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human anatomy and physiology
chapters 5 through 9
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Medical
Undergraduate 2
10/23/2016

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brachialis)
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(hand flexors)
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(abducts arm (deltoid))
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(flex wrist/hand (hand flexors))
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vastus medialis)
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(gracilis)
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gluteus medius
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crosses leg or flexes and laterally rotates thigh to cross leg (sartoreus))
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flex leg, extend thigh (biceps femoris))
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adducts, rotates and flexes thigh(anterior only); posterior extends thigh (adductor magnus))
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Identify one muscle that you studied that originates at A or B on any type of vertebrae(except sacrum or coccyx).
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(splenius, erector spinae, trapezius, rhomboids, latissimus dorsi)
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