Could you please help me label this diagram A-M using the word bank only thank you This image depicts the anatomy of the upper back and shoulder muscles, with various muscles labeled for educational purposes. Below are the details of the labeled parts:- **A**: Trapezius Muscle - A large, superficial muscle that extends from the back of the neck down to the mid-back, responsible for moving and stabilizing the shoulder blades.- **B**: Deltoid Muscle - A triangular muscle covering the shoulder joint, involved in arm rotation and lifting.- **C**: Supraspinatus Muscle - Part of the rotator cuff, involved in lifting the arm and stabilizing the shoulder joint.- **D**: Infraspinatus Muscle - Another rotator cuff muscle that helps rotate and stabilize the shoulder.- **E**: Levator Scapulae Muscle - Elevates the scapula and assists in the rotation.- **F**: Rhomboid Minor Muscle - Helps retract the scapula, aiding in shoulder movement.- **G**: Rhomboid Major Muscle - Works with the rhomboid minor to retract the scapula.- **H**: Teres Major Muscle - Assists in adduction and medial rotation of the arm.- **I**: Subscapularis Muscle - Part of the rotator cuff, responsible for internal rotation of the humerus.- **J**: Teres Minor Muscle - A rotator cuff muscle involved in lateral rotation of the arm.- **K**: Latissimus Dorsi Muscle - A large, superficial muscle on the back, assisting in arm movements like extension and adduction.- **L**: Triceps Brachii Muscle - Located on the back of the upper arm, responsible for elbow extension.- **M**: Erector Spinae Muscle - A muscle group running vertically along the back, aiding in posture and spinal extension.This diagram is valuable for understanding muscle functions and locations in the upper back and shoulder region, often used in anatomy education for students and healthcare professionals. Here is a transcription of the muscle names listed in the image, useful for educational purposes on anatomy and muscle function:**Left Column:**1. Semispinalis capitis2. Splenius capitus3. Levator scapuli4. Infraspinatus5. Biceps brachii6. Latissimus dorsi7. Rhomboid major8. Platysma9. Supraspinatus**Right Column:**1. Subscapularis2. Deltoid3. Teres major4. Rhomboid minor5. Teres minor6. Coracobrachialis7. Triceps brachii8. Sternocleidomastoid9. TrapeziusThese names represent various muscles located in different regions of the human body, primarily focused on the upper torso and arm regions. Each muscle plays a critical role in movement, posture, and stability. Understanding these muscles is essential for students of anatomy, medicine, and related fields.

The muscles given in the word bank can be seen on the dorsal surface of the neck, trunk or upper limb. We need to classify the muscles on the basis of their region and then label the given points based on the origin and insertion of the muscles.The muscles of the back include-TrapeziusLevator scapuliRhomboid majorRhomboid minorLatissimus dorsiMuscles of the scapular region-DeltoidSupraspinatusInfraspinatusTeres majorTeres minorSubscapularisMuscles of anterior compartment of arm-CoracobrachialisBiceps brachiiMuscles of posterior compartment of arm-Triceps brachiiMuscles of the neck-SternocleidomastoidPlatysmaSplenius capitisSemispinalis capitisMuscle A is Rhomboid minor which originates from spines C7 and T1 and inserts at the root of sline of scapulaMuscle B is Rhomboid major which originates from spines of T2-T5 and inserts at the medial border of scapula below the root of spine Muscle C is Supraspinatus which originates from supraspinous fossa of scapula and inserts on the greater tubercle of humerusMuscle D is long head of Triceps brachii which originates from infraglenoid tubercle of scapula and is inserted into the olecranon process Muscle E is Sternocleidomastoid which originates from the clavicle and inserts at the mastoid process Muscle F is Splenius capitis which originates from the spinous processes of C7-T3 and inserts at the mastoid process Muscle G is Levator scapuli which originates from transverse process C1-C4 and inserts at the superior angle of scapulaMuscle H is Infraspinatus which originates from infraspinous fossa of scapula and inserts on the greater tubercle of humerus Muscle I is Teres minor which originates from lateral border of scapula and inserts on the greater tubercle of humerus Muscle J is Deltoid which originates from lateral one-third of clavicle and inserts on the deltoid tuberosity of humerus Muscle K is Teres major which originates from lateral border and inferior angle of scapula and inserts on the bicipital groove of humerusMuscle L is lateral head of Triceps brachii which originates from radial groove on posterior surface of humerus and inserts into olecranon processMuscle M is Latissimus dorsi which originates from spines of T7-T12 and inserts into the floor of intertubercular sulcusAll the muscles shown in the image are present on the dorsal surface of upper body and are labelled as follows -Muscle A is Rhomboid minor Muscle B is Rhomboid major Muscle C is SupraspinatusMuscle D is long head of Triceps brachiiMuscle E is SternocleidomastoidMuscle F is Splenius capitisMuscle G is Levator scapuliMuscle H is InfraspinatusMuscle I is Teres minorMuscle J is DeltoidMuscle K is Teres majorMuscle L is lateral head of Triceps brachiiMuscle M is Latissimus dorsi

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