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origin
attachment of muscle on less moveable bone
insertion
attachment of muscle on more moveable bone
tendon
band of dense regular CT connecting muscle to bone or skin
aponeurosis
flat sheet-like tendon
flexion
decrease in angle between two bones
extension
increasing the angle between two bones
Abduction
away from body midline
Adduction
toward body midline
Protraction
moving body part in anterior direction
Retraction
moving body part in posterior direction
Elevation
moving body part in superior direction
Depression
moving body part in posterior direction
Rotation
turning a bone around its own long axis
-medial rotation: rotating toward midsagittal plane
-lateral rotation: rotating away from midsagittal plane
Supination
rotating forearm laterally so palm faces anterior
Pronation
rotating forearm medially so palm faces posteriorly
Inversion
turning sole of foot medially
Eversion
turning sole of foot laterally
Dorsiflexion
lifting foot so its superior surface approaches anterior leg
Plantar flexion
pointing foot/ankle downward
Ispilateral
on the same side
Contralateral
on opposite side
Synergist
muscle that aids action of another
Antagonist
muscle that opposed or resists the action of another
Cervical
neck
Cephalic
head
Cardi
heart
Epi
Over
Mediastinum
area of thoracic cavity between the two lungs
Myo
muscle
Pariet
wall
Pulm
lung
viscer
organ
antecubital
area anterior to elbow
axillary
armpit
palmar
anterior surface of hand overlying metacarpal bones
carpi
wrist
thoracic
chest
vagus nerve
between internal jugular vein and common carotid down to heart
left recurrent laryngeal nerve
branches off vagus nerve and travels under that aortic arch
Phrenic nerve
lateral to vagus nerve, travels over anterior scalene to diaphragm
Intercostal nerve
from thoracic spinal nerve; most posterior; VeinArteryNerve
Accessory nerve
travels over SCM and trapezius