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Questions Shoulder Girdle Rotator Cuff

The following muscles are part of the rotator cuff muscles1 Supraspinatus

2 Teres Major

3 Infraspinatus

4 Deltoid

5 Subclavius

The following muscles are part of the rotator cuff muscles1 Supraspinatus T

2 Teres Major F

3 Infraspinatus T

4 Deltoid F

5 Subclavius F

The subscapularis muscle is innervated by 1 Upper subscapular nerve

2 Anterior subscapular nerve

3 Suprascapular nerve

4 Lower subscapular nerve

5 Infrascapular nerve

The subscapularis muscle is innervated by 1 Upper subscapular nerve T

2 Anterior subscapular nerve F

3 Suprascapular nerve F

4 Lower subscapular nerve T

5 Infrascapular nerve F

The subscapularis muscle arises from the subscapular fossa on the ventral surface of the scapula. It is innervated by the upper and lower subscapular nerves. The suprascapular nerve supplies the supraspinatus and infraspinatus muscles. The anterior subscapular and infrascapular nerves do not exist

The supraspinatus muscle1 Internally rotates the arm

2 Externally rotates the arm

3 Abducts the arm

4 Extends the arm

5 Flexes the arm

The supraspinatus muscle1 Internally rotates the arm F

2 Externally rotates the arm F

3 Abducts the arm T

4 Extends the arm F

5 Flexes the arm F

The suprapinatus muscle abducts the arm.

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm

2 Externally rotates the arm

3 Abducts the arm

4 Extends the arm

5 Flexes the arm

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm T

2 Externally rotates the arm F

3 Abducts the arm F

4 Extends the arm F

5 Flexes the arm F

The subscapularis muscle arises from the subscapular fossa on the ventral surface of the scapula. It internally rotates the arm.

This muscle is called the 1 Teres Major

2 Teres Minor

3 Subscapularis

4 Supraspinatus

5 Infraspinatus

This muscle is called the 1 Teres Major F

2 Teres Minor T

3 Subscapularis F

4 Supraspinatus F

5 Infraspinatus F

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve

2 Anterior subscapular nerve

3 Suprascapular nerve

4 Lower subscapular nerve

5 Axillary nerve

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve T

2 Anterior subscapular nerve F

3 Suprascapular nerve F

4 Lower subscapular nerve T

5 Axillary nerve F

This is Subscapularis, it is supplied by the upper and lower subscapular nerves.

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve

2 Anterior subscapular nerve

3 Suprascapular nerve

4 Lower subscapular nerve

5 Infrascapular nerve

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve F

2 Anterior subscapular nerve F

3 Suprascapular nerve T

4 Lower subscapular nerve F

5 Infrascapular nerve F

This is supraspinatus which is innervated by the suprascapular nerve

This muscle is called the 1 Teres major

2 Pectoralis major

3 Subscapularis

4 Supraspinatus

5 Infraspinatus

This muscle is called the 1 Teres major F

2 Pectoralis major F

3 Subscapularis F

4 Supraspinatus F

5 Infraspinatus T

This muscle is called the 1 Teres Major

2 Teres MInor

3 Subscapularis

4 Supraspinatus

5 Infraspinatus

This muscle is called the 1 Teres Major F

2 Teres MInor F

3 Subscapularis T

4 Supraspinatus F

5 Infraspinatus F

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve

2 Anterior subscapular nerve

3 Suprascapular nerve

4 Lower subscapular nerve

5 Infrascapular nerve

This is infraspinatus it is innervated by the suprascapular nerve

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve F

2 Anterior subscapular nerve F

3 Suprascapular nerve T

4 Lower subscapular nerve F

5 Infrascapular nerve F

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm

2 Externally rotates the arm

3 Abducts the arm

4 Extends the arm

5 Flexes the arm

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm F

2 Externally rotates the arm T

3 Abducts the arm F

4 Extends the arm F

5 Flexes the arm F

This is teres minor, it externally rotates the arm

This muscle is called the 1 Teres major

2 Pectoralis major

3 Subscapularis

4 Supraspinatus

5 Infraspinatus

This muscle is called the 1 Teres major F

2 Pectoralis major F

3 Subscapularis F

4 Supraspinatus T

5 Infraspinatus F

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve

2 Anterior subscapular nerve

3 Suprascapular nerve

4 Lower subscapular nerve

5 Axillary nerve

This muscle is innervated by the 1 Upper subscapular nerve F

2 Anterior subscapular nerve F

3 Suprascapular nerve F

4 Lower subscapular nerve F

5 Axillary nerve T

This is Teres Minor it is supplied by the axillary nerve. Teres Major is supplied by the lower subscapular nerve.

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm

2 Externally rotates the arm

3 Abducts the arm

4 Extends the arm

5 Flexes the arm

This is Infraspinatus. It externally rotates the arm.

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm F

2 Externally rotates the arm T

3 Abducts the arm F

4 Extends the arm F

5 Flexes the arm F

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm

2 Externally rotates the arm

3 Abducts the arm

4 Extends the arm

5 Flexes the arm

This muscle1 Internally rotates the arm T

2 Externally rotates the arm F

3 Abducts the arm F

4 Extends the arm F

5 Flexes the arm F

This is Subscapularis, it internally rotates and adducts the arm.

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