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A comprehensive set of 131 questions and answers related to muscle anatomy in the context of stott pilates. It covers various aspects of muscle origins, insertions, functions, and their relevance to human movement and posture. The questions are designed to test knowledge of muscle anatomy and its application in exercise and rehabilitation.
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STOTT PILATES MUSCLE ANATOMY EXAM 2025 |131 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE SOLUTIONS
Right external oblique and left internal oblique Left external oblique and right internal oblique Both external obliques Both internal obliques
humeroradia l coxofemoral femorotibial talocrural
It retracts the scapula towards the spine. It protracts the scapula and holds it against the thoracic wall. It elevates the scapula during shoulder shrug.
It stabilizes the hip joint.
A. Flattening of physiological curvatures of the spine B. Deepening of thoracic kyphosis C. Deepening of lumbar lordosis D. Answers B and C are correct
They provide flexibility for the neck. They support the weight of the upper body and allow for bending and twisting. They are primarily responsible for shoulder movement. They protect the heart and lungs.
Sartorius Long head of the biceps femoris Gluteus minimus Iliopsoas Rectus femoris
insertion point on the medial border of the scapula in relation to its function. It allows for shoulder flexion. It facilitates scapular retraction and elevation. It aids in shoulder abduction. It supports the rotation of the humerus.
ASIS and the pubic symphysis Greater trochanter and lesser trochanter Iliac crest and sacrum Lumbosacral joint and ischial tuberosity
Posterior tilt in pelvis Anterior tilt in pelvis Neutral tilt in pelvis Lateral tilt in pelvis