Which muscle is called the "tea drinker's muscle" because it extends the little finger when raising a teacup?
A) Extensor indicus
B) Extensor carpi ulnaris
C) Extensor digiti minimi
D) Extensor pollicis longus
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Q148: Which muscle is a synergist to iliopsoas?
A)
Q149: Which muscle extends the index finger?
A) Palmaris
Q150: Which muscle flexes the hip?
A) Psoas major
B)
Q151: Which muscle is the largest lateral rotator
Q152: Which muscle originates on the posterior sacrum,
Q154: Which area is located on the lateral
Q155: Approximately 15% of the population has part
Q156: Which area is located on the medial
Q157: What is the origin of piriformis?
A) Ischial
Q158: Which muscle is synergistic to the piriformis?
A)
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