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53 Cards in this Set

  • Front
  • Back
abductors
outside uppper leg
adductors
inside upper leg
biceps
front upper arm
biceps femoris
back upper leg
deltoid
front lower neck/ top outside upper arm
gastrocnemius
back lower leg
gluteus maximus
top leg buttock/ top of back upper leg
gluteus minimus
bottom back torso
heart
inside left chest/ inside left upper torso
latissimus dorsi
sides of back upper torso
obliques
sides of front outside torso
pectoralis maj/min
front upper torso
quadriceps
front upper legs
rectus abdominus
front lower torso
rhomboids
middle upper back torso center
rapezius
neck, upper back
triceps
back upper arm
abduction
movement of a part away from the plane which splits the body (center-> left or right)
adduction
movement of a part of a body toward the plane (left or right ->center)
depresion
lowering of a part yielding to gravity
elecation
rising a part against gravity
eversion
bending the foot outward at the ankle
extension
straightening at a joint, opposite of flexion
flexion
bending a joint decreasing the angle between adjoining bones
inversion
twisting the foot inward at the ankle
muscle
a fibrous, thread like tissue grouped into primary bundles by connective tissue capable of contracting and relaxing to affect body movement
overload
maximal contraction of a muscle tissue necessary to lift or hold a given resistance or weight.
pronation
rotation of forearm and hand to the palm down
resitance or load
weight to be lifted or held
rotation
movement around an axis
rapezius
neck, upper back
triceps
back upper arm
abduction
movement of a part away from the plane which splits the body (center-> left or right)
adduction
movement of a part of a body toward the plane (left or right ->center)
depresion
lowering of a part yielding to gravity
elecation
rising a part against gravity
eversion
bending the foot outward at the ankle
extension
straightening at a joint, opposite of flexion
flexion
bending a joint decreasing the angle between adjoining bones
inversion
twisting the foot inward at the ankle
muscle
a fibrous, thread like tissue grouped into primary bundles by connective tissue capable of contracting and relaxing to affect body movement
overload
maximal contraction of a muscle tissue necessary to lift or hold a given resistance or weight.
pronation
rotation of forearm and hand to the palm down
resitance or load
weight to be lifted or held
rotation
movement around an axis
supination
rotation of forearm and hand to palm up
eccentric contraction
dynamic muscle contraction where the resistance is greater than the force applied and musscle lengthens as it contracts
concentric contraction
muscle applies enough force, shortens as contracts
static exercise
invocles muscle contraction without change in lt or angle of joint
dynamic/isotonic
involves muscle contraction with change in lt
strentgh
very heavy load with few reps
endurance
lighter with many reps
flexibility
moderatley with moderate reps