Muscle Labeling
Muscle Labeling 2
Muscle Labeling 3
Joints
Muscle Types/Contractions
100
What is A?
Deltoids
100
What is O
Latissimus dorsi
100
What is H?
Quadriceps
100
True or False
All bones that create a joint have the ability to move
False
100
This is the type of A muscle contraction in which the muscle length doesn't change and as a result, the affected joint doesn't move
Isometric
200
What is B?
Pectoralis Major
200
What is M?
Glutes
200
What is K?
Hamstrings
200
The medical term for joint is
articulation
200
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
This is the type of muscle contraction in which the tension a muscle is under remains the same while the muscle goes through a ROM
Isotonic
300
What is C
Biceps Brachii
300
What is E?
Triceps
300
What is J?
Tibialis Anterior
300
DOUBLE JEOPARDY
________ are types of joints that have no movement between the bones
Fibrous
300
This is common when someone is recovering from injury due to a lack of use and is a loss of muscle tissue
Atrophy
400
What is I?
Adductors
400
What is G?
Rectus Abdominus
400
How many muscles are in the glutes
Gluteus Minimus, Medius, Maximus
400
Ball-and-socket, hinge and pivot joints are all types of
Synovial Joints
400
Muscle that lines the inner wall of the stomach are considered
Smooth Muscles
500
What is F?
Obliques
500
What is D?
Trapezius
500
What is L
Gastrocnemius
500
The cranium has lines called "sutures" where the bones meet. These joints are considered as fibrous joints because they...
They do not move
500
Biceps, triceps, and deltoids are considered what type of muscle?
Skeletal Muscles