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    This document provides objectives and instructions for a lab on human musculature of the pelvic girdle and lower leg. It lists 28 muscles to be identified on models and the student's own body. Students are asked to label a diagram of the posterior muscles and match muscle names to their origins, insertions, and actions. The lab aims to teach students to identify these important muscles, as well as their functions and locations on the human form.

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    12.

    LAB 12: HUMAN MUSCULATURE


    PELVIC GIRDLE AND LOWER LEG
    NOTE: Bring an old pair of sweats or light-colored pants to draw on.

    OBJECTIVES:
    • To be able to identify the structures of the articulations of the hip and knee
    • To compare and contrast the mobility afforded by these articulations.
    • To be able to identify muscles that cause movement at the:
    o Hip
    o knee
    o ankle
    • To learn the origin, insertion and action of the identified muscles.
    • To be able to identify the muscles on the surface of the human body and human models.

    MATERIALS: models of the human torso and leg, light colored sweats and images on Canvas

    MUCLES OF THE HIP AND LEGS

    Instructions- Muscle Identification: Identify the following muscles on yourself and the human models.
    Answer the questions at the end of the lab.

    Psosas major
    iliacus
    gluteus maximus hamstrings
    gluteus medius semimembranosus
    pectineus semitendinosus
    adductor longus biceps femoris
    adductor magnus tensor fascia latae
    adductor brevis iliotibial tract – (connective tissue)

    quadriceps
    rectus femoris gracilis
    vastus lateralis gastrocnemius
    vastus intermedius soleus
    vastus medialis Sartorius
    Tibialis anterior
    Extensor digitorum longus
    Peroneus longus
    Assignment A-12.1
    A-12.2

    2. Label the following diagram (posterior). Use the muscle list on page one for labeling.
    A-12.3
    Match the origin, insertion, or action to the correct muscle.

    Answer
    Origin – anterior superior iliac A. Soleus
    spine
    Insertion – iliotibial tract B. Gracilis

    Action – extends and flexes knee C. Sartorius

    Action – dorsiflexes foot D. Gluteus Maximus

    Origin – long head – ischial E. Tensor fasciae latae


    tuberosity; short head- linea aspera
    & distal femur F. Tibialis anterior

    Insertion – medial surface of tibial G. Rectus femoris


    shaft
    H. Pectineus
    Action – major extensor of the
    thigh; laterally rotates & abducts I. Semimembranosis
    thigh
    J. Adductor longus
    Origin – greater trochanter & linea
    aspera K. Extensor digitorum longus

    Insertion – patella & tibial L. Gastrocnemius


    tuberosity via patella ligament
    Origin – lateral condyle & upper M. Biceps femoris
    tibial shaft
    N. Vastus lateralis
    Insertion – posterior calcaneus via
    Achilles tendon

    Action – adducts, flexes & medially *Sartorius is used twice.


    rotates thigh

    Origin – pectineal line of the pubis

    Insertion – medial aspect of


    proximal tibia

    Action – plantar flexes foot

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