| Draggable item | arrow_right_alt | Corresponding Item |
|---|---|---|
Hamstrings | arrow_right_alt | The prime mover for inhalation. |
Latissimus Dorsi | arrow_right_alt | The prime mover for forearm extension. |
Tibialis Anterior | arrow_right_alt | This group of four muscles is considered the most powerful in the human body. |
Epicranius | arrow_right_alt | The antagonists of the quadriceps, located in the posterior thigh. |
Quadriceps Femoris | arrow_right_alt | The brachioradialis is the synergist to this muscle in flexion. |
Diaphragm | arrow_right_alt | The prime mover in dorsiflexion. |
Triceps Brachii | arrow_right_alt | The main muscle of the scalp that allows you to raise your eyebrows and wrinkle your forehead. |
Adductors | arrow_right_alt | The large triangular muscle of the lower back. |
Biceps Brachii | arrow_right_alt | The main muscles of the inner thighs. |
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On the figure to the, label the muscles indicated by the five lines
List the following terms related to the structure of skeletal muscle from largest to smallest.
muscle fiber
muscle
myofilament
fascicle
myfibril
Organs are made of two or more tissues working together for a common function. Every muscle is considered to be its own organ. List then, the tissues that compose most muscles. Then list two of the common functions of muscles.