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Muscular system, front view (Easy)

Thu, 07 May 2020 08:11:53 GMT

Locate each of the muscles of the human body in the game. Drag and drop the pieces of this game in the right place.

On mobile you can zoom in or out of the game and adjust the size to the screen of your device. You can also tap on the game and drag to center it.

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Muscular system, front view (Easy)

didactalia — Wed, 14 Dec 2016 17:01:22 GMT

Do you know what is the name of each muscle shown on the human body picture? Test yourself with this interactive game, you have to choose the right answer from a list of several options.

Zoom in or zoom out the image in order to adjust it to the size of your desktop’s device. You also can click on it and drag to centre the image.

Tags: orbicular del ojo, cigomático, orbicular de la boca, masetero, esternocleidomastoideo, deltoides, pectoral mayor, serratos, biceps braquial, braquial anterior, pronador redondo, flexor común de los dedos, cubital anterior, palmar largo, braquiorradial, oblicuo mayor del abdomen, gran recto del abdomen, supinador, tensor de la fascia lata, psoas-ilíaco, psoas mayor, ilíaco, sartorio, pectíneo, aductor, cuádriceps femoral, recto femoral, recto anterior, vasto medial o vasto interno, vasto lateral, vasto externo, vasto intermedio, crural, grácil, recto interno, tibial, peroneo largo, peroneo corto, sóleo, extensor de los dedos del pie, músculos del cuerpo, vista de frente, músculo, sistema muscular, aparato locomotor, músculos para primaria, cuerpo humano

Muscular system, front view (Normal)

didactalia — Wed, 14 Dec 2016 16:55:55 GMT

Do you know what is the name of each muscle shown on the human body picture? Test yourself with this interactive game, you have to choose the right answer from a list of several options.

Zoom in or zoom out the image in order to adjust it to the size of your desktop’s device. You also can click on it and drag to centre the image.

Tags: frontal, orbicular del ojo, cigomático, orbicular de la boca, masetero, esternocleidomastoideo, deltoides, pectoral mayor, serratos, biceps braquial, braquial anterior, pronador redondo, flexor común de los dedos, cubital anterior, palmar largo, braquiorradial, oblicuo mayor del abdomen, gran recto del abdomen, supinador, tensor de la fascia lata, psoas-ilíaco, psoas mayor, ilíaco, sartorio, pectíneo, aductor, cuádriceps femoral, recto femoral, recto anterior, vasto medial o vasto interno, vasto lateral, vasto externo, vasto intermedio, crural, grácil, recto interno, tibial, peroneo largo, peroneo corto, sóleo, extensor de los dedos del pie, músculos del cuerpo, vista de frente, músculo, sistema muscular, aparato locomotor, músculos para secundaria, cuerpo humano

Muscular system, front view (Normal)

didactalia — Wed, 14 Dec 2016 16:59:19 GMT

Would you know how to locate on the picture each anathomical item which you have been asked for? You have to point out each exact location on the map.

Zoom in or zoom out the image in order to adjust it to the size of your desktop’s device. You also can click on it and drag to centre the image.

Tags: frontal, orbicular del ojo, cigomático, orbicular de la boca, masetero, esternocleidomastoideo, deltoides, pectoral mayor, serratos, biceps braquial, braquial anterior, pronador redondo, flexor común de los dedos, cubital anterior, palmar largo, braquiorradial, oblicuo mayor del abdomen, gran recto del abdomen, supinador, tensor de la fascia lata, psoas-ilíaco, psoas mayor, ilíaco, sartorio, pectíneo, aductor, cuádriceps femoral, recto femoral, recto anterior, vasto medial o vasto interno, vasto lateral, vasto externo, vasto intermedio, crural, grácil, recto interno, tibial, peroneo largo, peroneo corto, sóleo, extensor de los dedos del pie, músculos del cuerpo, vista de frente, músculo, sistema muscular, aparato locomotor, músculos para secundaria

Muscular system, front view (Easy)

didactalia — Wed, 14 Dec 2016 16:59:21 GMT

Would you know how to locate on the picture each muscle which you have been asked for? You have to point out each exact location on the human body picture.

Zoom in or zoom out the image in order to adjust it to the size of your desktop’s device. You also can click on it and drag to centre the image.

Tags: frontal, orbicular del ojo, cigomático, orbicular de la boca, masetero, esternocleidomastoideo, deltoides, pectoral mayor, serratos, biceps braquial, braquial anterior, pronador redondo, flexor común de los dedos, cubital anterior, palmar largo, braquiorradial, oblicuo mayor del abdomen, gran recto del abdomen, supinador, tensor de la fascia lata, psoas-ilíaco, psoas mayor, ilíaco, sartorio, pectíneo, aductor, cuádriceps femoral, recto femoral, recto anterior, vasto medial o vasto interno, vasto lateral, vasto externo, vasto intermedio, crural, grácil, recto interno, tibial, peroneo largo, peroneo corto, sóleo, extensor de los dedos del pie, músculos del cuerpo, vista de frente, músculo, sistema muscular, aparato locomotor, músculos para primaria, juego, cuerpo humano