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Muscles and Bones

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Total cards: 23•Content version: v4•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Back (Answer)

#2
Front (Question)

name all the bones on a basic skeletal model

Back (Answer)

look at the sheet

#3
Front (Question)

name all the muscles on a muscular models

Back (Answer)

look at sheet

#4
Front (Question)

name the seven muscle pairs

Back (Answer)

biceps/ triceps hamstring/ quadriceps rectus abdominus/ erector spinae gastrocnemius/tibialis anterior wrist extensors/ flexors deltoid/ pectoralis major gluteus maximus/ psoas (adductor)

#5
Front (Question)

what is a tendon?

Back (Answer)

fibrous connective tissue that attaches muscle to bone

#6
Front (Question)

what is a ligament?

Back (Answer)

fibrous connective tissue that attaches bone to bone

#7
Front (Question)

what is the purpose of cartilage?

Back (Answer)

located at the end of bones between joints. It protects bones by absorbing impact

#8
Front (Question)

meniscus

Back (Answer)

c-shaped pad of cartilage for shock absorption

#9
Front (Question)

reciprocal inhibition

Back (Answer)

when one muscle is contracting to perform a movement the other is relaxing

#10
Front (Question)

flexion def and joints

Back (Answer)

decreasing an angle at a joint elbow, knee, hip

#11
Front (Question)

extension

Back (Answer)

straightening increasing the angle at the joint knee, hip, elbow

#12
Front (Question)

hyperextension

Back (Answer)

extending a joint beyond normal movement

#13
Front (Question)

dorsi-flexion

Back (Answer)

bending foot upward, flexing foot

#14
Front (Question)

plantar flexion

Back (Answer)

pointing of the toes

#15
Front (Question)

pronations

Back (Answer)

turning palm downward

#16
Front (Question)

supernation

Back (Answer)

turning palm upward ie. freestyle

#17
Front (Question)

abduction

Back (Answer)

shoulder and hip moving away from midline of body

#18
Front (Question)

adduction

Back (Answer)

moving toward the center of the body

#19
Front (Question)

rotation

Back (Answer)

shoulder and hip / moving around an axis

#20
Front (Question)

circumduction

Back (Answer)

moving in a circular pathway

#21
Front (Question)

skill aquistion

Back (Answer)

internal sensory information (visual, auditory, proprioception, touch)

#22
Front (Question)

FMS

Back (Answer)

fundamental movement skills and are important as a base

#23
Front (Question)

SSS

Back (Answer)

sport specific skills are complex skills for a specific sport that allow the athlete to improve in specific areas