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Term
Which of the muscles pictured above acts to flex the hip joint?
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sartorius; hip abduction, hip flexion,
gluteus maximus, gluteus medius,
hip external rotation, and knee
gluteus minimus
flexion
biceps femoris; knee flexion and hip
a. the rectus femoris
extension
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2 of 19
Term
, Identify the muscle in the picture above, specified by the lab
instructor, and its actions.(Dissection of the lower leg)
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Tibialis Anterior; dorsiflexion Peroneus Longus; dorsiflexion and
and inversion of the ankle eversion of the ankle
Tibialis Posterior; plantar flexion and Soleus; Plantar flexion and inversion
eversion of the ankle of the ankle
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3 of 19
Term
Abductor Pollicis Longus: (mark all that apply)
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- extends the wrist
- flexes the wrist - innervated by the posterior
- innervated by the median nerve interosseous nerve
- located on the dorsal forearm
- abducts the 1st digit - hip adduction
- innervated by the posterior - hip medial rotation
interosseous nerve - innervated by the obturator nerve
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Term
Which of the muscles pictured above acts to flex the hip joint?
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sartorius; hip abduction, hip flexion,
gluteus maximus, gluteus medius,
hip external rotation, and knee
gluteus minimus
flexion
biceps femoris; knee flexion and hip
a. the rectus femoris
extension
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2 of 19
Term
, Identify the muscle in the picture above, specified by the lab
instructor, and its actions.(Dissection of the lower leg)
Give this one a try later!
Tibialis Anterior; dorsiflexion Peroneus Longus; dorsiflexion and
and inversion of the ankle eversion of the ankle
Tibialis Posterior; plantar flexion and Soleus; Plantar flexion and inversion
eversion of the ankle of the ankle
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3 of 19
Term
Abductor Pollicis Longus: (mark all that apply)
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- extends the wrist
- flexes the wrist - innervated by the posterior
- innervated by the median nerve interosseous nerve
- located on the dorsal forearm
- abducts the 1st digit - hip adduction
- innervated by the posterior - hip medial rotation
interosseous nerve - innervated by the obturator nerve
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