Anatomy: Human Body Systems and Movement Terms
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- Q1Bending parts at a joint to decrease the angle.CircumductionAbductionFlexionAdduction30s
- Q2Straightening parts at a joint to increase the angle.ProtractionPlantar FlexionRotationExtension30s
- Q3Moving a part away from the midline.AbductionDorsiflexionRetractionAdduction30s
- Q4Moving a part towards the midline.FlexionAdductionElevationAbduction30s
- Q5Moving a part around an axis.ElevationDepressionRotationCircumduction30s
- Q6Moving a part to follow a circular path.ProtractionRetractionCircumductionRotation30s
- Q7Moving a part forward.ExtensionProtractionRetractionFlexion30s
- Q8Moving a part backwards.RetractionAbductionProtractionAdduction30s
- Q9Raising a part.ElevationExtensionProtractionDepression30s
- Q10Lowering a part.ElevationDorsiflexionPlantar FlexionDepression30s
- Q11Bending the foot upward.AdductionDorsiflexionFlexionPlantar Flexion30s
- Q12Recognizes and coordinates the body's response to changes in its internal and external environments.Nervous SystemRespiratory SystemCirculatory SystemMuscular System30s
- Q13Provides oxygen needed for respiration and removes excess carbon dioxide.Digestive SystemSkeletal SystemRespiratory SystemCirculatory System30s
- Q14Converts foods into simpler molecules; absorbs food; eliminates wastes.Skeletal SystemCirculatory SystemDigestive SystemNervous System30s
- Q15Supports the body; protects internal organs; allows movement; stores mineral reserves; provides a site for blood cell formation.Circulatory SystemRespiratory SystemMuscular SystemSkeletal System30s