Major muscle that lies over the ribs

Abducts the upper arm at the shoulder

Found on the Dorsal surface of the leg

Circular muscles that allow passage of substances

Medical term for the calf muscle

Main muscle of the lower back

Main muscle of the upper back

Found in the arm

Muscle is Partially contracted, ready to act

Muscle becomes shorter and thicker

Lactic Acid accumulates in the muscle, losing its ability to contract is known as

What type of muscle is voluntary?

Forms the walls of the heart

Muscles are responsible for producing MOST of our..............

In the thoracic cavity, above the stomach and responsible for breathing

Muscle characteristic where it goes back to its original shape

Which one would cause "oxygen debt", or shortness of breath?

You should do this every morning to increase extensibility of your muscles

A swimmer injures her shoulder during a race. What is the FIRST thing she should do?

What is one way you can prevent muscle atrophy in your legs?

A dancer with ankle pain & swelling with bruising would most likely have

Bleeding inside the muscle due to overuse would MOST likely be

Inflammation of a tendon in the shoulder or elbow would be

Waking up at night with severe calf pain would MOST likely be

If we don't exercise our muscles become weak and flaccid, causing them to

A person who lifts weights overuses their muscles which causes them to enlarge or

Someone with myalgia would say their muscles

If the heart is "quivering", what characteristic is this?

Leg cramps at night could be a result of a low potassium level. What would be an easy cure for this?

Sustained muscle contraction, usually caused by overuse of the muscle

Continuous muscle spasms

A disconnect between nerve and muscle, the impulse can't get through. (like a road block)

Muscle in the upper arm

The correct name for "Wry" neck, caused by inflammation of the trapezius and/or sternocleidomastoid muscles. Very painful!

Abduction

Adduction

The Frontalis muscle is located

Cardiac muscle is located in the