Muscles and Bones Anatomy Quiz

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Where is the Gracilis major muscle located?

Small but thick muscle found anterior to the vastus externus and medial to the rectus femoris

What motion does the Gracilis major muscle primarily perform?

Draws the hindlimb forward; extends the leg

What is the relationship of the Gracilis major muscle to the semimembranosus?

Anterior to it

In which part of the body can the Gracilis major muscle be found?

Distal end of the femur

What action does the Gracilis major muscle perform at the knee?

Flexes the knee

Which muscle is located immediately anterior to the Gracilis major muscle?

Peroneus

What is the function of the Gracilis major muscle?

Flexor of the foot

Where is the Gracilis major muscle attached?

Posterior surface of the tibiofibula

Which muscle is considered the most anterior muscle of the shank?

Tibialis anticus

Where does the Gracilis major muscle split into two slips distally?

Proximal end of the femur

What does the Triceps brachii muscle mainly do?

Extends the forearm

Which muscle is a thick muscle that passes obliquely ventral to the lateral portion of the sternoradialis?

Scapulohumeralis (Deltoid)

What is the action of Gracilis major muscle?

Adducts the thigh; flexes the shank

Which muscle is situated posterior to Gracilis major?

Adductor magnus

How is Gracilis major different from Gracilis minor?

Gracilis major adducts the thigh; flexes the shank, while Gracilis minor flexes the leg; extends the shank

How can one identify Gracilis major in relation to other muscles?

By observing white tissues (fascia) surrounding its belly

Where does Gracilis minor originate from?

Ischium

What is a distinguishing feature of Semitendinosus muscle?

Deep muscle located anterior to Gastrocnemius

Test your knowledge on the anatomy of muscles and bones in the human body. Identify the location and functions of various muscles such as rectus femoris, vastus externus, and biceps femoris, along with bones like the ilium, tibia, and femur.

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