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BIOD 151 Module 5 Exam Review Answer Key (Portage
learning)UPDATED 2022
Three types of muscle - ANSWER: skeletal, cardiac, smooth

Central nervous system components (2) - ANSWER: brain and spinal cord

Peripheral nervous system - ANSWER: peripheral nerves that carry signals to muscles

Conscious control - ANSWER: person can consciously decide when to use these
muscles

Motor actions - ANSWER: -messages from the central nervous system
-Start in brain and move out to peripheral nerves

Sensory input / sensation - ANSWER: -information carried by nerves from the
external environment to the central nervous system
-Start in peripheral nerves and move toward brain

Tendons - ANSWER: connective tissues that connect skeletal muscle to bone at each
end

Ligaments - ANSWER: connective tissue that connects bone to bone

Origin - ANSWER: bony site of attachment that is stationary during movement

Insertion - ANSWER: bony site of attachment that is moved by the muscle
contraction

Action - ANSWER: what effect is produced by the muscle's contraction

Innervation - ANSWER: peripheral nerve that supplies a muscle with the message
from the brain

Orbicularis oculi action - ANSWER: eye closure

Orbicularis oculi innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

Orbicularis oris action - ANSWER: mouth closure

Orbicularis oris innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

Zygomaticus major/minor action - ANSWER: pull corners of lips upward

Zygomaticus major/minor innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

,Risorius action - ANSWER: pulls corners of the mouth posteriorly (grin or grimace)

Risorius innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

frontalis action - ANSWER: raise eyebrows

frontalis innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

Buccinator action - ANSWER: compress cheeks

buccinator innervation - ANSWER: facial nerve

masseter action - ANSWER: jaw closure

masseter innervation - ANSWER: trigeminal nerve

temporalis action - ANSWER: elevates mandible, closes jaw

temporalis innervation - ANSWER: trigeminal nerve

lateral flexion of the neck action - ANSWER: side bending of the neck (moving one of
the ears to the same side of shoulder)

flexion of the neck action - ANSWER: action of moving chin towards sternum

bilaterally - ANSWER: both sides

unilaterally - ANSWER: one side

Semispinalis capitis origin - ANSWER: articular process of inferior cervical and
transverse process of superior thoracic vertebrae

Semispinalis capitis insertion - ANSWER: occipital bone

Semispinalis capitis action (bilateral) - ANSWER: extend head (pulls neck backward)

Semispinalis capitis action (unilateral) - ANSWER: laterally flexes neck to same side

Semispinalis capitis innervation - ANSWER: spinal nerves

Sternocleidomastoid origin - ANSWER: sternal end of clavicle and manubrium

Sternocleidomastoid insertion - ANSWER: mastoid region of skull

Sternocleidomastoid action (bilateral) - ANSWER: neck flexion i.e., pulling neck down

, Sternocleidomastoid action (unilateral) - ANSWER: turns face to opposite side

Sternocleidomastoid innervation - ANSWER: accessory nerve

Splenius capitis origin - ANSWER: spinous process/ ligaments of inferior cervical
vertebrae

Splenius capitis insertion - ANSWER: mastoid process (temporal bone), occipital bone
of skull

Splenius capitis action (bilateral) - ANSWER: extend head

Splenius capitis action (unilateral) - ANSWER: laterally flexes neck to same side

Splenius capitis innervation - ANSWER: cervical spine

Longissimus cervicis origin - ANSWER: transverse processes of superior thoracic
vertebrae

Longissimus cervicis insertion - ANSWER: transverse process of middle and superior
cervical vertebrae

Longissimus cervicis action (bilateral) - ANSWER: extend head

Longissimus cervicis action (unilateral) - ANSWER: laterally flexes neck to same side

Longissimus cervicis innervation - ANSWER: cervical and thoracic spinal nerves

Longissimus thoracis origin - ANSWER: transverse process of all thoracic and lumbar
vertebrae

Longissimus thoracis insertion - ANSWER: transverse processes of all thoracic
vertebrae

Longissimus thoracis action (bilateral) - ANSWER: extension of spine

Longissimus thoracis (unilateral) - ANSWER: lateral flexion of spine

Longissimus thoracis innervation - ANSWER: thoracic and lumbar spinal nerves

Thyrohyoid origin - ANSWER: thyroid cartilage of larynx

Thyrohyoid insertion - ANSWER: hyoid bone

Thyrohyoid action - ANSWER: elevates thyroid, depresses hyoid bone

Thyrohyoid innervation - ANSWER: hypoglossal nerve
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