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Alphabet game testing a range of terms regarding anatomy of the human body.

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Jason Monaco
Jason Monaco
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Alphabet game testing a range of terms regarding anatomy of the human body.

by Jason Monaco
A
B
C
D
E
F
G
H
I
J
K
L
M
N
O
P
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W
X
Y
Z

Starts with A

A movement of a limb away from midline or the center of the body

Starts with B

Pertaining to two sides of the body, as in: both arms or both legs

Starts with C

Pertaining to the neck

Starts with D

Farthest from the center, from midline or from the trunk

Starts with E

A straightening or backward movement of the spine or limbs

Starts with F

A bending or forward movement of the spine or limbs

Starts with G

Angling of the knees inward as in “knock kneed”

Starts with H

Less than normal tone

Starts with I

An inward turning of the limb toward the body

Starts with J

Joint made up of the mandible and temporal bone

Starts with K

Conscious awareness (perception) of body movement (direction and speed), detected by joints

Starts with L

An anterior/forward curvature of the lumbar and cervical vertebrae (spine). An increase is often referred to as “sway-back”

Starts with M

The theoretical lines that divide the body into two equal halves vertically or horizontally

Starts with N

A boat-shaped bone in the midfoot, crucial for the foot's arch and movement, connecting the ankle (talus) to the forefoot (cuneiforms)

Starts with O

Hip external rotator

Starts with P

Lying on the belly, face down

Starts with Q

A large muscle group on the anterior/front surface of the thigh responsible for knee extension

Starts with R

A backward bending, frequently referring to the knees

Starts with S

Lying on the back, face up

Starts with T

The degree of tension normally present in the resting state of a muscle

Starts with U

Affecting or occurring on only one side of the body

Starts with V

Provides information regarding acceleration and the position of the body in space

Starts with W

Translation or movement of body weight from one side to another, forward or back

Contains X

Forms the central axis of the body, comprising about 80 bones in the skull, vertebral column, thoracic cage, and hyoid bone

Starts with Y

The body's strongest ligament, which connects the pelvis to the femur and prevents excessive backward extension of the hip, crucial for standing upright.

Starts with Z

The bony bridge on the side of your head, forming your cheekbone and connecting the cheekbone to the temporal bone near the ear

 
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