Title: MUSCLES OF THE TORSO
1MUSCLES OF THE TORSO
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2Muscles of the torso
- The functions of the torso muscles include
- support/posture
- provide attachment points for the limbs
- aid in breathing
- protection of internal organs
3Key to colors
- Blue Muscles that move the head
- Green Muscles that move the pectoral girdle
- Red Muscles of the abdominal wall
- Purple Muscles that move the arm
- Black Connective tissue
4Anterior torso muscles
5- Is the Pectoralis major superficial or deep?
- Superficial
- How did the External oblique get its name?
- Near the surface,
- Fibers are on an angle to the midline
- What 2 bones serve as the origin of the
sternocleidomastoid? - Sternum and clavicle
6Posterior torso muscles
Rotator cuff muscles (subscapularis not pictured)
7- What would be the muscle action of the levator
scapulae? - Elevation of scapula
- What does dorsi of Latissimus dorsi refer to?
- Back side
- Which is smaller the Teres major or the Teres
minor? - Teres minor
- How was the rhomboid muscle named?
- For its diamond shape
8- How can you remember the supraspinatus is above
the infraspinatus? - Suprasuperior, Infra inferior
- Is the trapezius superficial or deep?
- superficial
9Click on the picture to watch a video that
reviews important muscles of the torso.
10Find the torso muscles on your body.
Word Bank Deltoid, External oblique, Pectoralis
major, Recutus abdominis, Serratus anterior,
Sternocleidomastoid, Trapezius
11Word Bank Deltoid, External oblique,
Latissimus dorsi, Infraspinatus, Teres major,
Trapezius
12Dont forget the study aids
- Get Body Smart
- Inner Body Muscles
- Reviews found on the web-site.
13Coloring- Anterior Torso
Key Blue- move the head Green- move pectoral
girdle Purple move arm Red-muscles of the
abdominal wall A Sternoceidomastoid B
Trapezius C Deltoid D Pectoralis major E
Pectoralis minor F Serratus anterior G External
oblique H Rectus abdominis I Tranversus
abdominis J Internal oblique
14Coloring- Posterior Torso
A Sternocleidomastoid B Trapezius C Deltoid D
Supraspinatus E Infraspinatus F Teres minor G
Teres major H Rhomboid major I Rhomboid minor J
Levator scapulae K Latissimus dorsi L External
oblique M Serratus anterior