#Brachioradialis December 28
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For December 2023, several of us are participating in the “30-Day ANATOMY Coach4aday Challenge.” My choice today is the BRACHIORADIALIS
During this challenge, the participants select a bone or muscle in the human body, providing details about its location and physiological significance.
How the Challenge Works
- Identify one anatomical part of the body.
- Describe what its purpose is.
- Describe where it is located.
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Identify Your Choice
My choice today is a muscle called the Brachioradialis.
Purpose
This muscle primarily flexes the forearm at the elbow but also functions to supinate or pronate depending on the rotation of the forearm.
Location
The brachioradialis is a muscle in your forearm. It runs from the upper arm (brachium) to the radius bone in the forearm. If you look at your forearm with your palm facing up, the brachioradialis is on the thumb side of your forearm, and you can often see it when you flex your arm or grip something.
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