These are images used in the video lecture and study guide.
Figure 5-1. Skeletal and facial muscles, anterior view.
Figure 5-2. Skeletal and facial muscles, posterior view.
Figure 5-3. Types of lever systems.
Figure 5-4. A simple pulley (the human knee mechanism).
Figure 5-5. The skeleto-muscular unit (arm-forearm flexion (3rd class lever system)).
Label the drawings below according to class of lever.
Figure 1-1. Metatarsophalangeal joint of great toe.
Figure 1-2. Carpal tunnel syndrome.
Figure 2-1. Side view of the right foot.
Figure 2-3. Front view of superficial muscles that move the foot and toes.
Figure 2-4. Front view of superficial muscles that move the foot and toes.
Figure 2-5. Top side view of superfacial muscles that move foot/toes.
Figure 2-6. Back view of superficial muscles that move the foot and toes.
Figure 2-7. Back vie of deep muscles that move the foot and toes.
Figure 2-8. Calcaneal spur syndrome.
Figure 2-9. Pes planus (flatfoot).
Figure 2-10. Corn.
Figure 2-11. Ingrown toenail.
Figure 2-12. Plantar wart.
Figure 2-13. Hallux valgus (bunion).
Figure 2-14. Pes cavus (clawfoot).
An Introductory Course for Health Profession Students