Muscles Review for Human Physiology - Statistics

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Answer Stats
Hint Location Answer % Correct
Allows us to lift, extend & rotate the arm On top of the shoulder Deltoid
73%
Extends, externally rotates, & abducts the thigh,also called glutes Bottom Gluteus Maximus
73%
Extends head & neck, laterally flexes head & neck, rotates head Shoulder & upper back Trapezius
60%
Flexes the leg & foot Back of the calf Gastrocnemius
53%
Flexes thigh, extends leg, there are FOUR Front of leg & on top of femur Quadriceps
53%
Small, flexes foot, maintains upright posture Back of the calf Soleus
53%
Flexes neck laterally & anteriorly, rotates the head Sides of neck Sternocleidomastoid
53%
Dorsiflexes foot, inverts foot By the shins Tibialis Anterior
53%
Flexes arm & shoulder, supinates forearm Upper arm Biceps Brachii
47%
Adducts, rotates, & flexes the arm Chest Pectoralis Major
47%
Internally rotates arm, abducts & extends arm,helps with breathing On the back Latissimus Dorsi
40%
Flexes upper body, assists exhaling, also called abs Abdominal area Rectus Abdominus
40%
Connects calf muscles to heel, named after Greekmythology Back of the leg Achilles Tendon
33%
Flexes forearm In the radius Brachioradialis
33%
Extends forearm, extends & abducts shoulder Forearm Triceps Brachii
33%
Laterally extends & flexes spine, big On the back Erector Spinae
27%
Raises eyebrows, wrinkles forehead Forehead Frontalis
27%
Laterally flexes & extends neck Back of neck, upper back Levator Scapulae
27%
Elevates mandible, allows chewing Cheeks and jaw Masseter
27%
Flexes & rotates upper body, assists exhaling Sides & side of abs External Oblique
20%
Flexes & extends thigh, stabilizes knee & hip joints Upper leg Hamstring Group
0%
Draws scapula above and toward the midline,supports the scapula Upper back Romboids
0%
Flexes, abducts, & externally rotates thigh, flexesleg, internally rotates leg Inner thigh Satorius
0%
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