Prime Movers Flashcards by Kat Compton | Brainscape

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Prime Mover for Shoulder Girdle Elevation

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Upper Trapezius

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Agonist for Shoulder Girdle Depression

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Lower Trapezius

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Prime Mover for Shoulder Girdle Protraction

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Serratus Anterior

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Agonist for Shoulder Girdle Retraction

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Middle Trapezius

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Primary Muscle used for shoulder Abduction

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Middle Deltoid

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Prime Mover for Shoulder Flexion

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Anterior Deltoid

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Agonist = (other names for Agonist)

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primary mover/primary muscle involved

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Agonist for Shoulder Adduction

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Pectoralis Major

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Prime mover for shoulder extension/hyperextension

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Posterior Deltoid

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Agonist for internal/medial rotation of the shoulder

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latissimus dorsi

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Prime mover for External/Lateral rotation of the shoulder

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infraspinatus

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Agonist in Elbow Extension

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Triceps

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Prime mover for Elbow flexion

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brachialis

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Agonist for forearm pronation

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pronator teres

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Prime mover for forearm supination

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biceps brachii

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