Wordbank for 1-9: outer external oblique, gracilis, tibia, middle internal obliq

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Wordbank for 1-9: outer external oblique, gracilis, tibia, middle internal oblique, hypaxial, epxail, humerus, cranidorsally, masseters, caudodorsally, pubis, longitudinal, tibia, deep transversus abdominus, rectus abdominis, sternum, transverse, scapula, femur, ulna, clavotrapezius, spinotrapezius, biceps branchi, temporals, radius, pectoral, patella, one, two, three, four. (~0.23 points/blank, 9 pts total) glueteus, sartorius , ischeium, Illium, antagonistic, synergistic

1) ________is the primary muscle involved in extending the forearm . It has ______ heads that originate on the _______ and _________________ and inserts on the _________.

2) The ______________ are and are involved in flexion of forearm and insert into the ______________. They are named for having an origin with _______ heads that attach to tendons connected to the __________________.

3) The deltoid muscles abduct/retract/extends and rotate the upper arm. They originate on the processes of the ______________ and insert on the ________________ or each other.

4) The _________________ muscles adduct/flexes the upper arm, and originate on the _____________________ and other tissues at the midline.

5) There are three sets of _________________ muscles that are involved in compressing the abdomen. The _________________ are the most internal and run in a ________________ orientation, the _________________ are the middle and fibers run in a ________________ orientation, and the ____________________ are the most superficial and extend in a __________________ direction.

Explanation / Answer

1) biceps branchi is the primary muscle involved in extending the forearm . It has _Three_heads that originate on the lateral and posterior and inserts on the radius

2) The muscles are and are involved in flexion of forearm and insert into the humers. They are named for having an origin with three heads that attach to tendons connected to the cells and platless.

3) The deltoid muscles abduct/retract/extends and rotate the upper arm. They originate on the processes of the corocoid and insert on the scapula or each other.

4) The_felxes__ muscles adduct/flexes the upper arm, and originate on the biceps and other tissues at the midline.

5) There are three sets of superficial muscles that are involved in compressing the abdomen. The Anterior 3 bands are the most internal and run in a transvers orientation, the rectors are the middle and fibers run in a internal orientation, and the fasicles are the most superficial and extend in a same direction.

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