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    Human Anatomy & Physiology: Muscles
    Human Anatomy & Physiology: Muscles
    Human Anatomy & Physiology: Muscles
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    Human Anatomy & Physiology: Muscles

    By Dr. Evan S. Fiedler

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    This creative study guide describes the physiology of over 75 of the most common muscles in the human body in the context of stories written by students. In addition, there is a list at the end of each story describing the origin (from) and insertion (to) of the muscles with links to images.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDr. Evan S. Fiedler
    Release dateApr 22, 2013
    ISBN9781301785124
    Human Anatomy & Physiology: Muscles
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    Dr. Evan S. Fiedler

    Writing, editing and publishing started out as a hobby. After qualifying for Boston and placing in the 5k, 8k, 10k, half and full marathon age groups the intent was to focus on running/exercise. Now, the releases include published students' work (both educational and inspirational), 100 years of baseball history in 4 volumes (written with J.B. Scott), creative comics communicating a moral theme (arranged with R. Overton) and I recommend Sister Surrendered by Darla M. Grese (after working as the lead editor of this tragic biography). The fitness books take into account and build upon your existing and long term potential. Thank you for checking out the site and publications. Website: http://evanfiedler.wix.com/running-today

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      Human Anatomy & Physiology - Dr. Evan S. Fiedler

      Human Anatomy and Physiology: Muscles

      Study Guide for Students by Students

      College of The Albemarle Students and Dr. Evan S. Fiedler

      Smashwords Edition

      Introduction

      This creative study guide describes the physiology of over 75 of the most common muscles in the human body in the context of stories written by students. In addition, there is a list at the end of each story describing the origin (from) and insertion (to) of the muscles with links to images.

      Fan Face

      Buccinator

      Frontalis

      Occipitalis

      Orbicularis Oculi

      Orbicularis Oris

      Smile It’s not the End of the World

      Levator Labii Superioris

      Mentalis

      Platysma

      Risorius

      Zygomaticus Major

      Sweepstake #5

      Transverse Abdominis

      External Intercostals

      Internal Intercostals

      Diaphragm

      Spinalis

      The Escape

      External Oblique

      Rectus Abdominis

      Rhomboideus Major/Rhomboideus Minor

      Serratus Anterior

      Trapezius

      Halloween Candy

      Depressor Labii Inferioris

      Lateral Pterygoid

      Masseter

      Medial Pterygoid

      Temporalis

      Marvelous Morning Muscles

      Infraspinatus

      Latissimus Dorsi

      Levator Scapulae

      Pectoralis Minor

      Teres Major

      Game Time

      Abductor Pollicis Longus

      Extensor Indicis

      Extensor Pollicis Longus

      Gluteus Maximus

      Gluteus Medius

      Killer Muscles

      Pectineus

      Adductor Longus

      Adductor Brevis

      Adductor Magnus

      Gracilis

      Worst Practice Ever

      Biceps Brachii

      Brachialis

      Coracobrachialis

      Iliocostalis Lumborum

      Longissimus Thoracis

      The Price to Pay

      Anconeus

      Brachioradialis

      Pronator Quadratus

      Pronator Teres

      Triceps Brachii

      Cheerleading Camp

      Longissimus Capitis

      Omohyoid

      Semispinalis Capitis

      Splenius Capitis

      Sternocleidomastoid

      Nothing Butt a Good Time

      Flexor Carpi Radialis

      Flexor Carpi Ulnaris

      Flexor Digitorum Profundus

      Flexor Digitorum Superficialis

      Supinator

      Thumb Wrestling in the South Pacific

      Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus

      Extensor Carpi Ulnaris

      Extensor Digitorum

      Extensor Pollicis Brevis

      Palmaris Longus

      Remembering Johnny

      Infraspinatus

      Teres Major

      Latissimus Dorsi

      Levator Scapulae

      Pectoralis Minor

      Tryouts

      Deltoid

      Pectoralis Major

      Semispinalis Capitis

      Splenius Capitis

      Sternohyoid

      Everyday Muscles

      Longissimus Cervicis

      Omohyoid

      Semispinalis Capitis

      Splenius Capitis

      Sternocleidomastoid

      The Orthodontist

      Depressor Labii Inferioris

      Temporalis

      Masseter

      Medial Pterygoid

      Lateral Pterygoid

      A Day at the Salon

      Buccinator

      Frontalis

      Occipitalis

      Orbicularis Oculi

      Orbicularis Oris

      Playtime?

      Levator Labii Superioris

      Mentalis

      Platysma

      Risorius

      Zygomaticus Major

      On the Mound

      Infraspinatus

      Teres Major

      Latissimus Dorsi

      Levator Scapulae

      Pectoralis Minor

      The Fallen Warrior

      Rectus Femoris

      Sartorius

      Vastus Intermedius

      Vastus Lateralis

      Vastus Medialis

      Code Black

      Biceps Femoris

      Extensor Digitorum Longus

      Gastrocnemius

      Semimembranosus

      Semitendinosus

      Soleus

      Tibialis Anterior

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      Fan Face by Ashley

      The aurora of spring really warms the soul. Eight months of a hard cold winter has us down, but spring is there to lift us up. With spring comes a favorite sport, baseball. The thrill of getting outside again when it is warm with cheering crowds can bring up any parent who may be down from the winter doldrums. Volunteering in concession stands and rooting for the team is a little league mother’s dream. What makes the dream most remarkable is seeing the dirty smile on our children as they make that home run.

      Mothers have astonishing talents, talents that cause a stir in the crowds. One mother can whistle so loud that is can be heard up to a five mile radius. Contracting her buccinators, cheeks caving in, she blows swiftly through her teeth, as the air shrieks loudly. The amazement of mothers cheering for the team, gleam with delight as the crowd encouragement grows.

      As the game goes on, the score grows close, and becomes a nail bitter. Either team could score and take the game! Stress overcomes the crowd, contractions in the occipitalis wrinkle foreheads,

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