Origins
The origin of the external intercostals.
What is the superior rib?
What is the central tendon?
This is the action of the brachialis muscle.
What is elbow flexion when the joint is pronated?
Where myofibrils are located.
This triggers muscle contraction.
What is the release of calcium?
The rectus abdominis muscle origin.
What is the pubic bone and pubic symphysis?
This is where the transversus abdominis inserts.
What is the Linnea alba?
This is the action of the wrist extensors.
What is wrist extension and radial deviation.
The 2 contractile proteins.
What are myosin and actin?
This is what the A band does when a muscle contracts.
What is staying the same?
Origin of the supinator muscle.
What is the lateral epicondyle of humerus?
The insertion point of the triceps brachii.
What is the olecranon process of ulna?
The action of the erector spinae.
What is trunk extension?
Where actin binding sites are located.
What is myosin?
This travels through t-tubules to release calcium.
What is action potential?
The origin of the wrist extensors.
What is the lateral epicondyle of humerus?
The insertion point of the pronator teres.
What is proximal 1/3 radius?
The action of the rectus abdominis.
What is trunk flexion and assistance with forced expiration?
Where calcium binds.
What is troponin?
This muscle is best for a long bike ride.
What is slow oxidative?
The origin of the internal obliques.
What is the lumbar fascia, iliac crest, and inguinal ligament?
The insertion point of the extensor carpi radialis longus/brevis.
What is posterior lateral hand?
Action of the biceps brachii.
What is elbow flexion when joint is supinated, shoulder flexion, and radioulnar joint supination?
Parts of a skeletal muscle, deep to superficial.
What is myofibrils, muscle fibers, fascicles, and muscle?
This muscle contraction occurs when tension is created while the muscle shortens.
What is concentric?