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| Parallel to midline (rectus abdominis) |
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| Perpendicular to midline(transversus abdominis) |
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| Diagonal to midline (external oblique) |
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| Largest (gluteus maximus) |
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| smallest (gluteus minimus) |
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| widest (Latissimus dorsi) |
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| longest (longissimus capitis) |
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| larger (pectoralis major) |
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| smaller (pectoralis minor) |
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| sawtoothed (serratus anterior) |
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| diamond-shaped (rhomboid major) |
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| circular (orbicularis oculi) |
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| pear-shaped (piriformmis) |
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| square 4 sided quadratus femoris |
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| moves a bone away from the midline |
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| moves a bone closer to the midline |
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| raises or elevates a body part |
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| lowers or depresses a body part |
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| decresases the size of an opening |
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| rotates a bone around its longitudinal axis |
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| a structure near which a muscle is found 'temporalis' for example is a muscle near the temporal bone |
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| an origin and insertion is? |
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| sites where muscle originates and inserts... example.. sternocleidomastoid, originates on sternum and clavicle... inserts on the m. process of the temporal bone |
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