Muscle Movements
The type of movement allows you to turn your arms backward, like when doing the macarena dance and you flip your palms over to palms down.
pronation
Freely moving joints (ex: knee, elbow, and limb joints)
Diarthroses
Type of Joint that connects bones with cartilage
Cartilaginous
If a joint is more moveable..is it more or less stable?
Less (the more moveable means the less stable)
Meeting place between 2 or more bones is known as a
Joint (articulation)
Type of movement occurs when you lift your arms away from your body. Like a jumping jack.
Abduction
Non-Moving Joints (ex: the skull)
Synarthroses
Type of Joint that connects bones with dense connective tissues and a fluid filled cavity
Synovial
What type of movement takes place in a bicep curl? (the arm coming up is____, the arm going down is____)
Flexion and Extension
What connects bones to bones
Ligaments
This type of movement occurs when you lift your shoulders to shrug
Elevation
Slightly moving joints (ex: between pubic bones or intervertebral discs)
Amphiarthrosis
Connect bones with the collagen fibers of dense connective tissues
Fibrous
Type of synovial joint that allows the most movement.
Ball and Socket.
Movement occurs when muscles
contract
Type of movement means to move toward the median plane or midline of your body.
Adduction
Functionally classify the joint that makes the bicep curl possible only moving in one direction.
Diarthrosis
What type of joint structurally holds the bones in the skull together? Be specific
Fibrous (sutures)
Type of joint that allows you to move your wrist palm up and palm down?
Pivot
Type of contraction that causes a change in length of muscle. (like a bicep curl)
Isotonic
This type of movement allows you to move your arms in a circle, like in a back stroke
Circumduction
In a bicep curl what is the insertion and what is the origin?
Insertion=radius
Origin=Humerus and/or Scapula
Synovial Joints is a structure classification. If a joint is synovial what does it have to be functionally?
Diarthrosis
This type of joint is part of your wrist and looks like a pedestal with the joint on top?
Condylar
Type of contraction that causes no change in length of muscle. (like a plank)
Isometric