The red cell location corresponds to which body region?

The red cell location corresponds to which body region?

• A. Upper - mid back
• B. Adductors
• C. Front of the chest
• D. Outer thigh and glutes

Answer: (D)

Read the map by where the red cell sits on the body. A marker over the outer thigh and buttock region points to the lateral hip area—the gluteal region and nearby thigh abductors (like the tensor fasciae latae and gluteus medius/minimus). Those muscles are responsible for moving the leg away from the midline and stabilizing the pelvis, which is why that region is identified by the red cell. The upper-mid back would correspond to thoracic back muscles, the front of the chest to the pectoral area, and the inner thigh to the adductors. So the red cell location best matches the outer thigh and glutes because of its lateral/posterior hip position.

Read the map by where the red cell sits on the body. A marker over the outer thigh and buttock region points to the lateral hip area—the gluteal region and nearby thigh abductors (like the tensor fasciae latae and gluteus medius/minimus). Those muscles are responsible for moving the leg away from the midline and stabilizing the pelvis, which is why that region is identified by the red cell. The upper-mid back would correspond to thoracic back muscles, the front of the chest to the pectoral area, and the inner thigh to the adductors. So the red cell location best matches the outer thigh and glutes because of its lateral/posterior hip position.