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7.       Muscle analysis chart · Elbow and radioulnar joints Fill in the muscle analysis chart by...

7.       Muscle analysis chart · Elbow and radioulnar joints

Fill in the muscle analysis chart by listing the muscles primarily involved in each movement.

Flexion

Extension

Pronation

Supination
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