Skeletal Anatomy
That helps support the structure of an oganism
What are Bones
True or False
Anterior moves to the back of the body
What is False
The limb that moves toward the midline
What is Adduction
Who Competes in Sports
What is an Athlete
The strongest bone in the body
What is Femur
That helps protect vital Organs
What are Ribs
Name 2 Anatomical Movements around the middle
What is Lateral and Medial
Turning your head to look left or Right
What is Rotation
A Physician helps...
who helps diagnose Athletes
When Palms are facing down
Pronation
Flat bone that runs down the middle of the chest
What is Sternum
Towards the Brain
What is Deep
Flipping your hand up, then down, then up again
What is Supination
Helps support the Athlete dealing with an brain or nervous system injury
Who is an Neurologist
Name 2 Anatomical Directions that mean the top of the body and below the body
What is Superior and Inferior
three wedged-shaped bones located at the foot
What is Cuneiforms
Describe Superficial and an example
Towards the surface of the body and example: Skin
Plantiflexion is when...
When the toes are pointed down
Helps with an Athlete diet or what they are eating
Who a Nutritionist
Treats pain and diseases related to musculoskeletal system
what is OrthoPedic surgion
Located at the Knee caps
What is Panteilla
Name 6 Anatomical Directions
Anterior, Posterior, Superior, Inferior, Medial, Lateral, Proximal, Distal, Superficial, Deep
Name the Anatomical Movements that changes the angle of the arm
What is Flexion and Extension
True or False Athletic Trainer have more power to keep making you play even though your injured
What is False
The correct description of Anatomical position
Standing upright, face forward, palms up, feet together