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| Q. |
Choose the odd muscle out as regards insertion/origin: |
| A. | supraspinatus |
| B. | subscapularis |
| C. | biceps |
| D. | teres minor |
| E. | deltoid |
| Answer» E. deltoid | |
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Ahmed Al Jamal
2 years ago
Why
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Wina Agomate
2 years ago
Because it originates from the inferior aspect of the lateral part of the clavicle
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Emmanuel Oluwatuase
2 years ago
Every option has an origin or insertion from the humerus apart from biceps brachii, which has its log head from the supraglenoid tubercule of the scapula and short head from the coracoid process of the scapula and its insertion is at the radial tuberosity, so i has nothing to do with the humerus bone
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Frances
2 months ago
The answer should be biceps.
All the other muscles have their origin from the scapula and intersects into the humerus, but the biceps originates from the scapula and intersects into the radius.
All the other muscles have their origin from the scapula and intersects into the humerus, but the biceps originates from the scapula and intersects into the radius.
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