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8. Look over your map carefully and find an area where the topography changes. Using a 5-inch- wide sheet of scrap paper, make tick marks along the contour lines and write in the elevations in this area. This will give you the information you need to create a topographic profile. You may need to complete the lab in this unit before you attempt to create a profile here so you can gain a better understanding for drawing a topographic profile. Once you have the information you need, draw a topographic profile of your area on the grid below..

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7. Using terms from the key on the right, correctly identify all muxelas provided with leader lines in the illastration. Ko a. Hiceps bractiin b. trachialis c. Brachioradialis d. ettenvor campi radialis longhas 6. fleror carpi radialn f. Aexor cuepi tulnaris f. Ilewor digiturum superficialis h. palmaris lengas 1. pronater teres *. Une the key prowided in question 7 to identify the mucles describod below. (Sarne ehoices from the key will be used morn once) 1. Aexes and supinates the fornarm 6. fieces the band and middle phalanges: 2. muscle located in the postenor curpartment of the forcarm 7. prouses the forearm 1. forcarm fletani: no role in supination (two museles) 8. Hexes and abducts the haed 4. masele located medial to the palmaris loeges 9. ertends and abducts the hand 5. Aexer and abducts the hand 10. Aat mucle that is a weak hand flexor skin of the palmMuscles of the Lower Limb 9. Using the temis from the key on the right, correctly identify all muscles provided with leader lines in the ilisitration betn Key: a. adductor longas b. extensor digitoruns longus e. Gibularis longes 4. gastrocbemus c. rectas femoeris f. sartorius g. 3eltus h. Aetsor facie lata 1. vastus latceralis j. vates medialis. 10. Use the key terms in queition 9 ta fespeed to the deicripticai below. 1. "aiter's muscle" 5. peiterior cueparanent museles that eatie plactar fiesion of the foon (1wo muscles) 2. Interal compartincit music that plastar flexes: 6. adduets the thigh, as uhen suschns at atd everts the foed ancaticen 3. ahdocts the thigh to take be " in caie" ance 7. exteade the bes 4. exiends leg and stabyres kne (fino muncles) 8. exends leg and flenes thighgeneral Review: Muscle Recognition 11. Identify each lettered musele in the illustration of the haman anterior supcricial mesculanure by matching its letrer with or following moscie names: 1. addoctor longes 2. biceps brechii 3. brochiotadialis 4. dehoid 5. evenser tigitoram longur 6. exierral oblique 7. fibuliris longas 8. fexor carpi radialio 9. fexor curpi ulnars 10. frontel belly of cpicranius 11. gastrocnemilab 12. gracilis: 13. Hhopioat 14. intertostals 15. internal oblique 16. masicter 17. otbicularis eculi 18. atbacularis oris 19. palmarns loojus 20. pestineus 21. pectoralis major 22. pectorala minor 23. plarysma 24. pronator tetei 25. roctus abdominis 26. rectus femaris 27. sartotus 28. serratus anterior 33. uenuer tascue lus 33. vatus latenls 29. soleus 14. tbialis anterior 19. vinis mithials 30. sternocledomastoid 35. trancerus ahbienis 40. aygonaicus 31. siemohyoid 36. traperias 32. temporalis 37. tricepi trachilthe Solowire meste mames: 1. Modoter ragnes 2. biceptionolis 3. beictiatis 4. brachionatalis 5. delinal 6. exlenke carpi tadialis Songar 7. cuspaver carpi ulsarib. x calenoor dipisotumi 9. extenal oblique 10. fccker carpe uluant 11. Zealrocnemias -12. Dhecus itiasian? 13. gluers medie 14 eractin 15. iliotitial inact (irendon) 16. intaiginum 17. Ihtivimer dant 18. oscipial belly of or ered.

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