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Muscle and questions

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difference between tendon and a ligament tendon connect muscle to bone, ligament bone to bone
anterior front
posterior back
lateral outside
medial inside
proximal closer to center of body
distal farther from center of body
abduction moves limb away from midline
adduction limb toward midline
origin point muscle starts from closer to body
insertion where muscle ends up, creates movement
fascia thin sheet of connected tissue on muscles and organs
3 sections of pelvis ilium- large upper wing ischum- lower back pubis- lower front
jaw bone mandible
cheek bone zygomatic bone
collar bone clavicle
shoulder blade scapula
tail bone coccyx
knee cap patella
shin tibia
heel calcaneus
longest muscle sartorius
largest muscle gluteus medius
bone of hand 3 parts carpals-8 wrist bones phalanges- finger bones metacarpals- 5 palm bones
bones of foot 3 parts tarsals 7 ankle 5 midfoot bones phalanges
pronation arm down
supination arm up
elbows and knees are what kind of joint hinge joints
shoulders and hips are what kind of joint ball and socket
3 major sections of spine cervical, thoracic, lumbar
teres major and subscapularis are _______ rotators medial
infraspinatus and teres minor are ________ rotators lateral
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