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Back and Shoulder Nerves

blood supply to most was not mentioned... which means there will be a question on it....
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Compartment
Muscle
Nerve
Artery
Action
Pectoral
pectoralis major
medial and lateral pectoral
thoracoacromial
depression, flexion, adduction, medial rotation
Pectoral
pectoralis minor
medial and lateral pectoral
thoracoacromial
depression, protraction
Pectoral
serratus anterior
long thoracic
thoracoacromial
depression, protraction, lateral rotation
Shoulder
deltoid
axillary
thoracoacromial
flexion, extension, abduction, medial rotation, lateral rotation
Shoulder
teres major
lower subscapular
subscapular, circumflex scapular
adduction, extension, medial rotation
Rotator Cuff
supraspinatus
suprascapular
suprascapular
abduction
Rotator Cuff
infraspinatus
suprascapular
suprascapular
lateral rotation
Rotator Cuff
teres minor
axillary
subscapular, circumflex scapular
lateral rotation
Rotator Cuff
subscapularis
upper and lower subscapular
subscapular, circumflex scapular
medial rotation
Superficial Extrinsic
trapezius
spinal accessory
 
elevate, depress, retract pec girdle
Superficial Extrinsic
latissimus dorsi
thoracodorsal
thoracodorsal, subscapular
extend, adduct, medially rotates shoulder
Superficial Extrinsic
rhomboid major
dorsal scapular
dorsal scapular
retract and elevate pec girdle
Superficial Extrinsic
rhomboid minor
dorsal scapular
dorsal scapular
retract and elevate pec girdle
Superficial Extrinsic
levator scapulae
dorsal scapular
dorsal scapular
elevate pec girdle
Intermediate Extrinsic
serratus posterior superior
intercostal T2-5
 
proprioceptive for respiratory movements
Intermediate Extrinsic
serratus posterior inferior
intercostal T9-12
 
proprioceptive for respiratory movements
Deep Intrinsic (Superficial)
splenius capitus
dorsal rami
 
extend head, neck, laterally flex + rotate head and neck
Deep Intrinsic (Superficial)
splenius cervicis
dorsal rami
 
extend head, neck, laterally flex + rotate head and neck
Deep Intrinsic (Intermediate)
iliocostalis
dorsal rami
 
upright posture, extend spine, laterally flex spine, control rate of flexion
Deep Intrinsic (Intermediate)
longissimus
dorsal rami
 
upright posture, extend spine, laterally flex spine, control rate of flexion
Deep Intrinsic (Intermediate)
spinalis
dorsal rami
 
upright posture, extend spine, laterally flex spine, control rate of flexion
Deep Intrinsic (Deep)
semispinalis
dorsal rami
 
local stability, proprioceptive function, extend spine, laterally flex + rotate
Deep Intrinsic (Deep)
multifidus
dorsal rami
 
local stability, proprioceptive function, extend spine, laterally flex + rotate
Deep Intrinsic (Deep)
rotatores
dorsal rami
 
local stability, proprioceptive function, extend spine, laterally flex + rotate
Deep Intrinsic (Deep - Minor)
levatores costarum
dorsal rami
 
elevation of the ribs
Deep Intrinsic (Deep - Minor)
interspinalis
dorsal rami
 
extension of neck and spine, proprioception
Deep Intrinsic (Deep - Minor)
intertransversarii
dorsal rami
 
lateral flexion, proprioception
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