Limb Agonists Flashcards by Danielle Groenendijk | Brainscape

Q

Forelimb retraction

A

-latissimus dorsi
-deep pectorals

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Forelimb protraction

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-brachiocephalicus
-omotransversarius

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scapula elevation

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-trapezius

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scapula depression

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-serratus ventralis

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forelimb adduction

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-deep pectoralis
-superficial pectoralis

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forelimb abduction

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-trapezius

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shoulder extension

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-biceps brachii

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shoulder flexion

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-triceps brachii

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medial collateral ‘ligaments’ of the shoulder

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-subscapularis
-coracobracialis

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lateral collateral ‘ligaments’ of the shoulder

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-supraspinatus
-infraspinatus

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scapular rotation

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-trapezius

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medial shoulder rotation

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-teres major

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lateral shoulder rotation

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-teres minor

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elbow extension

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-triceps brachii

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elbow flexion

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-biceps brachii

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carpus extension

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-extensor carpi radialis

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carpus flexion

A

-flexor carpi ulnaris

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digitial extension

A

-common digital extensor

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digitial flexion

A

-deep digital flexor

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forepaw abduction

A

-ulnaris lateralis
-abductor pollicis longus

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pronation of forepaw

A

-protator teres and quadratus

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supination of forepaw

A

-supinator
-brachioradialis

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hip extension

A

-biceps femoris

Q

hip flexion

A

-iliopsoas

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abduction

A

-middle gluteal
-biceps femoris

Q

adduction

A

-adductors

Q

internal rotation

A

-middle gluteal

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lateral rotation

A

-small pelvic association

Q

stifle extension

A

-quadriceps

Q

stifle flexion

A

-hamstrings and biceps femoris (both counteract tibial rotation)

Q

tarsal extension

A

-gastrocnemius

Q

tarsal flexion

A

-fibularis longis
-cranial tibial

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digital extension

A

-long digital extensor

Q

digital flexion

A

-digital flexors