Muscle Identification Lab Practical 2

Vocabulary flashcards for muscle identification and gross anatomy lab practical study based on Visible Body 3D models.

Anterior Neck Musculature

Anterior anatomical view of the skull and neck showing cervical spine and neck muscles, highlighting the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

Lateral Head and Neck Musculature

Lateral view of the cranium, mandible, and neck displaying deep and superficial muscles including suprahyoid, infrahyoid, and sternocleidomastoid muscles.

Pterygoid Muscle Region

Posterior view of the deep skull base displaying the lateral pterygoid and medial pterygoid muscles.

Thoracic Wall Musculature

Anterior anatomical view of the thoracic cage and ribcage showing the intercostal muscles and diaphragm.

Superficial Posterior Musculature

Posterior full view of the trunk showing superficial back muscles including the trapezius and latissimus dorsi.

Labeled Posterior Back Muscle Diagram

Anatomy diagram with labels A through E identifying muscles of the posterior trunk and shoulder girdle: A (Teres minor), B (Teres major), C (Serratus posterior inferior), D (Quadratus lumborum), and E (Infraspinatus).

Forearm Musculature

Anatomical view displaying muscles, tendons, and retinacula of the forearm and hand.

Erector Spinae Group

Deep posterior muscle group running vertically alongside the vertebral column.

Posterior Lower Body Musculature

Posterior view showing muscles of the gluteal region, posterior hip, and thighs.

Medial and Posterior Thigh Musculature

Posterior-medial isolated view of the femur and surrounding deep thigh muscles.

Anterior Lower Extremity Musculature

Anterior view of lower body musculature, vasculature, and nerves of the anterior thighs and legs.

Integumentum commune

The formal anatomical term for the integumentary system, comprising the skin and associated structures.

Supine

An anatomical position referring to lying horizontally face upward.

Prone

An anatomical position referring to lying flat with the chest down and back facing up.

Gross Anatomy Lab

A laboratory setting dedicated to studying macroscopic structures of the human body.