MUSCLES 797 MUSCLES 



TABLE OF MUSCLES.— Continued. 



Name. 



Origin. 



Insertion. 



Innervation. 



Function. 



lductor quadratus. 



See Adductor minimus. 



Adiutor splenii. 



See Rhombo-atloid. 



Agitator caudae. 



A name given to the lower 

 edge of the gluteus tnaxi- 

 mus. 



The femur or femoral 

 aponeurosis. 



I— 

 :oneus. 

 itragicus. 



Pharyngeal aponeurosis Continuous with the 

 covering the outer sur- palato-glossus. 

 face of the tonsil. 



Aids the stylo-glossus in 

 raising the margin of 

 the tongue, rendering 

 the dorsum concave. 



Back of external condyle Olecranon process and Musculo-spiral. 

 of humerus. i shaft of ulna. 



Extends forearm. 



Outer surface of antitra- Caudate process, 

 gus. 



Temporal and poste- 

 rior auricular. 



Arrectores pili. 



Pars papillaris of the skin. Hair-follicles. 



Sympathetic. 



Elevate the hairs of the 

 skin. 



A r y t e n o-epiglottideus Arytenoid (anteriorly), 

 inferioris. 



Epiglottis. 



Recurrent laryngeal. Compresses saccule of 

 larvnx. 



Aryt en o-epiglottideus Apex of arytenoid car- 

 superioris. tilage. 



Arvteno - epiglottidean Recurrent laryngeal. Constricts aperture of 

 folds. larynx. 



Posterior and outer border Back of other arytenoid. Superior and recur- Closes back part of glot- 

 of one arytenoid. rent laryngeal. tis. 



Arytenoideus. 



Attollens aurem. 



Occipito-frontalis aponeu- Pinna, 

 rosis. 



Temporal branch of Elevates pinna, 

 facial. 



Attrahens aurem. 



Aura 

 swr 



Lateral cranial aponeuro- Helix, 

 sis. 



Facial. 



Advances pinna. 



osphar\ngis(occa- Pharyngeal tubercle of Raphe of pharynx- 

 sional). body of occiput. 



Gl osso- pharyngeal, Blends with superior 

 pharyngeal plexus. constrictor. 



Azygos uvulae. 



Posterior nasal spine of 

 palate bone. 



Uvula. 



Facial through spheno- Raises uvula, 

 palatine ganglion. 



Basio-glossus. 



The fibers of thehyo-glos- 

 sus arising from the 

 hyoid bone. See Hyo- 

 glossus. 



Biceps. 



i. Long — Glenoid cavity. 

 2. Short — Coracoid pro- 

 cess. 



Tuberosity of radius. 



Musculo-cutaneous. 



Flexes and supinates 

 forearm. 



: 



eps femoris. 



i. Ischial tuberosity. 

 Linea aspera. 



Head of fibula and outer 

 tuberosity of bead of 

 fibula. 



Biventer cervicis. 



Transverse processes, Superior curved line of 

 2-4 upper dorsal. i occipital bone. 



Great sciatic and ex- Flexes and rotates leg 

 ternal popliteal. ' outward. 



Portion of complexus. , Retracts and rotates 

 i head. 



Bowman's. 



See Ciliary. 



Brae 

 Brae 



Brachialis anticus. 



! Lower half of the shaft Coronoid process of 

 of humerus. ulna. 



Musculo-c utaneous,; Flexes forearm, 

 musculo-spiral. 



hio-capsularis. 



See Subscapulars. 



rachio-radialis. 



See Supinator longus. 



IBrucke's. 

 Bulbo-cav 



See Ciliary. 



Alveolar process of max- Orbicularis oris, 

 illary bones and pterygo- 

 maxillary ligament. 



Facial, buccal branch. 



Compresses cheeks, re- 

 tracts angle of mouth. 



ulbo-cavernous. 



See Accelerator urince. 



Cephalo-humeral. 



See Cleido-occipital. 



ephalo-pharyngeus. See Constrictor of pharynx, superior. 



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icalis ascendens. Angles of 5 upper ribs. Transverse processes of Branches of cervical. Keeps head erect. 



; 4th, 5th, and 6th cer- 1 

 I vical vertebrae. 



Chondro-coracoid (an- 

 omalous). 



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First costal cartilage. 



Coracoid process, super- 

 ficial to the coraco- 

 brachialis. 



