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Serratus anterior retract scapula.
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47%
True.
53%
False.
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Pectoralis major flex upper limp.
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81%
True.
19%
False.
The pectoral region is located on the posterior chest wall.
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24%
True.
76%
False.
Pectoralis minor is originated from clavicular head and sternocostal head.
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19%
True.
81%
False.
The pectoralis minor lies underneath the pectoralis major.
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85%
True.
15%
False.
The mucsle that anchors the clavicle during movement of shoulder:
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14%
Pectoralis major
9%
Pectoralis minor
77%
Subclavius
Serratus anterior is supplied by:
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6%
Nerve to subclavius
86%
Long thoracic nerve
8%
Axillary nerve
This muscle is considered a muscle of the superficial layer of posterior axio-apendicular muscles.
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83%
True.
17%
False.