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Name the muscle that attaches to the scapula beginning with the letter O ? Ask your educator or search the web !
Can you name this muscle and its action and attachments ? If you know you can answere this question you must then ask another muscle question = A with a Q
Keep the A+Q chain running ! get that brain working, clues can be action, origin or insertion orientated.
Keep the A+Q chain running ! get that brain working, clues can be action, origin or insertion orientated.
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Permalink Reply by Dawn M. Saunders on
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Omohyoid
Which muscle in the anterior forearm can be absent (an anomaly) in some of the population? -
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Permalink Reply by Nate Ewert on
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Palmaris Longus
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What mineral is needed to open the actin so the myosin can bind to it?
What muscle flexes the metacarpophalangeal joints, but extends the proximal phalangeal joints? -
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Permalink Reply by Lindsey Ardoin Kuntz on
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Calcium is the mineral that binds to the troponin on the thin filaments which frees the actin allowing it to bind to the myosin.
The Dorsal Interosseous Muscles are a group of four muscles that flex the metacarpophalangeal joints and extend the proximal phalangeal joints........ i am pretty sure ;> -
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What is the name of the neurotransmitter that stimulates skeletal muscle fibers at the neuromuscular junction?
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Acetylcholine or ACh.
Why is it important to bend the knee when working on soleus? -
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Permalink Reply by Katelyn Freeman on
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To shorten the Gastrocnemius muscle moving it out of the way to work solely on the Soleus. Pun intended.
Which muscle can cause entrapment of the sciatic nerve. Note: the sciatic nerve in some individuals pass through this muscle. WOW!
WhWhish mu Nate Ewert said:Acetylcholine or ACh.
Why is it important to bend the knee when working on soleus? -
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Permalink Reply by Stephen Jeffrey on
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Hi Katelyn I think its piriformis.
Of the adductor muscle group, which is the only 2 joint muscle ? -
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Permalink Reply by Millie Jones on
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Stephen Jeffrey said:Hi Katelyn I think its piriformis.
Of the adductor muscle group, which is the only 2 joint muscle ?
A: Gracilis
Q: Which muscle is sometimes called "the lat's little helper" because it is a complete synergist with the latissimus dorsi? -
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Teres Major
What is the prime mover(agonist) for elbow flexion? -
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A: biceps brachii
Q: Where is the insertion of the diaphragm? -
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Many people think biceps brachii is the prime mover for elbow flexion, but it is not. Because it crosses the elbow and shoulder joints, it loses some of it's credibility. That leaves brachialis.
Millie Jones said:A: biceps brachii
Q: Where is the insertion of the diaphragm? -
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