Across |
2. | means lesser or smaller |
4. | ventral aspect of the hand |
6. | muscle attachment to a bone that moves |
7. | divides the body into equal and symmetrical right and left halves |
9. | the fixed end or attachment of muscle |
13. | upper surface (e.g. top of foot) |
14. | is lateral rotation of the forearm, as in turning the palm of the hand upward |
16. | toward the top of the body or body part |
18. | in physiology, the motions or functions of a part or organ of the body |
19. | bottom surface (opposite of dorsal) |
21. | toward the bottom of the body or body part |
22. | away from the midline of the body |
23. | toward the surface of the body or body part |
24. | nearest to the point of attachment, origin or other point of reference |
30. | the extent to which a body part can move through all of its planes of movement |
31. | the front of the body or body part |
32. | face down, horizontal position of the body |
34. | turning outwardly or away from the midline of the body |
35. | in excess of normal flexion |
40. | turning the sole of the foot inward |
41. | divides the body into equal and symmetrical right and left halves |
43. | up; as in lifting the shoulder up |
44. | refers to a deeper position |
45. | forward; as in bring the shoulder forward |
48. | is movement around the horizontal and longitudinal axis of a joint during which the distal end of the bone circumscribes the base of an imaginary cone and proximal end forms the apex, as in swinging the arms in a circle |
49. | ventral aspect of the foot (sole of the foot) |
50. | is the reverse movement during which the angle between the anterior aspects of the displaced parts in increased as in moving the forearm away form the upper arm |
51. | movement towards the median plane and around an anterior-posterior axis with the angle between the displaced parts becoming lesser, as in bringing the arm sideward against the body |
52. | position of a body part the is bent inward |