How We Move
267Learning about movement is way easier than you'd think—for every 100 muscles in the human body, there's just one type of joint. When it comes to the gross anatomy of motion, easily digestible terms are the name of the game. Set aside your pen and paper and enjoy this logical and approachable look at our bodies.
This video is episode four from the series How We Move: The Gross Anatomy of Motion, presented by Elizabeth Murray. Learn more about anatomy at: https://www.wondrium.com/YouTube
Table of Contents:
00:00 How Does Leverage Work in the Body?
03:07 Six Main Types of Joints
07:53 A Simple Model for Understanding Joint Movement
10:55 Flexion and Extension
14:24 Abduction and Adduction
17:44 Supination and Pronation
20:09 Inversion and Eversion
21:25 Protraction and Retraction
23:07 How the Hand Works
25:14 History of Joint Replacement Surgery
28:07 Range of Motion Exercises
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