**Question 10:**Identify the highlighted muscle:Images:1. The first image shows a realistic anatomical model of the leg, with a muscle highlighted in purple on the medial side of the upper thigh.2. The second image is a similar view, emphasizing the same muscle in the medial thigh region.Options:- A. Rectus Femoris- B. Vastus Intermedius- C. Vastus Lateralis- D. Vastus Maximus- E. Soleus- F. Tibialis Anterior- G. Vastus MedialisExplanation of Diagrams:The diagrams are detailed anatomical illustrations focusing on the thigh and highlighting a specific muscle in purple. The muscle is located on the inner side of the thigh, running longitudinally.To correctly identify the highlighted muscle, consider its position and reference common anatomical knowledge regarding the muscles of the thigh. The image displays two 3D medical scans of the lower body, highlighting anatomical structures in the thigh area. **Upper Image:**- The scan presents a side view of the right thigh.- A purple-highlighted area reveals a specific muscle region, likely indicating an area of focus or concern.- The muscle appears elongated, running from the hip area toward the knee.**Lower Image:**- Similar to the upper image, this scan provides a frontal view of the right thigh.- The same purple-highlighted muscle is visible, showing its position and orientation from a different angle.- The muscle maintains its elongated shape, consistent with typical thigh muscle anatomy.**Purpose:**These scans could be used to study muscle anatomy, analyze muscle condition, or assess medical conditions affecting muscle structure. The consistent highlighting helps in identifying specific muscles or areas requiring medical attention.

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The image displays two 3D medical scans of the lower body, highlighting anatomical structures in the thigh area.

**Upper Image:**
- The scan presents a side view of the right thigh.
- A purple-highlighted area reveals a specific muscle region, likely indicating an area of focus or concern.
- The muscle appears elongated, running from the hip area toward the knee.

**Lower Image:**
- Similar to the upper image, this scan provides a frontal view of the right thigh.
- The same purple-highlighted muscle is visible, showing its position and orientation from a different angle.
- The muscle maintains its elongated shape, consistent with typical thigh muscle anatomy.

**Purpose:**
These scans could be used to study muscle anatomy, analyze muscle condition, or assess medical conditions affecting muscle structure. The consistent highlighting helps in identifying specific muscles or areas requiring medical attention.

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