The yellow cell location corresponds to which region?

The yellow cell location corresponds to which region?

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

Answer: (A)

The key idea is identifying the inner-thigh region where the adductor muscles sit. A yellow cell placed along the inside of the thigh points to the adductor group, which pulls the leg toward the midline and stabilizes the pelvis. The outer thigh and glutes lie on the lateral side of the thigh, not where the yellow cell is. The upper-mid back is higher up on the back near the shoulder blade area, and the back of the neck is at the base of the skull—areas that aren’t on the inner thigh. So, the yellow cell best matches the adductors, located along the inner thigh.

The key idea is identifying the inner-thigh region where the adductor muscles sit. A yellow cell placed along the inside of the thigh points to the adductor group, which pulls the leg toward the midline and stabilizes the pelvis. The outer thigh and glutes lie on the lateral side of the thigh, not where the yellow cell is. The upper-mid back is higher up on the back near the shoulder blade area, and the back of the neck is at the base of the skull—areas that aren’t on the inner thigh. So, the yellow cell best matches the adductors, located along the inner thigh.