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What is kinesiology?
The scientific study of human movement.
What is anatomical position in the palms?
Palms facing forward
What is fundamental position of the palms?
Palms facing the body.
What is the difference between anatomical position and anatomical neutral?
The position of the palms.
Anatomical neutral is aka fundamental starting position.
A) true
B) false
A) true
What is Sagittal plane?
Frontal plane?
Horizontal plane?
Divides body into 2 equal right and left half. Ex. Sit up
Front and back half. Ex. Jumping jacks
Top and bottom half. Ex. Spinal rotation
The movement of Flexion and extension occur in which plane of movement?
Sagittal plane
Abduction and adduction occur in which plane of movement.
Frontal plane
Internal and external rotation occur in which plane of movement?
Horizontal plane
The chin is superior to the nose.
A) true
B) false
B) false
The elbow is considered to be more proximal than the wrist
A) true
B) false
A) true
What is deep and superficial?
Below the surface
Near the surface
What is distal and proximal?
Away from the center or midline of the body
Nearest the trunk
What is lateral and medial?
To the side; outside, farther from the median
To the middle or center
What is prone and supine?
Lying down facing downward
Lying on the back
What is anterior and posterior?
Front of the body
Back of the body
What is unilateral?
Only one side
What is cephalic and caudal?
Toward the head
Toward the bottom
If a client externally rotates their foot, what other part of the leg will most likely also externally rotate
The knee and hip
Circumduction is a special muscle movement. At which two joints does it occur?
The Shoulder and the hip
Where does supination and pronation occur?
Wrist and ankle
What is supination of the wrist?
What is pronation of the wrist?
Palm is up
Palm is down
What is supination and pronation of the foot?
Toe down and in ( inversion/adduction/Plantarflexion)
Toe up and out (eversion/abduction/dorsiflexion)
What is dorsiflexion and Plantarflexion?
Flexion; Toes up
extension; Toes down
What are inversion and eversion?
Inward movement of the foot
Outward movement of the foot
What are the 4 movements of the scapula(shoulder blade)?
Protraction - abduction of the scapula
Retraction - adduction
Elevation - raising
Depression - lowering
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NESTA review lesson 6.txt
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