Muscle OIA Tutor Dr. Tracey Magrann

Origin: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.

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InsertionAction

Arm musclesCoracobrachialisNONONONOQuick ViewBONE

PART OF THE BONE

ScapulaCoracoid processRibsHumerusClavicleScapulaAcromionCoracoid processSpineDistal anterior portionDistal posterior portionNONONOBrachialisOriginInsertionActionArm muscles

Quick View

CoracobrachialisOriginInsertionAction: 1. 2. Arm musclesMOTION

BODY PART

NOFlexesArmFlexes ExtendsExternally rotatesForearmArmNOAbductsAdductsNONOQuick View ArmAdductsArm MusclesDeltoidBiceps brachiiTriceps brachiiBrachialisCoracobrachialisMuscle Groups

Bones

BrachialisBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeletonSternumBodyPectoralis majorXiphoid processRectus Abdominis Costal cartilagesPectoralis majorDiaphragm Rectus Abdominis (5-7)RibsPectoralis minor (3-5)Serratus Anterior (1-8)External Oblique (lower 8)Transversus Abdominis (lower 6)Internal Oblique (lower 4)

BACKChoose Muscle GroupBackChestRibs AbdomenArmForearmPelvic GirdleThighLegHome

BonesPatellaRectus FemorisVastus Lateralis Vastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius

FemurGluteal tuberosityGluteus Maximus Greater trochanterGluteus Medius Vastus Lateralis Lesser trochanterPsoas Major Iliacus Linea asperaVastus Medialis Adductor longusAdductor MagnusProximal aspectVastus Intermedius Pectineus Medial condyleGastrocnemius Lateral condyleGastrocnemius

BACKTibiaTuberosityRectus FemorisVastus LateralisVastus Medialis Vastus Intermedius Lateral condyleBiceps FemorisTibialis Anterior Medial condyle (medial proximal)Semimembranosis Semitendonosis Sartorius Gracilis ShaftSoleus (posterior)Tibialis Anterior (anterior)FibulaBiceps FemorisSoleus Peroneus Longus CalcaneusGastrocnemius Soleus First Metatarsal and Medial cuneiformTibialis Anterior Peroneus Longus BACKExtensor Hallucis LongusOriginInsertionActionLeg musclesQuick View

Scapula Movements (Video)The scapula has movements of Elevation, depressionProtraction (scapular abduction)Retraction (scapular adduction)Rotation: named according to where the inferior angle and glenoid fossa moveLateral (upward) rotation glenoid fossa moves upward; inf angle moves laterallyMedial (downward) rotationglenoid fossa moves downward; inf angle moves mediallyBACK to TrapeziusHOMEPeroneus BrevisOriginInsertionActionLeg musclesQuick View

Peroneus TertiusOriginInsertionActionLeg musclesQuick View

Teres MajorBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Serratus AnteriorBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsRib musclesClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Internal IntercostalsBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsRib musclesClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Origin: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.

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InsertionActionArm musclesTriceps brachiiNONONOQuick ViewBONE

PART OF THE BONE

HumerusPosterior portionScapulaAxillary borderRibsHumerusClavicleScapulaAcromionCoracoid processSpineAxillary borderPosterior portionNONO

CoracobrachialisBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1. 2. Pronator TeresForearm musclesMOTION

BODY PART

NOFlexesForearmFlexes ExtendsPronatesSupinatesStabilizesForearmHandNONOAbductsAdductsNONONO PronatesForearmQuick View

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1. 2. Extensor Carpi RadialisForearm musclesMOTION

BODY PART

NOAbductsWristFlexes ExtendsPronatesSupinatesStabilizesWristHandNONOAbductsAdductsNONONO ExtendsWristFingersFingers, wristNONOQuick View

OriginInsertion: 1. 2. 3.

ActionForearm musclesFlexor Carpi UlnarisBONE

5th metacarpalRadiusCapitateHamateTrapezoidPisiformUlnaNONONOTrapeziumNOBase of 4th and 5th mets Base of 3rd and 4th metsNONONOBase of 2nd and 3rd mets NO5th metacarpal NOTriangularNOPisiform HamateScaphoidLunateNOQuick View

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1. 2. Flexor Digitorum SuperficialisForearm musclesMOTION

BODY PART

NOFlexesWristFlexes ExtendsPronatesSupinatesStabilizesWristDigitsNONOAbductsAdductsNONO FlexesDigitsQuick ViewNO

Flexor Digitorum SuperficialisBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

IliacusBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Origin 1. 2.

InsertionActionPelvic Girdle musclesTensor Fascia LataeBONE

Lesser TrochanterGreater trochanterNOCoccyxSacrumNOPubic boneIliumIliumQuick ViewNOGluteal tuberosityNONOLumbar vertebraeNOCrestIliumASISPART OF THE BONE

FemurCrestASISPSISNONONO Tensor Fascia LataeOriginInsertionAction:1. 2. 3. Pelvic Girdle musclesMOTION

NOFlexesAdductsExtendsNOInternally rotatesExternally rotatesNONO FlexesThighBODY PARTAbductsBackInternally rotates ThighThighAbducts Thigh

Quick View

Origin: Select the bone, then the part 1.

InsertionActionThigh musclesVastus LateralisBONE

Lesser TrochanterGreater trochanterNOCoccyxSacrumNOPubic boneIliumFemurQuick ViewNOGluteal tuberosityNONOLumbar vertebraeNOGreater trochanterPART OF THE BONE

FemurLinea asperaASISPSISNONONOAIISNOFemurLinea asperaOrigin: Select the bone, then the part 1. 2.

InsertionAction

Thigh musclesBiceps FemorisBONE

Lesser TrochanterProximal aspectNOCoccyxSacrumNOPubic boneIliumIschiumQuick ViewNOGluteal tuberosityNONOLumbar vertebraeNOTuberosityPART OF THE BONE

FemurTuberosityASISPSISNONONONOAIISNOIschiumNOLinea asperaLinea aspera

OriginInsertion: Select the bone, then the part 1.

ActionPART OF BONE

Thigh musclesSemitendonosisBONE

IliumNONOMedial condyleNONONOIschiumPubicSacrumTibiaFemurIschial tuberosityTuberosityNOLateral condyleNONONOTibiaPatellaNOHeadMedial condyleQuick View

Adductor MagnusOriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1.2. 3. Thigh muscles MOTION

BONE

AdductsThighFlexesAbductsExtendsKneeThighNONOExtends ThighLateral RotationAdductsFlexesThighQuick ViewNO

Origin: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.

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InsertionActionLeg musclesSoleusNOBONE

PART OF THE BONE

TibiaMiddleFemurTibiaFibulaPatellaMedial condyleHeadLateral condylePopliteal fossaNONONOMiddleFibulaHeadQuick ViewNO

PlantarisBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionLeg muscles

Click to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

OriginInsertion: Select the bone, then the part 1.

ActionPART OF BONE

Leg musclesPopliteusBONE

FemurNONOProximal aspectNONONOPatellaTibiaFibulaTalusHeadTuberosityNOLateral condyleNOMedial condyleNOTibiaCalcaneusNOProximal aspectMedial malleolusNOLateral malleolusNOQuick View

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then the body part.1. Popliteus Leg musclesMOTION

PART

NOInternally rotatesLegFlexesEversionExtendsLegThighNONOInternally rotatesExternally rotatesInversionFootNONONONOQuick View

PopliteusBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

OriginInsertion: Select the bone, then the part 1.

ActionLeg musclesTibialis PosteriorBONE

FemurNONONONOPatellaTibiaFibulaTalusNavicular, plantar surfaceCalcaneusNOQuick ViewNavicularNO

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one body part.1.2. Tibialis Posterior Leg musclesMOTION

PART

NOPlantarflexesFootFlexesEvertsExtendsLegThighNONOPlantarflexesDorsiflexesInvertsFootNONONOQuick ViewInvertsFoot

Tibialis PosteriorBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Peroneus BrevisBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Origin: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.

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InsertionActionLeg musclesPeroneus TertiusNOBONE

PART OF THE BONE

FibulaDistal shaftFemurTibiaFibulaPatellaMedial condyleHeadLateral condylePopliteal fossaNONONODistal ShaftQuick ViewNONONO

OriginInsertion: Select the bone

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ActionLeg musclesPeroneus TertiusBONE

CuboidNONONONONaviculaTibiaFibulaTalus5th metatarsal shaftCalcaneusMedial cuneiformIntermediate cuneiformLateral cuneiform1st Metatarsal2nd Metatarsal5th Metatarsal styloidNONONONONONOQuick View5th Metatarsal shaftNONO

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1. 2. Peroneus Tertius Leg musclesMOTION

BONE

NODorsiflexesFootFlexesEversionExtendsLegThighNONOPlantarflexesDorsiflexesInversionFootNONONO EversionFootQuick View

Peroneus TertiusOriginInsertionActionClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

Extensor Digitorum LongusOriginInsertionActionClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

OriginInsertion: Select the bone 1. 2.

ActionLeg musclesExtensor Hallucis LongusBONE

CuboidNONONONaviculaTibiaFibulaTalusHalluxCalcaneusHalluxDistal PhalanxIntermediate phalanxProximal phalanxDistal phalanxNONONONONOQuick View

Extensor Hallucis LongusBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeleton

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one body part.1. 2. Flexor Digitorum Longus Leg musclesMOTION

PART

NOPlantarflexionFootFlexionEversionExtensionLegThighNONOPlantarflexionDorsiflexionInversionFootNONONOQuick ViewFlexion Digits 2-5Digits 2-5

Flexor Digitorum LongusOriginInsertionActionLeg muscles

Click to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeletonOrigin: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.

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InsertionAction

Leg musclesFlexor Hallucis LongusNOBONE

PART OF THE BONE

FibulaPosterior aspectFemurTibiaFibulaPatellaAnterior aspectHeadPosterior aspectPopliteal fossaNONONOQuick ViewNONOMedial condyleLateral condyleNONOOriginInsertion: Select the bone, then the part 1.

Action

PART OF BONE

Leg musclesFlexor Hallucis LongusBONE

FemurNONOHalluxNONONOPatellaTibiaFibulaTalusHeadDistal phalanxNOLateral condyleNOMedial condyleNODistal phalanxHalluxNOProximal phalanxMedial malleolusNOLateral malleolusNOQuick View

OriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one body part.1. 2. Flexor Hallucis Longus Leg musclesMOTION

PART

NOPlantarflexesFootFlexesEversionExtendsLegThighNONOPlantarflexesDorsiflexesInversionFootNONONOFlexes HalluxHalluxQuick View

Flexor Hallucis LongusBack to OriginBack to InsertionBack to ActionsClick to remove origins and insertionsClick to apply origins and insertionsClick to remove muscle from skeletonClick to apply muscle to skeletonMac UsersUsing this PPT on Mac will work okay except the answers show up before you click anything.To fix this, get a freeoutlook.comaccount (Microsoft) online. That allows you to use all the Microsoft Office Products for free but only online you can't download them. Download this OIA tutor onto your online Outlook and open it up through their online version of Powerpoint and it works fine.

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