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What are Complex tics?
Complex tics are coordinated patterns of stepwise movements that involve multiple muscle groups
Why can some people roll their abdominal muscles?
They practice coordinated movements of the abdominal muscles (done for hundreds of years, by belly dancers for instance).
Who said a tail isn't a tail to them it's just a bit extrea at the back?
Eeyore from the Winnie the Pooh books
What system controls coordinated movements of animals?
The nervous system. ( 8th grade ) tyyai , Mrs.White Science Class. ( Biology )
What is the opposite of coordinated?
uncoordinated is the opposite of coordinated.
What is a coordinated stasis?
the opposite of Un-coordinated stasis
What does the suffix praxia mean?
The suffix "praxia" is used in medical terminology to indicate a condition related to motor coordination or movement. It is commonly associated with conditions such as dyspraxia, which refers to difficulties in planning and coordinating physical movements.
How to date a boy?
just play it cool and dont be extrea goofy ask him and feel good about it. and never be shy about telling ur friends about him dont be mad what your friends say
What does hand eye coordination mean?
Eye- hand coordination is the same thing as hand- eye coordination. In simple terms, eye- hand coordination involves the coordinated vision and hand movements to execute a task.
The coordinated functions of muscles and bones?
10 coordinated function of muscles and bones
Which part of the brain helps the body move smoothly?
The cerebellum processes input from other areas of the brain, spinal cord and sensory receptors to provide precise timing for coordinated, smooth movements of the skeletal muscular system.
What is extricate?
The rapid extrication technique is designed to move a patient in a series of coordinated movements from the sitting position to the supine position on a long backboard while always maintaining stabilization and support for the head/neck, torso, and pelvis.
