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Muscle Termenaology

QuestionAnswer
Anterior Toward the Front
Externus Superficial
Extrinsic Outside
Inferioris Inferior
Internus Deep, Internal
Intrinsic Inside
Lateralis Lateral
Medialis Medial
Obliquus Oblique
Posterior Toward the Back
Profundus Deep
Rectus Straight Parallel
Superficialis Superficial
Superioris Superior
Transversus Transverse
Abdominis Abdominal
anconceus elbow
auricularis auricle of ear
brachialis brachium
capitis head
carpi wrist
cervics neck
cleido clavicle
Clavius clavicle
coccygeus coccyx
costalis ribs
cutaneous skin
femoris femur
genio chin
glosso toungue
glossal toungue
halluces great toe
illio illium
Inguial Groin
lumborum lumbar region
nasalis nose
nuchal posterior neck
oculo eye
oris mouth
palpabrae eyelid
pollicis thumb
popliteus posterior knee
psoas loin
radialis radius
scapularis scapula
temporalis tempeles
thoracis Thoratic Region
Tibialis tibia
ulnaris uln
uro urinary
biceps two heads
triceps three heads
quadricep four heads
deltoid triangular
orbicularis circular
pectinate comblike
piriformis pear shaped
rhomboideus rhomboid
serratus serrated
splenius bandage
teres long and round
trapezius trapezoid
abduction abductor
adductor adduction
depressor depression
exstensor estension
flexor flexion
levator elevation
pronator pronation
supinator supination
alba white
brevis short
gracilis slender
latissimu widest
longus long
magnus large
major larger
maximus largest
minimus smallest
minor smaller
tendinosus tendinous
vastus great
buccinators trumpeter
risorius laughter
sartorius like a taylor
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