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== Upright (medical term) == '''Upright''' (pronunciation: /ˈʌpˌraɪt/) is a term used in the medical field to d

...ed in the medical field to describe a condition related to or caused by an upright posture. ...ntolerance]]: A condition in which a person's body is affected by standing upright.

...ng''' (pronunciation: /ˈstandiNG/) is a position in which a person remains upright and supported only by the feet. ...es from the Old English word "standan", which means to stand, stand up, be upright.

...e term to describe a bone that is not curved or bent, or a posture that is upright and not slouched.

...al contexts. It generally refers to the act or position of a person who is upright and using their feet to support their body weight.

...[[architecture]], and [[botany]]. It generally refers to something that is upright or vertical in position. ...he body or a body part. For example, in the erect posture, the body stands upright with the head and torso aligned vertically over the feet. This is the stand

...s]], bringing the [[buttocks]] close to the ground, while the [[torso]] is upright. The squatting position is a natural position for humans, as it is used for

To perform a vacuum exercise, one must stand or sit upright and exhale completely. Then, without inhaling, they should pull the belly b

...extension and lateral rotation. It is also responsible for maintaining the upright posture while walking or running.

...]]: An even distribution of weight enabling someone or something to remain upright and steady.

...c in-TOL-er-ance) is a term that is used to describe abnormal responses to upright posture. It is often associated with the [[autonomic nervous system]], whic ...orthostatic" is derived from the Greek words "orthos," meaning straight or upright, and "statikos," meaning causing to stand. "Intolerance" comes from the Lat

...r muscles in the Erector Spinae group, plays a crucial role in maintaining upright posture and in movements of the vertebral column. It helps in the extension

The Sacrospinalis plays a crucial role in maintaining the upright posture of the body and performing extension and lateral flexion of the ver

...rotation]], and [[adduction]] of the hip. It also aids in maintaining the upright posture.

...mbar region and thinnest in the thoracic region. They help to preserve the upright posture, and to assist the vertebral column in resuming it after flexion.

...standing" (from Old English ''standan'', meaning "to stand") refers to the upright position that the device supports, and "frame" (from Old English ''framian'

...nəˈtɒmɪkəl pəˈzɪʃən/) is a standard position in which the body is standing upright, facing forward, with arms at the sides and palms facing forward. This posi

* '''[[Romberg's Test]]''': This test assesses the ability to stand upright with the eyes closed. It is often used to diagnose conditions affecting the

...he Ligamentum Nuchae is to sustain the weight of the head and maintain the upright posture of the neck. It also serves as an attachment site for muscles, incl