QUESTION 1 1 points Which of the following muscles are anly found in humans? e p
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QUESTION 1 1 points Which of the following muscles are anly found in humans? e pectora is minor, pectoralia major and pectoantebrach ais O pectorais minor xiphihumeralis pectoralis major pectorais minor and pectoralis majar pectorais minor and pectoantebrachalis QUESTION 2 1 points Save Answer When exposing the latiss mus dorsi musce al of the folowing ehouid be peformed; clear conmective tisaue off of the latissmus dorsi, genty ift up the latisaimus dors muscle without tearing it eeparato the connective tisaue with your tingers that connects the latisaimus dorsi witn the trapezius, and carefully separate the latasimus from te muacles of the thorax so the serratus antenor can be expoeed True QUESTION 3 1 points Save Answer Which muscle is located deep to the latssimus dors and has finger-ike projections running from the ribs to the scapua? pectcrais minor seratus anteñior rectus abdominis QUESTION 4 1 points Save Answer If you fold back the trapezius and latssimus dorsi muscle at ther junction, which of the fol owing muscles can be seen? subscapularis and teres minor supraspinatus and teres minor infraspinatus and teres minar infraspinatus and teres majarExplanation / Answer
q1.-> option 3 ( Pectoralis major, pectoralis minor ) [ other muscle mentioned there are found in cats ]
q2-> True [ This is the procedure to separate the latissimus dorsai, trapezius and serratus anterior are in relation to this muscle which lies bellow latissimus dorsai]
q3,-> Serratus anterior. [ it lies deep to the latissimus dorsai ]
q4-> Infraspinatus and teres major [ these two muscle lie bellow joining line of latissimus dorsai and trapezius]
q5->True [ here connective tissue is abdominal sunbcutaneous tissue, which is abundant in a fat person and also in normal person]
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