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Hand muscles
Fichas del conjunto (10)
- 1Abductor pollicis brevisIn the superficial layer on the anterior side of the hand. This muscle attaches to the outer side of the base of the proximal phalanx of the thumb; with the palm facing up, it pulls the thumb upward, away from the palm and the fingers.
- 2Flexor pollicis brevissuperficial layer on the anterior of the hand. This muscle attaches to the base of the proximal phalanx of the thumb; it flexes the thumb's metacarophalangeal joint.
- 3Flexor digiti minimi brevisSuperficial layer on the anterior of the hand. Muscle of the little finger; it flexes the little finger's metacarophalangeal joint.
- 4Abductor digiti minimiSuperficial layer of the anterior/posterior of the hand. Muscle that pulls the pinky away from the hand.
- 5Opponens pollicisDeep layer on the anterior of the hand. Opposer of the thumb; it attaches to the outer border of the thumb's metacarpal and pulls that metacarpal across the palm-in a movement called opposition.
- 6Adductor PollicisDeep layer on the anterior side of the hand. This muscle attaches to the proximal phalanx of the thumb and pulls the abducted(bent) thumb back in towards the palm.
- 7Opponens Digiti MinimiDeep layer of the anterior of the hand. Opposer of the little finger; it draws the metacarpal of the little finger towards the palm.
- 8Palmer interosseous musclesDeep layer on the anterior of the hand. Interosseous means between bones; these muscles lie in the gaps between the metacarpals. They adduct (bring together) the fingers.
- 9Abductor digiti minimiSuperficial layer of the posterior of the hand. This muscle on the pinky side is considered part of both the anterior and posterior.
- 10Dorsal interosseous musclesSuperficial layer and Deep Layer of the posterior of the hand.
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- Muscle System Fichas sobre Hand muscles, creado por deo555 el 27/06/2015.
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