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This is the technical name of the breast bone:
Which plane divides the body in a top and bottom half and allows for rotational movement?
This plane allows for flexion and extension movement to occur:
This bone is located on the thumb side (lateral) of the lower arm:
Structures located on the front of the body is described as what directional term?
This bone is considered your “shin” bone and located on the medial aspect of the lower leg:
This joint is located at the thumb and allows for back and forth movements as well as up and down movements. However, this joint does not allow for rotary motions:
What term is described as the muscle with the major responsibility for a certain movement?
This joint allows for flexion and extension movement and can be found at the elbow:
What term is described as the muscle that aids the prime mover in a movement?
The bones that make up your fingers and toes are called what?
Movement towards the midline of the body or beyond the midline describes what term?
The technical name of your shoulder blade bone:
Movement of the sole of the foot inward or the inside border of the foot is raised. This describes what term?
A directional term that states “closer to the midline of the body or a structure”:
