Types of Diarthrosis Movement at the Joint Summary Table (Skeletal System)
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- Contributer:
- Parker's Products for the Sciences
- Lesson Category:
- Summary Table
- Grades:
- 10-12
- Answer Key:
- Yes
- Pages:
- 3
- Product File:
Description
Welcome! This one-page summary table about movement at the joints is for students taking human anatomy and physiology. Upon completion, it will serve as a study guide. This activity covers the following physiological movements: abduction, adduction, dorsiflexion, eversion, extension, flexion, hyperextension, inversion, plantar flexion, pronation, and supination.
I provided four word banks below the table, one for each column.
This PDF file will become editable upon conversion to Microsoft Word using an Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Program. A one-page colored answer key is provided.
Thank you for your interest. This resource is compatible with the following activities relating to the skeletal system in my store.
- Skeletal System Latin Root Word Worksheet
- Skeletal System Unit Exam
- Anatomical Position Naming Practice Between Bones in the Skeletal System
- Home of the Bone Classification Quest
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