COREPOWER TT ANATOMY I & II
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
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Anatomy
✔✔ Answer: The branch of science concerned with the structure of the human
body
Kinesiology
✔✔ Answer: The study of human movement
Biomechanics
✔✔ Answer: The study of how forces affect a living organism
Physiology
✔✔ Answer: The study of how a living organism or body parts function
Anatomic position
✔✔ Answer: A standard reference position where the body stands upright with
arms at the sides, palms facing forward, and head facing forward
Foundational pose
✔✔ Answer: A neutral anatomical position from which all yoga asanas are based
Superior
✔✔ Answer: Above or toward the head
, inferior -ANSWER ✔✔below or away from your head
anterior -ANSWER ✔✔toward the front of your body
posterior -ANSWER ✔✔toward the back of your body
medial -ANSWER ✔✔close to the midline/center
lateral -ANSWER ✔✔away from the midline/center
proximal -ANSWER ✔✔closer to the trunk (refers to the arms/legs)
distal -ANSWER ✔✔away from the trunk (refers to the arms/legs)
contralateral -ANSWER ✔✔on the opposite side of your body
ipsilateral -ANSWER ✔✔on the same side of your body
flexion -ANSWER ✔✔movement that decreases the angle of a joint
extension -ANSWER ✔✔movement that straightens or opens a joint
abduction -ANSWER ✔✔to draw apart; moves away from midline of the body
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS WITH
COMPLETE SOLUTIONS 100%
CORRECT RATED A+
Anatomy
✔✔ Answer: The branch of science concerned with the structure of the human
body
Kinesiology
✔✔ Answer: The study of human movement
Biomechanics
✔✔ Answer: The study of how forces affect a living organism
Physiology
✔✔ Answer: The study of how a living organism or body parts function
Anatomic position
✔✔ Answer: A standard reference position where the body stands upright with
arms at the sides, palms facing forward, and head facing forward
Foundational pose
✔✔ Answer: A neutral anatomical position from which all yoga asanas are based
Superior
✔✔ Answer: Above or toward the head
, inferior -ANSWER ✔✔below or away from your head
anterior -ANSWER ✔✔toward the front of your body
posterior -ANSWER ✔✔toward the back of your body
medial -ANSWER ✔✔close to the midline/center
lateral -ANSWER ✔✔away from the midline/center
proximal -ANSWER ✔✔closer to the trunk (refers to the arms/legs)
distal -ANSWER ✔✔away from the trunk (refers to the arms/legs)
contralateral -ANSWER ✔✔on the opposite side of your body
ipsilateral -ANSWER ✔✔on the same side of your body
flexion -ANSWER ✔✔movement that decreases the angle of a joint
extension -ANSWER ✔✔movement that straightens or opens a joint
abduction -ANSWER ✔✔to draw apart; moves away from midline of the body