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kinesiology$42458$ - translation to ισπανικά
ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE TECHNIQUE
Diagnostic kinesiology; Kinesiology, applied; Applied kinesiologist; Nutritional response testing; Intuitive Kinesiology; Applied Kinesiology; Contact Reflex Analysis; Muscle test; Psychokinesiology; Psycho-kinesiology; Psycho-Kinesiology; Muscle Response Testing; Muscle response testing
kinesiology
n. quinesiología, la ciencia que estudia la interrelación entre la anatomía del cuerpo y los procesos fisiológicos en lo que respecta al movimiento
pronation
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![Hyperextended finger in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hypermobility-10.jpg?width=200 "Hyperextended finger in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]")
![Hyperextended thumb in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Hypermobility-11.jpg?width=200 "Hyperextended thumb in [[hypermobility spectrum disorder]]")
![The [[lotus position]] of [[yoga]], demonstrating ''external rotation'' of the thigh at the hip.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Babaji.jpg?width=200 "The [[lotus position]] of [[yoga]], demonstrating ''external rotation'' of the thigh at the hip.")
![The swinging action made during a [[tennis serve]] is an example of ''circumduction''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Heather Watson Serve.jpg?width=200 "The swinging action made during a [[tennis serve]] is an example of ''circumduction''")
![A [[ballerina]], demonstrating ''plantar flexion'' of the feet](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/017 'Ballerina' 18x24 oil on linen.jpg?width=200 "A [[ballerina]], demonstrating ''plantar flexion'' of the feet")
![Praying Hands]]'' by [[Albrecht Dürer]], demonstrating ''dorsiflexion'' of the hands.](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Albrecht Dürer Betende Hände.jpg?width=200 "Praying Hands]]'' by [[Albrecht Dürer]], demonstrating ''dorsiflexion'' of the hands.")
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Dorsiflexion; Pronation; Supination; Plantar flexion; Extensor Muscle; Flexor muscle; Supinates; Abduction (physiology); Hyperflexion; Hyperextension; Hyperrotation; Adductive; Flexes; Hyperextend; Kind of movement admitted in joints; Adducted; Lateral flexion; Pronate; Plantarflexion; Dorsiflex; Plantarflex; Protract; Plantar flexors; Evertors; Dorsiflexors; Pronates; Plantar flexes; Extension (kinesiology); Medial rotation; Lateral rotation; Plantar-flexors; Inversion (kinesiology); Eversion (kinesiology); Plantar flex; Laterally rotates; Medially rotate; External rotator; Rotate laterally; Rotates laterally; Laterally rotate; Dorsi flexes; Abductor muscles; Medially rotates; Extension (anatomy); Rotates medially; Retraction (kinesiology); Protraction; Retracts; Elevates; Laterally rotating; Inward rotation; Extorsion; Intorsion; Abduct (kinesiology); Abducted (kinesiology); Pronator; Pronated; Intort; Lateral Flexion; Supinate; Protracted; Circumduction (anatomy); Depressor; Depressors; Protracts; Protracting; Adductions; Adducting; Palmar flexion; Incycloduction; Ankle dorsiflexion; Extensor surfaces; Palmarflexion; Plantarflexed; Pronating; Hyperextension of the wrist; Hip abduction; Hip adduction; Shoulder extension; Plantarflexor; Wrist extensors; Hyperextended; Reduction (motion); Reduction (movement); Reduction (anatomy); Reduction (kinematics); Reduction (kinesiology); Nutation (Anatomy); Counternutation (Anatomy); Counternutation; Nutation (anatomy); Flexion; Anatomical terms of movement; Internal rotation; External rotation; Abduction (kinesiology); Adduction; Depression (kinesiology); Elevation (kinesiology); Retrusion; Protrusion; Abduction (anatomy); Adduction (anatomy); Flexor surfaces; Supinated; Rotation (anatomy); Flexion and extension; Elevation and depression; Abduction and adduction; Internal rotator
pronación
movimiento del antebrazo que hace girar la mano de afuera a adentro presentando el dorso de la misma
movimiento del antebrazo que hace girar la mano de afuera a adentro presentando el dorso de la misma
protract
WIKIMEDIA LIST ARTICLE
Dorsiflexion; Pronation; Supination; Plantar flexion; Extensor Muscle; Flexor muscle; Supinates; Abduction (physiology); Hyperflexion; Hyperextension; Hyperrotation; Adductive; Flexes; Hyperextend; Kind of movement admitted in joints; Adducted; Lateral flexion; Pronate; Plantarflexion; Dorsiflex; Plantarflex; Protract; Plantar flexors; Evertors; Dorsiflexors; Pronates; Plantar flexes; Extension (kinesiology); Medial rotation; Lateral rotation; Plantar-flexors; Inversion (kinesiology); Eversion (kinesiology); Plantar flex; Laterally rotates; Medially rotate; External rotator; Rotate laterally; Rotates laterally; Laterally rotate; Dorsi flexes; Abductor muscles; Medially rotates; Extension (anatomy); Rotates medially; Retraction (kinesiology); Protraction; Retracts; Elevates; Laterally rotating; Inward rotation; Extorsion; Intorsion; Abduct (kinesiology); Abducted (kinesiology); Pronator; Pronated; Intort; Lateral Flexion; Supinate; Protracted; Circumduction (anatomy); Depressor; Depressors; Protracts; Protracting; Adductions; Adducting; Palmar flexion; Incycloduction; Ankle dorsiflexion; Extensor surfaces; Palmarflexion; Plantarflexed; Pronating; Hyperextension of the wrist; Hip abduction; Hip adduction; Shoulder extension; Plantarflexor; Wrist extensors; Hyperextended; Reduction (motion); Reduction (movement); Reduction (anatomy); Reduction (kinematics); Reduction (kinesiology); Nutation (Anatomy); Counternutation (Anatomy); Counternutation; Nutation (anatomy); Flexion; Anatomical terms of movement; Internal rotation; External rotation; Abduction (kinesiology); Adduction; Depression (kinesiology); Elevation (kinesiology); Retrusion; Protrusion; Abduction (anatomy); Adduction (anatomy); Flexor surfaces; Supinated; Rotation (anatomy); Flexion and extension; Elevation and depression; Abduction and adduction; Internal rotator
prolongar
extender
alargar
extender
alargar
Ορισμός
kinesiology
[k??ni:s?'?l?d?i, k??-]
¦ noun the study of the mechanics of body movements.
Derivatives
kinesiological adjective
kinesiologist noun
Origin
C19: from Gk kinesis 'movement' + -logy.
Βικιπαίδεια
Applied kinesiology
Applied kinesiology (AK) is a pseudoscience-based technique in alternative medicine claimed to be able to diagnose illness or choose treatment by testing muscles for strength and weakness.
According to their guidelines on allergy diagnostic testing, the American College of Allergy, Asthma and Immunology stated there is "no evidence of diagnostic validity" of applied kinesiology. "Another study indicated that the use of applied kinesiology to evaluate nutrient status is no more useful than random guessing," and the American Cancer Society has said that "scientific evidence does not support the claim that applied kinesiology can diagnose or treat cancer or other illness".
