Unit 1 Kinesiology Flashcards
Describe the Anitomical Position
Eyes forward, feet together, aarms out, palms forward
What is Functional Anatomy?
The study of the relationship between function and structure in the body
Spinning uses what plane of motion and axis of rotation?
Transverse plane and longitude axis
What does Lateral mean?
Far from the middle of the body
What does Anatomy mean?
The structure of the body
What is Eversion?
Bottom of foot facing outward
What does Anterior mean?
Front of the body
What is Adduction?
Arm against body
What is Supination?
Palm turns facing upward
A bicep curl uses what plane of motion and axis of rotation?
Sagittal Plane and Horizantal axis
What does Plantar mean?
Bottom of foot
True or False: Axes of Rotation are always perpendicular to planes of motions
True
What is Abduction?
Arm moving away from body
What kind of Movements are related to the Sagittal plane?
Flexion and Extension Movements
What is pronation?
Palm facing downward
Describe Logitude axis
Head to toe
Name all 3 Anitomical Planes of Motion
- Transverse Plane
- Sagittal Plane
- Frontal Plane
What is plantarflexion?
Foot pointed
What does Inferior mean?
Bottom of the body
What is dorsiflexion?
foot flexed
What is Anatomy?
The study of the structure of the human body
What is Supine postion?
Laying face up
What does Dorsum mean?
Top of the foot
What does Posterior mean?
Back of the body
What is depression?
Shoulders down
What is Reginal Anatomy?
The study of parts of the human body
What is Elevation?
Shoulders shrugged
What is Gross Anatomy?
The study of the structure of the parts in the human body
What does Medial mean?
Close to the middle of the body
What is Prone position?
Laying face down
Describe Transverse Plane
Upper & Lower halfs
What is Microscopic Anatomy
The study oh cells in the human body
What does Superior mean?
Top of the body
What kind of movements are related to the Transverse Plane?
Rotational Movements
A cartwheel uses what plane of motion and axis of rotation?
Frontal Plane Antero Posterior axis
What is Extension?
Arm straightend
What kind of movements are related to the Frontal Plane?
Abduction and Adduction Movements
What is Nueroanatomy?
The study of the nervous system in the human body
What is Systemic Anatomy?
The study of body systems
Describe Sagittal Plane
Left & Right
Describe Frontal Planes
Front and Back
What does Distal mean?
Far away from point of attchement
What does phisology mean?
Function of the body
What is Developmental Anatomy?
The study of the development of the body from the begining
What does Proximal mean?
Close to point of attachment to the body
Describe Horizantal Axis
East to West
Describe Antero Posterior Axis
Front to Back
What is inversion?
Bottom of foot facing inward
What is Flexion?
arm bent towards body
What does itis mean?
Inflamotion of
What does Superficial mean?
Surface of the body
Name all 3 Axes of Rotation
- Horizantal axis
- Longitude axis
- Antero Posterior axis
What is Radiographic Anatomy?
The study of diagnosing injuries through radiographic films, x ray, ct scan