When Opposing the Thumb,which Muscle Is Active

question 44

Multiple Choice

When opposing the thumb,which muscle is active?

• A)flexor pollicis longus.
• B)abductor pollicis longus.
• C)flexor digitorum profundus.
• D)flexor carpi radialis.
• E)pronator teres.

Identify genetic disorders and their causes.

Understand the mechanisms of genetic expression and the role of the epigenome.

Explain the developmental processes and adaptations of the nervous system.

Recognize the role of genetics in determining physical and psychological traits.

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