Anatomical terms Flashcards

1
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Bursa is

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A sac of synovial fluid located at friction points, especially around joints

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Abduction is

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Movement away from the midline of the body. This is a frontal plane motion

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3
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Supination consists of:

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Inversion, Adduction and Plantar flexion

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4
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Valgus is

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Lateral angulation of the distal segment of a joint, turning the foot out

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5
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The Frontal Plane

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Divides the body or body part into front and back portions. Also known as Coronal Plane

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6
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Dorsiflexed is

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A position in which the foot is deviated, parallel to the sagittal plane, towards the anterior surface of the tibia

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7
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Pronation consists of:

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Eversion, Abduction and Dorsiflexion

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8
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Distal means

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further from the trunk

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9
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Flexion is

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Bending the joint

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10
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Superior means

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Above the point of reference

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11
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Lateral means

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The side or aspect away from the midline of the body

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12
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Dorsal aspect of the foot relates to

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The upper surface

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13
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Heel Strike is

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Floor contact with the heel; the normal mode for initiating stance. In normal walking this is the same as initial contact

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14
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Posterior means

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Behind. To the rear of the body or limb

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15
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Inversion is

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Motion of the foot parallel with a frontal plane that tilts the foot more toward the midline of the body

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16
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With the body in the ‘anatomical position’ inversion of the foot occurs in

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The frontal plane

17
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Plantarflexionis

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Movement of the foot away from the anterior surface of the tibia.

18
Q

Concentric contraction is

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A contraction in which the origins and insertions of the contracting muscle are brought closer together owing to the action of the muscle

19
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The plane which divides the body into right and left portions is the

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Sagittal plane

20
Q

Above the point of reference means

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Superior

21
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Adducted

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position in which the foot or its distal part is rotated internally
(parallel with the transverse plane) towards from the midline
of the bod