muscles
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agonist (prime movers)
provides most of force required for given movement
antagonist
lies on opposite side of a joint from agonist partner, oppose and slow action, required for slower movement
synergists
muscles that work together with the agonist, help guide movement , smoothness
fixators
hold bone in place, anchoring function that makes movement more efficient, reduces risk of energy
origin
part muscle attaches to that is more fixed
insertion
part muscle attaches to that moves
lever
itself, bones
load
object you are trying to move
force
applied to lever to move load, tension generated by muscles
fulcrum
hinge point, around which lever moves
first class lever
load to be moved is on one side of lever, fulcrum in middle, force is applied to other side of lever
first class lever example
atlanto-occipital joint
second class lever
fulcrum is located on one end of lever, load in middle, for to move load is applied on other end of lever
second class lever example
uncommon in body, metatarsophalangeal joints
third class lever
load to be moved is on one end of lever, force moving load is applied in middle, fulcrum is at other end of lever
third class lever example
most common in body, elbow joint
mechanical advantage
fulcrum close to load, small force to move large load
mechanical disadvantage
fulcrum farther from load, require greater force to move load
muscle of facial expression
insert into skin or connective tissue rather than bone, action produces shape changes to skin and structures of face
epicranius muscle composition
frontalis and occipitals, ep
epicranius muscle function
epicranial aponeurosis connects two bellies, elevates eyebrows and skin of forehead, injection site for botox
orbicularis oculi muscle location
circular muscle surrounding orbit
orbicularis oculi muscle function
pulls eyelid closed as in blinking or winking
levator palpebrae superioris muscle
posterior to the orbit, pulls eyes open
corrugator supercili muscle fucntion
squinting
levator labii superioris muscle function
pulls upper lip superiorly in folds to produce a grimace or sneer
zygomaticus major and minor muscles
around corners of mouth, assist with smiling
orbicularis oris muscle
around mouth, four curved quadrants provide fine muscle control over lips for eating, drinking, whistling
depressor anguli oris, depressor labii inferioris , mentalis muscles
contribute to frowining expressions, latter two also protract lower lip as in pouting
buccinator muscle
pulls cheek inward, sucking, chewing
platysma muscle location
broad, flast, sheetlike muscle found in superficial neck
platysma muscle function
prduces open mouthed, jaw dropping, tightens skin of neck