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- 2. Kinetic Anatomy Kinetics isa noun. It is distinct from "kinetic" (an adjective) meaning with movement. Anatomy is the identification and description of the structures of living things (human, zootomy, phytotomy).
- 3. Anatomical Terms Superior/ Inferior Anterior/Posterior/ Lateral/Median Prone/ Supine Abduction/ Adduction Flexion / Extension Eversion/ Inversion/ Rotation
- 4. Body Regions a. Head b.Trunk (Torso) Sections: 1. Thorax 2. Diaphragm c. Limbs Extremities: 1. Upper 2. Lower
- 5. THE SKELETON Body’s framework -is constructed of two of the most supportive tissues--- cartilage and bone.
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- 10. THE MUSCLE A bandor bundle of fibrous tissue in a human or animal body that has the ability to contract, producing movement in or maintaining the position of parts of the body. An adult human being has 640 muscles
- 11. THE MUSCLE HOW AREMUSCLES NAMED? Shape Size Muscle Fibre Orientation Action Number of origins Origin and insertion Function Location
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- 23. THE MUSCLE Muscle fibreorientation Transverse Oblique Rectus
- 24. THE MUSCLE Muscle fibreorientation
- 25. THE MUSCLE Muscle fibreorientation
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- 28. THE MUSCLE Action Flexors/ Extensors Supinators/Pronators Levators/ Depressors Rotators Adductors Abductors Sphincters Tensors
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- 40. THE MUSCLE Number oforigins
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- 43. THE MUSCLE Number oforigins “bi-” = two “-ceps” = head “tri-” and “quadri-”
- 44. THE MUSCLE Origin andinsertion
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- 47. THE MUSCLE Location Infra =inferior Supra= superior Medialis = medial/middle/medius Intermedius = intermediate Lateralis = lateral
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