Synergists / Fixators / SupinatorsQuestion:Muscle or muscles that answers the question:Name any two muscles that stabilize the shoulder joint.This muscle is a synergist in flexion of the forearm, and also stabilizes the elbow joint during rapid flexion and extension of the forearm.This muscle, besides being a flexor, supinates the forearm (performs the motion needed to turn a corkscrew and uncork a wine botte.

Locate and list two different pairs of muscles that act as on the body as agonist/antagonist. (That is, in each pair, one muscle will produce a movement, such as flexion, that the other muscle will undo, and produce extension; abduction/adduction, etc. are other ways that muscle produce opposite actions on the same part of the body).Name two muscles that act as “fixators.” (What are fixators?) What joint or joints are they helping to stabilize?Why is the biceps brachii called a “bicep,” while the triceps brachii is called a “triceps?”What is the difference between a muscle with “longus” as part of its name and a muscle with “brevis” as a part of its name?

Select the two most appropriate muscle(s) that perform(s) this body movement: Temporalis Zygomaticus Masseter Sternohyoid Occipitalis Buccinator

An isometric contraction is used while playing darts to: Group of answer choices stop the elbow joint after the dart is released accelerate the elbow to increase dart velocity extend the elbow and throw the dart  stabilize the scapula of the throwing arm

Which 3 out of the 9 labels is incorrect in the anatomical structure of the shoulder joint?

A patient is completing a knee extension exercise. The patellar tendon inserts on the tibia 2.92 cm away from the knee joint axis of rotation. The foot is 40.38 cm away from the knee joint axis of rotation. What is the foots arc length through the exercise if the patellar tendon insertion moves through an arc length of 7.80 cm? Report you answer in meters.

Which of the following is NOT a facial muscle?   depressor labii inferioris orbicularis oris sternocleidomastoid zygomaticus major