'Erector spinae' presentation slideshows

Muscles of the Spinal Column

Muscles of the Spinal Column. Review. Name the muscle and its actions. External oblique Whole Lumbar flexion Half Lumbar lateral flexion Lumbar rotation to the opposite side. Name the muscle and its actions. Transverse abdominis Actions: None Helps with expiration during exercise.

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Chapter 6: The Muscular System

Chapter 6: The Muscular System. Anatomy & Physiology. Five Golden Rules of Skeletal Muscle Activity. Muscles and Body Movements. Movement can occur because muscles attach to our bones Muscles are attached to at least two points known as: Origin Attachment to a moveable bone Insertion

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Skeletal muscles part 2

Skeletal muscles part 2. A few review questions. Muscles of the face originate in the skull. Where do they insert? The skin What is the strongest muscle associated with chewing? Masseter What muscle action allows you to whistle? Buccinator What muscle closes the eye? Orbicularis oculi.

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Skeletal muscles part 2

Skeletal muscles part 2. A few review questions. Muscles of the face originate in the skull. Where do they insert? The skin What is the strongest muscle associated with chewing? Masseter What muscle action allows you to whistle? Buccinator What muscle closes the eye? Orbicularis oculi.

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Therapeutic Taping for the Cervicothoracic , Maxillofacial & TMJ

Therapeutic Taping for the Cervicothoracic , Maxillofacial & TMJ. Dr. Dyanna Haley-Rezac, PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CKTP Dr. Scott Rezac , PT, DPT, OCS, CSCS, CKTP, CEAS. Taping for C/S & T/S. Identify your Asterisk (*) Sign Tape for * sign, re-check

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DEEP BACK MUSCLES

DEEP BACK MUSCLES. Deep Back Muscles. Epaxial muscles. Hypaxial muscles. Pharyngeal arch muscles. Cutaneous Nerves of the Back. Along either side of the midline of the back: Innervated by dorsal (posterior) rami of thoracic spinal nerves. More laterally:

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Muscle Up!: Abdominals & Glutes

Muscle Up!: Abdominals & Glutes. Sarah East and Bridget Way- Brackenbury. Diagram of the Abdominals. Diagram of the Glutes. Description of Muscle Action. Abdominals: Rectus Abdominis : Spinal flexion, posterior pelvic tilt

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Spinal Conditions

Spinal Conditions. Chapter 9. Spinal Column. Cervical 7 vertebrae Thoracic 12 vertebrae Lumbar 5 vertebrae Sacral 5 fused vertebrae Coccygeal 4 small fused vertebrae. Vertebrae. Body Vertebral arch Several bony processes Articular processes (facet joints) Pedicles.

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SEHS Topic 1.2 The Muscular System

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Ch. 24 Spine

Ch. 24 Spine. Objectives . Describe how the nervous system works. Describe the peripheral and autonomic nervous systems. Describe the function of the sympathetic system. Explain common injuries to the spine. Describe the management protocols for an athlete with a back injury.

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Reliability of an EMG Fatigue Test for Erector Spinae Muscles

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Location of major muscles

P3. Location of major muscles. Research task: In pairs Locate all major muscles on your partner and be ready to know what each muscle is also known as & does . biceps triceps

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Location of major muscles

P3. Location of major muscles. Research task: In pairs Locate all major muscles on your partner and be ready to know what each muscle is also known as & does . biceps triceps

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Implementation of Core Exercises

Implementation of Core Exercises. Importance of Core Training. Injury Prevention Balance Posture Base of Power Proper Energy Transfer (Kinetic Chain). Anterior Abdominal Muscles. Rectus Abdominis Trunk Flexion External Obliques Trunk Rotation to Opposite Side Internal Obliques

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Strengthening

Strengthening. The CORE. The Core. Your core is known as many things: Abdomen Center Trunk Midline Torso Spinal Stabilizers Core strength is connected to every movement you will execute.

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C. D. E. Lumbar Flexion F. R-Erector Spinae

C. D. E. Lumbar Flexion F. R-Erector Spinae G. L-Erector Spinae. A. B. Actuator / LC 1. Actuator / LC 3. Actuator / LC 2. Actuator / LC 4.

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Head, Neck and Anterior Torso Muscles

Head, Neck and Anterior Torso Muscles. Head model Link s. frontalis. epicranial aponeurosis. Facial Muscles. occipitalis. masseter. risorius. sternocleidomastoid. Muscles around the Mouth. orbicularis oculi. levator labii superioris. zygomaticus . orbicularis oris.

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THORAX SURFACE ANATOMY

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Torso Muscles

Torso Muscles. trapezius. infraspinatus. deltoid. teres minor. Posterior Torso Muscles. teres major. latissimus dorsi. pectoralis minor. Anterior Upper Torso Muscles. serratus anterior. external intercostals. internal intercostals. pectoralis major (cut).

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