Kinesiology: The Anatomy of Motion |
Contents
ONE INTRODUCTION | 3 |
TWO THE HUMAN FRAMEWORK | 9 |
FOUR MECHANICAL RELATIONSHIP | 20 |
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abdominal abduction abductor pollicis abductor pollicis longus active adduction adductor aligned Anatomy ankle articulation biceps body bone brachioradialis carpal carpi ulnaris cervical nerves clavicle condyle contraction costal deltoid digit digiti minimi digitorum longus distal end dorsal downward Duchenne elbow joint elevation extension Extensor carpi extensor digitorum femur finger flexed flexor carpi radialis flexor digitorum foot forearm Function glenoid gluteus gluteus maximus hamstrings horizontal humerus innervated insertion interossei interosseous kinesiology knee joint ligaments Location lower lumbar medial side ment metacarpal middle motion movement muscle muscle action Nerve supply oblique origin outward rotation palmar pectoralis major pelvis plantar pollicis brevis pollicis longus position pronation psoas quadratus rectus femoris rhomboids rib cage role rotatory scapula scapular rotation serratus shoulder girdle slant spine stability Steindler structure superficial supination supraspinatus surface tendon tensor fascia latae teres minor thigh thumb tibia tibialis tion transverse trapezius triceps trunk ulna upper upward vertebral column wrist