Muscles 1
Bones 1
Muscles 2
Bones 2
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The midsection of the muscle.
What is belly.
100
Large bone on the small finger side of the forearm.
What is ulnar.
100
Muscles cover the entire back of the upper arm and extend the forearm foreward.
What is tricep.
100
The collar bone.
What is clavicle.
100
Dense, strong bands of fibrous tissue that connect bones to other bones at the joints.
What is ligament.
200
Non moving, fixed portion of the muscle.
What is origin.
200
Uppermost and largest bone of the arm.
What is humerus.
200
Large, thick triangular muscle that covers the shoulder and lifts and turns the arm.
What is deltoid.
200
The bones of the palm of the hand and are long and slender.
What is metacarpals.
200
The bands of fibrous tissue that attaches muscle to bone.
What is tendons.
300
The portion of the muscle joined to moveable attachments.
What is insertion.
300
Smaller of the two bones forming the leg below the knee on the baby toe side.
What is fibula.
300
Located in the palm of the hand and act to bring the thumb towards the fingers, allowing grasping action of the hands.
What is opponent.
300
The heavy long bone that forms the leg above the knee.
What is femur.
300
The study of bones.
What is osteology.
400
Bend to the wrist, draw the hand upward & close the fingers toward the forearm.
What is flexors.
400
Forms the knee cap and is also called the accessory bone.
What is patella.
400
Turns the hand outward so the palm faces up.
What is supinator.
400
Flexible joint composed of eight small irregular bones held together by ligaments.
What is carpals.
400
The study of muscles.
What is myology.
500
Turns the hand inward so the palm faces downward.
What is pronator.
500
The small bone in the forearm on the same side as your thumb.
What is radius.
500
Muscles that respond to conscious commands.
What is voluntary.
500
The larger of the two bones forming the leg below the knee on the big toe side.
What is tibia.
500
The large toe.
What is hallux.
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