Anatomical Aspects of Exercise Physiology — Flashcards
An example of spiral muscle is pec. major, lat. dorsi and _____
All muscles of the larynx are _____, except posterior cricoarytenoids
The pathway that fluids (acid, alkali, water) take in a food-filled stomach is known as _____
The strongest action of the superior oblique muscle is _____ while adducted
The _____ (rotator cuff muscle) aDducts and medially (internally) rotates the arm (action).
The _____ (rotator cuff muscle) does the following actions - aDducts the arm - laterally (externally) rotates the arm
The _____ muscle is isolated by having the patient adduct and depress their eye
Unlocking of knee is _____ rotation of femur on tibia during the early stages of flexion.
Right _____ and left IO are yoke muscle pairs for dextroelevation
Lateral flexion is greatest in the _____ and lumbar regions of the vertebral column.
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