Answer:
The pectoralis major is the muscle responsible for pulling the arm forward (felxion) and across chest (adduction) and rotating medially.
Explanation:
A fan-shaped muscle this muscle, present under the breast and in the chest of human body is known as the pectoralis major. The term pectoralis is derived from a Latin word pectus, meaning- breast.
The main function of the muscle pectoralis major is the flexion (pull arm forward) , adduction (pull arm across chest) and internal rotation of the humerus.
Answer:
Call
Explanation:
Call in and let administration or the office know so they have time and you can be replaced
Scapula
shoulder
Image: Scapula
Spine (of the scapula)
high ridge
Image: Spine (of the scapula)
Acromion (of the scapula)
large flattened head on the end of the spine
Image: Acromion (of the scapula)
Glenoid cavity (of the scapula)
shoulder socket
Image: Glenoid cavity (of the scapula)
Clavicle
collerbone
Image: Clavicle
Humerus
Upper arm bone
Image: Humerus
Head of the Humerus
Proximal end
Image: Head of the Humerus
Greater tubercle (of the humerus)
Large rough portion opposite head
Answer: Allows air to get back into the blood and into the brain
Explanation: You get their heart to beat, which quickly distributes blood throughout the body, making them alive again
Digestive system.
It would affect the digestive system because gallstones form in the binary tract, which are ducts leading from the liver to the small intestine.
