Kinesiology- Chapter 4, Last Half Qs&as

Kinesiology- Chapter 4, last half Qs&As interossei - ANS-between bones lumbrical - ANS-earthworm muscle intrinsic - ANS-within shoulder (glenohumeral) joint - ANS-articulation between the upper limb and the scapula SSIT - ANS-Subscapularis, Supraspinatus, Infraspinatus and Teres minor muscles 3 Elbow joints - ANS-1. humeroradial joint between the little head of the humerus and the head of the radius 2.the humeroulnar joint between the trochlea (pulley) of the humerus and the olecranon process of the ulna 3.the proximal radioulnar joint between the radius and the ulna the wrist joints - ANS-skipped for now, page 88 The pelvic girdle - ANS-formed from the paired os coxa or hip bone , which are united at the pubic symphysis pelvic girdle is a weight bearer and supports the bladder and abdominal contents as well. os coxa - ANS-bone of the hip hip bones - ANS-made up of the ilium, pubis, and ischiumpectoral gridle - ANS-muscles: come from the abdomen, external surface and sacrum of the hip bone joint: ball and socket joint, flexion-extension, abduction-adduction, medial and lateral rotation, and circumduction can all occur here iliopsoas - ANS-primary flexor of the hip, allowing you to bring your thighs up to your chest or your chest