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Shоulder Type in а letter frоm the аnswer bаnk belоw for each question. Never include a period, multiple letters, or anything except the letter upper or lower case does not matter. The rotator cuff muscle that contracts to cause shoulder abduction:[1] The only bony articulation of the shoulder complex to the axial skeleton: [2] This muscle acts as a shoulder flexor and elbow flexor: [3] When this part of this muscle contracts it causes shoulder abduction: [4] The bony articulation damaged in a shoulder separation: [5]   A-Infraspinatus      F-Latissimus dorsi                                     K-Anterior Deltoid                                                    P-Lower Trapezius                                  U-Radioulnar joint      B-Supraspinatus      G-Pectoralis major      L-Posterior Deltoid      Q-Glenohumeral joint      V-Talocrural joint C-Teres minor      H-Pectoralis minor      M-Lateral Deltoid      R-Sternoclavicular joint      W-Humerus D-Teres major      I-Biceps Brachii      N-Upper Trapezius      S-Acromioclavicular joint      X-Clavicle  

Shоulder Type in а letter frоm the аnswer bаnk belоw for each question. Never include a period, multiple letters, or anything except the letter upper or lower case does not matter. The rotator cuff muscle that contracts to cause shoulder abduction:[1] The only bony articulation of the shoulder complex to the axial skeleton: [2] This muscle acts as a shoulder flexor and elbow flexor: [3] When this part of this muscle contracts it causes shoulder abduction: [4] The bony articulation damaged in a shoulder separation: [5]   A-Infraspinatus      F-Latissimus dorsi                                     K-Anterior Deltoid                                                    P-Lower Trapezius                                  U-Radioulnar joint      B-Supraspinatus      G-Pectoralis major      L-Posterior Deltoid      Q-Glenohumeral joint      V-Talocrural joint C-Teres minor      H-Pectoralis minor      M-Lateral Deltoid      R-Sternoclavicular joint      W-Humerus D-Teres major      I-Biceps Brachii      N-Upper Trapezius      S-Acromioclavicular joint      X-Clavicle  

Shоulder Type in а letter frоm the аnswer bаnk belоw for each question. Never include a period, multiple letters, or anything except the letter upper or lower case does not matter. The rotator cuff muscle that contracts to cause shoulder abduction:[1] The only bony articulation of the shoulder complex to the axial skeleton: [2] This muscle acts as a shoulder flexor and elbow flexor: [3] When this part of this muscle contracts it causes shoulder abduction: [4] The bony articulation damaged in a shoulder separation: [5]   A-Infraspinatus      F-Latissimus dorsi                                     K-Anterior Deltoid                                                    P-Lower Trapezius                                  U-Radioulnar joint      B-Supraspinatus      G-Pectoralis major      L-Posterior Deltoid      Q-Glenohumeral joint      V-Talocrural joint C-Teres minor      H-Pectoralis minor      M-Lateral Deltoid      R-Sternoclavicular joint      W-Humerus D-Teres major      I-Biceps Brachii      N-Upper Trapezius      S-Acromioclavicular joint      X-Clavicle  

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