Biology 1090 - Human Anatomy and PhysiologyStudy Sheet: Muscles Master List*You must know origin, insertion, and action of the muscles with an asterisk, USE YOUR OWNWORDS. Must be able to identify all of the others and their groups (H, Q or R) on a diagram or on themodels. H = hamstring, Q = quadriceps, R = rotator cuff(Some of the deeper muscles are not visible on the models)THORAX, SHOULDER, TRUNKOrigin:Insertion:*Deltoid*Pectoralis majorPectoralis minorLatissimus dorsiExternal abdominal obliqueInternal abdominal obliqueTransversus abdominus*Rectus abdominus(besrtInsertion:ARMOrigin:R: SupraspinatusR: InfraspinatusR: Teres minorR: Subscapularissludii*Biceps brachii*Triceps brachii*Brachialis*BrachioradialisExtensor carpi radialis(longus/brevis)4

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Biology 1090 - Human Anatomy and Physiology
Study Sheet: Muscles Master List
*You must know origin, insertion, and action of the muscles with an asterisk, USE YOUR OWN
WORDS. Must be able to identify all of the others and their groups (H, Q or R) on a diagram or on the
models. H = hamstring, Q = quadriceps, R = rotator cuff
(Some of the deeper muscles are not visible on the models)
THORAX, SHOULDER, TRUNK
Origin:
Insertion:
*Deltoid
*Pectoralis major
Pectoralis minor
Latissimus dorsi
External abdominal oblique
Internal abdominal oblique
Transversus abdominus
*Rectus abdominus
(besrt
Insertion:
ARM
Origin:
R: Supraspinatus
R: Infraspinatus
R: Teres minor
R: Subscapularis
sludii
*Biceps brachii
*Triceps brachii
*Brachialis
*Brachioradialis
Extensor carpi radialis
(longus/brevis)
4

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Introduction:

The muscle is a contractile tissue responsible for the movements of the body. Muscles are regarded as the motor of the body. There are three types of muscles, namely, cardiac, skeleton, and smooth.