If a muscle's name includes the term "oblique" it means:

This muscle has a broad origin from the occipital skull bone and spine. It inserts on the scapula and clavicle.

This muscle has its origin on the lower part of the spine and inserts on the humerus. It is important in swimming or throwing a punch.

This muscle has fibers that runs parallel to the midline over the abdominal girdle. It is known as the "six pack" muscle

Which is not a muscle of the abdominal girdle?

This muscle functions to flex and medially rotate the shoulder, abduct the arm, and extend and laterally rotate the arm.

This muscle is fan-shaped and covers the upper part of the chest. It works to adduct the arm.

These muscles are in between each rib and aid in moving the ribcage to force breathing.

These muscles are the primary movers of the spine. They are composite muscles consisting of three muscle columns.

This muscle is part of the posterior abdominal wall. It connects the iliac crest of the hip to the floating rib.

Muscles involving the arm have the this root word in their name:

The muscle deep to the bicep brachii that also works to flex the forearm is the:

This muscle has two origins on the arm and is seen as a bulge when the forearm is flexed.

This arm muscle inserts on the radius and has its origin on the humerus. It is a fairly weak muscle.

This arm muscles has three origins on the posterior of the arm and works to extend the forearm.

This muscle makes up most of the fleshy part of the buttock. Important muscle when climbing stairs or jumping

This muscle is important for steading the pelvis while walking. It runs from the lateral side of the ilium to the femur.

This group of muscles works to adduct the thighs together. They connect at the pelvis and the femur.

This fusion of two muscles act to keep the upper body from falling backward by connecting the lower vertebrae and hip to the femur.

This group of muscles on the anterior of the thigh work to extend the leg at the knee.

This group of muscles on the posterior of the thigh work to flex the leg at the knee.

A thin strap-like muscle that run all the way from the iliac crest of the hip to the tibia of the lower leg.

A superficial muscle that runs from the proximal end of the tibia to the tarsal bones. Inverts and dorsiflexes the foot

The curve of the calf (posterior of the lower leg) is caused by this superficial muscle. It connects the femur to the Achilles tendon

This muscle deep to the gastrocnemius connects the tibia and fibula to the Achilles tendon.

The muscle that extends the digits of the foot by connecting toes number 2 through 5 to the tibia and fibula.

The group of muscles on the lateral side of the lower leg that move to plantar flexion and evert the foot.