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Origin - answer-;proximal



Insertion - answer-;distal



Digastric- Posterior Belly Origin&Insertion - answer-;Origin- From mastoid region of temporal bone



Insertion- hyoid bone (same as anterior belly)



Omohyoid Action - answer-;depresses hyoid bone and larynx



Omohyoid Origin&Insertion - answer-;Origin- superior border of the scapula near the suprascapular
notch



Insertion- hyoid bone



Sternohyoid Action - answer-;depresses hyoid bone and larynx



Sternohyoid Origin&Insertion - answer-;Origin- clavicle and manubrium



Insertion- hyoid bone

, sternothyroid Action - answer-;depresses hyoid bone and larynx



sternothyroid Origin&Insertion - answer-;origin- dorsal surface of manubrium and first costal cartilage



Insertion- thyroid cartilage of larynx



sternoclyoidmastoid Action - answer-;together they flex the neck; alone, one side bends neck toward
shoulder and turns face to opposite side



Sternoclyoid mastoid Origin&Insertion - answer-;Clavicular head origin- attaches to sternal end of
clavicle



sternal head origin- attaches to manubrium



Insertion- mastoid region of skull and lateral portion of superior nuchal line



Quadratus Limborum Action - answer-;Together they depress ribs; alone, each produces lateral flexion
of vertebral column; flexes floating ribs during forced exhalation; stabilizes diaphragm during inhalation



Quadratus Limborum Origin&Insertion - answer-;Origin- Iliac crest and iliolumbar ligament



Insertion- last rib and transverse processes of lumbar vertebrae



Scalene Anterior Action - answer-;elevates ribs and/or flex neck; one side bends neck and rotates to the
opposite side



Scalene Anterior Origin&Insertion - answer-;Origin- Transverse and costal processes C3-C6



Insertion- Superior surface of first rib

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