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Challenge
100
The joint that works like a door hinge
What is the hinge joint?
100
The movement that decreases the angle between two bones
What is flexion?
100
The movement that moves the arm from the body's midline
What is abduction?
100
The rotation away from the body's midline
What is lateral rotation?
100
The joint that's found at the hip
What is ball-and-socket joint?
200
The joint allows your head to go side to side
What is the pivot joint?
200
The movement where the angle between two bones increases
What is extension?
200
The movement that brings the arm toward the body's midline
What is adduction?
200
The movement that rotates towards the body's midline
What is medial rotation?
200
The joint that joints the clavicle to the scapula
What is the plane (gliding) joint?
300
The joint that goes in all directions
What is the ball-and-socket joint?
300
The movement that makes the angle between your foot and your shin decrease
What is dorsiflexion?
300
The movement that turns the sole of your foot inward
What is inversion?
300
What is the movement that rotates the forearm so the palm is up
What is supination?
300
The joint that allows movement in two directions, like the wrist
What is the condyloid joint?
400
The joint that allows all motion except rotation
What is the saddle joint?
400
The movement that makes you able to stand on tiptoes
What is plantar flexion?
400
The movement that turns the sole of your foot outward
What is eversion?
400
The movement that rotates the forearm so that the palm is down
What is pronation?
400
The movement when you're reaching for a cookie on the table so your arm moves away from your midline and then you rotate your arm so that your palm is facing downward so you can grab it
What is abduction and supination?
500
The joint that allows bones to slide across one another
What is the plane (gliding) joint?
500
The movement that allows you to move your arm in a circle
What is circumduction?
500
The movements when raise your arms out to the sides and then bring them back to your body, in that order.
What is abduction then adduction
500
The difference between circumduction and rotation
What is circumduction moves the limb in a circle and rotation turns a bone around its axis?
500
The movements when Harry Potter raises his wand in front of his body, straightens his arm, and then rotates his forearm so that his palm his facing down so he can cast a spell
What is shoulder flexion -> extension -> pronation?