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28 Cards in this Set
- Front
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Flexes / contracts the elbow, turns the forearm
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biceps
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The muscle located om the back upper arm.
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triceps
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The muscles that extend the arm
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triceps
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The muscles that extend the from the ribs to the pelvis.
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abdominal muscles
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The muscles that support & provide movement to the trunk and assist in breathing.
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abdominal muscles
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the muscles that extend from the crotch to the inside of the upper thigh.
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groin muscles
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The area of the body where the upper thigh and torso meet.
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groin
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muscles you make facial expressions with?
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facial muscles
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The muscles that helps support and move the head & shoulders
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trapezius
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10. The muscles located on the upper chest.
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pectorals
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11. The muscles that help help rotate the arm.
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pectorals
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The muscles on the rounded part of the shoulders
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deltoid
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The muscles that helps raise the arm.
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deltoid
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The muscles in the front upper arm.
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biceps
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The muscles on the front upper thigh.
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quadriceps
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The muscles that extend the knee and flexes the hip.
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quadriceps
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The muscles on the back of the thigh.
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ham-strings
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The muscles that flex the knee and extend the hip.
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ham-strings
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The muscles located on the upper back part of the lower leg.
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calf muscles
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20. Muscles that help move the lower leg.
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calf muscles
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21. The tendon that helps move the ankle.
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Achilles
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Where did Achilles Tendon got its name from.
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Greek mythology
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The largest muscle in the body.
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latissimus dorsi
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The muscles under the trapezius in the back.
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latissimus dorsi
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Type of muscles used in blinking.
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it can be voluntary or involuntary
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Where are the buttocks?
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on the butt
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The name of the buttocks muscle.
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gluteus maximus
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28. The muscle that rotate and extend the hip joint.
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gluteus maximus
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