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The Principal Elbow Flexors Located on the Anterior Side of the Humerus

Question 67

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The principal elbow flexors located on the anterior side of the humerus are the
A: Biceps brachii
B: Brachialis
C: Brachioradialis
D: Deltoid
E: Trapezius


A) a,b,c
B) b,c,d
C) c,d,e
D) a,c,e
E) b,d,e

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