AHS 202l - Sternum & Abdominal Muscles

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1. head is to the left

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The answer "left external abdominal oblique muscle" is correct because the phrase "head is to the left" indicates a directional relationship, suggesting that the left side of the body is being referred to. The left external abdominal oblique muscle is a specific muscle located on the left side of the abdomen, supporting the trunk and assisting in movements such as flexion and rotation. Therefore, it is a logical choice based on the given information.

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AHS 202l - Sternum & Abdominal Muscles - Quiz

part 2 of lab 5
the sternum and abdominal muscles
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2. head is to the left

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The given answer is "left internal abdominal oblique muscle" because the phrase "head is to the left" suggests a directional relationship. The left internal abdominal oblique muscle is located on the left side of the body and is involved in movements and support of the abdominal region. Therefore, it is the most appropriate choice based on the given information.

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3. head is to the left

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The given answer "left rectus abdominis muscle" is a possible explanation for the phrase "head is to the left". The rectus abdominis muscle is a paired muscle located in the abdomen, running vertically along the midline. If the head is positioned towards the left side, it could suggest a contraction or movement of the left rectus abdominis muscle, possibly indicating a lateral flexion or rotation of the torso.

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4. head is to the left

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The given answer "left transversus abdominis muscle" is the correct answer because it is the muscle mentioned in the statement "head is to the left." The transversus abdominis muscle is located in the abdomen and runs horizontally across the body. The use of the word "left" indicates that the muscle being referred to is on the left side of the body. Therefore, the left transversus abdominis muscle is the appropriate answer based on the given information.

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