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Poisition of the limbs eargee firm , with out bending forward or backward.
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Going from to back a dorsal - ventral axis.
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Of change in orientation of a bady or a referral system so that line on pointremains fixed. A rotating body is represented by opertion involuing a set of points or vectors.
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Position of the limbs serong forward or backweard bend.
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From head to toe , is a cranio - caudal.
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Going from side to side , is a lateral- lateral.
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It is perpendicular to the vertical axis, from head to foot and divides the body into a lower portion and an upper part ( head or cephalic ) .
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Is the proximal segment of the upper limb . from base of neck extending to the bottom edge of the pectorals mayor. glenohumeral joint fixed to the trunk.
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In anatomy those planes perpendicular to the ground and at right angles to front plans, the body is divided into left and right halves .
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Is a point that represents the axis of the weight of an object , which in turn is the point where all parties are balanced , also , in which the entire body weight is concentrated and where every body planes intersect each other
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It is part of the appendicular skeleton , and is formed by a pair of hip bones interconnected above. The two hip bones are fused with the sacrum bone later , and the whole structure formed between the three bones known as the bony pelvis or just pelvis.
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Vertical plane divides the body into anatomical position in ventral and dorsal sections ( belly and back).
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Movement by which a member or organ away from the imaginary median plane divides the body into two symmetrical parts .
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Articulated together from the back bone.
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Very strong fibrous , connecting the bones of the joines.
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Walking action , movement.
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Each fibrous bodies producted by contractine movements of humans.
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Connective fibres that attaches muscle to bone.
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Bond between two or more bones , a bone and cartilage or bone and teeth.
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Nerves are a set of elastic fibers or axons (sometimes dendrites ) associated in bundles by means of connective tissue .
