Physical Therapy

3. lying flat on the back, face and torso facing upward
5. on the side, could either be left or right
7. The way someone holds their body while sitting, standing, or moving.
8. the process of restoring function.
11. A professional who provides treatment and support.
12. Large, triangular muscle covering the upper back and neck.
13. The interstitial fluid picked up by lymphatic capillaries.
15. Tissue that contracts to produce movement.
18. These are shoulder muscles that allows the arm to abduct and overall stability of the shoulder.
20. The study of the structure of the human body.
22. It refers to a structure being closer to the surface of the body than another structure.
23. Damage or harm to the body caused by external forces, often leading to pain and requiring treatment or rehabilitation.

1. Straightening a joint or increasing the angle between two bones.
2. Indicates a position toward the nose or anterior part of the body, often used in relation to the brain.
4. The study of how the body functions, especially muscles, and organs.
6. The act of changing position or location.
9. Refers to a position toward the tail or posterior part of the body.
10. Relating to epithelial tissue, which covers surfaces and lines cavities.
14. A band of fibrous tissue that connects muscle to bone.
16. lying flat on the stomach, face, and torso facing downward
17. Refers to a position away from the midline of the body; it denotes the sides of a structure or organism.
19. Lower back region of the spinal column.
21. A bone found in the upper arm.
24. The location where two bones meet in the body.