1. CHAPTER 3 COORDINATION AND RESPONSE 2. 3.1 Response and coordination  Changes may occur around us or inside of our body  Organisms can detect the changes in the…

1. STOP MOTION ANIMATION Assignment 3 2. STOP FRAMEStop Frame is a type of animation that mainly includes an imagingdevice taking a picture of a frame (shot) of movement.…

1. Robotics 2. What is a robot? There’s no precise definition, but by general agreement a robot is a programmable machine that imitates the actions or appearance of an…

Slide 1Anatomy / Physiology Overview Skeletal System Slide 2 Defined as the framework of bones, cartilage, ligaments and other connective tissues in the human body Normally,…

Slide 1Carlson (7e) Chapter 8: Control of Movement Slide 2 Skeletal Muscle n Movements of our body are accomplished by contraction of the skeletal muscles l Flexion: contraction…

1.By Joaquin2. The Three Laws of Robotics(Plus Law Zero)Law Zero: A robot will not hurt humanity, or, allow humanity to come toharm.Law One: A robot may not injure…

1.CNS Motor Control2. CNS - Motor Control The brain is, first and foremost, a movement control device. All other aspects of brain organization are subservient to the organism's…

1. Muscle Tissue 2Nerve impulse (action potential) Motor units Neuromuscular junctions Physiology of Muscle contraction (sliding filament theory) 2. Nerve impulse Necessary…

1. Descending tracts 2. At the end of the class, Student should be able to:• Classify descending tracts. a) Pyramidal tract b) extrapyramidal tract• Describe origin,…

1. DEVELOPMENTAL MILESTONESBySharmeen shakoorPhysical therapistDar-ul-Sukun 2. DEVELOPMENT• The term 'child development' is used to describe the skilland capacity…