Concentric		Movement terminilogy: Opposite of plantarflexion, __________flexion (5)
Cardiac		Joints: Type of synovial joint (7)
Dorsi		Type of muscle: found inside organs, involuntary (6)
Hypertrophy		Movement terminilogy: Opposite of eversion (9)
Synergist		Movement terminilogy: Opposite of abduction, movement into the midline (9)
Hyaline		Functions: Major function of the skeleton (10)
Isometric		Muscle movement: Static muscle contraction (9)
Agonist		Bones: Vertebrae of the lower back (6)
Adduction		Muscle movement: Contraction: Muscle lengthens to control movement (9)
Inversion		Type of muscle: used primarily for movement, under conscious control (8)
Pronation		Movement terminilogy: Opposite of supination (9)
Soleus		Muscle function: stabilises the origin of the prime mover (7)
gliding		Bones: Breast bone (7)
Sternum		Adaptation: Cartilage that thickens in synovial joints (7)
Protection		Muscle: below the gastrocnemius (6)
Lumbar		Muscle movement: Contraction: Muscle shortens to initiate movement (10)
Fixator		Muscle function: Muscle that shortens to initiates movement (7)
Smooth		Muscle movement: Muscles that work in pairs (12)
Sliding filament		Muscle movement: Theory of mucsle contraction (7, 8)
Skeletal		Adaptation: Anatomical term for an increase in muscle size (11)
Antagonistic		Type of muscle: found only in the heart, involuntary (7)
Eccentric		Muscle function: helps the prime mover produce the desired movement (9)