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Origin of Anconeus   Lateral Epicondyle of humerus  
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Insertion of Anconeus   Olecranon of Ulna  
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Action of Anconeus   Extends Elbow  
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Innervation of Anconeus   Radial Nerve  
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Origin of Triceps Long head   Infraglenoid tubercle of Scapula  
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Origin of triceps Lateral & Medial Head   Posterior surface of Humerus  
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Insertion of triceps   Olecranon process of Ulna  
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Action of Triceps   Hyperextend humerus  
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Action of Triceps   Extend Elbow  
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Innervation of Triceps   Radial Nerve  
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Origin of Biceps Brachii Long Head   Supraglenoid tubercle  
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Origin of Biceps Brachii short head   coracoid process of the Scapula  
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Insertion of Biceps Brachii   Radial Tuberosity  
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Insertion of Biceps Brachii   Biceptal Aponeurosis  
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Action of Biceps Brachii   Supinate & flex forearm  
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Action of Biceps Brachii   Flex shoulder joint  
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Innervation of Biceps Brachii   Musculocutaneous nerve  
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Primary flexor of elbow   Brachialis  
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Origin of brachialis   shaft of Humerus  
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Insertion of Brachialis   Ulnar Tuberosity  
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Insertion of Brachialis   Coranoid process of Ulna  
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Action of Brachialis   Flex Elbow  
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Innervation of Brachialis   musculocutaneous nerve  
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Origin of Coracobrachialis   Coracoid process of scapula  
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Insertion of Coracobrachialis   shaft of humerus  
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Action of coracobrachialis   Adduct & flex humerus  
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Innervation of Coracobrachialis   Musculocutaneous nerve  
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Function of the rotator cuff   hold the head of the humerus in the glenoid fossa and prevent it from slipping out  
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Origin of Teres Major   inferior border of scapula  
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Insertion of Teres Major   intertubucular sulcus of humerus  
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Action of Teres Major   Adduct, extend, medial rotate humerus  
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Innervation of Teres Major   Subscapular nerve  
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Origin of Subscapularis   Subscapular fossa  
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Insertion of Subscapularis   lesser tubercle of Humerus  
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Action of Subscapularis   Medially rotate & Adduct Humerus  
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Innervation of subscapularis   Subscapular nerve  
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Origin of Infraspinatus   infraspinous fossa  
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Insertion of Infraspinatus   greater tubercle of humerus  
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Action of Infraspinatus   Lateral rotation of humerus (possible abduction)  
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Innervation of Infraspinatus   suprascapular nerve  
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Origin of Supraspinatus   supraspinous fossa  
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Insertion of Supraspinatus   greater tubercle of humerus  
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Action of suprapinatus   initiates 1st 30 degrees of ABduction of humerus  
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Innervation of Subscaplaris   Subscapular nerve  
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Origin of Teres Minor   Lateral border of scapula  
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Insertion of Teres Minor   Greater Tubercle of Humerus  
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Action of Teres Minor   Lateral Rotation of Humerus  
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Innervation of teres minor   Axillary Nerve  
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