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Flexion
Identify the action indicated by the arrow.

Extension
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Hyperextension
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Abduction
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Adduction
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Supination
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Pronation
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Medial Rotation
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Lateral Rotation
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Elevation
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Depression
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Retraction
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Protraction
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Eversion
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Inversion
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Dorsiflexion
Identify the action indicated in "A"

Plantar Flexion
Identify the action indicated in "B"

Circumduction
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Tendon
What is the name for connective tissue which attaches muscle to bone? (#8)

Epimysium
Name this muscle covering. (#7)

Perimysium
Name this muscle covering. (#2)

Endomysium
Name this muscle covering. (#6)

Fascicle
What is the name for this bundle of fibers covered by perimysium? (#5)

Muscle Belly
The bulk of the muscle is referred to as the what?

Origin
Where the fixed (unmoving) end of a muscle attaches to bone is called what?

Insertion
The site where the movable end of a muscle attaches to bone is called what?

Prime Mover
The muscle whose contraction is responsible for the desired action is called what?
Antagonist
The muscle whose action is the opposite of the desired action is called what?
Synergist
The muscle whose contraction aids the prime mover is called what?
Fixator
A muscle which stabilizes the joint for an action to occur is called what?
Skeletal Muscle Tissue
Identify this tissue.

Striations
What are these lines called?

Smooth Muscle Tissue
Identify this tissue.

Cardiac Muscle Tissue
Identify this tissue.

Intercalated Discs
What are these dark structures?

Epicranial Aponeurosis
Identify this connective tissue structure.

Linea Alba
Identify this connective tissue structure.

Thoracolumbar Fascia
Identify this connective tissue structure.

Extensor Retinaculum
Identify this connective tissue structure.

Flexor Retinaculum
Identify this connective tissue structure.

Iliotibial
This structure is called the ___________ tract [band, or fascia.]
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Calcaneal Tendon
Identify the connective tissue highlighted. Note: this is also known as the Achilles Tendon.

Patellar Ligament
Identify this connective tissue structure.
