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Which muscle is the most lateral in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles?
Which muscle in the superficial layer has a long tendon and few muscle fibers?
Which muscle in the superficial layer is superficial to flexor digitorum profundus and median nerve?
Which muscle in the superficial layer may be absent?
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Which muscle is the most medial in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles?
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Which muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is described as having four dull tendons?
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Which muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is described as having a long tendon (1/2) and few muscle fibers (1/2)?
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Which muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is described as being most medial?
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Which muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is described as being most lateral?
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Which muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles may be absent?
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Study Notes
Forearm Muscles
- The most lateral muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is the brachioradialis.
- The muscle with a long tendon and few muscle fibers in the superficial layer is the palmaris longus.
- The muscle superficial to flexor digitorum profundus and median nerve in the superficial layer is the pronator teres.
- The muscle in the superficial layer that may be absent is the palmaris longus.
- The most medial muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles is the pronator teres.
- The muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles described as having four dull tendons is the flexor digitorum superficialis.
- The muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles described as having a long tendon (1/2) and few muscle fibers (1/2) is the palmaris longus.
- The muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles described as being most medial is the pronator teres.
- The muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles described as being most lateral is the brachioradialis.
- The muscle in the superficial layer of the forearm muscles that may be absent is the palmaris longus.
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Test your knowledge of the muscles of the front of the forearm with this quiz. Identify the muscles in the superficial and deep layers and their arrangement from lateral to medial.
