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    This document discusses the major muscle groups involved in movement of the upper and lower limbs. It describes 5 groups of muscles that move the upper limb: 1) muscles that move the pectoral girdle, 2) muscles that move the shoulder joint, 3) muscles that move the elbow joint, 4) muscles that move the wrist and fingers, and 5) intrinsic hand muscles. For the lower limb, it outlines muscles that move the hip joint, knee joint, foot, and intrinsic foot muscles. Details are provided on specific muscles in each group, including their origins, insertions and functions.

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    This document discusses the major muscle groups involved in movement of the upper and lower limbs. It describes 5 groups of muscles that move the upper limb: 1) muscles that move the pectoral girdle, 2) muscles that move the shoulder joint, 3) muscles that move the elbow joint, 4) muscles that move the wrist and fingers, and 5) intrinsic hand muscles. For the lower limb, it outlines muscles that move the hip joint, knee joint, foot, and intrinsic foot muscles. Details are provided on specific muscles in each group, including their origins, insertions and functions.

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    Appendicular Skeleton

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    MukhammadDema
    This document discusses the major muscle groups involved in movement of the upper and lower limbs. It describes 5 groups of muscles that move the upper limb: 1) muscles that move the pectoral girdle, 2) muscles that move the shoulder joint, 3) muscles that move the elbow joint, 4) muscles that move the wrist and fingers, and 5) intrinsic hand muscles. For the lower limb, it outlines muscles that move the hip joint, knee joint, foot, and intrinsic foot muscles. Details are provided on specific muscles in each group, including their origins, insertions and functions.

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    D E M A P R A K A S A

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    APPENDICULAR MUSCLES
    • Muscles that move the pectoral girdle and upper
    limbs are organized into specific groups:
    – (1) muscles that move the pectoral girdle;
    – (2) muscles that move the glenohumeral joint/arm;
    – (3) arm and forearm muscles that move the elbow
    joint/forearm;
    – (4) forearm muscles that move the wrist joint, hand,
    and fingers; and
    – (5) intrinsic muscles of the hand. Some of these
    muscles are superficial, and others are deep
    Thoracic Muscles That Move the
    Pectoral Girdle
    Thoracic Muscles That Move the Pectoral Girdle
    (anterior muscles)
    Thoracic Muscles That Move the Pectoral Girdle
    (anterior muscles)
    MOVEMENTS OF SCAPULA
    Muscles That Move the Glenohumeral
    Joint/Arm
    Muscles That Move the Glenohumeral Joint/Arm
    Thoracic Muscles That Move the Gleno Humeral Joint
    Thoracic Muscles That Move the Gleno Humeral Joint
    Muscles That Move the Glenohumeral Joint/Arm
    MUSCLES THAT MOVE FOREARM
    MUSCLES THAT MOVE HAND &
    FINGERS
    INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF THE HAND
    LOWER LIMB MUSCLES
    • Muscles that move Hip Joint
    • Muscles that move Knee Joint
    • Muscles that move foot
    • Foot Intrinsic muscles
    HIP JOINT FLEXION MUSCLES
    HIP JOINT ADDUCTION MUSCLES
    HIP JOINT ABDUCTION MUSCLES
    GLUTEAL MUSCLES
    MUSCLES THAT MOVE KNEE JOINT
    MUSCLES THAT MOVE FOOT
    LEG MUSCLES (ANTERIOR PART)
    LEG MUSCLES (LATERAL PART)
    LEG MUSCLES (POSTERIOR PART)
    INTRINSIC MUSCLES OF FOOT

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