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Upper Arm, Back, and Chest Muscle Quiz - Test Your Knowledge!

Challenge your understanding of essential upper body muscles with our comprehensive practice quiz! This quiz covers key muscles such as the deltoid, biceps brachii, triceps brachii, pectoralis major, and more, with detailed anatomical locations and functions. No word bank is included, but answers are provided on the last two slides for self-assessment. Perfect for students, fitness enthusiasts, or anyone interested in human anatomy. Strengthen your muscle knowledge and see how much you really know about upper arm, back, and chest muscles!

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Upper Arm, Back, and Chest Muscle Quiz - Test Your Knowledge!

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  1. Muscle Quiz 3 = Upper Arm, back and chest. Practice Quiz – no word bank is included but answers are on the last 2 slides.

  2. deltoid Acromion and scapular spine Humerus – deltoid tuberosity Abduct arm, extend&flexhumerus Serratus anterior First 8 ribs scapula Abducts and rotates scapula

  3. Pectoralis major Clavicle, sternum, cartilage of 1-6 ribs Humerus (greater tubercle) Flexes arm, adducts and med rotathumerus Biceps brachii 2 head on scapula Radial tuberosity on radius Flex forearm, supinate hand

  4. Triceps brachii 3 heads on scapula ndhumerus Olecranon process Extends forearm trapezius Occipital bone and C & T spines Acromion and spine of scapula Elevate, rotate, adduct scapula. Depress shoulder, extend head. Latissimusdorsi T6-12 and L spines, illiac crest Humerus (IT groove) Extend arm, adduct and med. Rotate the arm.

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