Upper limb muscles anatomy quiz

0 of 6 medals

How this quiz works

Every muscle that moves the shoulder, elbow, wrist and hand, across the whole arm: 45 muscles. The quiz sorts them by job rather than by place: the rotator cuff, the elbow flexors, the wrist flexors and extensors, then the thenar and hypothenar muscles of the hand.

To win a level's medals (1 for Essentials, 2 for Intermediate, 3 for Advanced), get each of its structures right once in this quiz, over as many sessions as you like. Finish all 3 levels to become an Upper limb muscles expert.

Name it: one structure lights up, pick its name. Find it: tap the structure we name. From Intermediate, light up a whole group. In Advanced, type the name. Function: what a muscle you have found does.

Each theme counts on its own: a structure you found in another theme is new again here.

Level 1

Essentials

+1 medal 11 structures
Level 2

Intermediate

+2 medals 16 structures
Level 3

Advanced

+3 medals 18 structures

Free · your first quiz needs no account

The upper limb muscles in 3D, from Anatomy Atlas 3D

The 3D body

Turn the body with a finger or the mouse. Tap a structure you have found in this quiz to see its name: the others stay unnamed, so the body never gives the answers away.

What's in this quiz

The structures of this quiz

45 structures in 3 levels. A check mark means you have found it in this theme. Tap a name to open its page in the atlas.

Revise the upper limb muscles in 3D on iPhone and iPad

The same body in the free app: peel the layers, tap any structure for its card, and quiz yourself offline. No account, no ads.

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