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linea alba *
back muscle is not really a muscle - white line and is term for the tendinous line down middle of anterior abdominal wall directly between the two rectus muscles
umbilicus
*belly button (back muscle) - is not really a muscle
belly button
- umbilicus
rectus (n) (pl=recti)
*any of various straight muscles, as of eye, neck, thigh
lumbar aponeurosis
- not a muscle; white flat tendinous expansion, serving mainly to
connect a muscle with the parts that is moves
lumbar aponeurosis replaces...
- replaces fasciae(plural)
fasciae -
also called lumbar aponeurosis
rectus abdominis
*torso/back muscle that controls curvative of the lower spine
muscle that controls curvative of the lower spine
- rectus abdominis
teres major *
torso/back muscle rotates the arm medially
musle that rotates the arm medically
- teres major
lumbar aponeurosis *not a muscle
- a white flattened, tendinous expansion
white flattened tendinous expansion
- lumbar aponeurosis
erector spinae
*torso/back muscle group of posterior spinal column muscles
group of posterior spinal column muscles
- erector spinae
rhomboid
*torso/back muscle connects the scapula with the vertebrae
muscle that connects the scapula with the vertebrae
- rhomboid
infraspinatus
*torso/back muscle called the rotator cuff
muscle called the rotator cuff
- infraspinatus
latissimus dorsi *torso/back muscle
- widest and most powerful back muscle
widest and most powerful back muscle
- latissimus dorsi
pectoralis major *
torso/back muscle which adducts the arm and rotates it medially
muscle that adducts the arm and rotates it medially
- pectoralis major
serratus anterior (n)*
torso/back muscles that rotate the scapula and elevates the rib cage
muscles that rotate the scapula and elevates the rig case
- serratus anterior