Body Structure and Processes - Muscular System PT3 - Naming -
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| axial muscles? | position the head, spine and rib cage
make breathing possible
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| appendicular muscles? | stabilise and move lower and upper limbs
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| origin? | site on bone where muscle begins and is immovable
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| site on bone where muscle begins and is immovable? | origin
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| insertion? | site on bone where muscle ends and can move
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| site on bone where muscle ends and can move? | insertion
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| rectus? | straight
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| straight? | rectus
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| naming of muscles? | direction of fascicle
structural features
position within body
intrinsic vs extrinsic
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| muscles that have rectus do what? | run parallel to long bones of appendicular skeleton
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| examples of structural feature named muscles | biceps (2 tendons at origin)
triceps (3 tendons at origin)
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| externus and superficialis? | visible at surface
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| profundus and internus? | deeper within body
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| intrinsic muscles? | in organs
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| extrinsic? | stabilise organs externally
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| first part of the name of muscle is what? | relates to point of origin
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| part of name which relates to point of origin? | first part
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| second part of name relates to what? | point of insertion
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| part of name which relates to point of insertion? | second
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| sternohyoid muscle? | originates at sternum and inserts at hyoid bone
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