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- Anterior compartment of thigh
- Name all the muscles in the anterior compartment of the thigh. Where a muscle has multiple heads, name the head.
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- Intrinsic shoulder muscles (innervation)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Craniovertebral ligaments
- Name the ligaments between the occipital bone, atlas and axis.
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- Paranasal sinuses
- Name the sinuses highlighted in red.
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- Fontanels
- Name the fontanels and future sutures highlighted in red.
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- Cranial nerve nuclei (motor)
- Name the cranial nerve nuclei highlighted in green.
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- Prevertebral muscles
- Label the muscles highlighted. N.B not all prevertebral muscles are shown.
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- Superficial posterior forearm muscles (innervation)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Muscles around shoulder (innervation)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Arm muscles (attachments)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Deep posterior forearm muscles (innervation)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Intrinsic shoulder muscles (attachments)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Anterior forearm muscles (actions)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Superficial posterior forearm muscles (attachments)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Anterior forearm muscles (attachments)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Deep posterior forearm muscles (actions)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Muscles around shoulder (attachments)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.
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- Superficial posterior forearm muscles (actions)
- Answer the questions in your head, click "Show answer", and mark yourself.