Arm muscles (attachments)

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- - What is the proximal attachment of biceps brachii, short head?
  - Scapula (tip of coracoid process) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of biceps brachii, long head?
  - Scapula (supraglenoid tubercle) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of brachialis?
  - Humerus (anterior surface, distal half) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of coracobrachialis?
  - Scapula (tip of coracoid process) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of triceps brachii, long head?
  - Scapula (infraglenoid tubercle) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of triceps brachii, lateral head?
  - Humerus (posterior surface, superior to radial groove) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of triceps brachii, medial head?
  - Humerus (posterior surface, inferior to radial groove) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the proximal attachment of anconeus?
  - Humerus (lateral epicondyle) Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the distal attachments of biceps brachii (2)?
  - Radius (tuberosity); fascia of forearm (via bicipital aponeurosis) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the distal attachment of brachialis?
  - Ulna (coronoid process and tuberosity) Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the distal attachment of coracobrachialis?
  - Humerus (middle third of medial surface) Show answerWrong Right
- - What are the distal attachments of triceps brachii (2)?
  - Ulna (proximal end of olecranon); fascia of forearm Show answerWrong Right
- - What is the distal attachment of anconeus?
  - Ulna (lateral surface of olecranon and superior part of posterior surface) Show answerWrong Right