Flexion
Which bone do we refer to as the shoulder blade?
Scapula
What do your biceps (brachii) do?
Flex arm at the elbow
UNSW physio > every other physio degree
TRUE
self explanatory
Opposite of flexion?
Extension
Spongy
Which muscle is known as your six pack?
Hypertrophy refers to the decrease in muscle size
False
It's the increase
Turning your head around is called?
Rotation
What is the longest bone in the human body?
Femur
Which muscle allows you to get on your tiptoes?
The funny bone is called the humerus
False
It's actually the ulnar nerve!
Moving your leg outward, away from your body, is called?
Hint: what's another word for kidnapping?
Abduction
Our fingers are made up of (usually, with the exception of the thumb) 3 bones. What are they called?
Phalanges
Which muscle is used when you shrug your shoulders?
Hint: its name is quite similar to that of a shape
Trapezius
False
This only becomes a contraindication when blood glucose levels surpass a threshold value + when it is uncontrolled/untreated
Standing on your tiptoes is called?
Plantarflexion
Which part of your humerus is most likely to get fractured?
Surgical neck
What muscle runs along the side of your neck and is responsible for rotating and tilting your head?
Sternocleidomastoid
Lactic acid is bad for your muscles
False
We produce lactate, not lactic acid. There are no studies supporting this theory!