types of movement

21問 • 2年前

charish

通報

問題一覧

bending; decreases the angle of the joint to bring articulating bones closer together

flexion

a movement of the foot toward the plantar surface (as when standing on toes) .

plantar flexion

a movement of the foot toward the shin (as when walking on heels)

dorsiflexion

straightening; increases the angle of the joint to extend the articulation bones

extension

defined as the extension of a joint beyond 180°

hyperextension

away from the median or midsagittal plane

abduction

toward the median plane (to bring together)

adduction

rotation of forearm with palms face down

pronation

rotation of forearm with palms face up

supination

turning the foot so that the plantar surface (bottom of the foot) faces laterally

eversion

turning the foot so that the plantar surface faces medially

inversion

turning of structure around its long axis (shaking the head ‘no’)

rotation

arms move so that they traces a cone where the shoulder joint is at the cone’s apex

circumduction

structure glides anteriorly

protraction

structure glides posteriorly

retraction

movement to superior direction

elevation

movement to inferior direction

depression

movement to inferior direction

depression

movement to one side

excursion

movement of thumb to other digits, bringing each other across the palm of hand

opposition

returns the digits to anatomical position

reposition

MODULE 3a

MODULE 3a

Module 3c

Module 3c

MODULE 3d

MODULE 3d

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Reprlduction and Development

nutrition

nutrition

gas exchange

gas exchange

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Production

Production

Geologic Hazard

Geologic Hazard

asses

asses

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Moule 6:ASSESSMENT

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Module 7: Assessment

Module 7: Assessment

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module 1 historical Eras

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Lesson 1: The Human Organism

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integumentary

integ

integ

skeletal system

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Types of bone fracture

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anatomical term for bone feature

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anatomical term for bone feature

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module 2

module 2

module 3

module 3

module 4

module 4

Myra E. Levines Conservation model

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IDA HEAN ORLANDO'S theory of deliberately nusrsing process

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Module 1: Assessment

Module 1: Assessment

Module 3: Assessment

Module 3: Assessment

Module 4: Assessment

Module 4: Assessment

BMI

BMI

module 1

module 1

module 2

module 2

module 3

module 3

Module 5

Module 5

module 5

module 5

module 6: protein

module 6: protein

conjugated protein

conjugated protein

derived

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Module 6: according to biological significance

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module 6:according to confrontation

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lqb apparatus pt. 2

lqb apparatus pt. 2

ph and Buffer

ph and Buffer

ph and buffer pt. 2

ph and buffer pt. 2

cell

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cell pt.2

cell pt.2

Module 4: Osmosis and Dialysis

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Module 4: Osmosis and Dialysis

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Protein ( Peptides,Protein Structure, and Denaturation)

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module 10

module 10

問題一覧

bending; decreases the angle of the joint to bring articulating bones closer together

flexion

a movement of the foot toward the plantar surface (as when standing on toes) .

plantar flexion

a movement of the foot toward the shin (as when walking on heels)

dorsiflexion

straightening; increases the angle of the joint to extend the articulation bones

extension

defined as the extension of a joint beyond 180°

hyperextension

away from the median or midsagittal plane

abduction

toward the median plane (to bring together)

adduction

rotation of forearm with palms face down

pronation

rotation of forearm with palms face up

supination

turning the foot so that the plantar surface (bottom of the foot) faces laterally

eversion

turning the foot so that the plantar surface faces medially

inversion

turning of structure around its long axis (shaking the head ‘no’)

rotation

arms move so that they traces a cone where the shoulder joint is at the cone’s apex

circumduction

structure glides anteriorly

protraction

structure glides posteriorly

retraction

movement to superior direction

elevation

movement to inferior direction

depression

movement to inferior direction

depression

movement to one side

excursion

movement of thumb to other digits, bringing each other across the palm of hand

opposition

returns the digits to anatomical position

reposition