I). Classifying Muscle Function
A). Agonist or Prime Mover
| major force for movement |
B). Antagonists
| oppose a specific movement. |
C). Synergist
| Aid prime movers |
D). Fixators
| muscles origin immobile. |
Depending on the type of movement, the same muscle can function in all three categories
II). Attachments
A). Insertion (I):
moves the bone.
B). Origin (O):
less movable.
C). Direct attachments:
the muscles outer connective tissue fuses to the bone.
D). Indirect attachments:
the muscles outer connective tissue extends and forms a tendon that connects to the bone
III). Naming of Muscles
A). Location of the muscle
B). Shape of the muscle
C). Relative size of muscle
| Maximus |
| Minimus |
| Longus |
| Brevis |
D). Number of origins
| Biceps |
| Triceps |
| Quadriceps |
E). Location of the attachments
F). Action
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