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Navigating the Body

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Posterior Upper Body Regions   show
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Poster Lower Body Regions   show
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show facial, mandibular, supraclavicular, pectoral, axillary, brachial, cubital, antecubital, abdominal  
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show inguinal, pubic, femoral, patellar, crural  
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Sural   show
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show front of leg (tibia region)  
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Cubital   show
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Antecubital   show
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Sagittal Plane   show
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Frontal (Coronal) Plane   show
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show divides the plane into superior and inferior portions  
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Cranial   show
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show closer to the buttocks  
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show closer to the midline  
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show further away from the midline  
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Distal   show
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show closer to the trunk (only used in refering to portions of the limbs)  
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show closer to the body's surface  
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show further from the body's surface  
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show movement that bends a joint to bring bones closer together  
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Extension   show
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show movement that brings a limb towards the body's midline  
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Abduction   show
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show (aka internal rotation) rotation towards the midline  
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show (aka external rotation) rotation away from the midline  
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Rotation   show
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Circumduction   show
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Prone   show
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show lying face up (on your spine)  
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show only occurs only at the axial skeleton ex. moving right ear closer to right shoulder  
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show describes the pivoting action of the forearm to put palm up (as in carrying a bowl of soup)  
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Pronation   show
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show happens only at the carpometacarpal joint of the thumb, when thumb crosses to touch fifth phlange (pinkie finger)  
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Inversion   show
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show turning feet outward and upward  
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Plantar Flexion   show
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show refers only to movement of the ankle movin toes up  
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show refers only to the clavicle, head, and jaw, anterior movement  
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Retraction   show
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show wandering from the usual course  
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show (latin) shoulder blade  
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Fossa   show
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Infra-   show
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-spinous   show
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Axial Skeleton   show
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Appendicular Skeleton   show
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pound for pound bone is as strong as   show
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show fifteen  
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show two pounds calcium and one pound phosphorus  
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show capable of movement on every plane ex. shoulder  
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Ellipsoid Joint   show
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Hinge Joint   show
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Saddle Joint   show
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Gliding Joint   show
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show rotation of one bone around another ex. first and second cervical vertebra (atlantoaxial joint)  
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Tendon   show
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Origin   show
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Insertion   show
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show 639  
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Galen   show
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William Cowper and James Douglas   show
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mucsle fibers   show
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show (latin) band or bandage  
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Retinaculum   show
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Aponeurosis   show
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Arteries   show
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Veins   show
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Arterioles   show
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Capillaries   show
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show smallest branches of veins  
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show 60,000 miles or 317 million feet  
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homeostasis   show
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show brain and spinal cord  
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Peripherial Nervous System   show
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Plexus   show
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Nerve   show
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show drains interstitial fluid that excapes from capillaries and transports it back to the heart, also transports fats from the intestines to the blood, and helps body's immune system defend againes foreign cells, microbes, and cancer cells  
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show yellow fluid found in lymph nodes and lymphatics (Latin pure spring water)  
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show collections of lymph  
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Lymphatics   show
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Interstitial   show
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Sagittal   show
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show Latin crownlike  
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show Latin across, turned across  
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Dorsi   show
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Plantar   show
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ab-   show
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show Latin toward  
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show Latin to hang to  
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show Latin axle  
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Skeleton   show
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show Latin joint fluid  
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Muscle   show
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