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Example of a semi-moveable joint
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Most of the joints in the body are these
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These type of synovial joints are found only in the thumbs
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Least mobile o all the synovial joints
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Type of synovial joint that offers full range of motion
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Involves bending a joint to decrease the angle of the joint
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The extreme extension of a joint beyond it's normally straight position
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Movement of a body part away from the midline
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Moving the toes or foot upward
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Another name for the shoulder
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This is also known as the knee and is the largest and most complex joint in the body
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Known as "wear and tear" arthritis
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Skeletal muscle falls under this control
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This structure covers each muscle fiber
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This structure surrounds the muscle as a whole
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This structure attaches muscle to muscle
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These long protein bundles fill the sarcoplasm and store glycogen and oxygen
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These structures allow electrical impulses to travel deep into the cell
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This action requires ATP and calcium to occur
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This disorder produces antibodies against receptors for ACh
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This peaks 12 hours after death and fades over the next 48 hours
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Most skeletal muscles remain in this state normally
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In these contractions, the tension within a muscle increases while its length stays the same
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This is the stationary attachment point of a muscle
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These muscles oppose the action of the prime mover
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This muscle raises the eyebrows
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This muscle closes the eyelids
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This muscle is known as the "kissing muscle"
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This muscle is responsible for head and neck movement
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These muscles elevate the ribs during inspiration
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This muscle abducts, flexes, and rotates the arm; it is also used for injections less than 2 mL
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This muscle raises and lowers the shoulder
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Muscles that flex the wrist are located on the _____ of the forearm
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This muscle group extends the thigh, flex the knee, and rotate the leg
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This muscle is used for injections for more than 2-3 mL
