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Muscle Movements Matching Game

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About this activity

In this game, you will practice identifying the body movements. A term will appear on the screen, and your job is to click on the correct green dot on the image that matches that movement. If you get it right, you’ll move on to the next term. If not, you can try again until you figure out the correct answer. The goal is to test what you know while also learning where each movement happens in the body.

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Muscle Movements Matching GameOnline version

In this game, you will practice identifying the body movements. A term will appear on the screen, and your job is to click on the correct green dot on the image that matches that movement. If you get it right, you’ll move on to the next term. If not, you can try again until you figure out the correct answer. The goal is to test what you know while also learning where each movement happens in the body.

by Dominic
1 Abduction 2 Flexion 3 Extension 4 Adduction 5 Circumduction 6 Medial Rotation 7 Pronation 8 Dorsiflexion 9 Plantarflexion 10 Lateral Rotation 11 Supination 12 Inversion 13 Eversion 14 Retraction 15 Protraction 16 Elevation 17 Depression 18 Opposition 19 Reposition

Explanation

Movement away from midline of the body

Decreases angle between bones at a joint

Increases angle between bones at a joint

Movement back toward midline of the body

Circular motion combining flexion, extension, abduction, adduction

Turning a limb’s anterior surface inward

Forearm rotation, palm faces posterior, radius crosses ulna

Foot moves upward, toes toward shin

Foot moves downward, toes point away

Turning a limb’s anterior surface outward

Forearm rotation, palm faces anterior, radius parallel

Sole of foot turns inward toward midline

Sole of foot turns outward away from midline

Moving body part backward in posterior direction

Moving body part forward in anterior direction

Raising a body part upward vertically

Lowering a body part downward vertically

Thumb movement to touch fingertips

Returning thumb from opposition to side

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