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42 Cards in this Set

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Muscles that cause movement-do the work
agonist
fibrous attachments
tendons
the fleshy part (middle)
belly
elevates the mandible
masseter
flexes arm
bicep brachii
closes eyelids
obicularis oculi
turns head
sternocleidomastoid
adducts the thigh
gracilis
abducts the arm
deltoid
raises forehead
frontalis
pulls corners of lips upward
zygomaticus major
muscle that lies directly lateral to the ramus of the mandible
masseter
most medial muscle of the thigh
gracilis
most posterior muscle of the buttocks
gluteus maximus
muscle of the posterior brachial region
triceps brachii
most dorsal muscle of the calf region
gastrocnemius
flexors
forearm...palm side...anterior
extensors
forearm...back of hand...posterior
medial thigh
anterior-adductor longus

medial-gracilis

posterior-adductor magnus
quadriceps group
hot dog in a bun
anterior thigh
hot dog-vastus lateralis and vastus medialis

bun-rectus femoris
covers knee cap and goes up to rectus femoris
patellar tendon
hamstrings
posterior thigh
most lateral-biceps femoris

most medial-semimembranosus

in between-semitendinosus
superior lateral thigh
most lateral
white on thigh
tensor fasciae latae
strap across anterior thigh
sartorius
both sides of achilles tendon
soleus
lateral portion of anterior shin
tibialis anterior
flexion
decreasing angle
extension
increasing angle
abduction
taking away from midline
adduction
adding to midline
circumduction
windmill
pronation
palms down
supination
palms up
plantar flexion
toes down
dorsi flexion
toes up
elevation
up
depression
down
axilla to lumbar
deep to trapezius
latissimus dorsi
deep to latissimus dorsi
serrated knife appearance at anterior border
serratus anterior
deep to trapezius
rhomboideus major
attaches to the inferior scapula and the arm
teres major
covers ilium
iliacus