteriorlyInserts on the medial border of the scapulaPulls and keeps the scapula next to the rib cageLong thoracic nerve innervation- Movement of the shoulder and armoanteriorDeltoidSubscapularis muscleBicep brachi muscleShort heads of biceps innervated by musculocutaneous nerveCoracobrachilais muscleOrigin on corocoid process and inserts on the brachium (humerus)Pectoralis majoroPosteriorLatissimus- convergent muscleDeltoid- arises from lateral aspect, acromion, and spine of scapulaSupraspinatus muscle- in the supraspinatus fossaInfraspinatus muscle- in the infraspinatus fossaBoth insert onto greater tubercle Innverated by suprascapular nerveTeres minorGreater tuberacleRotator cufAxillary nerveTeres majorSubscapular nerveTricep brachi muscleInsertion onto olecranon- Rotator cufoSubscapularisoSupra spinatusoInfra spinatus oTeres minor← Elbow joint- Flexion and extension - moves forearm← white part- ligamentum lugi (tough connective tissue- helps hold the head up←11/02/2010 20:02:00←11/02/2010


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