Across
- 4. This pair of muscles inserts on the medial border of the scapula (9)
- 6. During abduction of the glenohumeral joint, the scapula undergoes _____ rotation (7)
- 9. Strong muscle that acts to elevate the scapula (7, 8)
- 10. Strong shoulder protractor, ______ anterior (8)
- 13. In puffing-out the chest you _____ the pectoral girdle (7)
- 14. Medial and lateral rotation of the pectoral girdle occur relative to the ______ of the scapula (8, 5)
- 17. The conoid tubercle of the clavicle is for the attachment of one of the ______ ligaments (16)
- 20. A structure that connects bone to muscle (6)
- 22. Diamond-shaped muscle that can elevate, retract, and depress the scapula (9)
- 23. A muscle that opposes the action of another muscle would be considered an _________ (10)
- 24. Small hook-like process projecting from the upper lateral aspect of the scapula (8)
- 25. To hug yourself you need to ______ the pectoral girdle (8)
Down
- 1. The ______ cavity of the scapula articulates with the head of the humerus (7)
- 2. This ligament spans the only point of bony attachment of the upper limb to the axial skeleton (16)
- 3. Fossa on the anterior side of the scapula (11)
- 5. The only muscle to insert on the coracoid process is the pectoralis ______ (5)
- 7. Shrugging represents ______ of the pectoral girdle (9)
- 8. Fossa above the spine of the scapula (12)
- 11. On the anterior and lateral aspect of the proximal humerus are the greater and lesser _________ (9)
- 12. To make your neck seem longer you might _____ the pectoral girdle (7)
- 15. Fossa below the spine of scapula (12)
- 16. Laterally, the spine of the scapula becomes the _____ (8)
- 18. Pectoralis major is a _______ muscle (think types of skeletal muscle) (10)
- 19. Joint type with a fluid-filled cavity (8)
- 21. If a muscle is under tension but is getting longer it's undergoing _______ contraction (9)