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13 Muscles

by S H
1 Rectus Abdominis 2 Coracobrachialis 3 Pectoralis Major 4 Sternocleidomastoid 5 Biceps Brachii 6 Deltoid 7 Trapezius 8 Brachialis 9 Transverse abdominal 10 Platysma 11 External oblique 12 Internal Obilque 13 Serratus Anterior

Explanation

flex the vertebral column (trunk flexion), bringing the ribcage closer to the pelvis.

flex and adduct the arm at the glenohumeral (shoulder) joint

adduction (bringing the arm toward the body's midline)internal (medial) rotation of the humerus, and transverse adduction (moving the arm across the chest).

Neck flexion, Contralateral head rotation

Primary Actions: Elbow Flexion, Forearm Supination

Arm abduction, stabilizes the glenohumeral (shoulder) joint,

elevating (shrugging), depressing, retracting (pulling back) the scapula, rotating the scapula upward, and extending/laterally flexing the neck

Elbow Flexion (primary flexor)

Does not contribute to movement of the vertebral column.

protraction of the scapula

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