Anatomy Ch 10

4 scapular muscles whose tendons make up the rotator cuff:

3 muscles that make up the hamstring group in the thigh:

4 muscles that make up the quadriceps femoris muscle group in thigh:

4 muscles of mastification:

Powerful shoulder muscle that abducts the humerus:

2 large and powerful muscles that adduct the humerus:

2 muscles involved in supination of the forearm:

9 muscles that cross the shoulder joint:

3 muscles that will extend the neck:

2 muscle groups that will flex the neck:

2 muscles that along with the rectus femoris muscle will flex the hip joint:

The large buttocks muscle that will extend the hip joint:

2 muscles that will plantar flex the foot at the ankle joint:

2 powerful muscles that will flex the elbow joint:

Not as powerful muscle that assists in flexing the elbow joint:

2 muscles that will extend the elbow joint:

2 deep upper back muscles and 1 large diamond shaped superficial muscle that will raise and stabalize the scapula:

Large back muscle known as the "swimmer's" muscle:

Circular muscle around the mouth known as the "kissing" muscle:

Muscle on the chin used for pouting:

"Boxer's" muscle that moves the scapula forward:

Muscle used to thrust the tongue forward:

The suprahyoid muscle that forms the floor of the mouth:

The muscle of the arm and forearm whose body is mainly in the forearm:

2 humerus adductor muscles that insert into the intertuberculer groove are:

A chest muscle that inserts into the coracoid process of the scapula:

An arm muscle that has its origin on the coracoid process and inserts onto the humerus:

The dome shaped muscle used for breathing and the nerve that innervates it:

A deep back muscle group that is important for extending the vertebral column:

The insertion for the biceps brachii muscle:

The insertion for the brachialis muscle:

The insertion for the triceps brachii muscle:

The origin and insertion of the sternocleidomastoid muscle:

The muscle pair that will rotate the head only when one is contracted:

The tendon that is the common insertion of the gastrocnemius and soleous muscles:

The abdominal muscles that will flex the vertebral column:

The line of connective tissue between the rectus abdominus muscles:

The lateral rotators of the femur that insert onto the greater trochanter area of the femur:

The nerve that passes the the carpal tunnel:

The aponeuroses on the head that connects the frontal and occipital bellies:

The muscles whose inferior border of its aponeuroses forms the inguinal ligament:

The thigh muscle used in crossing the legs:

The superficial neck muscle that wrinkes the skin of the neck:

The muscle that will flex the great toe:

The structures in the hand that thenar and hypothenar muscles go to: