boni cylindrical in shapelong bone
this bone is cube like in shapeshort bone
this bone is tin and curveflat bone
this bone is uncategorised shapeirregular bones
what is bony small and round bonessesamoid bones
is a formulation of two bones that have been fused togetherimmovable joints
this joints are not firmly fixed as a removable joint but the structure of bones and connective tissues in and around the joints restricts the range of motion to only a few degreesslightly movable joints
these joints have a comparatively large of movement and are of prime importance in motor performancesfree movable joints
it is a vertical plane extending in an anteroposterior direction dividing the body into right and left partssagittal plane
it is a vertical plane at the right angles to the sagittal plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior positionscoronal plane
it is a horizontal cross-section dividing the body into upper and lower sectionstransverse
it is a movement of a segment of the body causing a decrease in the angle at the point such as bending the arm at the elbow or the leg at the kneeflexion
it is bending sideways and it can occur to both the right and the leftlateral flexion
it is a body segment flexes through the horizontal planehorizontal flexion
it is when the ankle is flexed causing the top of the foot to draw closer to the tibiadorsiflex
what is the opposite movement of at the ankleplantar flexion
it is movement in the opposite direction of flexion which causes an increase in the angle at the pointextension
it occurs when the body segments extends through the horizontal planehorizontal extension
it is an extension of a body segment to a position beyond its normal extended positionhyperextension
it is a movement of a body segment in the lateral plane away from the midline of the bodyabduction
it is a movement of a body segment toward the midline adduction
it is a movement of a segment around its own longitudinal axisrotation
it is a rotation of the hand and forearm downward resulting in a palm down positionpronation
it is a rotation of the hand and forearm upward resulting in a palm up positionsupination
it is rotating of the foot turning the sole inwardinversion
it is a rotation of the foot turning the sole outwardeversion
it is a circular or cone like movement of the bodycircumduction
it is when the shoulder is lifted up wired as in shrugging the shoulderselevation
it is when lowering of the shoulder girdledepression
simple involuntary muscles work as we instruct them they are under our controlskeletal muscles
this muscles is involuntary muscles work automatically they are not under our conscious control. they work our internal organs such as the stomach gut and bladdersmooth muscles
this muscle is a very special type of involuntary muscle it is found only in the heartcardiac muscle
it is i'm over when it's concentric concentration contributes to the desired movement of a segment of a bodyagonist
boni cylindrical in shapelong bone
this bone is cube like in shapeshort bone
this bone is tin and curveflat bone
this bone is uncategorised shapeirregular bones
what is bony small and round bonessesamoid bones
is a formulation of two bones that have been fused togetherimmovable joints
this joints are not firmly fixed as a removable joint but the structure of bones and connective tissues in and around the joints restricts the range of motion to only a few degreesslightly movable joints
these joints have a comparatively large of movement and are of prime importance in motor performancesfree movable joints
it is a vertical plane extending in an anteroposterior direction dividing the body into right and left partssagittal plane
it is a vertical plane at the right angles to the sagittal plane that divides the body into anterior and posterior positionscoronal plane
it is a horizontal cross-section dividing the body into upper and lower sectionstransverse
it is a movement of a segment of the body causing a decrease in the angle at the point such as bending the arm at the elbow or the leg at the kneeflexion
it is bending sideways and it can occur to both the right and the leftlateral flexion
it is a body segment flexes through the horizontal planehorizontal flexion
it is when the ankle is flexed causing the top of the foot to draw closer to the tibiadorsiflex
what is the opposite movement of at the ankleplantar flexion
it is movement in the opposite direction of flexion which causes an increase in the angle at the pointextension
it occurs when the body segments extends through the horizontal planehorizontal extension
it is an extension of a body segment to a position beyond its normal extended positionhyperextension
it is a movement of a body segment in the lateral plane away from the midline of the bodyabduction
it is a movement of a body segment toward the midline adduction
it is a movement of a segment around its own longitudinal axisrotation
it is a rotation of the hand and forearm downward resulting in a palm down positionpronation
it is a rotation of the hand and forearm upward resulting in a palm up positionsupination
it is rotating of the foot turning the sole inwardinversion
it is a rotation of the foot turning the sole outwardeversion
it is a circular or cone like movement of the bodycircumduction
it is when the shoulder is lifted up wired as in shrugging the shoulderselevation
it is when lowering of the shoulder girdledepression
simple involuntary muscles work as we instruct them they are under our controlskeletal muscles
this muscles is involuntary muscles work automatically they are not under our conscious control. they work our internal organs such as the stomach gut and bladdersmooth muscles
this muscle is a very special type of involuntary muscle it is found only in the heartcardiac muscle
it is i'm over when it's concentric concentration contributes to the desired movement of a segment of a bodyagonist
