antomy muscles
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each of the black spaces below before clicking
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| This type of movement is typical of hinge joints, and brings two bones closer together. | flexion
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| This type of movement increases the angle between two bones. | extension
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| This type of movement that straightens the ankle joint. | plantar flexion
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| This type of muscle movement that allows you to stand on your heel. | dorsiflexion
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| This is the muscle movement of moving your palm to face the ground. | pronation
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| This is the muscle movement that combines several types of movements and is often seen at ball and socket joints. | circumduction
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| This is the movement away from the body. | abduction
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| this is the movement toward the body. | adduction
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| These muscle help the prime mover. | synergist
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| These muscles oppose the prime mover. | antagonist
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