GMS 6605 exam 1 Questions with complete
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1. Subscapularis internal rotation
2. iliopsoas proximal: iliac fossa (iliacus) lateral lumbar spine
(psoas) distal: lesser trochanter of femur
3. flexor carpi radialis Proximal: medial epicondyle of humerus
Distal: base 2nd and 3rd MC
4. Trapezius elevate/adduct/depress/rotate (upward) the scapula
5. Trapezius Distal Attachments: Spine of scapula, acromion process,
lateral clavicle
Proximal Attachments: occipital bone, nuchal ligament,
supraspinous ligament, spinous processes (C-T)
6. Trapezius
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Arterial Supply: dorsal scapular artery (branches ott subclavian
art) and transverse cervical artery (branches of thryo-
cervical trunk - ott subclavian artery)
7. Trapezius accessory nerve (CN XI) (branch of cervical plexus)
8. latissimus dorsi extends, adducts, and medially rotates arm "waiter's tip"
9. latissimus dorsi Proximal Attachment: spinous processes (T-L), sacrum
(poste-
rior), crest of ilium
Distal: medial lip of bicepital groove (humerus)
10. latissimus dorsi Arterial Supply: thoracodorsal artery + vein (branches ott
axil-
lary artery + vein)
11. latissimus dorsi thoracodosral nerve (branch ott brachial plexus)
12. Rhomboid major and minor Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)
13. Levator scapulae Proximal attachments: transverse process
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14. Rhomboid M/m and Distal Attachments: vertebral (medial) border of scapula
Levator Scapulae
15. Rhomboid M/m and
Arterial supply: dorsal scapular (branches ott
Levator Scapulae
axillary/subcla- vian artery)
16. Rhomboid M/m and
dorsal scapular nerve (branches ott brachial plexus)
Levator Scapulae
17. Serratus Posterior Inferior Distal attachments: Lateral ribs
18. Serratus Posterior Superior Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)
19. Serratus Posterior Inferior branches of intercostal nerves (run between ribs)
& Superior
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20. Serratus Posterior Inferior depresses ribs
21. Serratus Posterior Superior elevates ribs
22. splenius capitis & crevi- superficial intrinsic, intermediate, deep
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
23. splenius capitis & crevi-
Arterial supply - branches ott intercostal arteries+veins
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
24. splenius capitis & crevi-
Innervation: dorsal primary rami
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
25. splenius capitis & crevi-
cis, erector spinae, extension/flexion/lateral bending/rotation of
transver- sospinalis head+neck Facet joints allow for minimal movement
between vertebra
26. pectoralis major medial attachment: sternum, medial third clavicle, costal
carti-
lages of ribs 2-6
Distal attachment: lateral ridge of intertubercular groove
27. pectoralis major innervation: medial and lateral pectoral nerves (brc. media
and
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solutions A+ rated passed
1. Subscapularis internal rotation
2. iliopsoas proximal: iliac fossa (iliacus) lateral lumbar spine
(psoas) distal: lesser trochanter of femur
3. flexor carpi radialis Proximal: medial epicondyle of humerus
Distal: base 2nd and 3rd MC
4. Trapezius elevate/adduct/depress/rotate (upward) the scapula
5. Trapezius Distal Attachments: Spine of scapula, acromion process,
lateral clavicle
Proximal Attachments: occipital bone, nuchal ligament,
supraspinous ligament, spinous processes (C-T)
6. Trapezius
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,GMS 6605 exam 1 Questions with complete
solutions A+ rated passed
Arterial Supply: dorsal scapular artery (branches ott subclavian
art) and transverse cervical artery (branches of thryo-
cervical trunk - ott subclavian artery)
7. Trapezius accessory nerve (CN XI) (branch of cervical plexus)
8. latissimus dorsi extends, adducts, and medially rotates arm "waiter's tip"
9. latissimus dorsi Proximal Attachment: spinous processes (T-L), sacrum
(poste-
rior), crest of ilium
Distal: medial lip of bicepital groove (humerus)
10. latissimus dorsi Arterial Supply: thoracodorsal artery + vein (branches ott
axil-
lary artery + vein)
11. latissimus dorsi thoracodosral nerve (branch ott brachial plexus)
12. Rhomboid major and minor Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)
13. Levator scapulae Proximal attachments: transverse process
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14. Rhomboid M/m and Distal Attachments: vertebral (medial) border of scapula
Levator Scapulae
15. Rhomboid M/m and
Arterial supply: dorsal scapular (branches ott
Levator Scapulae
axillary/subcla- vian artery)
16. Rhomboid M/m and
dorsal scapular nerve (branches ott brachial plexus)
Levator Scapulae
17. Serratus Posterior Inferior Distal attachments: Lateral ribs
18. Serratus Posterior Superior Proximal Attachments: spinous process (C-T)
19. Serratus Posterior Inferior branches of intercostal nerves (run between ribs)
& Superior
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20. Serratus Posterior Inferior depresses ribs
21. Serratus Posterior Superior elevates ribs
22. splenius capitis & crevi- superficial intrinsic, intermediate, deep
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
23. splenius capitis & crevi-
Arterial supply - branches ott intercostal arteries+veins
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
24. splenius capitis & crevi-
Innervation: dorsal primary rami
cis, erector spinae,
transver- sospinalis
25. splenius capitis & crevi-
cis, erector spinae, extension/flexion/lateral bending/rotation of
transver- sospinalis head+neck Facet joints allow for minimal movement
between vertebra
26. pectoralis major medial attachment: sternum, medial third clavicle, costal
carti-
lages of ribs 2-6
Distal attachment: lateral ridge of intertubercular groove
27. pectoralis major innervation: medial and lateral pectoral nerves (brc. media
and
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