1. On which side of the humeroulnar joint must a flexor cross? 2. What is a musc

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1. On which side of the humeroulnar joint must a flexor cross? 2. What is a muscle called when it crosses an articulation on the medial side? 3. What is a muscle called when it crosses the posterior side of the tibiotalar joint? 4. What is a muscle called when it crosses the plantar surface of the metatarsophalangeal joints? 5. What is a muscle called when it crosses the glenohumeral 6. What is a muscle called when it crosses the medial side of the radiocarpal joint? 7. What is a muscle called when it crosses the posterior side of the femorotibial joint? 8. What is a muscle called when it crosses the lateral side of the subtalar join? 9. What axis of movement will a muscle cause movement around at a joint when it crosses the joint in a diagonal fashion? 10. What is a muscle called when it crosses the anterior side of the tibiotalar , what is a muscle called when crosses the cervical vertebrae 12. To cause extension at the femorotibial joint, on which side 13. To cause extension at the metacarpophalangeal joints, orn 14. To generate inversion, on what side of the subtalar joints 15. Ifa muscle crosses the lumbar vertebrae in an oblique 16. If a muscle crosses the iliofemoral joint in an oblique 17. If a muscle is the smallest of 3 muscles that cross the 18. If a muscle crosses the posterior side of the interphalangeal 19. On what side of the 20. For supination to occur at the radioulnar joint, what must on the right side? of the joint must the muscle cross? what side of the joints must the muscle cross? must a muscle cross? fashion, what plane of movement will it create? fashion, what can you call that muscle? liofemoral joint on the posterior side, what can it be called? joints, what can it be called? musele cross in order to extend the toes? the line of pull of a musele look like? joints must a

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1.posterior. Because of humeroulnar joint has a function of flexion, the flexor cross must on posterior to allow flexion of elbow.

2.Required more information regarding site

3.Soleus muscle that crosses the tibiotalar joint joints with the help of calcaneofubular ligament.

4. interossei plantares

5.Deltoid muscle that originate from the anterior border and upper surface of the lateral third of clavicle, acromion, spine of the scapula. Inserted into the deltoid tuberosity of humerus.

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