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The gluteus maximus is primarily responsible for:
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The nerve commonly injured in fibular neck fractures is:
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The strongest ligament in the human body is:
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The patella develops within the tendon of:
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The largest branch of the sacral plexus is:
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The femoral nerve originates from:
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The strongest elbow flexor regardless of forearm position is:
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Ape hand deformity is associated with injury to:
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The main blood supply of the humeral head is:
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The "funny bone" sensation results from irritation of:
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