'Frontal plane' diaporamas de présentation

Welcome

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Derived position

Derived position. Prepared by Sajida Mazhar. Position derived from Standing By alternation of the arm. 1 . Wing Standing

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REC 3010 HUMAN MOVEMENT

REC 3010 HUMAN MOVEMENT. THE STRUCTURE OF MUSCLE. CONNECTIVE TISSUE/FASCICLES. AGONIST AND ANTAGONIST MUSCLES. Agonist-Antagonist Muscles. Upper Trapezius. Levator Scapulae Rhomboid Minor Rhomboid Major. Middle Trapezius. Serratus Anterior. Lower Trapezius.

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TERMINOLOGY OF JOINT MOVEMENT

TERMINOLOGY OF JOINT MOVEMENT. Terminology of joint movement. It is necessary to establish the correct terminology to describe the diverse joint movements. Joint movements. Flexion Extension Lateral flexion Abduction Adduction Rotation Circumduction Hyperextension. FLEXION.

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The Urinary System

The Urinary System. Part 1- Rat Dissection. Pre-lab. Prepare the dissection tray and equipment. Put on your gloves. Retrieve your rat from the tray in your cabinet. Remove the skin from around your rat and place the skin back in the zip-lock bag.

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Understanding Orientation and Rotation in Deformity C orrection

Understanding Orientation and Rotation in Deformity C orrection. MS Park JH Lee. Shoulder motion. Anatomic position Forward elevation Abduction/adduction Internal/external rotation. Forward elevated about 180 degrees, + abducted 180 degrees Palm : faced posteriorly

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What is anatomy?

What is anatomy?. The term 'anatomy' is derived from the Greek word 'temnein' meaning 'to cut'. Clearly, therefore, the study of anatomy is linked, at its root, to dissection The study of the structure of the body

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Baseball: Long Toss

Baseball: Long Toss. Jacob Liedka KINE 4327- Biomechanics. Objectives. The objective of long toss is to build arm strength and endurance by throwing the ball as hard and far as possible in a mechanically sound fashion. Special Considerations. Closed task Non repetitive

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What is KINESIOLOGY?

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Chapter 1 Organization of the Body

Chapter 1 Organization of the Body. Scientific Method. Problem/Research Hypothesis Experiment Data (collection) Conclusion. What is Anatomy?. The study of the structure of an organism and its parts and the relationship between those parts. Cytology: The study of cells

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Terminology

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Pathomechanics of Hip Joint (part II)

Pathomechanics of Hip Joint (part II). 6 th Lecture Biome II Dr . Manal Radwan Salim Lecturer of Physical Therapy Tuesday 12-11-2013 . Femoral on pelvic arthrokinematics.

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Shoulder Press

Shoulder Press. By: Brian, Jacob, Daniel. Movement Analysis. Shoulder Joint (shoulder g irdle, h umerus ) Function: b ase of support Movement: abduction/adduction on frontal p lane. Flexion/Extension on the sagittal p lane. Movement Analysis. Elbow Joint (radius/ulna and h umerus )

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Pathomechanics of hip Joint (part II) practical section

Pathomechanics of hip Joint (part II) practical section. Lecturer: Dr. Manal Radwan Salim Demonstrators: Dr.Mohammed Arafaat Dr. Haytham Essawy Dr. Atef Mohammed Dr. Mai Tolba 6 h practical section Fall 2013-2014 16-11-2013.

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Anatomical reference systems

Anatomical reference systems. The anatomic position. This is our standard frame of reference when describing the body. This standard position can be described as: Standing up straight so the body is erect and facing forward

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Movements

Movements. Flexion-Extension. Flexion - reduces the angle between two bones at a joint. Usually a sagittal plane movement E.g., Biceps curl Lifting the weight reduces the angle at the joint = flexion Lowering the weight increases the angle at the join = extension.

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Body Plane Notes

Body Plane Notes. April 2, 2012. I. Anatomical Positions. Vocabulary Terms Dorsal: top side of bilateral symmetry Ventral: bottom side of bilateral symmetry Anterior: front of bilateral symmetry Posterior: back of bilateral symmetry. Vocabulary Terms (cont.). SUPERIOR. INFERIOR. CRANIAL.

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Spinal Curve Abnormalities

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Wulf , G. (2007). Attentional focus and motor learning: a review of 10 years of

Focus of Attention During Skilled and Unskilled Golf Putting. Valerie Pelleck & Steven Passmore University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Manitoba. INTRODUCTION. OBJECTIVES. DATA ANALYSIS. Mixed Model ANOVA design

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