'Brachialis' presentation slideshows

UPPER TRAPEZIUS

UPPER TRAPEZIUS. MIDDLE TRAPEZIUS. LOWER TRAPEZIUS. LATISSIMUS DORSI. RHOMBOID MAJOR. RHOMBOID MINOR. ANTERIOR DELTOID. MIDDLE DELTOID. POSTERIOR DELTOID. PECTORALIS MAJOR. PECTORALIS MINOR. SERRATUS ANTERIOR. STERNOCLEIDOMASTOID. CORACOBRACHIALIS. BICEPS BRACHII. BRACHIALIS.

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Arm & Leg Muscles PRACTICE TEST - 40 Questions

Arm & Leg Muscles PRACTICE TEST - 40 Questions. Note: This practice test DOES NOT contain all possible muscles that you are responsible for. Please consult your lab packets for the complete list. Name this muscle. What is the ACTION of this muscle?. What is the ACTION of this muscle?.

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Types of Muscles Introduction to Chapter 10

Types of Muscles Introduction to Chapter 10. Opposites!. For every movable joint in the body, there are two opposing muscle groups: the agonist, which moves the segment of the body in one direction and the antagonist, which moves it in the opposite direction. . Types of Muscles.

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WINDSOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE St.Kitts

WINDSOR UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE St.Kitts. DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY. Dr. SREEKANTH THOTA. UPPER LIMB. Arm. ARM . The arm is the region of the upper limb between the shoulder and the elbow. The arm is divided into two compartments by medial and lateral intermuscular septa.

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Cat Muscles

Cat Muscles. Triceps Brachi. Latissimus Dorsi. Brachialis. Pectoralis. Sternomastoideus. Sternomastoideus. Brachialis. Pectoralis. Triceps Brachi. Latissimus Dorsi. Sternomastoideus. External Oblique. Triceps Brachi. Linea Alba. Pectoralis. Rectus Abdominus. Brachialis.

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