Muscles

Question 1

Frontal Belly of the Epicranius

Answer 1

Forehead Muscle

Question 2

Orbicularis oculi

Answer 2

Eye muscle

Question 3

Zygomaticus

Answer 3

From Zygomatic bone to mouth muscle.

Question 4

Buccinators

Answer 4

Muscle between Orbicularis oris and Massctor

Question 5

Orbicularis oris

Answer 5

Mouth muscle

Question 6

Masseter

Answer 6

Back cheek muscle

Question 7

Temporalis

Answer 7

Temples/Temporal bone

Question 8

Sternocleidomastoid

Answer 8

Neck muscle from skull to sternum

Question 9

Risorius

Answer 9

A layer of muscle in the Buccinator (kind of in the midde)

Question 10

Deltoid (front)

Answer 10

Shoulder

Question 11

Pectoralis Major

Answer 11

Chest

Question 12

Biceps Brachii

Answer 12

Upper Arm

Question 13

Brachioradialis

Answer 13

Forearm, most lateral muscle

Question 14

Rectus Abdominis

Answer 14

Abs,

Question 15

External oblique

Answer 15

Side muscle, most outer muscle

Question 16

Internal oblique

Answer 16

2nd layer aide muscle

Question 17

Intercostals

Answer 17

Muscle in-between the ribs

Question 18

Flexor carpi radialis

Answer 18

Forearm, middle muscle more medial but next to the Brachioradialis.

Question 19

Deltoid (back)

Answer 19

Shoulder

Question 20

Trapezius

Answer 20

Back neck muscle

Question 21

Triceps Brachii

Answer 21

Back of the upper arm

Question 22

Latissimus dorsi

Answer 22

Back muscle, toward both sides

Question 23

Adductor longus

Answer 23

Small muscle toward the top of the thigh toward the middle.

Question 24

Sartorius

Answer 24

Front of Thigh, Goes across the thigh goes from Lateral to medial.

Question 25

gracilis

Answer 25

Thin muscle along the inside of the leg, to the right of the adductor

Question 26

rectus femoris

Answer 26

2 branches in the middle of the thigh right under the Sattarius muscle to the knee.

Question 27

Vastus lateralis

Answer 27

To the left of the rectus femoris of outside of the thigh,

Question 28

Vastus medialis

Answer 28

Toward the middle of the body or right of the rectus femoris muscle

Question 29

Fibularis longus

Answer 29

Calf Outside of the calf, running from the outside of the knee to the foot.

Question 30

Tibialis anterior

Answer 30

Middle of the calf, to the outside of the Tibia

Question 31

Extensor digitorum longus

Answer 31

Tiny muscle toward the bottom of the calf, between the Tibia and the Tibialis anterior.

Question 32

Tensor Facia lata

Answer 32

On the hip beginning with the sattarius and moves to the outside of the leg.

Question 33

Gluteus medius

Answer 33

Butt above/behind the Gluteus maximus, higher towards the back.

Question 34

Gluteus maximus

Answer 34

Huge muscle on the butt

Question 35

Adductor magnus

Answer 35

Inside muscle of the back thigh short, attached to the gluteus maximus

Question 36

Biceps femoris

Answer 36

Muscle in the middle of the thigh coming from the middle of the thigh connecting to the gluteus maximus to the outside of the knee.

Question 37

Semitendinosus

Answer 37

Muscle next to the biceps femoris on back of thigh, funs from gluteus maximus to the inside part of the knee.

Question 38

Semimembraneosus

Answer 38

Small muscle on back of thigh, between Gracilis muscle and the Semitendinosus. Toward the outside

Question 39

Gastrocnemius

Answer 39

Huge muscle on the back of the calf, top muscle.

Question 40

Soleus

Answer 40

Muscles on the side of the Gastrocnemius muscle on the back of the calf.

Question 41

Calcaneal Tendon

Answer 41

The heel where the back of your shoes rubs against on your ankle.

Question 42

Flexor digitorum longus

Answer 42

The 2nd layer on the back of the calf that has 2 branches.

Question 43

Sarcomere

Answer 43

Contractile unit of muscle

Question 44

Actin

Answer 44

Thin Myofilament

Question 45

Myosin

Answer 45

Thick Myofilament

Question 46

Endomysium

Answer 46

Fine sheath of connective tissue composed of reticular fiber surrounding each muscle fiber.

Question 47

Perimysium

Answer 47

Fibrous connective tissue that surrounds groups of muscle fibers. (fascicles)

Question 48

Epimysium

Answer 48

Overcoat of regular connective tissue that surrounds the entire muscle.

Question 49

Sarclemma

Answer 49

A plasma membrane for a muscle cell

Question 50

Fascicles

Answer 50

made up of muscles fibers

Question 51

Myofibril

Answer 51

Has banded appearance. (made up of myofilaments)

Question 52

Myofilaments

Answer 52

Actin, Myosin (thick and thin filaments)

Question 53

Tendon

Answer 53

Connects Muscle to bone. Made up of the (Endomysium, perimysium, epimysium)

Question 54

Tendon

Answer 54

Connects Muscle to bone. Made up of the (Endomysium, perimysium, epimysium)

Question 55

Sarcoplasm

Answer 55

In myofibril, like cytoplasm.

Question 56

A bands

Answer 56

Dark band, full length of myosin (thick)
it has a little actin

Question 57

M line

Answer 57

Protein to which myosin (thick) attaches.

Question 58

H zone

Answer 58

Just myosin (thick no actin (thin)

Question 59

I bands`

Answer 59

Light band, from z disks to ends of myosin (thick filament)

Question 60

Z disc

Answer 60

Network of proteins. Serves as attachment for actin myofilament.

Question 61

Sarcoplasmic Reticulum (SR)

Answer 61

Smooth endoplasmic reticulum,
Runs longidinally and surrounds myofibril
Stores Ca++ - when muscle is contracting.