So this question is describing a guy having difficulty externally rotating his arm while the forearm is flexed. He is able to supinate while his arm is extended (because of the supinator muscle and biceps). In the rotator cuff, only the infraspinatus performs external rotation, so that is the best choice.
Biceps works fine here
Subscapularis performs internal rotation.
Supraspinatus performs abduction
Triceps provides extension of forearm.
bigjimbotechnically rotator cuff infraspinatous and teres minor do ER (but teres minor is not a answer choice0+22019-06-29T00:42:34Z
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submitted by yotsubato(282), 2019-06-16T08:51:11Z
So this question is describing a guy having difficulty externally rotating his arm while the forearm is flexed. He is able to supinate while his arm is extended (because of the supinator muscle and biceps). In the rotator cuff, only the infraspinatus performs external rotation, so that is the best choice.
Biceps works fine here
Subscapularis performs internal rotation.
Supraspinatus performs abduction
Triceps provides extension of forearm.