Muscle Memory
This muscle folds the arm.
What is the biceps?
The biggest bone in the body.
What is the femur?
The most distal bones in your hands.
What are the phalanges?
The front of your leg, under your knee. Not a bone.
What is the shin?
A hole which lets light into the eye.
What is the pupil?
You can not ask a question in class without using this muscle in the arm.
What is the deltoid?
The pair of bones in the forearm.
What are the radius and ulna?
Proximal to the meta-carpals.
What are the carpals?
Little nubs on either side of your foot.
What are ankles?
The "glass" that protects the "window" of the eye.
What is the cornea?
Muscles use this connective tissue to pull on bones and make your body move. (The string in your finger model.)
What are tendons?
The biceps and triceps are both near this bone.
What is the humerus?
The most proximal bone in your leg.
What is the femur?
Your heel has a bunch of these small pebble-like bones. Starts with a T.
What are tarsals?
"I caught a little mouse moving from the ______ of my eye."
What are the corners of the eyes?
The muscles that move your fingers are located in this part of your upper limbs.
What are the forearms?
This is the latin name for the bone that keeps your brain safe.
This is the most distal set of bones in your foot after your toe phalanges.
What are the meta tarsals?
This big muscle on the front of your thigh starts with a Q.
What is the quadriceps?
"Don't shoot until you see the ____ of their eyes!"
What are the whites of the eyes?
The muscle with the opposite function to the biceps.
What is the triceps?
Without this bone you'd have nothing to sit on.
What is the pelvis?
The most proximal state to the North of California is this state.
What is Oregon?
This tendon isn't called a tendon but it goes right behind your knee.
What is the hamstring?
BONUS
Do a dance where you move your deltoid, biceps, and triceps.