Frog Musculature Anatomy Questions

The video tutorial provides an overview of the musculature anatomy of a frog, starting with the semimembranosus and covering various muscles such as the rectus anterior, glus, Geo ilis, pform, gastrus, panus, gracillis major, graus minor, s ious, tibialis posterior, adductor Magnus, and vastus exteris. The tutorial concludes with a discussion on the diagram and the positioning of these muscles.

Which muscle is introduced first in the frog's musculature anatomy?

• Geo ilis

• Rectus anterior formis

• Semimembranosus

• Glus

What is the correct sequence of muscles mentioned after the semimembranosus?

• Rectus anterior formis, glus

• Glus, rectus anterior formis

• Geo ilis, pform

• Pform, gastrus

Which muscle is mentioned immediately after the Geo ilis?

• Gastrus

• Pform

• Panus

• Gracillis major

What is the small flap beneath the gracillis major called?

• Gracillis minor

• Tibialis posterior

• Adductor Magnus

• Vastus exteris

Which muscle is located at the very top of the frog's musculature?

• Adductor Magnus

• Vastus exteris

• Tibialis posterior

• Gracillis major

Which muscle is discussed last in the frog's musculature anatomy?

• Tibialis posterior

• Adductor Magnus

• Gracillis minor

• Vastus exteris