Human Anatomy:
Muscle Groups Menu

Human Anatomy:

Human Anatomy:
Muscle Groups Menu

Medical transcription requires knowledge of human muscles. If you are transcribing for almost any phyisician, there will eventually be references to various muscles. Click one of the body area links below to see a list of muscles for that region of the body.

Human Anatomy - Muscle Groups

Back Muscles

Upper Extremity Muscles

Lower Extremity Muscles

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Human Anatomy:Muscle Groups Menu

Human Anatomy:Muscle Groups Menu

Human Anatomy:
Muscle Groups Menu

Human Anatomy:
Muscle Groups Menu