Muscle OIA Tutor Dr. Tracey Magrann

OriginInsertion: First select the bone, then select the part of the bone.1.

ActionArm musclesBrachialisNONOBONE

PART OF THE BONE

Ulnar tuberosityUlnaHumerusRadiusRadial tuberosityClavicleUlnar tuberosityIntertuburcular grooveStyloid processUlnaNONONONOGreater tubercleNOQuick ViewBrachialisOriginInsertionActionArm muscles

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BrachialisOriginInsertionAction: Select one motion and then one bone.1. Arm musclesMOTION

BODY PART

NOFlexesElbowFlexes ExtendsPronatesSupinatesElbowHandNOAbductsAdductsNONONONOQuick ViewRib MusclesSerratus AnteriorExternal Intercostals Internal Intercostals Muscle GroupsBones

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 skeletonTeres MinorOriginInsertionActionBack Muscles

Quick ViewLevator ScapulaeOriginInsertionActionBack MusclesQuick View

Choose Muscle GroupBackChestRibs AbdomenArmForearmPelvic GirdleThighLegHome

BonesTibiaTuberosityRectus 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 BACKAdductor LongusOriginInsertionActionThigh muscles

Quick ViewScapula 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 TrapeziusHOME

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

Levator ScapulaeOriginInsertionActionClick 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

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

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 skeletonTensor Fascia LataeOriginInsertionActionPelvic Girdle muscles

Quick View Tensor Fascia LataeOriginInsertionAction:1. 2. 3. Pelvic Girdle musclesMOTION

NOFlexesAdductsExtendsNOInternally rotatesExternally rotatesNONO FlexesHipBODY PARTAbductsBackInternally rotates HipHipAbducts Hip

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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

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

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

Flexor Digitorum LongusOriginInsertionActionLeg muscles

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