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The Big Thirty

ASHA A&P Overview - The Big Thirty (pg. 14)

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masseter jaw muscle
sternocleidomastoid muscle that runs from behind the ear to the sternum
trapezius flat muscle that runs from the posterior base of skull down AND upward from around T12 to connect at outer shoulder
latissimus dorsi large flat muscle on side of body that runs from spine around to the underarm
rhomboideus major lower of the two rhomboideus muscles, deeper than the trapezuius muscle and runs from spine (approximately T1-T5) to underarm
rhomboideus minor upper of the two rhomboideus muscles, deeper than the trapezuius muscle and runs from spine (approximately T1-T5) to underarm
levator scapulae muscle deeper to trapezius, runs from base of neck to top of scapula
erector spinae group of long muscles that runs from the sacrum up the back to the base of the neck
pectoralis major "pects" - flat muscle from sternum to underarm
rectus abdominus long muscle that runs vertically anterior, the "six pack abs" muscle
external oblique flat muscle that runs from the anterior midline laterally around to the side back "waist"
deltoid outer shoulder muscle
biceps brachii anterior upper arm muscle
triceps brachii posterior upper arm muscle
brachioradialis anterior forearm muscle that runs from elbow to thumb
psoas major muscle that attaches to spine at (T12-L4) & runs down to the hip socket via the pelvic girdle
gluteus maximus the superficial muscle of the "bum"
hamstring muscles group of thigh muscles on the back of the thigh
biceps femoris hamstring: outer middle thigh muscle
semitendinosis hamstring: inner middle thigh muscle & tendon
semimembranosis hamstring: inner middle thigh muscle deeper than semitendinosis
quadriceps muscles front of thigh muscles
rectus femoris middle quadricep muscle
vastus lateralis outer quadricep muscle
vastus medialis inner quadricep muscle that runs from knee toward groin
vastus intermedius quadricep muscle deeper to the rectus femoris
tensor fascia lata front outer hip muscle that runs from the top of the anterior pelvic girdle to the hip joint (tendon continues down to knee)
sartorius muscle that runs from outer hip joint to inner knee
gracilis muscle that runs from groin to inner knee
gastrocnemius calf muscles
tibialis anterior shin muscle
peroneus longus muscle that runs from outer knee to outer ankle
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