1. Anatomical position- Erect standing position with all body parts, including the palms of the hands, facing forward.
2. Extension- To make a straightening movement.
3. Bicep- A portion of the arm that deals with flexion.
4. Tricep- A portion of the body that deals with extension.
5. Supination- Combined condition of plantar flexion, inversion, and adduction.
6. Extrinsic- Muscles with proximal attachments located proximal to the wrist and distal attachments located distal to the wrist.
7. Linear- Along a line that may be straight or curved with all parts of the body moving in the same direction at the same speed.
8. Apendicular skeletion- Bones composing the body appendages.
9. Stability-Resistance to disruption of equilibrium.
10. Frontal Plane- Plane in which lateral movements of the body and body segments occur.
11. Elevation- To raise in an upward motion.
12. Planterflexion- To point the toes towards the ground.
13. Laterally- Towards the sides of an orgin.
14. Distal- Furthest away from the mid points.
15. Proximal- Closest to the mid point.
16. Trajectory- The flight path of a projectile.
17. Phalanges- The scientific term for fingers.
18. Humerous- Is attached to the hip in a ball in socket joint. Strongest bone in the body.
19. Superior- Another name for above.
20. Extend- To straighten out.
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