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level: Muscles of the Hypaxial region

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level questions: Muscles of the Hypaxial region

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Rectus AbdominusOrigin: Pubic Bone Insertion: Sternum and costal Cartilages of ribs 5-7 Action: Compress abdominal viscera and flex trunk innervation: Thoracic and Ventral Rami
External ObliqueOrigin: Lower 8 ribs Insertion: Iliac Crest and Linea Alba (rectus Sheath) Action: Compress/support abdominal Viscera (organs), flex and rotate trunk Innervation: Thoracic Ventral Rami
Internal ObliqueOrigin: thoracolumbar Fascia, iliac crest, Inguinal Ligament Insertion: Ribs 10-12, Linea Alba (rectus Sheath) Action: Compress/support Abdominal Viscera (organs), flex and rotate trunk Innervation: Thoracic and Lumbar ventral rami
Transversus AbdominusOrigin: Thoracolumbar Fascia, Iliac Crest, Lower 6 ribs, Inguinal Ligament Insertion: Linea Alba (rectus Sheath) Action: Compress and support abdominal viscera Innervation: thoracic and lumbar ventral Rami
Quadratus LumborumOrigin: Iliac Crest Insertion: Transverse Processes of Lower Lumbar Vertebrae, Rib 12 Action: Extend Vertebral Column (bilaterally), Laterally flex vertebral Column (unilaterally) Innervation: Thoracic and Lumbar Ventral Rami
Diaphragm *Not Hypaxial*Origin: Xiphoid Process, Coastal Cartilages (ribs 7-12), Lumbar Vertebrae, and intervertebral discs Insertion: The central tendon Action: Contraction moves inferiorly and decreases pressure in thoracic cavity (INHALATION) Innervation: Phrenic Nerve
External IntercostalsOrigin: 11 pairs of muscles attached to ribs (intercostal spaces)–same direction as the external Oblique Insertion: Same as origin Action: Elevates Rib cage Innervation: Thoracic ventral Rami
Internal IntercostalsOrigin: 11 pairs of muscles attached to ribs (intercostal Spaces)–Same direction as INTERNAL oblique Insertion: Same as s origin Action: Depress rib cage (forces expiration) Innervation: Thoracic Ventral Rami
Transversus ThoracisOrigin: Posterior surface of Sternum Insertion: Internal surface of Costal Cartilages 2-6 Action: Mild depression of ribs (exhale) Innervation: Thoracic Ventral Rami
Scalenes *Not hypaxial*Origin: Transverse Processes of Cervical Vertebrae Insertion: Ribs 1 and 2 Action: Assists in deep inhalation. Flex, laterally, and rotate head Innervation: Cervical Spinal Nerves