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layer of areolar connective tissue surrounding a single muscle fiber (myofiber)
contains nerves and blood capillaries |
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layer of collagen and elastic fibers surrounding bundles of muscle fibers
contains blood vessels and nerves |
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| a bundle of muscle fibers surrounded by perimysium |
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layer of dense collagen fibers surrounding a group of fascicles
separates muscle from other muscles and contains blood vessels and nerves |
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| surrounds groups of muscles |
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(hypodermis) adipose and loose connective tissue
blood vessels and nerves, stores fat and h20, insulates and protection |
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| point of attachment of skeletal muscle (immobile) |
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| point of attachment of skeletal muscle that is mobile |
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| deep fascia merges with periosteum of bones (appears to be directly attached) |
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| collagen forms a tendon on the end of the bone and connects to the periosteum of bones |
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| broad flat sheet of dense connective tissue that attaches to muscles |
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| muscles of head, vertebral column, and ribs for breathing |
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| limbs and pectoral and pelvic girdles |
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| fascicles are parallel to long axis (long and tapered at end) |
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| fan like muscles, broad at origin and taper to narrow insertion |
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feather like manner connected to a tendon
unipennate, bipennate, and multipennate |
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| fascicles that surround an opening |
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| muscle of the forehead. wrinkles skin of forehead and raises eyebrows |
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muscle on back of the head
pulls the skin posteriorly |
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muscle on the sides of the neck
extend the head together
alone they turn the head opposite from contraction |
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muscle on the temple of the head
acts with masseter to raise and pull back mandible |
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muscle on the sides of the jaw near the back
raises and pulls back the lower mandible |
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muscle around the mouth
closes and protrudes the lips and pulls lips against teeth |
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muscle that connects skull/vertebrae to scapula
elevates and draws scapula medially. extends and flexes head |
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muscle that connects mid neck to skull
extends head when contracting together and rotates when contracting singly |
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small muscle connecting neck to top of scapula
elevates and helps the scapula rotate when adducting arm |
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muscle that connects rib cage to scapula. under pectoralis major
depresses and abducts the scapula and stabilizes it |
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| adducts, flexes, and medially rotates humerous |
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muscles that connect the ribs and the scapula. looks serrated.
abducts the scapula and rotates it upward. lifts ribs when scapula is fixed |
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located on side of the body above hips
compresses the abdomen and rotates vertebrae |
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larger muscle on sides that extend higher than internal
compresses abdomen and rotates vertebrae |
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actual abs
flexes lumbar region of vertebral column and compresses abdomen |
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muscle in the upper back that connects vertebral column and shoulder
elevates and adducts scapula, rotates scapula up/down, draws head back when shoulders are fixed |
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larger muscle connecting vertebrae to scapula
elevates and rotates scapula |
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muscle that connects interior of scapula with shoulder
laterally rotates and abducts arm at shoulder |
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small muscle stuck between intfraspinatus and teres major
laterally rotates extends and adducts the humerus at shoulder |
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muscle that connects below infraspinatus to front of humerus
assists in extending humerus, rotation and rotation of scapula. |
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muscle that connects from lower back (lumbodorsal fascia) to shoulder
extends, adducts, and medially rotates the arm at the shoulder |
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| connective tissue that is the origin of muscles in lower back |
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