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Muscles

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flexes the wrist and the middle phalanges   flexor digitorum superficialis  
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pronate the forearm   pronators teres and quadratus  
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flexes the distal inerphalangeal joints   flexor digitorum profundus  
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powerful wrist flexors   flexor carpi ulnaris, flexor carpi radialis  
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thumb flexors   flexor pollicic longus and brevis  
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extend and abduct the wrist   extensor carpi radialis longus(and brevis)  
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prime mover of finger extension   extensor digitorum  
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extend the thumb   extensor pollicis longus and brevis  
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puts the forearm and hand in the anatomical position   supinator  
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small muscle that provides a guide to locate the median nerve at the wrist   palmaris longus  
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wrist flexor that follows the ulna   flexor carpi ulnaris  
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the muscle that extends the fingers   extensor digitorum  
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two elbow flexors muscles; the first also supinates   biceps brachii  
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the second is a synergist at best   brachioradialilis  
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the muscle that extends the elbow; prime mover   triceps brachii  
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a short muscle; synergist of triceps brachii   anoconeus  
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a stocky muscle, deep to the biceps brachii; a prime mover of elbow flexion   brachialis  
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two wrist extensors that follow the radius   extensor carpi radialis brevi, extensor carpi radialis longus  
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the muscle that abducts the thumb   abductor pollicis longus  
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the muscle that extends the thumb   extensor pollicis brevis  
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a powerful shoulder abductor; used to raise the arm overhead   deltoid  
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strong hip flexor, deep in pelvis; a composite of two muscles   iliopsas  
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power extensor of the hip; forms the most of buttock mass   gluteus maximus  
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prime mover of plantar flexion; a composite of two muscles   triceps anterior  
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the group that enables you to draw your legs to the midline of your body, as when standing in attention   adductors  
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the muscle group that extends the knee   quadriceps  
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the muscle group that extends the thigh and flexes the knee   hamstrings  
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the smaller hip muscle commonly used as an injection site   gluteus medius  
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the thin superficial muscle of the medial thigh   gracilis  
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a muscle enclosed within the fascia that blends into the iliotibial tract; a synergist of the iliopsoas   tensor fasciae latae  
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dorsiflexes and everts the foot; prime mover of tow extension   extensor digitorum longus  
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a superficial muscle of the lateral leg; plantar flexers and everts foot   fibularis longus  
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a muscle deep to the soleus; prime mover of foot inversion, stabilizes the medial longitudinal arch of the foot and plantar flexes the ankle   tibilalis posterior  
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