Origin Movements muscles innervated Cutaneous or sensory innervation Nerve ailary radial Musculo-cutaneous ulnar median obturator Femoral nerve tibial Common fibular nerves Deep fibular nerve Superficial fibular nerve Sciatic nerve Gluteal nerves Pudendal nerves ljoinguinal nerve Lumbosacral nerves

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Q: Label name correctly Write the correct spinal nerve

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A: There are two types of eye muscles: Extrinsic muscles: They are attached to the outside of the…

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Q: Answer with arrows, the path of the facial nerve

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Q: Define terminal sulcus

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Q: Label the:  Proximal extensor retinaculum Long lateral collateral ligament Short lateral collateral…

A: Muscles, tendons, and ligaments run over the surfaces of the foot, allowing for sophisticated…

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A: We know that Muscles have a mesodermal origin. There are three categories of skeletal muscle, smooth…

Q: Which muscle contributes to the rotator cuff? deltoid subscapularis teres major serratus anterior…

A: We know that our upper arm contains a bone called the humerus. It forms a ball and socket joint with…

Q: Internal arcuate fibers and medial lemniscus fibers refer to one and the same fibers moving in a…

A: The human nervous system is a "complex network" that includes the brain, nerves, and spinal cord and…

Q: name of bone in the neck

A: Neck is constricted portion just lateral to the head. One or two knob like structures on the…

Q: Please label the following

A: The brain is a complex part of the body that handles all the activities done by us. Brain controls…

Q: Gradual degeneration or a sudden traumatic event can tear what structures of the rotator cuff?…

A: Note - We are supposed to answer three subpart of the question according to our guidelines. Please…

Q: Define extrinsic muscle

A: Extrinsic muscles can be defined as the group of muscle which is present externally in an anatomical…

Q: Tears are usually categorized in two ways. Explain the two categories. Which muscle of the rotator…

A: The connective tissue between muscles and bone is made up of tendons, which are fibrous bands. When…

Q: Drag a label to name each of the indicated structures on this inferior view of the diaphragm. 12th…

A: Diaphragm is dome-shaped and responsible for the separation of thoracic and abdominal cavities.…

Q: The indicated meninx is the Copyright Nielsen & Miller

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Q: Complete the table below by selecting the muscle which corresponds to the attachment points.…

A: The muscular system of the human body is made up of muscles. A muscle is a soft tissue that consists…

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Q: Identify the Nerve Supply to This Muscle   Deep Fibular Nerve Superficial Fibular Nerve Tibial…

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Q: Name Head and Neck Muscles: Using the list of muscles on the first page, label the muscles located…

A: Here, in this you have to mark the following set of muscles:head & neck muscles Lower leg…

Q: One of following forms the posterior wall of the inguinal canal *

A: In anatomy, The inguinal canals are two sections in the anterior abdominal wall that carry the…

Q: A parallel or transverse incision made midway between the medial malleolus and calcaneal tendon can…

A: The posterior tibial artery is a branch of popliteal artery arising at the level of the lower margin…

Q: Joint Movement Plane Axis Muscles Type of contraction Nerve/Nerve Root

A: Movement analysis is a compound activity that requires advanced apparatus. But it can be done…

Q: Put a check mark next to the muscles that are skeletal muscles. Hint: Consider location and whether…

A: The muscular system consists of three different types of muscles; cardiac muscles, smooth muscles,…

Q: Rotator cuff is associated with which joint of the body. Name the associated muscles.

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Q: Lumbar Puncture or Spinal Tap During a spinal tap, what structures does the needle go through? Start…

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Q: Muscles of Facial Expression Origin Insertion Action Occipitofrontalis (Epicranius) Orbicularis…

A: We know that The location of the muscles of facial expression is the subcutaneous tissue. Their…

Q: Identify the nerves of the arm

A: Nerves are cord-like bundles of fibers which are covered by a sheath. They make up the nervous…

Q: Complete the table about dermatome. Root Injury  Movment  Weakness Reflex Involved C5  Shoulder…

A: Dermatomes are skin areas that send signals to the brain through spinal nerves. Temperature,…

Q: Define sulcus; pl. sulci

A: Introduction: Anatomy is that branch of medical science that describes the location and structure of…

Q: The globe of the eye has been made transparent. Click on the origin of the inferior oblique muscle.…

A: Extraocular muscles (EOMs) are a set of six muscles responsible for the precise movement and…

Q: Two meniscal tears are shown below (Lateral Left and Medial Right). ldentify the common clinical…

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Q: Muscles of the thigh region (name, attachment, nerve supply, action, features of clinical…

A: The thigh muscles not only move our legs but also is involved in hips movement. The thigh muscles…