Question

Pectoralis minor, serratus anterior, and the rhomboids connect the scapula to bones on the axial skeleton. Would the loss of function of these muscles have any effect on the function of the deltoid or rotator cuff muscles, which act on the arm? Explain.

Answer 1

Answer:

The interpretation including its given problem is outlined in the following section on either the interpretation.

Explanation:

Pectoralis significant, anterior serratus, rhomboids lose certain movements that contribute to more mechanisms affecting the arm.

Pectoralis minor:

• Scapula without the pass.
• No Lower formation.

Anterior Serratus:

• No grab scapula.
• Does not deliberately touch as well as push.

Rhomboids:

• No downwards spin.
• No scapula acceleration.